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Not many opting for loan Covid cases cross
the 30,000-mark
SC dismisses Vodafone’s
₹ 4,760cr tax refund claim
TGB withdraws ₹ 17crore cash
Hyderabad, April 29
In an unusual move, Telangana Grameena
Bank (TGB) has recalled cash credit from
moratorium, say banks OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, April 29
With 31,787 confi rmed cases of
Covid19 on Wednesday, the patient
In partial relief,
directs govt to pay
holding of refunds by the ITDepart
ment. For one of the years, whenas
sessment was completed after the
three lakh Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana Only 10% of their load has crossed the 30,000mark.
High Court’s decision and refund
(PMJDY) accounts. The bank has withdrawn customers, mostly
Of these 7,797, have recovered, while ₹ 733 cr for AY1415
1,008 (3.17 per cent) have died. Deep was determined, the apex court dir
₹ 17 crore, which was credited to these
OUR BUREAU ected issue of the refund, subject to
accounts under PMJDY. Under the Covid19 SMEs, choose facility into the lockdown, cases have
New Delhi, April 29 some conditions.
relief package, which involves a direct doubled in 12 days from 14,792 cases
SURABHI on April 18 to 31,787 cases on April 29. The Supreme Court on Wednesday According to the apex court, inso
benefi t transfer of ₹ 500 each to women
Mumbai, April 29 According to an analytics report upheld the Income Tax Depart far as AY1415 is concerned, the fi nal
PMJDY account holders, the regional rural
Though the Reserve Bank of India released by the Maharashtra govern ment’s action against Vodafone order passed under Section 143(3) of
bank credited the amount to about nine
has allowed companies to opt for a ment, fi ve States — Meghalaya, Pun withholding ₹ 4,760 crore of re the Act indicates that the appellant
lakh accounts early this month. p10
threemonth moratorium on loan jab, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and fund, pending scrutiny of assess is entitled to a refund of ₹ 733 crore,
repayments in the wake of the na Maharashtra — have a high mortality ments. However, the court directed while for AY1516, there is a demand
tional lockdown, data with indi rate. Maharashtra has recorded 400 the government to refund ₹ 733 of ₹ 582 crore. During the course of
To help borrowers tide over the liquidity crunch, the RBI had announced a
PORTFOLIO vidual banks suggests that not threemonth moratorium on payment of instalments for all term loans deaths among 9,318 cases, a mortal crore for assessment year 201415 the hearing, the IT Department
many fi rms have chosen to defer ity rate of 4.29 per cent, while Gu (fi scal year 201314) for which assess suggested that, based on its order
due between March 1 and May 31 ISTOCK.COM/ABABIL12 ment had been completed and re dated December 28, 2019 (passed in
HOME TRUTHS routine interest payments for now. jarat has recorded 181 deaths among
Is this the right time for REITs? Private sector lenders, including It, however, expected small play quidity crunch and not default on 3,744 cases, a mortality rate of 4.83 fund generated. connection with Idea Cellular with
With equity and fi xed income instruments HDFC Bank, Axis Bank and IndusInd ers with less access to the market to loan repayments, the RBI had an per cent. Madhya Pradesh has recor The appeal in the SC related tothe which Vodafone now stands
being volatile now, there may be some Bank, have revealed that not many opt for this facility. It had received nounced a threemonth morator ded 5.03 per cent mortality with 120 Delhi High Court’s order in a matter merged), it would be entitled to in
merit in looking beyond these asset companies or salaried retail cus very few applications from whole ium on payment of instalments for deaths (2,387 cases). Punjab, at 19 wherein Vodafone prayed for ex voke the requisite power under law
classes. And choices such as real estate tomers have opted for the three sale customers, the bank had said. all term loans due between March 1 deaths (322), and Meghalaya, with peditious processing and granting to set off the amount of refund pay
investment trusts (REITs), which offer month moratorium permitted by “On the corporate side, it is the and May 31. Most banks have also in one death (12) have a mortality per of refund for AY 201415 to AY1718. able in respect of AY1415 against the
potential for income as well as capital the RBI on March 27. SME segment, particularly the mi dicated that retail borrowers are centage of 5.9 and 8.33, respectively. The total amount involved was remaining tax payable.
gains, can be among ideas to consider. As per rating agency ICRA, about cro segment, which does daily cash also taking up the moratorium fa On Wednesday, the Ministry of ₹ 4,760 crore. During deliberations
REITs are a wellknown asset class globally, 328 companies — including The based transactions, that requires cility on a selective basis. Home Aff airs, in an order, stated that before the High Court, the IT De Payable within 4 weeks
with a return history of decades. p8 Tata Power Company, JSW Steel and the moratorium facility. Many large “Salaried borrowers, whose salar migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists, partment had objected to the writ However, the apex court said since
Kalyan Jewellers, Air India Express companies may be shut but they ies have not been impacted due to students and other persons stran petition stating that processing of the requisite action had not been
and ONGC Petro Additions — have have enough cash in hand, as is the the lockdown or those who feel ded during the lockdown will be al refunds and pending scrutiny pro initiated, it would not comment in
ceedings were on account of legit that respect. “In the premises, we
TRENDING opted for the moratorium benefi ts. case for many salaried borrowers they can continue to and have the lowed to move from one State to an
imate ongoing proceedings. direct that the amount of ₹ 733 crore
A large number of small and me who are still getting their salaries,” capacity to pay EMIs, have not op other after the sending and
WWW.THEHINDUBUSINESSLINE.COM dium enterprises, many of which noted Kuntal Sur, Partner, Financial ted for the moratorium,” said an receiving States consult each other shall be refunded to the appellant
have limited working capital, seem Risk and Regulation, PwC India. other banker, pointing out that on movement by road, through san What the I-T law says within four weeks from today, sub
HERE TO STAY to be availing themselves of the IndusInd Bank, which an many others have also realised that itised buses. It has stated that only The IT Department also relied on a ject to any proceedings that the rev
moratorium benefi t. nounced its Q4 results earlier this they would have to pay interest on those persons found asymptomatic provision in the Income Tax law, enue may deem appropriate to ini
There's no going back on WFH, which gives tax authorities the tiate in accordance with law,” it said.
but some facetoface meets In media and analyst calls after week, also said a very small percent the deferred EMIs, which acted as a for Covid19 after screening will be al
its Q4 results on April 28, Axis Bank age of corporate borrowers have disincentive. “Axis Bank said many lowed to move. power to withhold refund, pending Further, it directed the IT Depart
will always be needed, writes
said only about 2528 per cent of the sought this moratorium. retail borrowers have taken the The Ministry also tweeted: “New scrutiny of assessment proceed ment to conclude the proceedings
Paran Balakrishnan
customers, in value terms, and 1011 moratorium despite having ad guidelines to fi ght #COVID19 will ings. It objected to issuance of re initiated pursuant to notice under
per cent, in absolute numbers, Opt-in model equate balances just to preserve li come into eff ect from 4th May, funds due to outstanding tax de law in respect of AY1617 and AY1718,
DO ALTERNATIVES HELP? sought the moratorium. “The bank has given moratorium to quidity amid uncertainty,” said a which shall give considerable relaxa mands for earlier years. Upholding at the earliest.
For wholesale and SME loans, the all its retail loans while it followed note by ICICI Securities. tions to many districts. Details re the reasons stated by the IT Depart Nangia said this judgment rein
Lokeshwarri SK examines how
bank had off ered the facility on an an ‘optin’ model on the corporate HDFC Bank said that on the retail garding this shall be communicated ment for withholding the refund, forces the principle that one cannot
far alternative assets could help
optin basis. It spoke to wholesale side, where the need for morator side also, the number of customers in the days to come.” the High Court had dismissed the approach the Supreme Court/High
investors wade through the
and retail customers and, only ium was quite negligible,” Kotak In applying for a moratorium is low. writ petition fi led by the taxpayer. Court and seek relief against the
recent market volatility
when convinced, off ered the stitutional Equities noted. Of those who have applied, nearly Aggrieved,the company moved the procedures prescribed in the stat
moratorium. HDFC Bank, in an ana Bankers, however, said the op 9598 per cent are not in default as apex court last year. ute. “Extraordinary remedy of writ
WHAT’S THE LOGIC? lyst call after its Q4results, had said tion to avail of the moratorium was on February 29, but are availing Rakesh Nangia, Chairman at has to be sought in extraordinary
The Central government's it was diffi cult to assess the number still available to borrowers and they themselves of it just to be cautious Nangia Andersen Consulting, said situation, where authorities have
sudden move to distance of customers availing themselves could request for the same, de rather than for fear of stress. The the Supreme Court, dealing with either violated the statutory provi
itself from ecommerce fi rms of the moratorium on the whole pending on their cash fl ows. bank surveyed about 1,000 custom the fact pattern in detail, upheld the sions or exceeded their jurisdic
defi es logic, says Amiti Sen sale and SME banking side. To help borrowers tide over theli ers to get their feedback. High Court’s decision and with tion,” he added.
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too much of a good thing he fi ght against coronavirus useful in the fi ght against Covid.”
involves fi ve key steps. Social Chaudhari says the app is very diff erent
MALA BHARGAVA distancing, contact tracing, from the governmentsponsored Aarogya
isolation, testing and treatment. Of Setu app, even though both share features
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leven thirty in the morning. Just 15 minutes these, contract tracing plays a crucial role in such as contact facing an item pretty much
to go. I jump up to dress, give my unruly helping curb the spread of the disease similar to our cycle. Aiisma respects the
hair a brushing that makes little diff erence, among communities. In the earlier episodes user’s privacy, says Chaudhari. Even though
and slip on a nice Vnecked dress — because of pandemics and epidemics contact tracing the app farms precious private data from its
I’m told those suit me most. I hurry to make myself was a mammoth manual exercise, while users, “all the important personal data such
a cup of tea, grab my iPad Pro and settle down with today thanks to digital technology it has as the user’s location entered on the app are
my dark teal curtain in the backdrop. And wait. You become a much easier task. independent and are not stored on our
guessed it. Zoom meeting... Several solutions have emerged in recent servers.”
At this time of social distancing, Zoom has times, especially after the Covid outbreak, The server identifi es hotspots or contact
cropped up out of nowhere to give us back a off ering innovative measures to help points which might have positive status as
semblance of our prepandemic lives. Budget So it is Zoom to the rescue. It is not only about work. conscious discomfort. I may be a friendly enough government agencies, civil societies and identifi ed and classifi ed by the government
meetings, work reviews, school classes, yoga It is about morale, connection and engagement. I creature but imagining my colleagues judging me individuals to track people with infections or as integrated by one of the international
sessions, prayer ceremonies, weddings, concerts, don't have fatigue of video calls. I have fatigue from for my choice of upholstery may make me bristle and areas where such patients are found in sites. “The algorithm basically looks through
drinking with friends, fi ghting with the cousins — worrying about good connectivity throughout the somewhat. large numbers (hotspots). Las Vegasfounded the database and analyses the user days
all of it has found a home on Zoom. Or other video calls. Dropoff s, lags, speech slowdowns and sudden Pilates instructor Meghna Thaker who took and Gurgaonbased data marketplace AIISMA based on the information and places it over
calling alternatives, if one is worried about the pickups...that can get exhausting.” classes in Mumbai until the lockdown came along, has come up with a solution to make contact the map to fi gure out whether the user is in
Chinese eavesdropping. Unlike physically sitting in a meeting room, fi nds the seven odd sessions she takes on video tracing easier using algorithmic tools. The or near a place he or she should be cautious
But a month down the line and everyone has just which is tiring enough in itself, attending in a Zoom totally exhausting. Not physically but mentally. “I application can be used in smartphones and about.
about had too much of a good thing. The phrase room is turning out to be even more so because of have to pay so much more close attention when my feature phones, which means it works pretty If the user stays green, most likely the user
‘Zoom fatigue’ has begun to make the rounds the fact that you have to sit bolt upright and still classes are on video. I need to concentrate and watch much everywhere, rural or urban centres. has not come in touch with anyone who’s
online. Ironically, we now have video chat with the and pay complete attention. There’s no nodding off carefully to see that exercises are being executed The app, which is on beta mode supposed to carry the virus, notes
therapist to get over a surfeit of video chat. for a moment or letting your gaze go astray because safely and correctly and with the proper form,” she now and is available on Chaudhari. But if by any chance
These days, when I chat balconytobalcony with you’re on TV, so to speak, and any from the bunch of says, “It’s a blessing not to have go commute all over Android, has a familiar user the latitudelongitude
my neighbour, he invariably ends up rushing off for people attending could slide their eyes over to spot the place to take classes but at least then, when I was interface but is run by a matches by a certain
a ‘review meeting’ that he claims can last the better you and note that you seem less than extremely out, I knew what I had to deal with. At home, I have notsofamiliar idea. It percentage point, then the
part of three hours. By the end of the day he’s so dog interested in the proceedings. to rush from the kitchen to the computer and from basically allows users to app alerts the user that
tired of video calls, he takes a bottle out of his It just isn’t a natural way of communicating, the computer to do the washing — the two worlds key in their personal s/he should get in touch
diminishing stock of beers, plugs his ears up with specially since one sees just the face, hyperfocusing are mixed up.” data and tries to take it with authorities and
some pounding indie house and goes to sleep. on microexpressions and the slightest twitch when It’s the youngest amongst us who aren’t tired of to a marketplace where follow selfisolation
Others too complain of backtoback meetings on the rest of the body language is out of sight. video chats. Away from school, they rather enjoy a they can exchange it guidelines. “At no point,
Zoom. Obviously, businesses have embraced video Tempers begin to fray when misinterpretations of new way of connecting, fresh activities and teaching for rewards. Of the the identity of the user is
chat a little too lovingly. Anxious to get their expression and missing body language cues styles, and something to relieve the boredom. They many functions of the made public or the
money’s worth from employees, they exert an combine, with another layer of annoyances coming don’t need to worry over the noise in the house, app, the AiiHealth allows positive carrier is made
unspoken pressure for them to be always accessible from lessthanideal camera positioning. People feel proving something to the boss, or dressing up to users to take their health public... everything is
and meetingready. Those now forced to work from self conscious quite as if they were really on TV look presentable on video. “She doesn’t always enjoy data and share it with automatic. Wherever one
home on their part, feel the need to prove they can throughout. video classes, specially if she has to just sit and agencies and join the fi ght moves or whoever one is in
contribute to the company even far away from the listen,” says Nupur Chaturvedi, a marketing against Covid by helping identify contact, the algorithm understands
workplace. Where people once worried about work Worlds collide communications professional in lockdown with her hotspots and get alerts when entering such the location and matches it with the data.
life balance, they now have to fi gure out Zoomlife “In India, we have so much noise and distractions in 4yearold daughter, Bela, “but if teachers take the areas and stay alert. The startup is on an expansion mode and a
balance, a much more diffi cult thing to do when our home environments, that worrying about trouble to use interesting activities, which they Ankit Chaudhari, CEO & Cofounder, major build update for AIISMA is coming out
there’s no longer a 9to5 format to the day. minimising that on a video call is a big cause of work hard at doing she has a great time.” AIISMA, says this is not just another contact soon. The team received one Angel round
worry and it’s very tiring,” says Raghav Pandit, sales Until the world normalises it’s stuck with video tracing or survey app which tries to track the funding last year for $250,000. Chaudhari
Necessary connection head at Armezo Solutions, based in Delhi. “You have calls, though balance, appropriate off time and a health features of the general population. It and team are planning to take the product to
Some fi nd the benefi ts far outweigh the annoyances. to take the trouble to make sure interruptions are setup that minimises stress is something everyone is much more comprehensive than that. the masses and look forward to the coming
Suma EP, who runs a digital marketing services fi rm, cut out at your end but the others too should have has to fi gure out. Meanwhile, an Italian “When we were planning AIISMA, we were weeks to make the app a useful tool in the
Niswey, in New Delhi, says, “Facetime is even more the same courtesy and stop looking at their phones management professor, Gianpiero Petriglieri, put it not thinking that we would be seeing a country’s fi ght against Covid19. “We are
important now. We are a team of 20 people. And or taking calls in the middle of video meetings.” rather nicely in a tweet when he said, “It’s easier pandemic like Covid. Our focus was on talking to governments in places such as
now have 17 interns who have joined from various Cameras trained on one’s home unfortunately being in each other’s presence, or in each other’s making user data more valuable and Bangladesh and other agencies to launch the
IIMs and an IIT. So not only did we have to go full exposes more of one’s personal life than one may be absence, than in the constant presence of each rewarding.” Chaudhari says when the app in those geographies and soon we will be
remote, we also had to take on virtual internships. ready for, and that is another source of self other’s absence.” pandemic started spreading the team able to make a diff erence,” beams Chaudhari.
NEWS
Food processing sector to Centre: Allow Mantra Capital E-grocery start-ups unwrap new
invests in yoga
factories in containment zones to operate firm SARVA business models amidst lockdown OUR BUREAU SANGEETHA CHENGAPPA average order value from cus
Industry urges to allow the entire value chain Hyderabad, April 29 Bengaluru, April 29 tomers and a 200 per cent
to operate due to challenges Mantra Capital has invested an A ‘storefi nder’ feature, ra surge in demand across the
govt to let 60-70% being faced to procure raw undisclosed amount in SARVA, tionalising SKUs, new deliv seven cities it operates in.
of workers operate materials, packaging materi a yoga and wellness company. ery design, hiring delivery “During the lockdown, we
als and worker movement. The fi rm said it would use the staff from companies that are lost almost 50 per cent of our
to hike capacity Some other key demands proceeds to improve its digital laying off , etc are some of the workforce. While others may
from the industry included footprint. business innovations that e be laying off staff , we have
for essentials appointment of nodal offi This round of funding in grocery, fresh foods and meat hired 300 people over the last
MEENAKSHI VERMA AMBWANI cials for the food processing cluded contribution from the startups have adopted to ful 20 days and are back with 1.5
New Delhi, April 29 industry at State level and Patni family and the existing fi l realtime consumer de BigBasket’s supply chain was hit times of our capacity. We have
Senior executives of the pack standardised protocol for is investor, Fireside Ventures. mand during the Covid19 as many employees had partnered with DriveU, Shad
aged food industry have suing worker passes to oper This is the fi rst strategic invest lockdown. returned to their home towns owfax, Yulu among others to
urged the Central govern ate facilities and maintain ment by Mantra Capital, an The $70billion Indian on hire people very successfully,”
ment to allow operations of supply chain. earlystage, crossborder ven line consumer economy is go binar organised by Fireside said Vivek Gupta, cofounder,
food processing factories in The government has asked the food industry to focus on procuring Union Minister Badal asked ture capital fund focussed on ing through perhaps its worst Ventures and TiE DelhiNCR. Licious.
containment zones. They said harvested wheat and paddy, so that wastage can be minimised the industry to focus on pro investing in “tech for human phase so far, as it grapples “Now, with operations in The startup has three
that there is a need for de curing harvested wheat, good”. It was started by former with the prospect of a 90 per place, we are able to fulfi l plants in Delhi, Bengaluru
tailed guidelines in the form Kellogg India & South Asia; held under the aegis of in paddy, fruits and vegetables, THub CEO, Jay Krishnan, Srik cent drop in GMV this April. 3,00,000 orders a day. Gov and Mumbai, where 600
of a Standard Operating Pro Deepak Iyer, PresidentIndia, dustry chamber FICCI, also and other perishables so that anth Chintalapati, and Kevin But, armed with innovative ernment support really people work. “Instead of
cedure (SOP) to enable them Mondelez International; San told the Ministry that 6070 wastage can be minimised as Jacobs early this year. business models, startups helped in scaling and clear them travelling to work and
to operate their factories, jay Sharma, CEO, MTR Foods per cent of workers should be well as the farmers are SARVA had earlier raised such as BigBasket, iD Fresh ing things at the ground level back from their homes using
which produce essential and RS Sodhi, Managing Dir allowed to work at food factor benefi tted. funds from celebrities includ Foods, Licious and Nandu’s across cities,” he added. public transport, we provided
products, in containment ector, Amul among others. ies with adherence of safety The Ministry has now asked ing Jennifer Lopez, Malaika Chicken have seen a sharp them with hotel accommoda
zones. Union Minister Badal on and hygiene protocols to the industry to give it a work Arora, Aishwaryaa R Dhanush spike in orders, new cus Increase in orders tion, where they are made to
Key executives, who interac Wednesday tweeted, “Held an ramp up capacities for essen ing model that the govern and Shahid Kapoor. tomer acquisitions and an in Omnichannel retailer of follow stringent safety and so
ted with the Minister of Food extensive and constructive tial food products. ment can take into considera Sarvesh Shashi, cofounder, crease in average order value, farmfresh chicken, Nandu’s cial distancing measures and
Processing Harsimrat Badal discussion with the industry tion before framing an SOP for SARVA, said, “While our digital as consumers look for safeto Chicken, has seen its orders provided transport to the
on Tuesday, included Hemant captains from across the coun Other demands higher number of workers to product was underway and eat, hygienic products. spike from 40,000 a month plant and back,” added
Malik Chair, FICCI Food Pro try to chalk out a holistic Currently, food factories are be allowed to work at food ready to be launched, the prelockdown to 65,000; a 15 Gupta.
cessing Committee and CEO roadmap for the food pro operating with workforce in factories. heightened investor interest Covid effects per cent increase in average
ITC Foods Division; T Krishnak cessing sector to cater the new the range of 2050 per cent de Suggestions were also in and the current situation fast Online grocery retailer Big order value (₹ 500); a 40 per New strategies
umar, President at Coca Cola world post Covid19.” pending on the location of vited from the members to tracked it. We are in the pro Basket, which has a strong cent increase in new custom To stop consumers from
India & South West Asia; Mohit The senior industry execut their plants. Industry has frame a scheme to support the cess of raising more capital to supply chain in place, was hit ers online and a 20 per cent panic buying when the lock
Anand, Managing Director ives in a videoconferencing, been urging the government food industry. enhance our digital off ering.” badly at the workforce level increase in walkin customers down was announced, fresh
with several employees leav to its stores. food brand iD Fresh Food
ing for their home towns im “We are fulfi lling 2,700 or launched a ‘Store Finder’ fea
‘Govt should wait for normalcy to return before divesting Air India’ mediately after the lockdown
was announced. This reduced
the egrocer’s operational ca
ders a day across all channels,
including 32 of our 49 stores
which are open, our web
ture on its website, that
provided consumers with up
dated information on iD
large. Lewis Burroughs, Head tional operations are not go the control of the airline can pacity to 50 per cent, while at store, Nandu’s app (iOS & An products available at stores
ANALYSIS Aviation, India ICF, said that ing to open up anytime soon be handed over to the public the same time, panic scare droid) and our partnerships near them.
AI’s sale is in the best interests and therefore the price discov at large, with a professionally among consumers resulted with Swiggy, Dunzo and Zo Additionally, a ‘notify me’
ASHWINI PHADNIS of the company, the Indian ery will be very shallow,” he managed Board. in demand on its platform mato. Now more than ever, feature provides daily SMS
New Delhi, April 29 taxpayers and the aviation in said. surging by 56 times. consumers are looking for alerts to consumers when
Analysts and industry watch dustry. “It is a question of Pointing out that the cur ‘A financial burden’ “PreCovid19, we were ful healthy meat with no ster fresh stocks get refi lled at the
ers said that the while the gov when and not if,” said Bur rent cataclysmic tailspin of Burroughs said that AI is a fi n fi lling 1.5 lakh orders a day, oids, hormones or antibiotics neighbourhood stores.
ernment should consider di roughs, adding that the gov the economy and the aviation ancial burden on the State which dropped to 30,000 that are 100 per cent trace “We are an offl ine retail
vesting its stake in Air India ernment should focus on get sector has made it an even and its competitive position is during the fi rst few days of able. That’s why our sales company, but when the lock
(AI), proceeding with the idea ting as competitive a price as steeper gradient for airlines to unlikely to improve over the the lockdown because of our have doubled during the lock down was announced, we
at this point in time will not The Centre has extended the it can for the Indian taxpayers. climb, Sanjay Viswanathan, nearterm which may result in limited workforce levels. One down,” said Narendra K Pasu looked at it as an opportunity
be a wise decision. last date to submit EOIs for He added, “This means Chairman AdiGroup, said that greater fi nancial support of the fi rst things we did was parthy, Chief Farmer and CEO, to learn and innovate rather
The experts spoke to Busi- Air India to June 30 PTI structuring the deal to appeal the government should wait from the government. to fi lter down our 3,800 SKUs Nandu’s Chicken. than as a crisis. We have
nessLine a day after the Centre to as many bidders as pos till the economy returns to “The government has a to 2,5003,000 SKUs, which Fresh meat and seafood partnered with Swiggy, Zo
had announced that the last they were hopeful of identify sible, which will be a chal normalcy and then divest its hard choice to make and tim was further rationalised in brand Licious stopped its ex mato, Eat.fi t and Dunzo for
date for submission of Expres ing a new owner for AI by June lenge considering the current share in AI through an IPO. ing the market right will be cities where we faced man press delivery service and im deliveries and also consolid
sion of Interest (EOI) in the or July this year. But the recent lockdown and likely eco The idea of an IPO for AI has crucial to getting the best deal power shortage. With techno plemented slotted deliveries ated orders from resident
Stateowned carrier was being extension implies that the nomic impact to come.” more takers. Another analyst possible. Time it too soon and logy and business process re throughout the day to better welfare associations and re
extended to June 30. timelines for fi nding a new An industry watcher, who felt that the government expect disappointing off ers, engineering, we were able to manage them. The startup’s corded our best performance
When the divestment pro owner for the national carrier declined to be named, said should make plans for having while time it too late, and ex deliver and increase pro preCovid order fulfi lment of in March with sales of ₹ 23.8
cess began towards the end of will have to be redrawn due that the big draw that AI has an IPO sometime next year pect further State fund injec ductivity by 23 per cent,” said 18,000 deliveries per day has crore,” said PC Musthafa, co
January 2020, senior govern to the impact of the Covid19 for any investor is its interna when the conditions are fa tions which could have been Hari Menon, cofounder and now gone up by 1.52 times, founder and CEO, iD Fresh
ment offi cials indicated that pandemic on the economy at tional fl ying rights. “Interna vourable. Following the IPO, utilised elsewhere,” he said. CEO, BigBasket, at a recent we with a 30 per cent increase in Food.
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RIL raises stake in US tech company SkyTran to 26.3% KFC posts 2% decline in first-quarter sales
OUR BUREAU pany had said in a statement. shareholding of RSBVL in Road Transport and Highways MEENAKSHI VERMA AMBWANI channels have been adversely to be our topmost priority,” he 450 restaurants in the coun
Mumbai, April 29 In November last year, the SkyTran Inc. stood increased Minister Nitin Gadkari back in New Delhi, April 29 impacted due to the said. try. Meanwhile, Yum! Brands
Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) company had hiked its stake to 26.31per cent on a fully di 2016. NITI Aayog, in January Fast food corporation Yum! lockdown. Multiplexes and malls, were Incowned Pizza Hut, reported
on Wednesday announced in SkyTran to 17.37 per cent luted basis,” RIL said in its offi 2017, had cleared the Min Brands Inc on Wednesday said Samir Menon, Managing one of the fi rst establish a decline of 6 per cent in sys
that it has hiked its stake in through a subsidiary, Reliance cial statement. istry’s proposal through its its brand KFC reported a de Director, KFC India, said this ments, that were asked to shut tem sales growth in the fi rst
the USbased technology com Strategic Business Ventures According to media re panel to test three rapid trans cline of 2 per cent in terms of was due to subdued growth in down by State and local au quarter in India. On its brand
pany SkyTran Inc taking its Ltd, on a fully diluted basis. ports, the conglomerate is port systems with the use of system sales growth in India March and softness in de thorities even before a nation Taco Bell, Ankush Tuli, Man
total shareholding in the lat “Subsequent to our disclos looking to delve into develop pod taxis. in the fi rst quarter ended mand due to the lockdown on wide lockdown was put in aging Director, Taco Bell APAC,
ter to 26.3 per cent. ure dated November 7, 2019, ing India’s fi rst pod taxi proto SkyTran, founded in 2011, March 31. This comes after the account of Covid19. “We con place on March 24 to curb said, “For the quarter ending
“Reliance has made a stra RSBVL acquired convertible type, a nextgeneration trans has been working on creating QSR chain had reported 13 con tinue to operate around the Covid19 spread. A sizable March (Q1 2020), Taco Bell In
tegic investment into SkyTran notes in two tranches, the fi rst portation system. a highspeed, scalable trans secutive quarters of positive ongoing Covid19 pandemic number of restaurants and dia recorded positive system
as part of SkyTran’s recently one on November 29, 2019, Pod taxis are automated, port system that is lowcost. system sales growth in double with our delivery business eateries are located in malls. sales growth. While we con
concluded preferred stock fi n and the second one on March driverless personal rapid The company has also digits in India. only amidst the lockdown In early April, KFC India re tinue to operate in the current
ancing, with an option to fur 23, 2020, which got converted transit system that functions partnered up with US’ Na System sales is a metric sim situation in the country as we sumed operations in 116 res COVID19 pandemic, the safety
ther invest an amount up to into shares of SkyTran Inc on on overhead suspension or tional Aeronautics and Space ilar to same store sales meas comply with all regulatory taurants, for only delivery pur of our employees and custom
$25 million in convertible April 27, 2020, upon certain magnetic levitation. Administration (NASA) and ured through sales at outlets directives. The safety, health poses, in partnership with ers has been, and continues to
notes, subject to SkyTran’s conditions being satisfi ed. The idea of pod taxis in In the Israel Aerospace Indus operational for at least a year. and wellbeing of our employ food aggregators Swiggy and be of highest priority at Taco
board approval,” the com Consequent upon this, the dia was fi rst suggested by tries (IAI). Outofhome consumption ees and customers continue Zomato. It currently has over Bell.”
Amid pandemic, CIOs asked to quarantine cash flow Essar Ports hopeful of
Survival, not delayed,” he said. The re on desktops and fi xed offi ce to identify opportunities to
‘reasonable performance’ in
growth, the top
search fi rm is asking Chief
Information Offi cers (CIOs)
to implement eight actions
networks, had to incur ex
penditure on laptops, monit
ors, software and virtual
provide a lower service level.
“They should inspect their
organisations’ current con
current fiscal, despite Covid
priority for firms
to “protect or quarantine” private networks (VPNs). sumption levels on all vari RUTAM VORA 110 million tonnes per annum.
in 2020: Gartner their IT organisations’ cash “CIOs must anticipate and able operating expenses — Ahmedabad, April 29 The company has its key cus
fl ow during the coronavirus plan for the increased costs, such as spending on cloud The ports sector is categorised tomers in steel, oil and power
KV KURMANATH pandemic. which, in many organisa services and voice and data under essential services and industries, which manufacture
Hyderabad, April 29 tions, will be felt in the IT communications,” Gartner kept away from the lockdown products under the essential
What should be the topmost Non-essential spend budget,” Buchanan he said. said. directives, but a dip in demand services category. “Given that
priority for organisations in It has asked the CIOs to apply After mapping the needs, and disruptions in cargo move we facilitate the cargo require
2020? It is survival, not brakes on all nonessential they should talk to the busi Reduce consumption ment, coupled with reduction ments of these businesses, we
growth. spends. ness leaders and CEOs to en The CIOs should discuss with in cashfl ows and revenues, are have sustained operations even
As Covid19 rattles eco They should quickly assess sure that the costs can be Focus must be on maintaining cash flows and income while business leaders to decide posing challenges for the sector during this crisis,” said Agarwal
nomies, impacting busi and identify what percent met. continuing to be innovative with technology ISTOCKPHOTO on key changes to opera Ruiasled private ports oper adding that the company faced
nesses, IT departments age of their spending can be tions which can help in ter ator, Essar Ports Ltd, said it is ex some lockdownrelated issues
would have to bear the cas deferred, eliminated or Reduce current spend already in progress and cat The CIOs should defer or can minating services or applica pecting to sustain a reasonable in operations and manpower
cading eff ects. altered. “Attention should be The CIOs must work with the egorise them under noncrit cel all uncommenced tions and encourage staff to performance in the current availability but the supply
“Survival will depend on focussed on the spend that business to reprioritise re ical and critical projects. spending on projects, staff use less resources or work in fi scal, despite the ongoing chain and operations re
maintaining cash fl ows and has not yet been incurred or quirements and set spend “Noncritical projects should ing, assets or upgrades and a diff erent way — a way that crisis. Rajiv Agarwal, MD & CEO, mained unaff ected.
income while continuing to committed and is nonessen ing levels that they can af be immediately halted, release any retained third reduces the variable operat Essar Ports Ltd, said the com In an email response to Busi-
be innovative with techno tial (or discretionary) and ford. while critical projects, neces party resources, and service ing costs, and potentially pany posted 23.5 per cent nessLine queries, Agarwal said
logy,” said Stewart variable in nature,” says the They should be wary of sary for immediate cash fl ow or infrastructure expenses even the fi xed costs, of the growth in cargo handling dur that on account of lower
Buchanan, VicePresident company. buynowpaylater deals that and ongoing survival of the related to these. business. ing 201920, and “with all our throughput following disrup
(Research) at global research the organisation will not be organisation, should be re terminals operational, we ex tions in cargo movement, the
and advisory fi rm Gartner. Anticipate spends able to aff ord in the future. viewed to determine what Re-evaluate spending Alternative financing pect to sustain a reasonable ports sector was facing liquid
“Organisations that fail to As the pandemic forced aspects can be reduced,” it Beyond tackling the largely The CIOs should explore level of performance in the on ity and cashfl ow issues, loss of
act may not survive this dis many countries to go under Evaluate investments said. discretionary project portfo availability of alternative fi n going fi nancial year".. Essar business/ revenue and delay in
ruption, or will have their lockdowns, many fi rms, Gartner suggests the CIOs to lio, CIOs should also address ancing opportunities at the Ports has four terminals with a projects and commissioning of
subsequent recovery which are largely dependent review all projects that are Defer any new spend the current service portfolio Central, State or local level. combined handling capacity of new facilities.
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vehicles range to tackle Covid-19 spread Swadeshi Sankalp to Inks pact with IIT-Guwahati to develop a fectious bursal disease virus, in
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and Power Solutions has in isation of indoor areas such Chennai, April 29 Nadu. Animal vaccines major Hester Covid19 vaccine, the recombin veterinary vaccines, Gandhi
troduced a range of vehicles as rooms of hospitals, ambu Zoho Corp, on Wednesday, Zoho will off er Classes, a new Biosciences Ltd is betting big ant avian paramyxovirus1 will said. “But if things workout
to disinfect indoors and out lance, buses or offi ces. It uses launched the Swadeshi Sankalp mobile app that enables on human vaccines and has be used to express the immun well and stabilise as planned,
doors as part of its support a ultraviolet germicidal irra initiative to help India’s educa schools and colleges to connect tied up with Indian Institute of ogenic protein of SARSCoV2. our human vaccine business
measures in the fi ght against diation (UVGI) disinfection tion and government sectors with their students online. To Technology (IIT) Guwahati to This could be used as a vaccine will surely overtake the veterin
the Covid19 pandemic. Sulajja Firodia, Founder method to kill or inactivate cope with disruption caused by support the Government of In develop a vaccine against candidate for further study. ary vaccine division,” he said.
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propagating cold fogging in rather than on a diesel dia, founder and CEO of the priorities to focus on ways to ministration recently binant vaccine candidate.
stead of thermal fogging. vehicle, thereby off ering a company. best serve the community, the launched its fi rst Covid re
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used in thermal fogging, but pollution. the supply chain and com sible. The Swadeshi Sankalp ini runs the call centre, uses Zoho ector, Hester Biosciences, told
is equally eff ective as thermal Kinetic efogger and e pleted development as well as tiative is one of ways to provide Desk, a customer support soft Businessline, “This is the initial
fogging, says a company sprayer vehicles come with testing of its solutions. A few relief to the education and gov ware. Zoho is now extending step into human vaccine (de
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Kinetic Safar, an indigenously ging with a very low mainten rashtra, and Faizabad in Uttar founder of Zoho Corp, told izens. Zoho Desk was built in eases as well. We have already
designed batteryoperated ance cost, and the vehicles are Pradesh. The fi rm said it is in newspersons in a virtual press Tenkasi, which is located in identifi ed a few.”
electric threewheeler is used wellequipped to have both discussions with multiple meet — hosted via Zoho Meet rural Tamil Nadu, the release The company is also looking
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funds tackle redemptions pressures perative to avoid the immediate
after the Franklin Templeton fi asco, has seen tepid threat of a Covid catastrophe is
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response so far. The facility is said to have received e are now approach much more pressing.
ing the end of the
bids for just ₹ 2,000 crore out of the ₹ 50,000 crore extended lockdown Graded lifting
off ered on the fi rst day. There appear to be multiple period. With just a The Centre, meanwhile, has indic
reasons for the poor off take. One, the RBI has few days to go, though, there is no ated that States can consider a
chosen to extend this facility via banks, and it is sign of a clear exit strategy from the graded lifting of the lockdown, al
lockdown. The Centre is shifting lowing economic activity to start in
wellknown that Indian banks are currently in an between trying to run everything ‘green’ zones, where either no infec
extremely riskaverse mood, preferring to park on a commandandcontrol fashion tion or new case has been reported
much of their available liquidity either with the to placing the burden of decision for 28 consecutive days. Limited The reality it is not enough if one business is allowed to open; the whole supply chain is needed for work to restart
RBI itself or in SLR (Statutory Liquidity Ratio) secur making on to the States. activity can be resumed in ‘orange’
The States, which are in the van zones — where the cases are doub work to actually start happening. others. The extent of the problem is cent fl ipfl op by the government on
ities, while eschewing lending. Though this special
guard fi ghting the pandemic, have ling in more than four days — while For it to restart, all its suppliers and refl ected in the fact that, as this pa allowing ‘nonessential’ items to be
facility allowed banks an opportunity to earn luc fewer doubts. Most States — particu lockdown will continue in ‘red’ vendors must be similarly situated. per reported recently, the three en sold by online retailers has pretty
rative spreads by borrowing at the repo rate and larly the ones grappling with large zones, identifi ed as districts with The supply chain must work for raw tities who run the TReDS (Trade re much sealed their fate.
buying investmentgrade corporate bonds off MF outbreaks, like Maharashtra, Gu the highest caseload, contributing materials and components to come ceivables electronic discounting On top of all this, there is the
books, they seem to be choosing to stay off . Bankers jarat, Delhi, Tamil Nadu — and those to over 80 per cent of cases in India, in and fi nished products to be evac system) have warned of defaults massive pressure from government
who are now facing a rising trend, or to more than 80 per cent of cases uated. It is also equally necessary and written to the RBI for a 90day on businesses to not lay off staff ,
appear to be taking the call that, at times like this, like Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, for a State, or with a case doubling that all its staff are themselves liv moratorium on all receivables on not cut wages and to continue pay
deploying money at low or even negative spreads is Telengana and Karnataka, have all rate of less than four days. As of ing outside containment zones and the platform falling due in March ing them. Most have managed to
preferable to making credit de more or less indicated their inten April 29, there were 129 red zones in have access either to personal or and April. pay for March. April is another
cisions that can be questioned tion to extend the lockdown. the country. employerprovided transport to Since TReDS was a key source of li story. And by all indications, lakhs
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The trouble is, that even if an in reach the workspots. With the num quidity for MSMEs, and with banks of organised sector employees will
later. This is also the reason Dismal state dustry falls in the green or orange ber of containment zones topping showing little sign of pushing any fi nally join the ranks of their unor
why the RBI’s special facility for While some States made good pro zones, it does not mean that it will the century mark in most of our of the RBIprovided additional li ganised sector brethren in looking
NBFCs has come a cropper. Two, gress in creating Covid isolation fa be back to business as usual. I am metros and large cities near manu quidity into the hands of actual at a ‘cashless’ future.
it is also quite possible that cilities and in beefi ng up not even talking about facturing hubs, that is a highly un borrowers, there is a massive liquid Clearly, this cannot go on. There
intensive care facilities, the restrictive guidelines likely possibility. ity problem for businesses in gen is no point in pussyfooting around
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others are so far behind in place for manufactur eral and MSMEs in particular. No coloured zones and graded easings
the maximum heat from illi that some analysts estim ing facilities allowed to Cash problems cash, no work. of lockdowns. It is swiftly becoming
quidity of lowerrated paper, don’t have a large ate that with the current open — only 25 per cent of Then, there is the question of Then there is the notsosmall an all or nothing choice – do we un
enough stockpile of investmentgrade bonds to rate of addition of new staff per shift, social dis money. Most businesses in India problem of selling their output. leash economic misery on virtually
trade in for this bailout. Three, given that any mu cases, the top eight most tancing on the shop fl oor, (other than telcos, internet pro Automobile companies have drawn everybody, or do we take our
burdened States will run staggered meal breaks, viders, hospitals and largely ‘pre up elaborate plans to restart manu chances with the virus?
tual fund availing of this facility will be seen as fa out of Covid isolation sanitising premises and paid’ sectors like education) have facturing, but their dealerships are Actually, that choice shouldn’t be
cing redemptions, AMCs are probably wary of beds and ventilator facil so on — but of the fallacy done little or no business since the shut and the pipelines already that diffi cult to make. By spending
sending out distress signals by tapping it. One ities by as early as the middle of of considering any manufacturing fi rst ‘janata curfew’. That’s more bursting with unsold stock (apart just a little over 1 per cent of GDP on
needs to see if sustained redemptions prompt MFs May. industry, no matter how big or than a month with zero cash fl ow. from the unsold BSIV inventory, healthcare for decades, successive
And then there is the critical lack small, as a standalone entity which On top of that, most business that is). They can’t keep manufac governments have already made
to rethink their position in the days ahead (the fa of facilities — Uttar Pradesh has only only needs a bureaucratic green sig have been unable to collect on their turing cars and trucks if there is no that choice when it comes to other
cility is open until May 11). 29 beds per lakh population avail nal to start being productive again. receivables, whether from the gov off take. This is equally true of all diseases — more than 1,200 people
But lifelines such as this off er only a stopgap able in public facilities, Bihar just 17; For starters, it is not enough if ernment, other businesses, or cus sectors dependent on physical re die every day in India of tubercu
solution to what is a structural issue dogging MFs while even in the betterequipped one business is in a green or orange tomers. This means that they have tail outlets. For those who retail losis alone. Why should the
South, the numbers range from a zone and is allowed to restart, for stopped paying the bills they owe to through online channels, the re coronavirus be treated diff erently?
and their corporate bond exposures. Even in the
best of times, Indian debt markets off er only
patchy liquidity on corporate bonds for all but AAA
issuers. When crisis hits, this tends to completely
dry up, as had happened even after IL&FS and
Dewan Housing episodes. With MFs having
amassed large assets in openend debt schemes
Covid worsens Maharashtra’s fiscal stress
with the core promise of anytime liquidity, both The State’s fiscal deficit will rise because of lower growth, high expenditure and sinking revenue. FRBM limits should be relaxed
SEBI and MFs need to thrash out a durable solution
MANASI PHADKE ‘Business As Usual’ (BAU) scenario. State are the SGST (25 per cent), sales will have to undertake on account really accrue to the rural poor of Ma
to the mismatch in corporate bond funds that In the wake of Covid19, the cent tax (9 per cent), stamp and registra of Covid. harashtra. And to that extent, the
M
doesn’t involve borrowing. An interval structure, a aharashtra has been ral assumption of the GSDP growing tion fees (7 per cent) and State excise State Government will have to
marketmaking mechanism or allowing tempor one of the epicentres at 13.5 per cent comes under a duties (4.43 per cent). It is expected Additional State expenditure spend more from its own kitty.
ary gating of redemptions can be considered. of India in the Covid19 shadow. GSDP growth will depend that all the four taxes will exhibit far It is fairly diffi cult to calculate the The other issue in estimating
episode. Even as the on a number of factors, the most im reduced revenues compared to nor additional expenditure that the State expenditures is the possibility
While developing a deeper corporate bond mar
State government grapples with the portant being how quickly the pan mal years. We assume that tax col State Government may have to bear that some expenses can be diverted
ket has been on the RBI’s todo list for over a decade exit from the current lockdown, it demic is contained. Since most pro lections in Maharashtra will grow this year. Reasons? The Centre has from other accounts to the Covid ac
now, with multiple committees off ering fi xes, it will have to raise budgetary re jections for the Indian economy purely at the infl ation rate of 5 per already declared a relief package of count in FY21. Due to the social dis
has been strangely reluctant to implement some of sources for battling the situation hint at a 2 per cent growth rate, we cent. ₹ 1.7 lakh crore to be delivered tancing norms that any public
the prescriptions such as merging depositories for during the next 34 months. assume the real growth rate for Ma With assumptions of lowered rev through free food, higher MNREGA works programme will have to ad
Maharashtra, preCovid, has been harashtra to be the same. enue receipts and lowered GSDP wages, exgratia payments, DBTs etc. here to, it may entirely be possible
bonds and equities, disintermediating the market a fi scally wellmanaged State. Its With a 5 per cent infl ation as levels under the “Covid scenario”, It is extremely diffi cult to estimate that some expenditures may be
and allowing direct retail access. Debt mutual fi scal defi cit (FD) to GSDP ratio has sumption, the nominal growth rate the defi cit and borrowing numbers what percentage of the Central re postponed for some time.
funds have evolved as an important conduit to been below the 3 per cent limit set of the GSDP collapses from 13.6 per look vastly diff erent from the BAU lief will be accrued to Maharashtra. In any which case, a breach in the
channel retail and wholesale savings into fi nancial by the Maharashtra Fiscal Respons cent under BAU to mere 7 per cent; scenario (see Table) For example, the MGNREGA is a de MFRBM limits is imminent. It is
ibility Budgetary Management the realised GSDP may stand at only With a reduction in tax collection manddriven scheme. To the extent time for the State government to
assets, emerging as a key funding source for India (MFRBM) Act. The debt stock to ₹ 30.86 lakh crore. With such a sharp and the GSDP, the debt stock to GSDP that the Gram Panchayats do not undertake legal recourse to amend
Inc. One episode must not be allowed to ruin this. GSDP ratio has been around 16 per reduction in the GSDP, the debt to ratio exceeds the allowed limit of quickly undertake permissible the existing limits under the
cent, again wellcontained within GSDP ratio increases and the State 17.5 per cent under the Covid scen works under the scheme, or that the MFRBM Act. The permissible debt to
the 17.5 per cent limit set under the starts looking fi scally vulnerable. ario in FY21. And this exercise does administration does not conform to GSDP ratio under the Covid emer
MFRBM. Lower tax collections add to the not even account for higher ex issuance of Utilisation Certifi cates, gency should be revised to at least 19
problem. The biggest taxes for the penses that the State government the benefi ts of MNREGA may not per cent. Together with other State
OTHER VOICES Lowered revenues governments, representations
The State Budget for 202021 has should be made to the Union gov
been created positing a 13.6 per cent ernment and Finance Commission
nominal GSDP growth rate and pro to get permissions for deviations
jects the GSDP at ₹ 32.79 lakh crore. from current fi scal glide paths.
Too early for Wuhan to declare victory against virus The revenue defi cit (RD) is projected When battling for survival, adher
As Covid19 continues to spread and with no proven and safe at 0.29 per cent of GSDP whereas the ing to FRBM targets cannot be a pri
vaccine having yet been developed, the battle against the FD is projected at 1.67 per cent of the ority. Laws must be amended so that
pandemic is far from over. But there are positive signs in the GSDP. The Budget numbers are con needs of the vulnerable are met.
Chinese city of Wuhan, where the disease was fi rst reported, with sistent with debt stock to GSDP ratio
offi cials announcing there are no longer patients in local of 16.15 per cent. Let us call this the The writer is a Pune-based economist
hospitals being treated for the coronavirus. However, this alone
does not constitute victory, and only vigilance and strict
measures can ensure the threat is kept at bay. HONG KONG, APRIL 29
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Investment destination 2,we can expect a huge tranche of working from home will test the vaccine and cure still seem months may sever the highly strained polit
Apropos ‘Covid presents an oppor economic reforms. The Centre, if it is ability of the employees to separate away, there is the urgent need for ical relationship between the Shiv
Taiwan’s Coronavirus Example tunity for India’ (April 29). Indeed, as innovative as it seeks to be, can workrelated problems from do early resumption of economic activ Sena and the BJP. As is well known,
the Covid19 battle is making in boldly leverage the opportunity mestic ones. When working at work ity. The poor can not sustain them Uddhav had taken the oath as CM on
Since 1971 China has prevented Taiwan, which Beijing insists is a
vestors in China contemplate shift provided by the global pandemic. place, they could train their mind to selves for long on the meagrerations November 28 last year though he
rogue province, from fully participating in the World Health
ing to other countries. As a matter of The Centre may well step on the pur compartmentalise. In WFH, they are provided by the government. Those was not a member of any House in
Organization (WHO). Now the Covid19 pandemic has put in sharp
striking the iron while it is hot, India view of States by addressing infra faced with both simultaneously. who advocate lockdown extension the State legislature. Thus, he had to
relief the deadly consequences of placing East Asia’s regional
politics before global health. As the Trump Administration must use the opportunity under the structure and some other issues. It’s Should they focus the work or at as a ‘play it safe policy’ need to re get himself elected to either of the
reviews the WHO’s handling of the coronavirus outbreak, it also ‘Make in India’ initiative. Cheap la likely that it may succeed in this con tend to an ailing family member — member the frightening possibility Houses within six months or step
should work with Congress to make better treatment of Taipei a bour cost, a streamlined GST system, siderably, given the preoccupation the prioritising will be challenging. of social unrest it may cause. down.
condition for continued fi nancial support. NEW YORK, APRIL 29 good market for the FDI investors, of the States in fi ghting the health Second, many employees went for V Jayaraman However, as per the media re
and above all, the government’s ini concerns and the huge shortfall in WFH as they hadno option. Whether Chennai ports, the Maharashtra Aghadi com
tiative would make India ‘investor revenue. The Centre could off er a lar they would adopt the system in nor prising the NCP, Congress and the
friendly’. Reviving the Project Monit ger share of revenue to States in ex mal times would depend on the Maharashtra politics Shiv Sena, is highly likely to ap
oring Group and making all clear change for a greater role in dualcon kind of experience they have now. This refers to ‘With Governor stalling proach the apex court seeking sus
ances timebound will facilitate the trol subjects. YG Chouksey key decision, Uddhav’s future as CM pension of the six months’ time
The EU has yet to accept Britain’s sovereignty new investors. Continuing struc It’s also important that the centre Pune hangs in the balance’ (April 29). Ma limit, in the wake of current ex
Were it not for the pandemic, the main topic of political tural reforms and augmenting in keeps its ears and eyes open so that it harashtra is currently staring at traordinary situation. The State gov
conversation would be Brexit. The UK left the EU on January 31, frastructure facilities will facilitate does not lose a similar bargaining Lift the lockdown political uncertainty following the ernment may also alternatively try
prompting relief in the country that the deed was done even India to gain more on Covid19 de power with other nations on trade Apropos ‘Should we snap out of the Covid19 crisis, as Chief Minister to seek the nod of the Election Com
among many who did not want it to happen. The threeanda parting investors from China. arrangements. lockdown?’ (April 29). It is a fact that Uddhav Thackeray will not be able to mission to conduct early elections
half year political crisis triggered by the 2016 referendum NR Nagarajan R Narayanan considering the density of popula continue in the post if Maharashtra to the State Legislative Council. Will
seemed to be over. Boris Johnson was reelected with a large Sivakasi Mumbai tion, the number of coronavirus in Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari re any of these options work in Uddhav
majority to see it done and duly delivered, but it was not over fections and deaths in India com fuses to accept the Cabinet’s recom Thackeray’s favour, or will the BJP
by any means. The small matter of negotiating a trade Central focus Work boundaries pares favourably with most other mendation to appoint him as a have the last laugh?
agreement with our erstwhile partners began just as disaster Apropos ‘Covid presents an oppor Apropos ‘There can be no going back nations. But the lockdown cannot Member of the Legislative Council. SK Gupta
struck not just the UK but the whole of the EU. LONDON, APRIL 29 tunity for India’ (April 29).Come May on WFH’ (April 29). The system of be continued indefi nitely. While a Such a stance of the State governor New Delhi
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THURSDAY • APRIL 30 • 2020 THINK 5
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veryone will be hoping putation and Disclosure SUBIR ROY getting into trouble resulting in
that India is entering the Standards (ICDSs) or in the In pressure from deposit with
beginningoftheend come Tax Act on whether a provi VALUE FOR MONEY drawal, a pressure that got
phase of the lockdown. sion for bad and doubtful debts quickly transmitted to other
As India limps back to normalcy, can be claimed as a tax expense. equally respected private sector
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small and medium entrepreneurs The stimulus package can resolve ven as the country is banks like IndusInd Bank.
would be hoping that the much this by permitting a deduction for seeking to slowly get out The bottom seems to have fi
expected stimulus package from impairment of trade receivables of the physical lockdown nally fallen out for the fi nancial
the government is announced due to Covid19. To ensure that the in an organised and sector with the unfolding of the
and implemented soon. taxpayer does not use this as a tax gradual manner, another serious coronavirus pandemic and the
Irrespective of what the con planning mechanism, a limit impending crisis stares it in the lockdown, leading to the Franklin
tents of the stimulus package are, based on the age of the debt could face — a fi nancial sector melt Templeton fi asco and fear of that
the SME entrepreneur will be wait be prescribed. down. If that were to happen, get contagion spreading to the entire
ing expectantly for some relief in Our SME entrepreneur could ting the economy back on its feet mutual fund industry.
incometax provisions. also fi nd out that some of his would become a humongous What is the way out? There will
At some point in time, our SME plant and machinery have also task. be no light at the end of the tun
entrepreneur will have to close his been impaired due to the lock The prospects of things getting nel until the infection rate is seen
books for the year ended March 31, down. Accounting Standards per acute became clear when fund to stabilise and fall and economic
2020, and fi le his tax returns. At mit making a provision for manager Franklin Templeton activity slowly begins to resume.
that point in time, he impairment losses closed six of its schemes. Loss of As that happens there will be a de
would have a fair idea while ICDSs and the In investor confi dence and a mass mand for credit which the fi nan
about the impact that come Tax Act are silent exit from mutual funds became a cial sector will have to meet.
Covid19 and the lock on this. Here again, a reality and the ability of funds to
down has had on his onetime provision honour commitments was up in Reluctance to lend
business. It is possible can be introduced to the air. The RBI can open as many lines of
that some of his trade permit Covidrelated Aware of this, Reserve Bank of credit as it likes and this has been
receivables may no impairment losses. India has opened a ₹ 50,000 crore happening, but things will not
longer be receivable Again, the tax de liquidity window for mutual move unless banks end their re
due to the fact that per partment could be funds to enable them to keep luctance to lend.
sons from whom this has to be re worried about misuse of this pro their head above the water. Banks The government can exhort Banks wary Fresh lending in scale will not happen unless the level of confidence in business improves NAGARA GOPAL
ceived has informed him about vision. But it can take comfort in can pass on the liquidity by lend them and lay down timelines to
their inability to pay. In some in the fact that that an impairment ing to mutual funds or buy com ensure prompt credit disbursal in entities. The tools that it has are ago when the economy was der to ensure that relaxations do
stances, partpayments could be would show up in some other mercial paper and corporate a time bound manner but this credit enhancement, credit guar booming. not cause infections to rise again,
realised while in others, nothing form — usually in a reduction in debentures. will not help unless bankers feel antee, issuing taxfree bonds and the Kerala model is worth study
could come in. sales or an increase in expenses. more confi dent about lending. direct corporate bond purchase. W-shaped curve ing. It is made up of screening, tra
Once the entrepreneur informs NPA crisis Right now they see a sword To meet the specifi c needs of But for the virtuous cycle to start a cing, quarantining, isolating and
his accountant about this, the lat GST paid What we are now seeing is the hanging over their heads, real or MSMEs, the RBI can start a special key change must fi rst come. The treating. But most importantly,
ter would do what they are trained In the fi rst instalment of relief latest denouement of the crisis in imaginary, of vigilance enquiry fund or an SPV which can take coronavirus threat must recede, the people must be educated to
to do — create a provision for these measures, all regulators pushed the fi nancial sector which began and action on past loans gone over MSME liabilities. allowing lockdowns and restric follow responsible health
receivables. all compliance dates to endJune with the RBI asking banks to come sour which has made them so re There is a virtuous cycle which tions to be slowly lifted, enabling behaviour.
The popular term for such a pro hoping that the worst would be clean on the true dimensions of luctant to lend. has to start sometime. As eco economic activity to slowly pick What will help in this process is
vision is a rather dramatic ‘Provi over by then. GST laws followed their nonperforming assets. Fresh lending in scale will not nomic activity begins to revive up. But there will be one danger to coming up with innovative tools
sion for Bad and Doubtful Debts’, suit. Our SME entrepreneur would Once these began to come out of happen unless the whole level of and government handouts are guard against. to detect, treat and prevent infec
while Ind ASs (Accounting Stand have paid GST on the basis of an in the woodwork the offi cially ad confi dence in business improves hopefully forthcoming, demand The economy must not be al tion. The Arogya Setu app and sim
ards) have a more pleasant name voice raised preCovid but the in mitted NPA levels shot up, seri and fi rms come forward to ask for will begin to pick up, bottom up. lowed to adopt a Wshaped curve. ilar ones in use across Asia ride on
— ‘Impairment of Trade Receiv voice might not get paid post ously disorienting bank manage credit and the political establish This will cause businesses to re This is made up of the following GPS and Bluetoothenabled smart
ables’. Covid. As per the present position ments and creating a mental ment signals there is nothing for vive and ask for credit. Seeing de stages. phones and available databases to
Irrespective of the name, the en in GST, he will not be able to re block for them on further bank managers to fear. Easier mand in general and for credit re Rising levels of infection will track and trace symptomatic per
trepreneur is going to ask his tax verse the GST paid by him. lending. credit for NBFCs, housing fi nance vive in a healthy manner, banks cause a lockdown to be imposed; sons and those who have come
consultant whether the provision It would not be farfetched for Then came the IL&FS collapse, companies and microfi nance or will become confi dent about slowly infection levels will go into contact with them in order to
can be claimed as a deduction un the SME entrepreneur to expect making banks hugely cautious ganisations will aid the return to lending. down, allowing a lifting of restric ensure quick identifi cation of in
der income tax while fi ling his re that, during a predefi ned period about lending to nonbanks or normality. The positive sentiment will be tions; then after a time with more fections and treatment.
turn. These days, most tax consult due to Covid19, GST is paid only on NBFCs, housing fi nance compan Till such time as the infection aided by loan repayments getting dense human interaction, infec So to get started on the cycle —
ants have a single response to amounts invoiced and actually ies (under pressure from a de threat recedes and economic back on course. Once the fl ow of tions levels will begin to rise kill infections, restart economy
permissible deductions under in collected. mand slump in retail housing) activity resumes, the RBI can only bank credit improves and eco again. and let it carry the fi nancial sector
come tax laws — “will check and and microfi nance institutions. provide lifelines and palliatives. It nomic activity picks up further, it Countries and regions which on its back.
revert”. The writer is a chartered accountant This was followed by a well re has to ensure that the various will hopefully be business as have beaten this cycle off er the fol
The tax consultant would re garded private bank like YES Bank lines of liquidity reach the right usual as it was till a couple of years lowing nuanced roadmap. In or The writer is a senior journalist
SHORT TAKE
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Germany sees Propaganda and politics in the time of a pandemic TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
output shrinking companies, political leaders and legedly responded to the fi rst of AI patents in the world today),
April 30, 2000
6.3% in 2020 JINOY JOSE P parties, religious institutions and
similar agencies merrily engaged
bout of coronavirus cases
without much alacrity and coun
it is obvious that its rivals will use
the pandemic to pedal their Break up Microsoft into two: US
THE CHEAT SHEET in intense eff orts to push their tries such as the US, the UK and agenda. The US Justice Department has asked a federal court here
BIRGIT JENNEN vested interests and gained (or Australia blame China for causing to split software giant Microsoft into two independent
Tell me about it! I’m sick of this lost) goodwill, commercial bene the pandemic spread across the Can’t agree more. companies, one to develop operating systems and the
G ermany expects the impact
of the coronavirus to
plunge the economy into its
ongoing mudslinging on mass
media.
Well, if you are a student of his
fi ts, political mileage and social
capital.
globe. The Republican Party in
the US feels that China must com
pensate for the losses.
But China is also trying its best to
use the crisis to portray itself as a
benign force by organising grand
other to focus on computer applications. Backed by a
coalition of state attorneys general, the department
yesterday submitted the request to the federal judge, Mr.
worst recession since the nation tory, you may not be very sur Interesting! A few countries are also sound photoops each time it sends aid Thomas Penfi eld Jackson, who on April 3 ruled that
began its recovery in the after prised at the behaviour of polit One of the most striking ex ing similar demands now. And to countries such as Italy, the US, Microsoft was in violation of US antitrust law. “This is the
math of World War II, as confi d ical leaders such as Donald Trump amples is of the Cath propaganda ma Spain and so on, while doing right remedy at the right time,” said Attorney General
ence at companies and house or some of his counterparts in a olic church during chines are working brisk business in the name of the Janet Reno. “Our proposal will stimulate competition,
holds plummets across Europe. few other countries, during the bubonic plague nonstop to make pandemic as well. promote innovation and give consumers new and better
Gross domestic product is Covid19. At the drop of a hat, they (Black Death) of 1346– such demands seem Between March 1 and April 4, choices in the marketplace.”
forecast to shrink by 6.3% in rush to pass the buck and start 1353. The health scare normal and legit. China sold $1.45 billion of med Govt will harness strengths of old, new economies: PM
2020, more than even during blaming each other for triggering drew people out of re ical supplies globally; an Econom- Setting aside apprehensions over the likely dilution in the
the fi nancial crisis a decade ago, a global health crisis. ligious gatherings That’s so funny! ist report says most of the sales to pace of economic reforms, the Prime Minister, Mr. Atal
according to Economy Ministry Trump, the most vocal of them and the Church faced Like most of the polit the rich world have been at mar Bihari Vajpayee, said that his Government will continue to
projections published Wednes all, has squarely blamed China, a crisis of confi dence which most ical rabblerousing and propa ket prices. follow policies which will harness the potential off ered by
day. The low point of the reces and if media reports from the US of its opponents, including the ganda today over the origin, From Jack Ma (who sent aid to the growing strength in the old economy, and unlimited
sion — the worst since at least can be believed, is trying to gain rationalists, scientists and philo spread and impact of the 54 African countries) to the US opportunities of the new economy. “We will pursue
1950 — is expected in the second political capital out of it by creat sophers, used as an opportunity coronavirus. hated Huawei, which is sending policies which will enable us to realise our full potential.
quarter, before a gradual recov ing a sense of paranoia towards to spread their ideas and build a Clearly, at a time when China is 5,00,000 masks and goggles, These include fi scal consolidation, reforms of banks and
ery and growth of 5.2 per cent China and Chinese products and society where religion plays a ruling the world (a phrase pop 30,000 gowns and 120,000 gloves fi nancial institutions, credible disinvestment programme
next year. services. lesser role than before. ularised by Martin Jacques in to New York hospitals, China is and removal of infrastructure bottlenecks.”
Economy Minister Peter Alt When China Rules the World, evidently making Covid19 one of Soros overhauls funds after steep tech losses
maier said the government’s un Yes, China-phobia seems to be But during Covid-19, all we see which came out in 2009 when the the most interesting propaganda Overhauling the world’s largest hedge fund after steep
precedented package of meas gaining popularity now in the now are war cries and legal world was licking the wounds of exercises we’ve ever seen, espe losses in technology stocks and the euro, the US fi nancier,
ures to mitigate the impact of US, as Chinese products used wrangles. the 2008 USsponsored fi nancial cially thanks to social media. Mr. George Soros, has said that he would no longer wager
the virus lockdown, worth more to be in the recent past. China, where it all began in contagion) in terms of trade, in As they say, watch this space as billions in daring global market speculation. “The days of
than €1 trillion ($1.1 trillion), will You said it! In fact, most pandem November, is blamed by coun tellectual property and develop you stay at home safely. our large macro bets are over,” Mr. Soros said. Announcing
help limit the damage as far as ics in the history of humanity tries for having been lethargic in ment of futuristic technologies a restructuring of his fl agship $8.5billion Quantum Fund,
possible. were battlegrounds of propa its initial responses to the crisis. such as artifi cial intelligence A weekly column that helps you ask Mr. Soros said he planned from now on to to take fewer
We are faced with great chal ganda during which countries, The authorities in Wuhan al (China holds the largest number the right questions risky positions.
lenges, both economic and
political, Altmaier said in a pre
pared statement, while warning
that lifting restrictions on pub
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THURSDAY • APRIL 30 • 2020
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‘Keep ‘Google tax’ on ecommerce Garment exporters seek
two-year extension of
companies in abeyance for now’
305 million jobs will be lost: ILO
Geneva, April 29
The United Nations’ main labour body again
raised its prediction of job losses due to the
coronavirus pandemic, estimating the
interest subsidy scheme
equivalent of 305 million full-time jobs could Industry bodies tell payments for digital advertise X
W OUR BUREAU 2015, off ered a 3 per cent subsidy on
be lost in the second quarter alone. The ment services received by non The levy is often referred to
New Delhi, April 29 pre and postshipment credit to
International Labor Organization says the FM that a delay will resident companies without a as ‘Google tax’ and was Exporters of readymade garments exporters of 416 items and the
expansion of longer lockdown measures has result in a winwin permanent establishment (PE) applied on payments for from India have sought a twoyear MSME sector. The subsidy rate was
underpinned the increase from its previous here, if these exceeded ₹ 1 lakh a digital advertisement extension of the interest equalisa enhanced to 5 per cent for the
estimate of losses 195 million full-time job SHISHIR SINHA year. The companies using these services received by
tion scheme that expired last MSME sector in 2018.
equivalents — based on an average 48-hour New Delhi, April 29 services are required to with nonresident companies
month and enhancement of sub
work week — in the current quarter. The A coalition of nine industry and hold the tax amount. sidy on the interest rate to 5 per Uncertainty adds to woes
without a permanent
agency, which unites business, labour groups trade bodies have written to Fin In the 202021 Budget, the gov cent from the existing 3 per cent. AEPC has sought early action on
Seeking a dialogue establishment here, if the
and governments, estimated how many work ance Minister Nirmala Sithara ernment widened the ambit of “Given the extremely volatile the extension of the scheme, as in
amount exceeded
hours are likely to be lost, and calculated how man to delay the implementa the levy by including ecom health response to the outbreak and uncertain cash fl ow situation the absence of any announcement
₹ 1 lakh a year
many full-time jobs that would make. AP tion of the ‘equalisation levy’ on merce companies. The applic of Covid19. of the apparel exporters, we re on the matter, banks had started
ecommerce companies by at able tax rate is two per cent (plus However, they noted that the quest you to kindly announce debiting the accounts of export
least nine months. a surcharge) on amount of con limited timeframe within which represent a wide range of continuity of the interest ers. At a time when garment
IGX aims at post-lockdown launch These are: Allied for Startups, sideration received/receivable which India’s expansive new companies, from multination subvention (equalisation) exporters are struggling to
New Delhi, April 29 the Asia Internet Coalition (AIC), by an ecommerce operator. This levy was approved and took ef als to infant startups. scheme which expired on survive in a shrinking
Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) is aiming to become the AsiaPacifi c MSME Trade Co came into eff ect from April 1, fect allowed for neither a dia Furthermore, a delay would March 31, 2020,” said A global market, uncer
the country’s first natural gas trading platform. alition (AMTC), the Australian which nine associations want to logue nor signifi cant structural underscore India’s continued Sakthivel, Chairman, Ap tainty over the popular
In a video conference organised by the PHD Services Roundtable (ASR), DI be delayed amidst the ongoing changes necessary for the broad support for the ongoing, multi parel Export Promotion scheme was adding to
Chamber of Commerce and Industry and IGX, GITALEUROPE, the Information discussion in the Organisation range of impacted fi rms to ef lateral negotiations at the OECD Council (AEPC), in a letter their woes, Sakthivel said.
company officials said that they are ready to Technology Industry Council for Economic Cooperation and fectively implement the on the taxation challenges to Commerce & Industry A Sakthivel, Acting The Commerce and In
launch the trading platform next month. The (ITI), the Japan Electronics and Development (OECD). measure. arising from the digitalisation Minister Piyush Goyal on Chairman, AEPC dustry Ministry is in talks
exchange would have been operational in Information Technology Indus “A delayed implementation of the global economy. Wednesday. with the Finance Ministry
March itself but the launch was held back tries Association (JEITA), the US ‘Timeframe limited’ would permit such a dialogue to The OECD released a consulta As per AEPC estimates, disrup and the Prime Minister’s Offi ce for
because of the Covid-19 lockdown, an IGX Chamber of Commerce and the In a letter, they acknowledged take place and would play a tion paper on the subject last tions in orders and payments expediting a decision on extending
official told energy sector stakeholders who USIndia Business Council that the priority of the Indian meaningful role in ensuring November. Though the broad brought about by the global the interest equalisation scheme.
participated in the remote meeting. The (USIBC). government and of govern that the Government of India contour appears to have taken spread of the pandemic could lead The request by several export asso
membership enrolment has already started The levy, fi rst introduced in ments around the world must can most eff ectively and equit shape, consensus is yet to to a loss of $4 billion for garment ciations for enhancing the subsidy
and 35 participants have registered as 201617, is often referred to as be to mount the strongest pos ably achieve its policy object emerge on the approach for tax exports. The interest equalisation rates is also under consideration,
members/clients. OUR BUREAU ‘Google tax’ and was applied on sible economic and public ives,” wrote the associations, ing the digital transaction. scheme announced for fi ve years in as per offi cial sources.
and research cooperation to and vaccines,” pointed out Mi for Science & Technology, Em nonresidents acquiring
where an existing share In a move that could put
jointly fi ght the Covid19 virus chael Arentoft, Senior Policy Of bassy of Spain, New Delhi. KR SRIVATS panies, the Finance Ministry renounced shares
holder has renounced his more money in the pockets of
focussing on early action in the fi cer, Open Science, DG Re Spain is also sharing with In New Delhi, April 29 has through amendments to right to purchase shares of a people on whose land high
cannot take the
area of containment and devel search and Innovation, EC. dia, the technology for 3D The pricing regime for non the FEMA (nondebt instru company in favour of a non ways could be built, the Road
benefi t of freepricing
opment of new medicines and One of the greatest action on printing of medical supplies, residents acquiring shares ments) Rules stipulated that resident, such non resident is Ministry has asked States to
regime applicable to
vaccines. Open Science was a decision masks and respirators, in case out of Rights Issue renunci nonresidents cannot buy now permitted to acquire any expedite disbursement of
rights issue”
“Everyone is calling for con taken by more than 40 leading there is a shortage, he added. ation by resident investors shares after Renunciation in a equity instrument (other ₹ 25,000 crore to landowners.
nections, international co scientifi c publishers to make “We have seen a very coordin just got stringent. The Fin Rights Issue at a price lower than share warrants) subject This was discussed in the
ordination and strengthening their data on Covid19 access ated and impressive eff ort by ance Ministry has now stipu than the one determined un are renounced in its favour by to the pricing guidelines (spe meeting that Road Transport
of cooperation....If we have In ible in public repositories, said India in mobilising its R&D sys lated that price adopted der SEBI guidelines. a resident, then such a non cifi ed under FEMA Rules), un and Highways Minister Nitin
dia and the EU on the same boat Arentoft. tem to combat Covid19 and should not be less than a This is a departure to the resident can acquire it only in der Rights Issue. Gadkari had with the Trans
that is a very large community,” “This followed strong re taking policy decisions,” said price arrived at by using an prior existing regime when compliance with the pricing “Government has clarifi ed port and PWD Ministers of
said Tania Friederichs, Head of quests from EC and various gov Jakob Williams, Counsellor for internationally accepted pri nonresidents would have to guidelines. The earlier regime that nonresidents acquiring various States on Tuesday.
Section, Research and Innova ernments, including India, to Science, Innovation and Higher cing methodology for valu acquire such renunciation stated that the nonresident renounced shares cannot States are
tion, Delegation of the EU to In enhance ability of researchers Education, Embassy of Den ation in the case of unlisted shares at the price determ could acquire the share un take the benefi t of free pri in need of
dia, at webinar on EU actions to not only to access but to reuse mark, New Delhi. companies. ined by the company, say der a rights issue at a price cing regime applicable to funds, it is
combat Covid19 on Tuesday. the articles...”, he added. “India is important on the Prior to this, in the case of experts. which is not less than the Rights Issue,” he said learnt.
India is supporting the EU in Several Indian companies global scale. If we want to see a unlisted companies, the gov Revathy Muralidharan, price off ered to the residents. Under Indian company law, Uttar Pra
its initiative to promote shar are now using the Open Science successful rebound of the ernment allowed non resid Partner, IndusLaw, a law fi rm, With this latest government a company can make a desh (₹ 4,847
ing of scientifi c data through database to work on Covid19 global economy, India will have ent investors to acquire said: “According to the latest move, it becomes expressly ‘Rights’ issuance to its exist crore) and
the platforms of Open Access vaccines. to be part of the solution we are shares after Rights renunci FEMA rules change, where a clear that pricing guidelines ing shareholders and any ex Maharashtra Nitin Gadkari
and Open Science. The Spanish government is creating. Both at the EU level ation at a price not less than nonresident is looking to ac will be applicable even for a isting shareholder may re (₹ 4,690
“Sharing of data greatly ac working with the Department and the Danish level we will the one off ered to resident in quire equity instruments of rights issue through a nounce his right towards any crore) account for almost 40
celerates R&D and improves of Biotechnology in India and need to engage more closely vestors under a Rights Issue. an unlisted Indian company renunciation”. other shareholder (including per cent of the total undis
quality of research for an eff ect the Department of Science and with India,” Williams said. In the case of listed com through a rights issue, which Atul Pandey, Partner, a non resident). bursed money, said an
offi cial.
Acquiring land and dis
bursing money come with
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LOKESHWARRI SK valuations of bluechip stocks, that eff ectively leverage However, on April 20, in a very market fall? Is that why stocks Indian markets can go,
BL Research Bureau and believe this period to be a technology. strange turn of events, crude oil fell so sharply in March? especially with economic
With interest rates going down good time to enter the markets. futures contracts dropped to Algos and systematic trading are growth slated to be flat to
and the real estate sector in limbo, Interest rate reductions are also Have there been any payment negative levels for the fi rst time both useful tools to mitigate and negative in FY21?
more money is expected to fl ow playing an important part in problems over the last couple in history. This had severe con hedge risks in a down market. Markets are forwardlooking, and
into the stock markets, according making the stock market a more of months due to the market sequences, as reduced trading Automated trading tools in most of the bad news which is
to Nikhil Kamath, Cofounder and attractive option for investors to crash? Do you think there is timings did not allow brokerage crease effi ciency in the market already out seems to be priced in.
CIO, True Beacon and channel their investable any settlement risk in the fi rms to react to such a big move while also reducing the impact The lockdown extension, for ex
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Zerodha. However, he surplus. Indian markets? in the international markets. As a costs. At the moment, 3050 per ample, had already been discoun
cautions that investors Zerodha has seen a sig Most brokers have proactively re result, commodity brokerage cent of trades in India are algo ted by the market, and the an
Dr Reddy’s postpones board meet
Hyderabad, April 29
should enter the markets nifi cant increase in the duced leverages over the last fi rms faced huge potential losses. driven. In the US markets, about nouncement did not have any
in a measured, systematic number of new investors couple of months in order to re These black swan events 90 per cent of equity futures incremental impact.
Pharma major Dr Reddy’s Laboratories has
manner without leverage considering the number duce exposure levels in the mar can defi nitely pose a sig trades, and about 80 per cent
rescheduled the meeting of its board of
and with ample diversifi cation. of accounts being opened. The kets. At an overall level, we have nifi cant risk in Indian of cash equity trades are What would be your advice to
directors to May 20. The board of directors was
Excerpts: monthonmonth (MoM) not witnessed any payment markets. executed by algorithms investors/traders at this
earlier scheduled to meet on May 13to consider
growth has been close to 100 per problems. The regulators have without human input. juncture?
and approve the audited fi nancial results of the
With the country under cent for March. With the general been proactive and have taken Do you think that use Evidently, in compar It is important to be cautious,
company for the fi nancial year ended March 31,
lockdown, have you seen an push towards digitalisation over the appropriate measures re of automated trading ison to global peers, the and ensure adequate liquidity for
2020, and recommend dividend, if any, for the
increase in the number of new the last few years, the distinction quired to negate any settlement tools and algos share of algos in Indian contingencies. We recommend
fi nancial year 201920. “In this regard, in view of
clients over the last couple of between offl ine and online risk. exacerbates the markets is lower. We see the holding a liquid component of at
the Covid19 situation, the meeting of the board
months? Do you see clients brokerage fi rms has become in Z
Y percentage in trading least 25 per cent at individual
of directors is now rescheduled to May 20,” the
shifting to online-only creasingly irrelevant. Most Given the convenience of online turnover that algos portfolio levels. With interest
the company informed the BSE. OUR BUREAU
brokerages, such as yours, in brokers now have both an online on-boarding processes and digital platforms, it contribute to go rates going down and the real es
this period? and offl ine presence in order to is likely that clients will be more biased up over the tate sector in limbo, more money
Fraud trade: ₹ 1.5cr fi ne on Moryo Ind The fall in indices such as the stay competitive. Given the con towards brokers that effectively leverage next few years. might fl ow into the stock mar
New Delhi, April 29 Nifty50 as a result of the Covid19 venience of online onboarding kets, and the key is to enter the
technology
SEBI on Wednesday imposed a total penalty of crisis, has caught the attention of processes and digital platforms, How much markets in a measured, system
₹ 1.5 crore on Moryo Industries (MIL) and two NIKHIL KAMATH
Indian retail investors, who are it is likely that clients will be Cofounder and CIO, True Beacon and Zerodha lower do you atic manner without leverage
other entities for not utilising the preferential cognizant of the discounted more biased towards brokers Z
Y think the and with ample diversifi cation.
allotment proceeds as per the objects of issue. In
three separate orders, SEBIlevied a fi ne of ₹ 1
crore on Moryo Industries and ₹ 25 lakh each on
Manoharlal Saraf and Geeta Manoharlal Saraf.
Upon conducting an investigation into the M&M Financial completes 49% stake MCX to levy 100% margin on crude oil
sale in MF arm to Manulife for ₹ 265 cr Fixes minimum
trading activities of certain entities in the scrip of
petition for further hearing. cent from the previous close, the
MIL for the period between January 2013 and
The minimum initial margin additional MTM margin will be
August 2014, SEBI found that MIL raised ₹ 15 crore initial margin at has been fi xed at ₹ 95,000 per lot. increased to 125 per cent, it
via issue of preferential shares, and had not
OUR BUREAU vices’ domestic market strength The partnership will help accel An additional margin of ₹ 1 lakh added.
utilised the proceeds of the issue as mentioned in Mumbai, April 29 and Manulife’s global asset man erate eff orts towards increasing
₹ 95,000 per lot per lot will be levied on near The exchange will consider en
the notice of the EOGM, which was signed by the
Nearly 10 months after it signed agement capabilities. Manulife is a mutual fund penetration through SURESH P IYENGAR month crude oil futures contract hancing the additional margin if
Sarafs. It was further revealed that the company
an agreement, Mahindra & leading international fi nancial innovative products and solu Mumbai, April 29 and on the short side of the near the volatility in prices continues.
had made investments in shares and given loans
Mahindra Financial Services has services group with assets under tions, he said. In an extremely cautious move, month crude oil options con Spreadmargin benefi t on initial
and advances, which were not disclosed. PTI
completed the sale of 49 per cent management and administration Paul Lorentz, President and CEO, the MCX has levied an initial tract, said MCX Clearing Corpor margins will not be provided in
stake in its whollyowned subsidi of over $915 billion as of last Global Wealth and Asset Manage margin of 100 per cent on all ex ation. crude oil contracts, it said.
Cyber default: BSE’s penalty slabs ary, Mahindra Asset Management December. ment, Manulife Investment Man isting and yettobelaunched Further, an additional margin The volatility scan range has
New Delhi, April 29 Company, to Manulife Invest Mahindra AMC currently off ers agement, said the company has a crude oil contracts from of ₹ 50,000 per lot will be levied been increased to 20 per cent
BSE on Wednesday came out with a penalty ment Management (Singapore) over 13 investment schemes. With strong history of building retail Thursday, due to increased volat on all other crude oil futures con from 5 per cent for all existing
structure for brokers who fail to make timely Pte for $35 million (₹ 265 crore). annualised average assets under fund businesses across Asia and in ility in prices. tracts and on the short side of and yettobelaunched crude oil
submission of cyber security and cyber resilience Both the companies aim to ex management of ₹ 5,217 crore as of crease accessibility of retail mu Following the circular, in crude oil options contracts, in options contracts, while the ex
audit report and said prolonged noncompliance pand their fund off erings, drive Marchend and over 2.12 lakh cus tual fund products in India. vestors will have to pay in full to cluding yettobelaunched treme loss margin of 1.25 per cent
will result in disablement of trading terminals. fund penetration and achieve tomer accounts from 400 cities, it open a position in crude oil fu crude contracts. will continue on all crude oil fu
Brokers need to submit a quarterly report on longterm wealth creation in has over 14,200 empanelled dis Need of the hour tures, besides replenishing it tures and short positions of all
incidence of cyberattacks and threats. A penalty India. tributors. Ashutosh Bishnoi, MD, Mahindra with marktomarket loss Price volatility options contracts.
of ₹ 200 a day would be imposed in case of The proposed joint venture AMC, said more than ever before, overnight from Thursday. Moreover, based on the price The US West Texas Intermedi
submission of the report within one month from comes at a time when investors’ Incredible appetite these turbulent times need robust Upset over the exchange set movement, an additional mark ate (WTI) crude futures, based on
the end of the due date, BSE said in a circular. confi dence in mutual funds has Ramesh Iyer, ViceChairman and longterm investment products tling the last expired crude con tomarket (MTM) margin of 50 which MCX settles its contracts,
Further, the penalty amount would be increased been shaken by the trouble in Managing Director, Mahindra Fin and solutions for Indian investors tract with negative prices for the per cent will kick in if crude oil jumped to a high of $13.85 and
to ₹ 500 a day in case of submission of the report debtoriented schemes while ancial Services, said both the com on an urgent basis. In India, where fi rst time in the history of com prices fall 5075 per cent from the was up 8.8 per cent on Tuesday
within three months of the deadline. Non equity returns made in the last panies believe that there is an in over 80 per cent of the workforce is modities trading, some of the previous close at MCX and night, almost wiping out a fall of
submission of the report after three months will three years have been wiped off credible appetite for investment selfemployed, economic down brokers have fi led a case in the Nymex, and the MTM margin will 27 per cent this week.
attract disablement of trading terminals across in the recent Covid19 meltdown. products and strong potential for turns can spell doom unless past Mumbai and Delhi high courts be increased to 100 per cent if US crude inventories rose by 10
segments after giving two weeks’ notice, the The joint venture brings to growth in India beyond tradi savings were invested in suitable which refused to give an interim prices fall 7590 per cent, it said. million barrels to 510 million
exchange said. PTI gether Mahindra Financial Ser tional markets. investment products, he said. relief even while accepting the In case prices fall over 90 per barrels in the last one week.
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Years
listed in April 2019, with a sub Bank <1 year 1 to 2 2 to 3 3 to 5 W.E.F
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of ₹ 300. The unit price had Indian Overseas
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jumped 60 per cent to a peak of Punjab National
₹ 480, on March 5, 2020. To Bank 5.60 5.80 5.80 5.80 04-20
gether, it has provided great re State Bank of India 5.00 5.70 5.70 5.70 03-20
turns for its investors, even if a UCO Bank 5.55 5.85 5.85 5.80 04-20
right time
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part of the returns may be due to
scarcity premium. Its portfolio INDIAN- PRIVATE SECTOR
for REITs?
City Union Bank 5.25 6.00 5.50 5.50 04-20
caused by Covid19, it is possible DCB Bank 6.65 7.50 7.60 7.50 03-20
that there would be a change in Why REITs Dhanlaxmi Bank 5.75 6.40 6.25 6.15 04-20
the rental profi le tenants vacat Federal Bank 5.75 6.25 6.25 6.25 04-20
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lower dividends to investors. ■
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somewhat be factored into the Karnataka Bank 5.80 6.00 5.90 5.90 04-20
Real-estate investment trusts are an asset class with good diversification potential unit price, which corrected
Kotak Bank
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5.25 5.60 5.00 5.00 04-20
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REITs as an asset RBL Bank 6.65 7.20 7.25 7.15 03-20
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now, there may be diversifi cation from of the full property. So, it can segment has given an average These are early years and the REIT
some merit in looking other incomegiving provide better diversifi cation po total return of 12 per cent market has been rather slow. Data taken from respective bank's website as on April
beyond these asset assets such as bonds. tential compared to investing a between 2009 and 2019. The There may, however, be a pickup 28, 2020. For each year range, maximum offered
classes. And choices In theory, data show, big chunk in a property, which volatility has been high, with a in retail and offi ce property list interest rate is considered; Interest rate for deposit
amount below Rs 1 Cr. Compiled by BankBazaar.com
such as real estate in REITs off er good re creates concentration risk. peak of 35 per cent in 2009 to a ings, as developers may look to
vestment trusts (REITs) turns when interest low of 14.5 per cent in 2018. Res this vehicle to raise money. It is
which off er potential for income rates rise. This is because higher Buying choices idential property gave a higher also possible to see more asset
as well as capital gains can be interest rate is often an indicator An investor, however, has a com average return of 16.7 per cent varieties, such as data centres
among ideas to consider. of economic growth, which will plex choice when picking REITs. that decade. The peak return and residential, for REITs in the Coming Up
increase occupancy and rent. They come with diff erent pro year was 2010, while the low was future, giving a broader array to
REIT basics Prices may also increase as there fi les for risks and returns, based 2013, at 5.4 per cent. choose from. So, it may be good May 1 (Friday)
REITs are a wellknown asset class is more demand. When rates fall, on the property sector and re to be in the know and test the wa
globally, with a return history of REITs have a looser connection, gion. For example, some REITs India market ters in a small way to understand
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multiple decades. They allow a as returns are linked to asset own hospitals and these have a Unlike developed markets, the this asset class. May 5 (Tuesday)
retail investor to bet on a prop type and rent. So, there may be price and rent appreciation pro choice for REITs in India is very
erty asset, with a small amount unit price appreciation due to fi le that diff er from those that limited. In fact, there is only one The author is an independent
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relative to the full price. These more demand, but it depends on own retail space. listed REIT Embassy Offi ce Parks, financial consultant
COMMODITIES
Agricultural growth seen at 3% Rise in supplies, weak demand hit Gujarat farmers maintain
social distancing at auctions
this year: Niti Aayog’s Chand onion prices; exports yet to resume
OUR BUREAU months of the year was 20 per RADHESHYAM JADHAV during the lockdown. Farmers those farmers to bring their
VISHWANATH KULKARNI
New Delhi, April 29 cent more than the corres are bringing in onion, but there onion to the market. Also, de
Agriculture will come to the ponding period last year, Pune/Bengaluru, April 29 is no demand. The fl ow of onion mand for Nashik onion is af
rescue of Indian economy and Chand said. Earlier, address Onion prices in the key growing in the market has not declined fected because onion from Gu
it will grow by 3 per cent this ing the media, Tomar said the regions of Maharashtra and during the lockdown as farmers jarat has reached Nandurbar
year despite all adverse condi area under zaid (summer) Karnataka have crashed as de want to sell the produce because and Dhule areas and onion from
tions and thus would add a crop this year was more than mand from institutional buyers of uncertainty,” she said. Jagtap Karnataka is in Solapur and
growth of at least 0.5 per cent 57 lakh hectares, which is 38 such as hotels and restaurants added that the ban on onion im other nearby markets,” he said. The Gujarat government had directed all Agriculture Produce
to India’s GDP growth in 2020 per cent more than that in the has dried up due to the lock ports by Sri Lanka and Nepal has Rabi onion is sown in Decem Market Committees to resume auctions under strict guidelines
21, said Ramesh Chand, Mem previous year. down. Also, the lack of export de hit hard. “Even before the lock ber in Maharasthra. Because of
ber, Niti Aayog, on Wednesday. mand for the bulb has contrib down was imposed we were unseasonal rains in October and RUTAM VORA possible crowding and chaos
Chand, who along with Ag Ramesh Chand, Member, Harvest, procurement uted to the price crash amidst ready to export onion to these November last year, the sowing Ahmedabad, April 29 at the yards which may de
riculture Minister Narendra Niti Aayog The Minister said the govern new crop arrivals. two countries, but they refused of rabbi crop was delayed in Farmers in the Saurashtra re feat the purpose of the
Singh Tomar, addressed the ment is taking all measures to The monthly average to accept consign many places. But this does not gion are learning to maintain lockdown.
media here said an expected fertiliser sales in the country ensure that farming activities modal price, which ments,” said Jagtap. aff ect the market as the demand social distancing at the mar
normal monsoon and nearly is 5 per cent more so far. If the are not aff ected by the lock stood at ₹ 1,950 per She added that is low. ket yards in the Covid era. Micro planning
4060 per cent more water in total fertiliser sales in last down. While rabi pulses and quintal in Febru onion prices will Manjibhai Ribadiya, a DK Sakhiya, Chairman, Rajkot
reservoirs as compared to last April was 12.86 lakh tonnes, oilseed crops are already har ary has now stabilise once the Low demand in Karnataka farmer from Kalawad in Jam APMC, said the APMC man
year, would ensure a good that was around 13.5 lakh vested by the farmers, 88 per crashed to ₹ 722 export is re In Chitradurga district of cent nagar district says, he has agement prepared a micro
crop output this year. On top tonnes till April 28 this year. cent of wheat harvest is in April at Lasal sumed. Traders ral Karnataka, farmers are fi nd started learning the ropes of plan for groundlevel execu
of it, mandi prices of most ag “There are two more days left. already completed. The rest gaon, the largest and farmers in ing it diffi cult to sell their pro social distancing, personal tion.
ricultural commodities, in If one includes the fertiliser would be done next week. Till onion market that Nashik have re duce. Farmers, aided by the hygiene and, most import “We replicated the govern
cluding potatoes and onions, sales today and tomorrow, it Wednesday, the total wheat sets the price trend. quested elected rep availability of water, had expan antly, waiting patiently for ment method of registration
are better than last year and would be at least 8 per cent procurement by Central agen In March, the average resentatives to facilit ded the area under onion dur his turn to come. of farmers using mobile
this will increase the income more than the same period cies has gone up to 117 lakh modal price stood at ₹ 1,475. ate export so that the price ing rabi as the prices were good numbers. Once a farmer re
of farmers, he said. last year despite all adverse tonnes. About 70 per cent onion ex crash is controlled. ahead of the cropping season. Elaborate process gisters on the number, we
conditions due to the lock He said to make it easy for port from Nashik district is at a Ashok Lahamage, a farmer “The supply is more with the ar “Life isn’t the same any more. classify based on the commis
Fertiliser sales down,” the Niti Aayog Mem farmers to sell the commodit standstill and this has resulted from Nashik, said a huge rival of rabi crop, while the retail After the harvest, we wait for sion agent, commodity, loca
To buttress the point, Chand ber said. ies, 100 more mandis would in price crash, said Suvarna amount of onion goes to hotels demand is yet to come back,” an intimation from the mar tion and timing and allot
hinted at increasing sales of Similarly, the sale of seeds join eNAM platform by May 1, Jagtap, Chairperson of APMC at and malls and there are farmers trade sources said. Modal prices ket yard for our turn to parti each farmer a date and time
fertilisers and seeds in April. sold through Krishi Vigyan taking the total number of Lasalgaon. “The Lasalgaon mar who directly supply to them. in Davangere have been ruling cipate in the auction. Once for auction. Each commis
As compared to April last year, Kendras during the fi rst four mandis to 685. ket was closed for just four days “But the lockdown has forced at ₹ 700 per quintal. we receive the SMS, we equip sion agent has roughly fi ve
ourselves with masks and farmers accompanying him.
gloves and reach the APMC In all, we have about 100
yards. Here, we park our farmers, some 4050 traders
Monthly demand for edible Low-pressure area forming over Andamans trailer in a queue and wait for
our number to be called out.
The only problem is that the
and about 20 commission
agents in a day at the APMC.
This way we are avoiding the
oil down 30%, says IVPA VINSON KURIAN
Thiruvananthapuram, April 29
The India Meteorological
X
W soon onsets and storm devel
opment in the region under
terior Karnataka and Tamil
Nadu.
process takes a long time. But
we understand that it is for
crowding,” said Sakhiya.
“The truck/trailer drives
TV JAYAN Desai, IVPA President, and CEO of A prevailing cyclonic circula Department said that its footprint. Kerala will continue to wit our own good,” said Rib through this group of men.
New Delhi, April 29 Kolkatabased Emami Agrotech. tion over the Malacca Strait the low-pressure area Squally winds with speeds ness scattered to fairly wide adiya, who recently sold his Our APMC staff member
The monthly demand for edible “Import of palm oil for which (between Malaysia and In would subsequently reaching 4050 km/hr gusting spread rain/thundershowers 15 quintals of wheat at ₹ 2,070 takes out the samples from
oilsin the country has fallen by 30 the government has given licence donesia) has locked itself into concentrate into a
to 60 km/hr are forecast over during the next two days. An per quintal at Gondal Agri the trailer and passes on to
per cent, even though at home is going to be detrimental for the position over North Sumatra the South Andaman Sea on identical forecast is valid for cultural Produce Market these traders. They hold it in
depression
consumption of cooking oil shot industry. Our refi nery capacity (Indonesia), and will now May 1 (Friday), the Nicobar Is Maharashtra, Goa and north Committee (APMC), one of their hand, check for quality
up by 2025 per cent, according to utilisation will go down further move WestNorthWest into lands, and the adjoining Interior Karnataka from Wed the largest in the region. and make their bid. This is
the Indian Vegetable Oil Produ considerably with fi nished the South Andaman Sea to set towards the Myanmar SouthEast Bay of Bengal. nesday to Friday. Isolated Initially, the sudden an proving to be a smooth sys
cers Association (IVPA), the apex products coming into the coun up the anticipated lowpres Bangladesh coasts. Wind speeds may increase to thunderstorms, lightning, nouncement of lockdown tem for auctions while main
organisation of vegetable oil pro try. The government should not sure area there in the next two 4555 km/hr gusting to 65 km/ gusty winds (3040 km/hr) are had crippled the farm trade taining safety guidelines in
ducers in the country. either issuing any import li days. MJO wave in hr on Saturday, and to 5060 also likely over these regions with nearly all the APMCs sus corona times,” he said
This is mainly because of a 30 cences or limit the imports to The India Meteorological Arrival of a strong pulse of the km/hr gusting to 70 km/hr during this period. Mean pending auctions fearing the adding that farmers get their
35 per cent drop in outside home 50,000 tonnes to 1,00,000 Department (IMD) said on MaddenJulian Oscillation over SouthEast Bay and ad while, an approaching west spread of the virus. Within a payment on the same day.
consumption, particularly by tonnes per month. That too for Wednesday that the lowpres (MJO) wave into the East In joining South Andaman Sea ern disturbance would trigger month into lockdown, the “Those who may not get
food service and institutional seg the duration of three months, sure area would concentrate dian Ocean and adjoining on Sunday. isolated to scattered rain or Gujarat government asked transport or need to post
ments, IVPA said. not more than that,” Sandeep Ba into a depression during the South Bay of Bengal has pre thundershowers over the hills all the APMCs to resume auc pone auctions, are allowed a
“Firms are facing capital joria of Mumbaibased Sunvin next two days. It could in pared the ground for this de Pre-monsoon thunders of NorthWest India (Jammu & tions under strict guidelines second chance after a week or
crunch because of lower capacity Group told BusinessLine. tensify further (likely to a velopment. The MJO wave The 24 hours ending on Wed Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and allow agriculture trade 10 days,” he said adding that
utilisation of factories both in do According to IVPA, the outlook deep depression) and move moves periodically in the nesday morning saw heavy to and Uttarakhand) and the to take place so that the rural currently fi ve commodities
mestic crushing and refi ning op is bearish for vegoil prices and NorthNorthWest (facing In higher levels of the atmo very heavy rainfall at isolated plains of Punjab, Haryana, economy remains in motion. including wheat, chana
erations of imported oil. Besides, palm prices due to potential cut dia’s coast) during May 13 and sphere with its paraphernalia places over Kerala, while it Chandigarh and Delhi from But the traders, farmers (chickpea), cotton, coriander
the sector is witnessing labour back in biofuel demand owing to subsequently NorthNorth of cloud, moisture and precip was heavy at isolated places Thursday before peaking in and the yard management seed and jeera (cumin seed)
shortage issues,” said Sudhakar the drop in Brent crude prices. East (away from India’s coast) itation and helps with mon over Rayalaseema, South In the subsequent two days. had expressed concern over are being auctioned.
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CPI (M) opposes action against IRS officials Clean energy: Gujarat, Rajasthan shine in FY20
who proposed higher tax on super rich G BALACHANDAR
Chennai, April 29
Karnataka. In wind energy, it was
Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and
14,347 MW (13,457 MW). The State
continues to be the leader in
OUR BUREAU said. “The government has thenticated RTI replies expos Amid headwinds faced by the re Maharashtra. wind energy with a total in
New Delhi, April 29 formally stated that these ing the governmentcorpor newable energy sector in FY20, However, Karnataka retained stalled capacity of 9,304 MW
The CPI(M) has condemned proposals will trigger uncer ate nexus, which is looting Gujarat and Rajasthan managed its leadership position in total in (8,969 MW).
the reported move by the tainties in the ‘market’, the country and the people, to add more capacities than oth stalled capacity during the year. Its solar power capacity rose to
Centre to initiate disciplinary clearly suggesting that the su the statement added. ers, while Karnataka retained its As on March 31, 2020, its total re 3,916 MW, including rooftop and
action against a group of In perrich are ‘holy cows’ for the The Polit Bureau deman top position in total installed newable energy installed capa ground mounted, (2,575 MW).
dian Revenue Service offi cers ruling dispensation. This gov ded that the government capacity. city stood at 15,232 MW, against Gujarat’s total installed clean
for unauthorised publication ernment’s class approach of should rescind disciplinary Gujarat’s total renewable ca 13,845 MW in the previous year. energy capacity stood at 10,586
of their proposal to enhance being prorich, antipoor and actions against the IRS of pacity crossed the 10,000 MW in The State has the highest in MW (8,652 MW). Maharashtra
the income tax rates for the antiworking people is evid fi cers forthwith. “It must initi FY20, making it the third State stalled capacity for solar at 7,278 was pushed to the fourth posi
In terms of overall solar energy capacity addition in FY20, the top
superrich to 40 per cent and ent with its unilateral de ate steps for a free and trans after Karnataka and Tamil Nadu MW, up from 6,096 MW a year tion during FY20, it added 378
three States were Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. In wind
imposing a 4 per cent Covid cision to freeze the dearness parent discourse on the to have more than 10 GW of in ago. Its wind energy capacity is at MW to total 9,710 MW.
energy, the top three were Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra
Cess. allowance for its employees revival of the economy. The PB stalled capacity, according to a 4,791 MW. Rajasthan is not far behind
The paper prepared by the and pensioners, retrospect also unambiguously ex Crisil Research report. sioning of projects in the Pavag wind capacities, especially in dis Maharashtra. It came fi fth with a
offi cers for Fiscal Options and ively and prospectively, which presses its resolve to resist It added the highest new capa What helped Karnataka ada solar park early on with the tricts near the Ghats, and a fa total installed capacity of 9,583
Responses to Covid19 Epi by some calculation will fetch moves to unilaterally burden city, of 1,934 MW, followed by Ra “Several factors helped capacity of 2,050 MW. Apart vourable open access policy till MW.
demic has obviously angered a stupendous amount. The the poor and the working jasthan, which added 1,911 MW, Karnataka retain its leadership from that, its solar policy FY18 helped spur capacity addi As on March 31, 2020, India’s
the Government to act vi government’s eff ort to stone people for shouldering the the report said. position in renewables,” said (Karnataka Renewable Energy tions, said Lodha. total renewable capacity stood at
ciously, betraying their wall queries on write off s of Covid impact, while the su In terms of overall solar en Miren Lodha, Director, Crisil Re Corporation Ltdled rounds), 87,028 MW, of which the wind
brazen intention to protect willful defaulters and ab perrich continue to loot and ergy capacity addition in FY20, search. “Several SECI (Solar En boosted additions over the past Tamil Nadu retains rank and solar segments accounted
the rich, a statement by the sconders in Parliament, have amass greater wealth,” it the top three States were Ra ergy Corporation of India)led three fi scals.” Tamil Nadu came second, with a for 37,694 MW and 34,627 MW,
Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) now come to nought with au added. jasthan, Tamil Nadu and schemes have enabled commis The State has also exploited cumulative installed capacity of respectively.
Preparing for social distancing TN forms field-committees in 5 cities Government employees told
for contact tracing, more testing to use Aarogya Setu app
OUR BUREAU containment areas and con were in vogue before April 26. OUR BUREAU
Chennai, April 29 tact tracing and testing for the “People need not rush to shops New Delhi, April 29
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Ed virus, according to an order is in a hurry. Maintain social dis All government employees
appadi K Palaniswami, has sued by Chief Secretary K Shan tancing while at grocery and should download ‘Aarogya
asked district collectors to mugham. vegetable shops,” the release Setu,’ app which is used for
send a detailed report on in For Chennai, which is the said. tracking Covid19 cases, on
dustries and businesses that worst aff ected by Covid19, their mobile phones, said a
can be allowed to operate in a fi eld committees will be Hike in positive cases circular issued by Depart
staggered manner. formed for six zones Roy Chennai witnessed another ment of Personnel and
This information should be apuram, Thiru Vi Ka Nagar, surge in Covid19 cases on Wed Training on Wednesday.
based on the current status of Triplicane, Tondiarpet, Anna nesday. Out of the 104 cases in “All offi cers, staff (includ
the Covid19 lockdown ending Nagar and Kodambakkam. For the State, 94 were recorded in ing outsourced staff ) work
on May 3. A meeting of the Cab the rest of the zones, one com the city with 27 being primary ing in the Central
inet is scheduled to be held on mittee will oversee three zones cases. The total number of government should down
May 2 to decide on whether the each, said a government press people infected with the virus load Aarogya Setuimmedi
lockdown should be extended release. in the State is 2,162. ately. Before starting for Employees must start for office
or not. The fourday intensifi ed The total number of active offi ce, they must review only when app shows ‘safe’ or
lockdown ended on Wednes cases as on date is 922 includ their status on the app and ‘low risk’ status
Field support committees day in Chennai, Coimbatore ing two deaths notifi ed to commute only when app
The State government has also and Madurai corporations. On other States; one patient died shows ‘safe’ or ‘low risk’ come to offi ce and self isol
formed fi eld support teams Thursday alone, grocery and after turning negative for in status,” the circular said. ate for 14 days or till the
comprising bureaucrats and vegetable shops will function fection. After treatment, 82 pa It also advised offi cers status becomes safe or low
senior police offi cials for fi ve between 6 am and 5 pm in the tients were discharged. and staff that in case the risk.
Parcels lying on the platform at the Egmore Railway Station in Chennai on Wednesday. In Corporations — Chennai, three corporations. However, Today, 8,087 blood samples app shows that they have All ministries and depart
preparation for passenger traffic once the lockdown is lifted, the station has also made Tiruppur, Coimbatore, from Friday, these will be open were tested. With two Covid19 ‘moderate,’ or ‘high risk,’ ments are advised to issue
markings to enable people to maintain social distance BIJOY GHOSH Madurai and Salem — to en only between 6 am and 1 pm. patients dying, the number of calculated on basis of similar instructions to all
sure management of contain The lockdown will continue deaths due to the virus in bluetooth proximity (recent autonomous and statutory
ment zones; provision of es till May 3 in these corporations creased to 27, according to gov contact with an infected bodies and public sector
sential services in as per the restrictions that ernment data. person), the staff should not units, the circular said.
‘Post-pandemic, country, people should be future ready’ Tata Steel hospitals geared to treat
Covid-19 in Odisha, Jharkhand
G NAGA SRIDHAR able to wait till they get the de fl exibility as they can in a tradi Y
Z inations are slated for June than that of many other coun
Hyderabad, April 29 grees. This is the problem tional system. We are working fi rst week. But we will review tries. However, to tackle this OUR BUREAU hospitals of Tata Steel across its
Covid-19 and the lockdown have faced by students who have hard to reach students the entrance exam dates as kind of unseen and inexplic Mumbai, April 29 manufacturing units and min
pushed youngsters into a campus placements. Defi n through diff erent routes des and when required. able health hazards, we need Tata Main Hospital, Jamshed ing locations in Jharkhand and
quandary due to uncertainty itely, of the course content, pite these challenges. When to increase public health infra pur, has been certifi ed by the Odisha.
over academic schedules and about onetenth, could not be we reopen, there will be diff er How is UoH taking part in the structure and vaccine develop Indian Council of Medical Re In Jharkhand, it has set up
job prospects. As one of the learnt by them. There could be ent challenges. Maintaining fight against the pandemic? ment capabilities. We have search for Covid diagnostic 650 beds; 25 isolation beds
top-ranking universities in the some gaps, which will have to physical distance in classes, UoH has already been recog great resources and need to testing, making it the fi rst each at Noamundi and West
country, University of Hyderabad be bridged. the mess, and laboratories, will nised as a centre for testing. harness them. The country private laboratory in Bokaro; and 10 isolation beds at
(UoH), is working on delivering be a problem. We are doing it in collabora and people should be Jharkhand to receive the ap Jamadoba.
its best to students in this time Will a switch to online tion with outside labs as of futureready. proval. In Odisha, it has set up 600
of crisis. BusinessLine spoke to education be of help? Do you see delay in the next now but have also set up labor TMH can test 50 samples per beds.
To tackle this kind of
its Vice-Chancellor, Appa Rao Yes. It is being done by UoH academic year? atories of required biosafely How are you ensuring day.
unseen and inexplicable
Podile, a noted scientist, on and others wherever possible. Yes. It will be delayed to some levels. Soon, we expect to start functional continuity of the Rajan Chaudhry, General
health hazards, we need
Covid-19’s impact and the road But there are issues. Students’ extent. How long, we can’t say. direct testing of samples after university in the lockdown Manager, Medical Services, Tata
to increase public health
ahead. Excerpts: access to internet re When students will feel com necessary approvals. Collabor period? Steel, said: Responding to the
O
infrastructure and vaccine
sources, quality of sig fortable to come back from ations with industry for vac We are using technology tools. request of Jharkhand Chief
development capabilities
What kind of impact nal and aff ordability home by bus, train or fl ight, we cine development are also on. We are reaching out to our Minister Hemant Soren, Tata
do you see on higher are challenges. There don’t know now. The UGC is APPA RAO PODILE board of governors of Institu Sons has sent medical equip
Vice-Chancellor, University of
education due to is also a need for asso working on one scenario Hyderabad How do you see our tion of Eminence. Review of re ment and consumables to the
Covid-19 and the lockdown? ciated services for online edu where the academic year can Z
Y response to Covid-19 as of search plans submitted by fac State. This includes 50,000
The pandemic’s impact on cation, such as uninterrupted get pushed to September. But if now? What is your advice for ulty is happening. In fact, there threeply masks, 25,000 pairs
higher education is to be seen power supply. Some of them things improve, it may be ad We have released the admis post Covid-19 measures? is a greater spurt in research of nitrile gloves, 10,000 Covid
in diff erent ways. Several stu depend on telephone lines for vanced. The situation is dy sion notifi cation and are ac Undoubtedly, Government of proposals of faculty after lock testing kits and fi ve High Flow
dents will have diffi culty in net connectivity, which is namic now. cepting online applications. India as well as Telangana State down as well as submission of Nasal Cannulas.
getting their degrees on time again crucial. Not all students The last date has now been ex government have taken timely research manuscripts for pub It has created medical facilit
and employers who have will have an opportunity to What about UoH admissions tended till May 22. As per ori and proactive measures so lication. We are doing all that ies for Covid treatment
off ered them jobs may not be learn online with the same for the next academic year? ginal schedule, entrance exam that our situation is far better can be done. totalling 1,250 beds in all the
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THURSDAY • APRIL 30 • 2020
With ‘Red Talks’, Royal Enfield hopes to beat lockdown blues Covid-19 puts more pressure on
MURALI GOPALAN
Mumbai, April 29
Royal Enfi eld has kicked off an
Talks are 1520 minutes long.
The audience, comprising
Royal Enfi eld employees who
but also working on their po
tential as a prime focus,” elab
orated Dasari.
which kicked in on April 15.
Clearly, the idea was to keep
people’s minds ticking all the
India Inc’s credit quality: ICRA
initiative called ‘Red Talks’ as have signed in, then particip All this becomes particu time since despair can set in OUR BUREAU prolonged,” said ICRA. The rat on these sectors may not persist
part of its eff orts to keep em ates in the Q&A session. “We larly important during this during this period of near sol Mumbai, April 29 ing agency is reviewing its port for long,” it said.
ployees constantly engaged will also do a series of Red Talks lockdown, which has already itary confi nement, especially Signalling worsening credit folio of ratings by following an The low risk sectors such as
during the lockdown. on the history of Royal En lasted over fi ve weeks and is for those who are singletons. quality of India Inc, ICRA said the approach that involves risk as agriproducts, education, FMCG
Clearly inspired by the Ted fi eld,” said Dasari. due to end on May 3. During Additionally, there were a ratings of 584 entities were sessment both at the sector and and telecom are unlikely to face
Talks concept, which is a video This will help new recruits this time, Royal Enfi eld em lot of online learning courses downgraded in FY20, refl ecting entity level. material business disruption, or
created from a conference learn more about their com ployees have begun getting which worked out to nearly a downgrade rate of 16 per cent, For the sector level review, it amaterial increase in credit risks
presentation, Red (Royal En pany beyond being the manu Vinod Dasari, CEO used to the reality of working 10,000 hours of learning. “Re signifi cantly higher than the has created a heat map of sectors over the near term, triggered
fi eld Discussion) Talks like facturer of the iconic Bullet of Royal Enfi eld from home. “Ultimately, cently, we also looked at our past fi veyear average of 9 per – high risk, medium risk, and solely by the Covid19 crisis, it fur
wise seeks to motivate the motorcycle brand. “Essen people will start to get demor business plan initiatives for cent. lowrisk sectors – with the focus ther noted.
company’s staff through tially, this will help folks erately go beyond profes alised and demotivated sit the year and told ourselves While the national lockdown of analysis on the fi rst two. En “Subsequent to our FY20 rat
video speeches. within the system understand sional and technical subjects ting at home,” conceded that there is nothing that and coronavirus pandemic have titylevel risk mapping involves ings action, the Covid19 pan
Vinod Dasari, CEO of Royal more about Royal Enfi eld in order to keep everyone in Dasari. Keeping this in mind, stops us from working on triggered a widespread deterior risk categorisation in terms of demictriggered crisis has led to
Enfi eld and the brain behind from their colleagues,” he ad volved, especially when they he asked his colleagues to pre them,” continued Dasari. Con ation in the credit quality of In most vulnerable, moderately widespread deterioration in the
the idea, told BusinessLinethat ded. were all cooped up at home. pare a list of things that they sequently, 10 projects were dia Inc, ICRA Ratings added that vulnerable and relatively less credit quality of India Inc. The
anyone who is interested in a Beyond work, one of He referred to a “nice article” did during the lockdown identifi ed as being essential sectors such as aviation, retail, vulnerable entities; here, too, the credit challenges are over
subject, or with expertise in Dasari’s interests was to learn from the Harvard Business Re- which they would not have for the business with aggress shipping, micro fi nance institu review of the fi rst two categories whelming and will impact the
any area, is welcome to parti how to make a proper aloo view, which he had read re done otherwise. ive targets set for each of them. tions and tourism, hotels and of entities is being prioritised. credit profi les of a large number
cipate in the series. He decided paratha, since “I always mess cently, that spoke of keeping Likewise, he urged them to “The idea was to achieve restaurants, are high risk and of entities across sectors in an
to take the plunge in the fi rst that up”. So somebody who is people motivated during a catch up on the things “that these as early as possible des will be more impacted by the Medium-risk sectors unprecedented manner,” Jitin
Red Talk on leadership, with an expert would be welcome downturn. One of the tools you regret not doing during pite the lockdown,” he said. current disruption. It has categorised automobile Makkar, Head Credit Policy, ICRA,
others in the Royal Enfi eld to deliver a Red Talk on this fun suggested was ‘play and pur this lockdown which you Everyone within Royal En “The high risk sectors (avi OEMS and autoancillaries, con told reporters during a media
family scheduled to follow aspect of Indian cuisine. pose’ which is essentially could have”. fi eld is now setting up teams ation, gems and jewellery, tour struction, consumer durables, call.
suit. about giving employees cross The message yielded posit and action plans so that the ism and hotels, microfi nance in and power as mediumrisk sec ICRA noted that due to the eco
Like the Ted Talks, which ‘Play and purpose’ functional team projects to ive results with all the “regret process of problem solving stitutions) are the ones that face tors, and said they face relatively nomic slowdown last fi scal, rat
have featured celebrities such The idea, said Dasari, was not work on. “This means prob things” now becoming the ac and interacting is happening severe business disruption over lower degree of business disrup ing downgradesincreased signi
as Shah Rukh Khan, the Red to trivialise issues but to delib lem solving and interaction tion plan for Lockdown 2.0, without a hitch. the immediate term and where tions and credit risks. “Further, fi cantly, both in terms of
the recovery is more likely to be the after eff ects of Covid19 crisis numbers as well as severity.
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21stCentu Mgmt 11.20 11.20 11.20 11.20 11.10 0.28 22.20 10.99 - 11.25 CitiUn Bk [1] 124.95 134.80 125.75 137.00 124.00 1922.11 249.00 110.10 13 135.00 Herc.Hoi [1] 72.80 69.30 73.80 73.80 68.25 22.55 118.00 47.90 22 70.05 Mah.Seam [5] 194.80 196.55 194.10 202.00 192.50 62.80 484.90 185.00 3 196.60
3i Info 1.60 1.65 1.60 1.70 1.55 3522.20 4.10 1.15 - 1.68 Clari.Chm 328.60 331.25 331.00 339.50 327.25 73.73 478.15 192.00 18 331.20 Herit.Fds [5] 260.30 260.75 265.00 266.00 255.20 40.69 545.00 146.70 16 263.15 MahangrGas 959.35 946.20 967.70 990.00 940.25 1211.25 1246.80 666.40 12 946.10
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Colgate [1] 1505.85 1473.60 1505.85 1513.20 1460.00 1056.14 1641.00 1065.20 49 1474.20 HGInfraEngg 181.40 173.80 180.95 181.40 171.40 20.38 307.00 135.00 8 174.40 Maithan 369.10 376.30 378.95 389.20 365.20 34.45 697.50 291.00 5 377.35
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A2Z InfraEng 3.85 3.75 3.90 3.90 3.70 530.00 18.50 2.82 - 3.80 Con.FinHld 25.25 25.50 25.50 25.50 25.50 6.15 78.40 26.55 - - HIL 811.60 803.35 817.85 824.90 799.00 21.83 2030.00 497.15 7 802.05 Malu Paper 30.25 29.65 29.60 30.15 29.40 20.38 40.80 18.25 26 29.55
Aarti Drug 743.95 731.10 749.00 751.90 729.00 40.83 812.65 419.30 16 730.15 Concor [5] 357.20 366.10 360.00 370.10 357.25 1320.93 665.05 263.20 18 365.85 Hilton Mtl 10.30 9.80 9.80 9.80 9.80 7.38 18.94 5.71 5 9.71 Man Ind [5] 38.65 38.80 38.50 39.60 38.15 63.81 71.25 31.00 5 38.75
Aarti Ind [5] 1105.45 1108.90 1116.00 1137.85 1070.00 678.99 1137.10 662.05 36 1110.60 ConfdnPetIn [1] 20.35 20.05 20.35 20.45 19.80 86.50 42.00 12.85 9 20.00 HimadriSpec[1] 52.35 50.80 52.60 52.75 50.15 625.80 116.45 27.30 10 50.75 Man Infr [2] 18.40 18.20 18.40 18.70 18.15 53.57 37.30 14.50 7 18.30
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AavasFinance 1152.25 1209.65 1164.00 1209.85 1122.25 29.00 2078.30 845.75 39 1206.85 CoralIndFin [2] 12.45 13.20 12.75 13.90 12.30 10.19 18.65 8.25 6 12.86 Hind.Compo [5] 139.10 141.70 138.10 143.90 138.00 1.67 255.00 95.20 13 139.85 ManakSteel [1] 8.50 8.50 8.70 8.70 8.40 4.60 21.00 5.92 - 8.21
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ABB [2] 873.40 880.15 881.00 891.75 875.00 60.90 1497.13 795.00 53 879.15 Corom.Intl [1] 564.00 571.05 576.65 587.30 566.05 131.01 643.95 336.50 18 570.35 Hind.Media 46.60 46.00 47.35 47.35 45.10 10.83 120.15 35.50 3 45.25 Manap.Fin [2] 129.75 126.00 132.00 132.90 124.6014162.44 194.60 75.60 10 125.85
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ABCapital 50.65 49.90 50.90 52.00 49.55 2070.77 115.30 37.45 - 49.90 CPCL 62.50 61.75 63.50 64.10 61.65 571.68 260.40 54.00 - 61.70 Hind.Oil.Ex 37.60 38.40 38.80 39.85 37.10 319.77 134.75 30.55 4 38.55 Mang.Chem 33.30 33.40 33.20 34.00 32.50 168.82 44.50 16.35 11 33.70
ACC 1126.50 1122.20 1128.00 1140.00 1107.00 1998.17 1768.40 895.50 16 1122.70 CrdtacsGramn 446.30 468.60 466.00 468.60 455.00 83.49 1000.80 305.75 18 471.65 Hind.Rect [2] 122.55 124.55 119.00 126.80 119.00 3.48 269.95 89.65 10 124.95 Mang.Timb 7.50 7.15 7.50 7.50 7.15 0.69 16.20 4.61 - 7.50
AccelyaKal 904.35 905.20 909.95 909.95 902.65 15.59 1247.00 699.30 12 904.65 CreatPer&Dis[5] 1.30 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 0.01 2.05 0.95 - 1.13 Hind.Znc [2] 165.05 171.35 167.00 172.00 164.70 539.57 277.90 122.00 10 171.30 Manugrph [2] 6.85 6.95 6.65 7.00 6.65 63.30 26.50 6.76 - 6.90
Action Con [2] 45.65 46.60 46.50 48.25 45.50 254.93 114.95 31.50 10 46.60 CreatPer&Dis 89.00 85.60 89.00 93.45 84.65 3.30 120.50 58.00 - - HindujaGlo 596.25 601.40 600.05 614.80 588.10 52.40 1008.00 412.20 5 601.85 Maral Over 12.80 12.80 13.00 13.05 12.25 5.70 28.50 8.15 - 12.75
Adani Ent [1] 139.30 139.50 140.00 140.70 135.65 4774.37 261.10 113.00 17 139.40 Crest Ventu 55.55 53.65 55.00 57.45 53.60 1.83 133.80 44.05 26 - HindustnAero 519.70 526.05 524.10 530.00 513.55 27.67 896.35 448.00 6 526.05 MarathNxtg [5] 45.55 44.80 46.20 46.95 43.60 13.65 130.95 38.00 6 45.10
Adani Pwr 30.15 31.25 30.75 31.60 30.30 8641.32 73.75 24.30 - 31.25 Crisil [1] 1456.50 1419.75 1458.00 1488.00 1410.30 41.45 2070.00 1083.50 35 1420.35 HindustnFood 534.95 555.40 545.00 557.80 525.00 9.55 759.95 380.00 - - Marico Ltd [1] 290.10 289.65 291.00 293.70 287.00 2851.43 403.70 233.80 31 289.60
AdaniGas [1] 104.10 105.85 104.90 107.90 104.50 2742.21 194.55 76.70 30 105.70 CromGreCon [2] 214.75 217.55 216.00 220.95 212.75 1775.04 301.45 177.90 25 217.45 HisarMetalIn 52.05 54.05 53.55 55.00 52.40 6.25 74.80 36.20 5 52.90 Marksans [1] 20.55 20.55 20.55 20.90 20.30 1024.57 26.85 9.90 - 20.55
AdaniGreenEn 203.65 207.95 205.00 209.40 202.35 442.72 243.25 35.60 - 207.90 CSB BANK 117.25 122.00 118.60 128.80 117.65 539.40 314.20 95.00 - 121.85 HiTech Gr 92.45 93.00 90.00 94.50 89.20 6.00 294.80 64.00 8 92.00 MASFinServ 593.60 613.85 609.75 620.00 588.05 9.23 1269.00 448.05 18 614.95
AdaniTranmsn 200.95 204.70 201.90 208.00 198.20 201.68 365.80 147.50 - 205.50 CUMI [1] 217.80 218.05 217.80 219.90 216.00 21.98 384.10 175.00 23 217.70 Hi-TechPipes 81.95 83.30 82.00 86.95 82.00 6.04 104.95 41.40 31 54.15 Mastek [5] 230.10 235.45 231.05 239.95 229.80 20.92 508.50 170.05 26 234.95
ADF Foods 200.00 206.15 201.00 208.90 195.20 6.36 329.35 123.35 12 206.00 CumminsInd [2] 386.25 378.95 394.55 395.85 375.00 1629.67 799.50 281.60 16 379.85 HLV 3.95 3.90 4.00 4.00 3.85 104.09 10.80 2.90 - - MatrimCom [5] 327.85 341.30 334.00 348.90 324.85 3.28 750.00 251.00 27 339.50
AdityaBirFas 115.15 112.00 115.15 115.80 111.50 1661.71 285.30 98.00 44 112.10 Cupid Ltd 178.00 181.50 178.00 185.00 178.00 48.13 261.95 101.00 7 180.85 Honda Siel 885.65 887.40 905.00 905.00 860.45 2.54 1359.95 701.60 13 884.00 Maw.Sug 22.70 23.20 22.45 23.60 22.15 80.19 61.30 15.10 - 23.35
Ador Weld 234.15 238.05 240.80 243.45 235.20 3.44 383.00 163.15 11 239.35 Cybertech 34.25 33.80 33.65 34.50 33.50 4.08 64.30 22.10 9 - Honey.Aut 27633.30 28215.75 27799.00 28849.00 27500.00 6.51 39499.50 20142.00 54 28227.00 Max India [2] 63.00 62.95 65.00 65.50 62.60 231.46 98.65 52.30 - 62.95
AdunikInd 20.10 21.10 21.10 21.10 21.10 7.23 127.00 13.70 - 21.10 CYIENT Ltd [5] 202.55 208.00 207.35 215.80 203.90 6160.27 635.00 200.05 6 207.95 HPCL 210.90 208.35 211.20 212.05 206.70 6702.71 333.45 155.00 6 208.20 MaxFinancial [2] 477.15 473.00 480.00 480.00 462.70 2262.91 611.05 279.75 132 472.70
AdvancedEnz[2] 138.30 147.85 140.75 154.80 137.50 342.62 225.00 91.05 32 147.80 HPLElect&Pow 25.50 24.80 25.80 26.05 24.45 94.63 69.90 18.30 6 24.70 MaxVent&Ind 31.55 31.50 32.85 32.85 31.15 47.18 60.85 25.15 - 31.40
Advani Hot [2] 40.15 40.15 40.15 41.15 40.10 2.94 70.70 24.90 14 40.65 D................................................ HSG&UrbanDev 21.50 23.10 21.80 23.70 21.55 5565.41 46.60 18.05 3 23.10 Mayur Uniq [5] 153.50 148.60 154.70 157.35 147.50 89.20 364.95 118.20 9 148.85
Aegis Log [1] 169.15 167.10 169.00 171.00 165.00 168.65 266.95 108.10 - 167.70 D P WIRES 60.55 60.10 59.00 62.45 55.85 0.23 98.00 41.15 - - HSIL [2] 50.15 50.55 49.55 50.85 49.55 68.20 84.67 34.70 4 50.30 Mazda Ltd 260.75 260.15 263.85 264.00 257.25 9.08 531.00 222.25 7 260.00
Agarwal Inds 61.55 60.30 58.20 62.55 58.20 15.03 185.00 44.00 5 60.05 Dabur [1] 487.55 478.25 490.00 490.65 475.45 2503.27 525.30 357.10 61 478.60 MBL Infra 4.50 4.60 4.70 4.70 4.30 105.41 14.90 2.42 - 4.58
AgriTech Ind 30.10 30.90 30.00 31.40 30.00 11.91 71.50 17.00 - 30.35 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 60.85 60.95 60.05 62.35 60.05 48.64 134.25 40.30 3 61.55 I................................................. MCX 1095.75 1044.80 1100.00 1108.00 1040.00 302.22 1442.00 779.05 25 1044.50
Agro Tech 463.55 469.10 464.85 476.95 457.65 3.20 738.10 350.00 30 469.25 DamodarInd [5] 19.15 21.20 19.85 22.95 19.00 20.81 43.80 13.65 - 21.20 Ibull HsgFin [2] 117.10 126.90 119.00 132.40 117.3567875.31 846.00 81.25 2 126.95 Mega Soft 5.90 5.90 5.90 5.95 5.85 13.72 9.67 4.60 3 5.98
AgroPhosInd 9.80 10.25 10.25 10.25 10.25 2.59 155.40 4.95 - - Datamatics [5] 49.75 49.25 51.70 51.70 49.00 13.73 116.00 28.10 8 50.15 Ibull Real [2] 60.40 60.00 60.75 61.50 57.60 2679.53 151.00 36.85 - 59.75 Meghmani [1] 52.80 51.60 53.15 53.30 51.40 706.08 73.00 31.80 8 51.60
Ahluwalia [2] 181.75 185.20 181.75 188.00 180.80 7.60 385.00 136.05 15 184.10 DB Corp 74.40 74.95 74.15 75.60 74.15 59.62 202.40 72.00 4 74.90 ICICILombGIC 1195.45 1231.25 1190.00 1235.35 1182.70 586.46 1439.90 805.60 49 1232.35 MenonBear [1] 33.70 33.85 33.90 34.95 33.05 8.63 83.50 27.00 12 34.60
AIA Engg [2] 1490.25 1572.55 1504.00 1598.00 1489.05 34.55 1985.05 1111.00 27 1570.70 DB Realty 4.10 4.10 4.15 4.15 3.95 604.33 16.57 3.61 - 4.11 ICICISecu 334.15 342.25 334.15 347.00 324.10 512.44 524.65 195.30 - - MEP Infra 18.00 18.90 18.80 18.90 18.00 498.10 45.00 9.43 - 18.62
AIRAN 10.40 10.55 10.30 12.05 10.15 39.45 49.60 8.55 - - DB Stk [2] 7.15 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 0.12 12.74 8.92 - 9.86 ICRA 2166.15 2244.40 2225.05 2264.85 2180.00 0.94 3294.50 1968.00 34 2220.30 Metrpolhelth [2] 1239.00 1239.80 1258.00 1258.00 1233.00 50.10 2110.00 904.85 50 1242.65
Ajanta Phr [2] 1494.60 1512.85 1512.80 1539.85 1501.00 87.33 1550.00 840.00 33 1511.75 DCB Bk 80.95 79.35 82.50 82.50 79.05 2345.69 244.60 73.25 7 79.60 IDBI 21.00 21.20 21.00 21.45 21.00 1118.63 44.25 17.50 - 21.25 Minda Corp [2] 67.85 68.95 68.00 70.80 67.60 985.07 133.00 52.60 12 69.00
Ajmera 83.90 85.15 83.90 86.90 83.80 57.65 191.85 53.00 6 85.35 DCM 21.00 20.10 21.00 21.25 19.95 12.75 47.45 13.01 - 17.73 Idea Cell 4.00 4.20 4.05 4.30 3.90 346354.10 17.10 2.61 - 4.21 Minda Ind [2] 271.10 288.20 271.80 293.00 268.00 445.21 425.85 209.30 62 288.30
Aksh Opti [5] 5.55 5.30 5.30 5.30 5.30 76.53 19.00 2.68 - 5.36 DCMFinlService 0.55 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.60 7.90 1.15 0.40 - - IDFC 14.60 14.45 14.80 14.95 14.45 6295.93 43.15 13.40 - 14.51 MindTec(Ind) 19.10 18.90 19.15 19.65 18.55 2.75 54.40 11.65 15 18.67
AksharChem 228.05 224.45 235.00 239.70 220.55 68.42 365.00 140.00 14 225.20 DCMNouvelle 25.55 26.90 25.55 26.90 25.55 0.86 52.20 20.40 10 27.10 IDFCFirstBnk 22.25 22.00 22.50 22.60 21.9533311.15 51.90 17.65 - - MindTree 867.30 881.60 866.00 892.80 853.50 1118.19 1061.80 652.50 23 881.80
Akzo 2023.00 2016.45 2026.00 2054.95 2003.00 8.73 2515.00 1600.00 37 2020.50 DCMShriram [2] 281.75 283.35 285.30 293.90 280.05 137.38 637.00 175.80 6 282.95 IFB Agro 294.90 307.00 304.00 309.60 299.95 11.34 478.45 147.30 10 302.00 Mirc Ele [1] 4.95 5.05 5.10 5.15 4.80 217.54 24.50 3.61 - 5.03
Alankit [1] 19.10 18.15 20.05 20.05 18.15 231.61 40.50 8.25 17 18.35 DCW [2] 10.25 10.25 10.85 10.85 10.15 190.90 21.05 6.97 - 10.26 IFB Ind 403.50 413.40 404.00 428.00 404.00 64.10 907.70 232.05 33 413.45 Mirza [2] 42.00 41.90 42.10 42.80 41.65 89.03 71.80 27.35 11 41.85
AlbertDavid 473.30 468.15 474.25 489.95 462.25 52.13 568.35 255.00 9 467.25 De Nora 174.95 174.10 172.20 180.05 166.50 6.26 326.50 112.20 46 178.00 IFCI 4.00 4.00 4.05 4.05 3.95 1037.06 12.25 3.10 2 4.03 MishDhatuNig 205.15 210.75 206.60 215.00 204.00 1620.57 278.00 108.50 20 210.60
Alembic [2] 51.15 51.25 52.00 52.75 50.05 193.48 64.75 25.00 31 51.25 Deccan Cem [5] 202.00 202.95 204.15 206.40 202.10 1.36 486.60 146.60 4 204.25 IFGLRefract 107.90 105.20 110.00 110.00 105.05 1.42 247.70 64.10 12 107.00 Mittalfe Style 103.95 104.40 104.60 105.95 104.00 19.98 105.95 104.00 - -
Alembic Ph [2] 761.85 762.35 764.45 784.00 756.15 527.20 840.95 435.10 15 763.10 Deep Ind 63.40 64.20 64.40 64.50 61.30 9.90 176.00 42.75 3 64.10 IG Pet 140.90 137.10 138.00 140.50 135.50 18.78 320.00 81.25 12 140.95 MM Forg 183.05 183.70 178.50 188.00 178.50 13.16 568.75 159.00 8 183.10
Alicon [5] 236.45 232.15 235.35 239.10 224.95 1.59 642.00 169.50 8 230.05 Deepk.Fer 106.75 106.90 108.80 110.70 104.10 2557.24 157.40 57.00 61 106.75 Igarshi 222.15 238.65 222.30 247.50 222.25 364.02 415.70 150.65 22 238.25 Mmp Industries 60.35 60.00 59.00 61.50 59.00 1.25 133.25 46.00 - -
Alkali Met 42.80 48.95 47.40 51.00 46.20 229.25 57.95 20.65 11 49.30 Deepk.Ntr [2] 485.60 507.10 486.90 534.90 480.00 3619.40 543.40 256.95 14 507.15 IIFLHoldings [2] 74.50 78.15 74.00 78.20 73.00 220.28 228.31 69.65 25 78.25 MMTC [1] 14.75 14.75 14.85 14.95 14.55 534.99 28.05 9.90 - 14.76
AlkemLabs [2] 2699.80 2653.10 2705.00 2750.00 2625.00 58.54 2882.10 1660.35 27 2652.45 Delta Corp [1] 68.45 68.20 68.90 68.95 67.80 1338.62 249.45 54.00 10 68.20 IIFLSecurity 33.25 33.60 34.00 34.05 32.85 235.02 62.60 19.05 - - Mohit Ind 3.40 3.25 3.25 3.25 3.25 0.20 8.75 3.15 - -
Alkyl Amine [5] 1871.60 1897.50 1893.00 1930.05 1830.00 66.06 1999.00 660.00 24 1893.15 Den Net 49.15 51.60 51.60 51.60 51.60 14.81 98.00 25.85 28 52.25 IIFLWealtMgt 898.70 887.25 872.20 929.50 872.20 33.36 1663.95 720.00 - - MohotaInd 6.85 6.95 6.70 7.15 6.60 12.85 40.70 5.39 - 6.95
Allcargo [2] 71.95 73.85 72.05 75.00 70.80 187.02 122.70 51.50 16 73.90 Dewn HsgFin 12.95 12.75 12.35 13.50 12.35 5531.91 149.05 8.40 - 12.76 IL&FS Ven [2] 2.40 2.35 2.35 2.45 2.25 150.07 5.72 1.60 - 2.28 MOIL 135.70 132.45 135.75 138.00 131.10 470.19 170.00 86.80 8 132.40
Allied Dig [5] 12.80 12.85 13.00 13.00 12.75 31.72 26.30 10.30 7 12.92 DFMFoods [2] 209.25 216.25 210.20 219.90 210.00 41.10 333.90 150.00 30 216.15 IMP Pwr 17.05 17.15 17.05 17.90 17.05 6.90 46.60 9.45 - 11.62 MoldTekPac [5] 190.00 196.40 199.75 204.75 194.35 422.69 322.00 145.80 14 196.20
Allsec 171.45 174.15 171.00 180.00 170.00 2.39 348.70 106.50 15 - Dhamp.Sug 97.05 98.75 97.00 99.70 96.15 207.35 246.00 65.80 3 98.90 IMPAL 481.85 487.25 471.05 489.50 470.50 2.35 714.00 374.40 12 481.00 MoldTekTech[2] 37.85 36.00 37.90 38.40 35.10 85.26 62.90 29.70 8 36.20
Alm.Global [6] 11.00 10.50 11.55 11.55 10.45 4.42 25.90 8.35 - - Dhanlk.Bk 10.00 9.95 10.25 10.25 9.70 240.75 21.25 7.42 3 10.03 Ind Terr [2] 32.20 30.90 31.15 32.75 30.60 5.54 137.00 23.40 8 31.40 Monte Carlo 153.65 158.75 155.75 160.00 153.30 7.54 334.50 129.20 6 158.05
AlokIndus 6.65 6.95 6.35 6.95 6.3521106.36 9.75 3.80 - - Dhanuka Ag [2] 425.85 442.55 429.00 449.25 422.35 31.60 565.70 261.00 16 439.50 Ind.Bk.Mer 5.35 5.30 5.20 5.40 5.20 39.71 9.99 4.16 - 5.26 Morarj.Tex [7] 8.85 8.75 8.75 8.75 8.75 0.35 22.00 6.45 - -
Alpha Lab 21.80 21.15 21.20 22.50 21.00 40.77 29.40 11.45 14 21.09 Dhun.Inv 178.75 176.90 189.00 189.00 162.20 3.30 317.35 108.00 7 174.00 Ind.Card 89.95 89.90 89.95 89.95 85.25 0.50 135.00 81.40 - 86.05 Morepan [2] 16.95 17.75 16.95 17.75 16.50 1397.77 24.00 7.21 - 17.77
Alphageo 171.25 172.25 175.00 175.25 170.20 13.29 497.05 110.05 4 171.95 Dhunseri Tea 154.70 154.50 157.00 158.00 153.10 1.09 268.00 90.10 - 156.00 Ind.Cem 100.80 100.40 101.70 103.40 100.10 1638.97 116.90 67.90 26 100.40 Most.Fin [1] 472.50 469.60 473.00 485.30 465.20 108.61 903.50 426.00 15 469.50
Amararaja [1] 545.55 540.20 555.00 556.80 536.40 1082.27 814.00 350.25 14 540.30 DhunseriVent 53.80 53.40 56.45 56.50 53.00 7.14 103.80 41.85 - - Ind.Gly 280.30 281.45 284.00 286.90 278.20 192.06 396.80 176.15 6 281.35 Mot.Gen.Fin 27.20 26.85 26.00 28.00 25.75 1.48 50.00 20.25 - 26.75
AmberEntp(I) 1085.85 1072.85 1092.00 1094.90 1063.10 55.06 1690.00 702.50 27 1073.05 DIC India 301.50 309.50 300.30 312.85 300.30 1.64 450.00 242.00 15 309.70 Ind.Hume [2] 152.65 164.95 153.60 172.50 152.35 958.17 334.40 101.00 10 165.00 MothersSum [1] 78.30 81.40 79.95 86.10 79.7581291.51 151.00 48.50 36 81.40
Ambika Cot 673.50 695.85 673.50 744.95 672.00 3.97 1140.90 421.00 7 705.40 Digicontent [2] 4.60 4.55 4.50 4.70 4.40 16.76 16.00 3.05 - - Ind.Metals 134.25 137.55 137.45 139.00 134.95 18.52 244.70 92.00 - 136.45 MphasiS 712.55 706.30 718.00 724.80 703.00 304.56 1015.00 612.05 15 707.30
AmbujaCeme[2] 167.70 169.50 166.90 170.75 165.65 3900.47 240.25 136.65 22 169.50 DigispiceTec 4.30 4.50 4.15 4.50 4.15 1.43 10.00 2.80 - - Ind.Nippon [5] 238.60 259.60 240.00 265.00 236.00 29.42 471.85 163.05 10 260.00 MPS 271.15 275.55 275.00 284.70 272.15 17.88 612.00 156.00 8 278.05
AMD Ind 13.15 13.05 13.40 13.90 13.00 4.84 22.75 8.40 3 12.91 DilipBuildco 239.80 240.60 241.00 245.60 239.25 121.46 631.50 193.40 6 240.80 Ind.Ovr.Bk 7.50 7.70 7.60 7.80 7.50 1006.89 15.27 6.17 - 7.70 MRF 59075.70 59203.70 59100.00 59750.00 58900.00 8.04 73500.00 50000.00 25 59183.20
AMJLandHold[2] 15.00 15.50 15.00 18.00 13.60 5.03 24.80 13.10 12 15.85 Dish TV [1] 4.85 4.95 4.90 5.00 4.70 6321.53 37.20 3.93 - 4.93 Ind.Ram.Sy 12.80 12.85 12.95 12.95 12.45 3.56 35.85 8.35 - 13.30 MRPL 32.35 32.00 32.50 32.75 31.90 341.78 72.85 21.25 - 32.10
Amrutanjan [1] 395.55 391.60 399.00 401.00 390.00 36.79 558.70 251.00 36 391.80 DishmanCar [2] 84.30 83.20 86.00 86.40 83.00 112.09 258.15 46.45 21 83.20 IndbullsVent [2] 102.80 107.00 103.00 107.90 101.80 691.99 359.00 78.10 32 107.20 MSTC 89.50 92.65 90.45 93.95 90.05 60.30 235.20 73.10 - -
Anant Raj [2] 16.80 16.90 16.90 17.25 16.75 178.55 40.80 13.35 11 16.95 Divis Lab [2] 2363.35 2369.85 2388.00 2409.00 2352.00 635.11 2473.65 1466.95 50 2367.75 IndiabulsInt 44.45 43.80 45.25 45.35 42.70 294.59 315.70 36.65 - - MT Edu 11.10 11.60 11.65 11.65 11.40 51.40 94.05 6.24 7 11.38
Andhar Sug 234.70 245.90 226.10 246.40 226.05 50.76 416.35 119.00 4 245.90 DixonTec(In) 4318.35 4187.65 4349.00 4399.00 4153.00 30.98 4899.00 1830.90 52 4190.55 Indian Bk 51.40 51.60 52.30 52.40 51.10 2255.29 292.35 41.70 8 51.55 MTNL 7.30 7.20 7.35 7.40 6.95 664.85 13.32 4.49 - 7.20
ANDHRA PAPER 187.60 184.70 190.00 193.70 181.60 7.82 463.70 112.00 - - DLF Ltd [2] 138.00 141.65 138.50 142.50 137.50 7030.08 266.65 114.50 15 141.55 Indian Htl [1] 75.10 75.35 75.25 76.40 75.00 560.42 164.10 69.05 20 75.35 Mukand 18.90 18.60 19.75 19.75 18.25 15.63 55.45 12.00 - 18.84
AnjPortCemen 103.90 104.15 103.15 107.00 102.10 13.30 192.00 82.25 6 104.00 D-Link [2] 75.60 75.40 75.95 76.75 75.15 71.35 124.80 51.00 8 75.45 IndianEgyExc[1] 156.20 155.80 157.50 159.05 155.00 125.29 203.40 111.05 28 155.75 Mukta Ar [5] 21.50 21.15 21.20 22.00 20.30 9.53 54.40 15.20 6 21.25
Ankit Met 0.40 0.35 0.40 0.40 0.35 4.87 1.15 0.30 - - DolatInvest [1] 44.05 44.10 44.55 45.60 43.20 38.65 84.00 27.45 12 44.20 IndianRailTr 1328.40 1319.00 1364.00 1364.00 1305.55 1254.30 1994.00 625.00 - - Munj.Auto [2] 36.00 36.30 36.00 37.30 35.75 201.68 55.25 19.90 21 36.55
Ansal Hsg 3.30 3.45 3.15 3.45 3.15 74.44 12.23 2.57 - 3.58 DollarInd [2] 116.85 138.00 119.90 140.20 113.30 521.20 296.80 94.00 11 139.95 IndmrtIntmsh 2237.35 2261.25 2216.00 2289.00 2216.00 43.83 2862.50 1102.95 - - Munj.Showa [2] 73.30 75.85 73.30 76.50 73.30 14.28 171.00 55.00 7 75.70
Ansal Pro [5] 5.90 6.15 6.15 6.15 6.00 47.79 11.10 3.40 4 6.22 Donear [2] 25.00 27.20 24.80 28.50 24.50 57.56 42.40 18.30 11 26.60 Indo Count [2] 28.55 29.45 28.65 29.90 28.20 55.95 67.10 21.85 3 29.25 Murd.Cera 12.00 12.50 12.50 12.90 11.90 51.87 25.80 8.26 7 12.48
Apar Ind 300.20 312.60 301.15 314.70 299.25 16.85 699.90 235.10 7 311.35 DPSC 7.85 8.00 8.15 8.15 7.75 20.06 16.15 4.40 - - Indo Wnd 2.25 2.30 2.15 2.30 2.15 19.11 5.45 1.64 - 2.17 MusicBrdcast 13.80 13.70 13.80 13.80 13.55 246.79 62.50 12.20 - -
Apcotex Ind [2] 106.40 106.40 108.00 110.00 105.90 22.31 244.95 64.35 19 106.70 Dred.Corp 225.00 226.85 227.20 232.00 224.00 148.12 444.45 121.80 5 226.40 Indoco Rem [2] 238.55 234.90 232.00 241.05 232.00 18.96 285.00 133.10 71 235.05 Muthoot Cap 291.30 289.90 297.00 299.00 289.00 15.76 810.00 221.70 7 -
ApexFznFoods 228.50 225.35 228.75 235.50 222.45 400.11 444.75 132.05 12 225.60 DrLalPathLab 1600.55 1576.25 1618.00 1640.00 1565.00 129.51 1845.90 950.10 56 1577.95 IndostrCapFn 265.40 265.75 265.45 266.50 265.15 12.13 407.95 166.00 16 265.45 Muthot.Fin 826.60 824.20 832.70 841.70 818.30 1087.04 954.05 477.50 12 823.70
APL Apl 1242.95 1260.95 1268.20 1289.95 1245.15 23.69 2216.95 1025.00 23 1264.35 Dwarikesh [1] 18.20 18.40 18.40 18.70 17.80 510.22 42.05 13.30 6 18.50 Indotech Tr 73.30 75.85 78.00 78.00 74.05 2.36 144.50 70.20 26 75.50
Apollo Hsp [5] 1426.45 1417.95 1420.00 1428.80 1375.00 1010.96 1814.00 1047.45 58 1413.85 Dynac.Sys 18.40 18.50 18.60 19.25 18.50 1.94 38.40 12.65 3 18.08 IndoThai 15.85 16.50 15.95 16.80 15.55 8.07 36.90 12.90 - 16.00 N................................................
ApolloMicSys 67.05 66.60 68.85 68.90 64.25 87.36 151.60 40.00 6 66.85 Dynamatic 573.05 556.65 587.00 587.00 546.00 5.06 1555.00 424.05 7 555.10 Indra.Gas [2] 466.85 475.95 471.00 480.35 470.85 3016.68 534.40 284.55 30 475.95 NACLInd [1] 24.60 24.90 25.25 25.25 24.50 23.82 36.00 17.05 - 25.40
ApolloPipes 296.15 308.00 297.00 310.00 292.95 9.78 524.95 210.00 - - DynemicProd 118.50 117.70 121.90 121.90 116.25 16.18 179.65 84.25 6 117.95 Indra.Med 39.90 39.80 40.75 40.75 39.60 102.05 52.40 27.45 8 39.90 NagaDhunseri 445.00 435.65 461.95 462.80 415.60 0.12 923.65 300.00 - -
ApolloSindo 524.50 502.60 506.65 536.65 498.30 0.83 1050.00 280.00 - - INEOS Styro 575.65 571.65 574.05 585.00 570.00 1.60 803.95 365.00 97 576.90 Nagrk.Cap [5] 5.05 5.55 5.55 5.55 5.55 0.01 14.45 3.65 - -
ApolloTyr [1] 89.50 95.65 89.90 96.80 89.3010776.50 210.00 73.55 10 95.70 E ................................................ Infibeam Inc [1] 45.95 44.15 46.30 46.70 43.95 423.72 61.25 26.55 - 44.15 Nagrk.Exp [5] 9.10 9.25 8.60 9.70 8.60 2.27 24.85 8.32 5 9.20
Aptech 102.25 105.95 103.00 111.35 98.80 668.33 192.75 65.55 43 105.85 Eclerx 465.90 465.75 474.50 475.60 461.40 12.76 1156.00 323.15 10 466.55 Info Edge 2392.25 2434.75 2420.75 2499.75 2405.45 487.68 3125.00 1580.00 98 2442.50 Nah.Cap [5] 54.30 56.30 56.55 56.85 54.55 1.15 98.80 42.50 5 56.50
Archidply 22.15 22.55 22.15 23.90 20.85 190.30 32.89 12.00 11 22.60 EdelFinSer [1] 37.65 38.85 37.65 39.50 37.00 1709.28 210.30 29.90 34 38.85 Infomedia 2.90 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 1.35 4.80 2.00 - - Nah.Ind 19.20 19.80 19.00 20.45 19.00 7.56 46.80 14.40 - 19.80
Arcotech Ltd [2] 1.50 1.55 1.55 1.55 1.55 11.67 5.28 0.75 - 1.47 EID Parry [1] 147.15 147.95 147.95 152.10 145.40 135.38 245.35 100.00 42 148.00 Infrasoft 32.35 33.95 33.95 33.95 33.95 0.22 129.10 22.05 23 35.35 Nah.Poly [5] 33.15 34.95 39.40 39.40 34.15 35.02 43.85 22.00 3 35.00
Aries Agro 59.25 58.40 60.40 60.40 57.60 33.21 82.90 33.55 4 58.35 EIH [2] 74.65 73.95 75.70 75.70 73.80 53.90 200.00 55.75 24 74.10 Ingersoll 628.35 628.15 629.60 633.00 627.80 10.86 729.00 569.00 24 627.85 Nah.Spg [5] 30.65 34.00 32.50 34.65 31.50 16.67 91.00 22.10 - 33.80
Arih.Found 13.80 14.10 14.35 14.35 12.60 4.04 36.80 13.15 10 14.40 EIH A Htl 202.80 205.80 210.40 219.95 203.10 0.78 414.00 164.10 14 210.90 Inox Leis 203.40 209.25 205.90 214.75 201.80 636.51 510.80 200.10 14 209.45 NALCO [5] 30.50 30.90 30.50 31.35 30.35 9896.19 53.45 24.45 18 30.90
ArihantSuper 17.95 17.70 17.95 18.60 17.25 7.15 63.90 17.05 - 18.15 Eimco 238.25 242.50 234.95 244.00 234.95 0.38 449.20 186.00 9 - Inox Wind 25.40 25.55 26.00 26.00 25.05 46.23 74.80 16.00 - 25.45 Nalwa Son 607.45 613.90 644.00 644.00 585.10 0.17 1150.00 411.00 20 632.30
ArmanFinServ 388.70 392.00 403.95 403.95 381.25 6.83 1119.95 302.05 19 396.45 Elec. Eng [2] 21.40 21.35 20.30 21.80 20.30 116.45 60.15 13.75 19 21.35 Insectic 401.45 403.25 401.00 414.00 395.30 7.49 740.00 207.00 7 405.85 Nandan Den 14.30 14.95 14.90 15.45 14.35 48.39 54.15 12.50 6 15.05
AroGranite 22.85 23.95 23.95 23.95 23.95 1.09 60.00 15.35 6 24.60 Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 10.25 10.50 10.20 10.85 10.15 207.27 20.55 7.56 4 10.56 InspirisySol 19.90 21.25 23.20 23.35 20.25 8.71 54.50 16.45 - - NarayaHru 274.50 277.40 277.00 280.00 271.10 76.80 389.00 181.35 67 277.25
Arshiya [2] 11.90 12.45 12.45 12.45 12.45 6.59 34.45 6.74 - 12.87 Electrotherm 88.45 93.15 89.60 97.00 87.10 44.70 380.15 69.00 1 93.30 Integra [3] 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 1.00 1.15 0.15 - - Natco Phr [2] 623.60 619.10 632.00 634.90 615.10 150.63 737.80 450.00 23 619.10
ArtemsMedSvc 152.15 154.20 160.95 160.95 152.25 0.40 283.00 106.70 - - Elgi Eqp [1] 130.45 129.30 130.30 131.50 126.50 8.18 309.60 102.25 24 128.80 IntellecDesi [5] 73.10 73.85 73.35 76.10 71.90 51.28 292.00 44.00 - 74.00 Nath Bio-Gen 235.35 247.10 244.00 247.10 235.00 10.98 473.80 126.25 10 248.05
Arvind 23.95 23.85 24.00 24.40 23.70 1166.50 87.85 19.00 3 23.90 Elgi Rbr 11.00 11.00 10.95 11.00 10.80 4.57 28.90 9.30 - - IntenseTech [2] 18.45 19.00 17.55 19.00 17.55 1.39 43.55 9.95 10 18.99 Natl Build [1] 19.30 19.75 19.50 20.20 19.30 4128.19 65.40 14.10 19 19.75
ArvindFash [4] 137.70 137.90 137.45 140.00 136.00 34.07 918.99 130.15 69 138.45 Emami [1] 198.85 195.90 200.90 200.90 195.30 1020.91 395.00 140.85 24 195.95 IntGlobAviat 908.30 921.30 914.35 929.95 905.05 1634.41 1911.00 765.05 29 921.05 Natl Fert 25.10 25.65 26.00 26.25 25.50 1808.51 40.90 15.00 8 25.60
ArvindSmart 63.00 63.05 63.00 63.50 62.40 12.15 126.00 56.20 9 63.00 EmamiPapMi [2] 84.80 80.60 81.00 81.00 80.60 4.13 174.75 47.45 23 75.95 IOL Chem 299.30 303.90 312.00 322.00 301.25 2405.15 321.90 147.35 5 303.75 Natl Stl 1.45 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.91 4.99 1.27 - 1.54
Asahi India [1] 166.20 166.25 168.95 169.00 163.60 9.24 276.95 118.40 26 165.50 EmamiRealty [2] 28.00 26.75 29.40 29.40 26.40 107.65 118.60 26.55 - 26.90 IPCA Lab [2] 1644.95 1592.60 1624.00 1640.00 1585.00 548.75 1821.00 844.20 32 1591.40 Nava.B.Ve [2] 37.35 37.45 37.90 38.45 37.40 157.08 114.90 32.40 5 37.40
Asahi Song 99.10 106.85 101.90 109.00 99.00 18.58 180.30 63.05 7 105.90 Emkay Glo 35.25 36.95 36.95 37.00 35.00 13.31 96.90 23.75 - - I-PruLifeINS 384.05 402.40 386.75 405.30 376.35 6376.40 537.50 221.95 54 402.80 Navin Flu [2] 1604.75 1602.70 1624.00 1639.90 1568.15 216.06 1694.00 570.20 48 1601.50
Ashapura [2] 28.00 27.05 27.50 27.95 26.60 35.01 42.05 16.35 - 27.25 Emmbi Ind 57.25 59.40 58.05 60.10 57.35 14.48 175.00 41.10 7 58.45 IRB Infra 71.40 72.00 71.90 74.00 71.20 744.88 139.20 46.00 8 71.95 Navkar Corp 19.55 21.50 19.85 21.80 19.45 427.50 42.55 13.20 7 21.40
Ashiana [2] 43.60 44.00 45.45 46.00 43.55 117.53 134.70 43.00 - 44.00 EnduranceTec 628.60 658.00 623.50 662.80 615.60 492.71 1237.00 562.00 20 657.20 IrconIntl 86.60 84.90 86.95 87.10 84.50 380.90 599.00 79.10 - - Navneet Ed [2] 70.35 71.30 70.10 72.80 69.10 43.43 114.40 45.10 8 71.25
Ashok Ley [1] 44.55 47.95 45.15 48.75 44.5542144.76 94.90 33.70 14 47.95 Eng.India [5] 65.80 67.30 66.25 67.95 66.05 1540.35 128.60 49.85 11 67.35 ISMT [5] 2.95 2.95 3.05 3.10 2.85 150.92 8.54 2.00 - 3.14 NBI.IndFinCo 1390.00 1400.00 1400.00 1400.00 1400.00 0.05 1859.95 1067.00 - -
Ashoka Bld [5] 60.65 60.05 62.00 62.00 59.50 345.55 155.00 37.00 5 60.15 Ent.Net.Ind 139.30 138.95 142.75 142.75 137.10 2.43 511.55 101.00 18 140.00 ITD Cem [1] 37.70 37.05 37.90 39.15 36.60 127.91 127.30 26.00 - 37.35 NCC [2] 25.30 25.70 25.30 26.20 25.1016016.25 119.15 15.90 3 25.70
Asian Gran 159.45 158.65 163.05 164.00 155.45 39.82 275.00 140.35 19 158.65 Equitas Hold 53.25 52.30 54.00 55.50 51.8521567.95 143.55 32.75 - 52.20 ITDC 157.75 160.85 159.60 163.10 159.00 17.07 419.30 104.95 65 160.55 NCL Ind 66.75 67.55 68.90 68.90 67.00 58.97 162.00 48.25 4 67.50
Asian Htl-E 133.15 133.05 128.05 137.00 128.05 2.49 258.00 111.30 12 137.20 ErisLifeSci [1] 476.55 490.75 479.90 501.00 474.65 102.39 634.80 341.05 23 490.80 ITI 82.55 87.25 83.00 89.25 82.50 2087.81 107.45 44.90 44 87.10 NDTV [4] 24.80 24.90 24.05 25.50 24.05 12.36 44.00 19.20 9 24.75
Asian Htl-N 68.00 68.30 68.95 69.40 65.35 5.21 142.95 54.20 - 68.00 Eros Intl 19.60 18.65 18.65 19.35 18.65 1187.53 75.90 7.17 4 18.69 NECaryCorp 5.55 5.50 5.85 5.85 5.30 60.80 8.86 3.00 4 5.70
Aspinwall&Co 107.15 119.70 109.80 124.90 109.80 2.43 169.00 71.40 - - Esab Ind 1141.30 1147.45 1157.90 1170.00 1133.30 2.68 1727.00 820.10 25 1153.35 J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nect.Life [1] 14.85 14.95 15.30 15.30 14.70 197.00 20.85 7.20 8 14.90
AssoAlchohol 168.55 169.10 172.50 172.50 161.25 26.70 297.75 123.05 - - Escorts 709.15 715.00 715.00 725.50 703.85 2961.68 914.40 423.30 18 714.95 J&K Bk [1] 14.65 15.10 14.70 15.35 14.60 2884.55 65.50 11.05 - 15.13 Nelcast [2] 41.40 43.10 41.50 44.75 40.25 427.25 74.80 23.50 19 43.05
Aster Life 402.70 416.65 405.00 423.50 401.20 15.56 540.00 305.00 28 417.35 ESI [2] 0.65 0.70 0.60 0.70 0.60 1.01 2.10 0.45 - - Jagran [2] 43.70 43.75 43.60 45.05 43.50 135.18 119.45 36.15 4 43.85 Nesco [2] 458.75 454.85 464.50 470.00 451.45 65.51 816.90 400.00 14 454.45
AsterDMHealt 100.55 98.35 102.00 102.50 97.00 390.26 180.50 78.50 37 98.00 EsselPack [2] 177.65 176.05 183.40 185.25 175.00 305.46 203.60 78.85 58 175.65 Jags.Phr [5] 28.10 28.30 28.85 28.85 27.30 13.37 32.10 16.00 8 28.25 Netwk 18 [5] 22.90 22.65 23.00 23.10 22.25 613.67 34.00 14.85 - 22.70
Astra Mic [2] 64.20 65.30 65.00 67.30 62.70 181.31 108.95 45.85 13 65.20 Ester [5] 30.40 31.90 31.30 31.90 31.10 52.94 45.15 22.65 4 31.75 Jai Corp [1] 68.50 69.05 68.90 70.40 68.30 1423.63 128.80 42.65 55 69.00 NeueonTowers 0.30 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 1.21 0.85 0.25 - -
Astral Poly [1] 939.65 947.25 939.00 954.30 938.00 65.93 1265.20 747.60 68 943.45 Eurotex 8.60 8.60 8.60 8.60 8.60 0.60 16.95 6.05 - - Jain I.DVR [2] 6.35 6.65 6.65 6.65 6.65 12.21 41.00 3.15 - 7.22 Neuland 478.05 475.75 485.40 503.40 453.00 73.96 734.95 247.30 19 474.30
AstraZen [2] 2777.80 3038.75 2798.95 3124.00 2745.00 108.88 3130.35 1635.30 105 3044.95 Ever.Kanto [2] 15.75 15.85 15.50 16.25 15.50 21.24 33.10 9.45 2 15.88 Jamna Au [1] 25.65 26.40 25.85 26.85 25.50 1341.61 61.60 21.00 15 26.45 NewgenSwTech 122.75 129.00 124.50 131.80 121.00 42.31 363.00 96.20 10 129.65
AstronPaper 29.15 28.70 29.50 29.50 28.00 22.32 123.80 24.15 9 28.80 Everest Ind 198.30 192.40 202.50 203.00 191.45 131.22 474.90 120.00 9 192.35 Jay Bhr [5] 138.95 141.60 139.00 143.90 137.00 22.47 271.20 91.00 11 142.05 Next Media 4.85 4.75 5.05 5.05 4.65 16.12 17.90 2.95 - -
Atlanta [2] 5.30 5.55 5.55 5.55 5.55 17.21 19.55 2.62 3 5.35 Excel Ind [5] 617.20 611.05 617.20 627.00 608.25 9.93 1156.40 374.50 7 610.00 Jay.Neco 3.20 3.20 3.30 3.30 3.05 10.28 6.05 1.93 - 3.10 NHPC Ltd 20.25 21.10 20.40 21.45 20.4012540.85 29.00 15.15 7 21.15
Atul 4869.75 4947.15 4899.95 5000.00 4750.00 77.78 5447.25 3256.60 23 4962.70 Excel Realty 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 3.10 2.03 0.76 - 0.99 JB Chem [2] 556.05 571.35 556.05 584.35 555.00 502.77 599.00 307.00 17 571.30 NIIT [2] 85.20 88.40 85.40 91.75 84.10 2796.28 115.55 53.55 5 88.45
Atul Auto [5] 160.05 164.75 163.70 165.55 158.10 19.78 347.00 117.00 6 164.95 Exide [1] 146.10 155.25 148.00 156.50 147.25 4848.34 222.50 121.90 15 155.30 JBM Auro [5] 155.50 163.15 161.95 163.25 152.10 7.70 296.10 97.60 17 163.50 NIIT Tech 1178.90 1181.85 1185.00 1247.00 1161.75 1396.99 2057.00 739.05 20 1180.00
Aurionpro 45.60 45.65 45.10 47.50 45.10 3.41 159.00 27.05 19 46.05 ExpleoSolu 163.10 166.55 167.95 168.05 161.05 23.42 490.10 112.60 - - JHS Svend 9.90 10.20 10.25 10.25 9.90 39.18 27.20 6.67 - 10.09 Nila Infras [1] 3.15 3.20 3.15 3.35 3.05 260.80 9.09 2.19 - 3.21
AurobindoPh[1] 619.95 625.35 622.40 631.85 612.80 5935.76 838.00 281.15 23 625.10 Jind P.Inv 8.60 9.00 8.65 9.00 8.20 3.93 34.70 7.15 - - NILA SPACES 0.85 0.80 0.90 0.90 0.80 156.88 2.40 0.45 - -
AUSmallFinBk 512.65 538.20 517.50 538.25 511.10 509.25 1217.70 444.10 24 537.50 F ................................................ Jind.Drl [5] 52.35 53.30 52.50 53.95 52.40 7.65 127.55 41.00 8 53.65 Nilkamal 1079.85 1095.20 1085.05 1135.00 1065.20 24.33 1544.15 890.45 13 1083.45
Ausom 27.05 26.45 26.35 28.25 26.25 1.51 51.35 23.35 1 - FACT 42.50 41.95 43.50 44.00 41.40 470.60 54.00 21.55 3 41.90 Jind.Poly 242.40 254.60 253.95 263.00 250.00 87.34 297.05 150.00 4 254.25 Nippo Bat 485.30 487.05 497.95 498.60 483.00 1.16 698.00 347.30 9 485.10
Auto Axl 483.00 531.00 482.00 539.75 477.10 108.99 1221.75 335.70 12 533.00 FairchemSpec 468.90 465.10 477.45 477.45 461.00 44.11 747.80 360.00 66 465.45 Jind.Saw [2] 54.55 54.75 54.80 55.75 53.80 793.91 102.70 40.00 2 54.75 NIPPON L I A M 234.95 237.60 236.90 241.90 233.10 1488.40 452.90 185.55 - -
Auto Stamp 15.35 15.75 15.20 15.75 14.65 7.62 60.00 11.80 - 16.14 FCS Soft [1] 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.20 1081.14 0.35 0.19 - 0.22 Jind.Stl&P [1] 83.90 88.75 83.90 89.85 83.0025785.51 202.40 62.10 11 88.65 Nitco 16.90 16.45 17.00 17.00 16.25 49.51 44.00 10.80 - 16.34
Autoline 17.90 17.05 17.05 17.05 17.05 9.96 54.90 9.20 - 16.03 FDC [1] 249.20 250.55 250.00 258.00 245.10 335.19 270.20 152.00 19 250.95 Jind.World [1] 27.05 27.65 28.00 28.00 27.00 21.29 87.70 24.50 18 27.50 Nitin Spn 30.95 32.40 31.35 32.90 30.15 45.40 84.00 24.70 5 32.50
Autolite 16.90 17.20 17.70 17.70 16.60 4.10 37.80 10.60 - 17.51 Fed Bk [2] 46.75 46.50 47.75 47.75 45.7522205.21 110.35 35.70 6 46.55 JindStain(H) [2] 42.70 42.30 42.90 43.45 41.10 267.49 95.30 30.40 4 42.20 NK Industries 10.05 10.00 10.55 10.55 9.55 1.59 57.40 7.90 - -
AvadSug&Egy 136.25 138.90 137.50 142.90 133.00 29.42 381.20 88.50 2 138.65 Fed.Goetze 343.20 363.85 356.30 374.00 344.55 1.70 664.90 239.30 44 363.20 JiyaEcoProdt 8.25 8.40 8.40 8.40 8.40 38.23 57.80 6.70 - - NLC India 43.00 45.00 44.90 45.40 44.00 1208.81 72.50 35.05 5 45.00
Avanti Feeds [1] 423.50 432.50 427.00 447.60 416.10 1315.80 769.90 250.00 22 432.35 Fiem Ind 295.40 298.50 304.40 304.40 293.00 21.90 515.00 230.20 6 299.35 JK Cem 1109.60 1096.00 1123.35 1123.35 1081.05 23.07 1504.40 800.00 15 1091.50 NMDC Ltd [1] 73.25 75.40 73.95 76.30 73.30 2913.58 139.50 62.00 5 75.45
AvenuSupmart 2305.80 2344.35 2310.00 2350.00 2305.80 120.88 2559.00 1225.95 120 2328.70 Filatex [2] 35.00 35.00 34.40 35.35 33.30 182.82 52.45 15.55 6 35.00 JK Lak.Cem [5] 199.40 200.05 200.00 203.30 19 Nocil 91.30 88.40 90.80 90.80 87.65 2008.55 141.85 44.70 10 88.35
AVT Natl [1] 31.45 32.60 31.35 32.80 31.20 108.74 44.00 18.60 14 32.25 Fin.Cable [2] 243.20 246.40 244.05 255.35 244.05 49.06 480.60 165.00 10 247.45 KP Noida Toll 3.40 3.55 3.50 3.55 3.45 91.26 6.18 2.42 - 3.52
AxisCades [5] 37.75 37.15 37.40 38.00 36.30 19.53 86.50 26.70 - 36.70 FineOrgInd [5] 1960.95 1994.65 1980.00 2046.90 1971.75 97.33 2548.30 1300.00 38 1995.90 K Norben 3.15 3.15 3.15 3.15 3.15 0.30 5.10 3.15 - -
AYM Syntex 15.40 15.80 15.80 16.00 15.10 3.32 43.00 12.90 5 15.90 FineotexChe [2] 24.40 24.60 25.90 26.70 24.50 426.77 42.00 12.35 12 24.62 m NRAgarwalInd 199.35 191.25 199.00 209.00 185.55 22.86 351.00 123.30 - -
Fino.Ind 381.00 385.00 383.80 390.40 377.20 20.33 635.00 283.00 13 386.45 M NRB Bear [2] 72.05 71.80 72.10 74.15 70.50 83.72 197.30 48.50 19 71.75
B ................................................ Firstsource 34.40 34.45 34.50 35.00 34.35 704.95 57.85 20.65 12 34.45 MC P Nucleas Sw 219.15 226.50 221.95 228.05 215.10 71.94 397.80 170.00 9 226.55
Bajaj Elect [2] 335.75 339.55 341.00 360.00 332.45 519.72 562.53 260.00 136 339.90 ForceMotors 836.70 860.15 844.70 898.00 834.00 114.36 1504.00 591.20 - - NXTDIGITAL 321.90 328.45 336.00 336.00 324.70 1.19 490.10 180.30 - -
Bajaj Hind [1] 5.10 5.35 5.35 5.35 5.35 351.00 9.93 2.34 - 5.53 Fortis Hlt 117.50 117.15 118.00 120.20 115.60 1413.45 169.00 111.60 11 117.85 C H
Bajaj Hld 1938.25 2002.85 1943.95 2084.95 1939.95 76.67 3949.35 1471.85 30 2007.10 Foseco 1041.90 1056.85 1027.80 1059.80 1027.75 0.55 1650.00 840.00 20 1051.15 PA O................................................
BajajConCare[1] 147.05 146.15 148.75 148.75 145.55 170.45 353.50 117.50 10 146.25 Fut. Life [2] 142.25 149.35 135.55 149.35 135.30 156.74 500.00 91.40 24 149.80 Oberoi 327.80 329.35 331.70 338.95 325.20 224.29 641.70 291.25 36 329.50
Balaji Amn [2] 450.40 426.45 450.05 454.95 425.00 122.71 486.60 204.10 13 426.35 Fut. Mkt 16.25 17.05 17.05 17.05 17.05 3.97 45.05 8.55 8 17.76 W OdishaCeme [2] 528.50 521.35 520.30 544.30 517.70 408.61 1219.90 406.00 98 521.20
Balaji Tele [2] 55.15 56.35 54.20 57.50 53.50 129.58 78.75 28.00 12 56.15 FutEntpDVR [2] 13.10 13.75 12.45 13.75 12.45 97.58 37.05 9.31 1 14.04 WH Oil India 88.35 91.75 88.15 92.20 87.60 1679.16 188.60 66.00 4 91.70
Balkrishna [2] 919.05 960.30 922.30 965.00 920.10 1051.60 1298.00 677.60 21 962.15 Future Cons 8.45 8.85 8.05 8.85 8.0513190.01 48.90 5.75 - - K OlectrGrnTec 71.05 70.00 72.40 72.40 69.25 35.65 237.90 41.45 - -
BalkrishPap 13.70 13.15 14.00 14.00 13.05 12.40 39.80 9.85 - 12.88 FutureEntp [2] 12.40 13.00 11.80 13.00 11.80 983.52 37.00 7.55 11 13.03 OM Metal [1] 13.85 13.60 13.90 14.00 13.30 35.66 34.00 10.00 - 13.59
Ballarpur [2] 0.50 0.45 0.50 0.55 0.45 2359.34 2.75 0.31 - 0.47 FutureRetail [2] 92.25 89.55 87.65 94.50 87.6511098.57 489.25 61.05 7 89.65 Omax Auto 24.65 24.85 24.25 25.40 23.75 6.84 79.00 18.70 4 24.50
BalmerLaw 100.95 100.45 101.00 102.20 99.60 97.78 141.33 69.85 9 100.55 FuturSuplyCh 125.05 130.90 118.80 131.30 118.80 259.03 700.00 81.10 15 130.95 Omaxe 153.75 152.55 157.50 175.00 151.80 181.11 210.45 143.95 97 153.55
Balrampur [1] 98.80 98.35 99.65 100.45 98.00 564.62 195.00 68.80 4 98.25 M OMDC [1] 1361.15 1378.50 1389.00 1410.00 1332.55 8.09 2644.45 527.45 - 1378.10
Ban.Amn.Spg 77.05 83.00 80.55 83.50 78.00 1.22 195.00 65.05 13 82.55 G ................................................ m N w Omkar Spl 3.50 3.65 3.65 3.65 3.65 8.28 16.65 2.27 - 3.92
Ban.Amn.Sug 884.70 896.65 904.95 915.00 886.15 0.11 1600.00 636.05 13 915.70 D Onelife Cap 4.60 4.80 4.80 4.80 4.80 3.16 13.00 3.30 - -
Gabriel [1] 80.50 80.45 84.00 84.00 80.00 93.41 149.00 40.25 15 80.70
Banar.Beads 30.55 31.00 31.50 31.75 31.00 1.16 61.80 25.20 10 31.25 GalaxSurfact 1437.95 1409.40 1463.00 1472.40 1388.00 18.48 1790.00 975.00 28 1412.00 OnePntOneSol 13.20 13.75 13.30 13.85 12.70 18.40 45.00 7.40 - -
Banco Ind [2] 67.40 69.15 68.00 69.90 67.00 130.53 158.00 55.00 6 69.10 Gallant Isp [1] 21.00 20.70 21.50 21.90 20.55 2.77 43.30 15.55 14 21.90 OnMobile 25.90 26.05 25.90 26.45 25.60 68.38 45.35 12.95 - 26.00
BandhanBank 221.10 234.45 221.10 237.90 219.6520055.78 650.00 152.35 12 234.40 Gallant Mtl 22.70 22.95 23.40 24.60 22.55 5.13 50.95 18.10 10 23.70
K Onward Te 39.40 38.90 39.15 39.95 38.60 4.61 76.90 36.00 6 39.50
Bang Over 16.30 16.35 15.55 16.50 15.50 2.02 48.45 13.55 14 15.70 Gamm.Infra [2] 0.45 0.45 0.40 0.45 0.40 1236.54 0.64 0.22 - 0.42 K OptimusInfra 23.20 24.35 24.25 24.35 23.90 29.63 124.40 14.90 - 24.45
Bans.Syn 69.75 72.60 70.10 73.20 68.25 8.21 148.50 50.00 2 72.90 Gandhi Tub [5] 186.75 187.85 181.50 189.35 181.50 0.42 414.00 136.70 10 184.80 K Opto Cir 2.90 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 74.40 8.49 1.45 - 3.64
BASF 1060.65 1052.50 1075.00 1075.00 1045.15 13.26 1469.50 795.00 - 1055.90 Ganesh Hsg 24.65 24.55 25.00 25.00 23.70 19.20 65.00 17.50 - 25.75 K C Oracle Fin [5] 2239.15 2385.70 2218.00 2425.00 2214.25 96.75 3553.65 1532.50 15 2386.55
Bata India [5] 1324.20 1338.15 1348.00 1354.00 1327.85 1270.47 1897.00 1017.20 46 1338.30 Ganesha Ecos 176.75 187.35 181.80 193.50 175.55 7.97 390.00 138.25 6 185.00 K C m Orbit Exp 51.55 52.60 52.80 52.90 50.25 2.40 135.00 47.00 6 51.20
Bayer Crop 4386.65 4359.45 4430.00 4460.00 4281.60 23.67 4660.00 2952.00 45 4356.80 GangesSecu 24.60 23.80 23.75 23.80 23.75 6.01 51.95 19.45 - - K Pw Oricon Enter [2] 12.90 13.10 13.50 13.65 12.85 44.63 29.00 8.90 6 13.11
BCPowerCon [2] 11.75 11.85 12.00 12.20 11.20 111.98 51.20 7.41 - 11.26 Gard.Silk 5.95 5.85 6.20 6.20 5.70 40.01 19.85 4.75 - 5.97 K Orient Bell 68.10 67.65 67.50 68.90 66.15 6.89 172.00 52.75 26 67.60
Beardsell [2] 6.35 6.70 6.75 6.75 6.15 8.38 19.45 6.16 - 6.48 GardenReach 138.15 139.10 139.00 142.75 136.25 175.06 249.40 93.20 11 139.05 K Orient Cem [1] 40.70 40.90 40.70 41.20 40.20 249.27 125.00 35.85 8 40.90
Bedmutha 13.75 13.35 13.80 13.85 13.25 9.09 21.70 9.40 - - GarwarTecFib 1282.30 1287.20 1289.00 1389.60 1270.05 22.48 1694.05 872.50 20 1282.10 K m H Orient Grn 2.25 2.20 2.30 2.30 2.15 208.96 5.79 1.20 - 2.17
BEL [1] 73.25 73.15 73.95 74.10 72.15 9776.56 122.15 56.10 12 73.15 Gatewaty 93.00 93.10 94.60 97.20 91.60 129.45 154.10 73.00 17 92.60 K m Orient Htls [1] 16.80 17.35 17.40 18.60 17.00 16.63 45.60 13.15 - 17.10
BEML 584.95 589.00 585.25 598.80 581.50 370.27 1108.20 369.60 55 589.00 Gati [2] 35.90 37.95 36.25 38.45 35.55 469.38 88.00 32.40 - 38.00 K Orient Pap [1] 19.50 19.20 19.50 19.70 19.10 442.36 35.90 11.60 7 19.15
BergrPaintIn [1] 529.95 517.25 531.00 535.90 511.45 1191.13 597.45 292.20 83 516.50 Gayt. Proj [2] 12.85 13.45 13.45 13.45 13.45 22.44 187.50 7.75 1 13.72 K C m Orient Pres 69.10 69.45 72.50 72.50 66.15 0.29 194.50 74.60 - 79.70
BF Inv [5] 243.35 240.25 246.00 247.00 240.00 5.01 376.80 152.00 18 239.45 GaytriHigway[2] 0.25 0.20 0.20 0.25 0.20 132.66 0.90 0.20 - 0.26 K N Orient Ref [1] 149.30 150.45 152.00 153.95 145.60 21.13 268.50 108.50 20 149.85
BF Util [5] 169.20 172.35 171.60 177.65 169.80 156.79 361.00 134.35 - 172.65 GB GLOBAL 7.00 7.35 7.35 7.35 7.35 2.04 7.35 3.60 - - K C Orient Tri 7.00 6.85 6.70 7.20 6.65 3.13 15.05 4.50 - 6.30
BGR Engy 24.10 24.20 24.45 24.50 24.00 84.01 63.00 18.95 4 24.15 GE Ship 224.65 228.65 229.00 237.55 220.00 219.76 369.35 168.95 10 228.00 K m OrientAbr [1] 13.10 13.15 13.45 13.60 12.95 16.42 25.00 10.10 8 13.28
Bhageria Ind [5] 104.70 110.30 103.75 116.05 103.75 178.76 154.55 66.00 8 110.05 GE T&DInd 87.25 85.70 90.90 90.90 85.00 33.99 290.00 59.30 - - K B OrientalArmt 162.05 160.00 154.45 162.15 154.45 2.44 233.40 116.55 - -
BhagngrInd [2] 15.30 15.05 16.80 16.80 14.60 17.87 34.00 10.80 15 14.89 Geecee 50.55 50.60 52.35 52.90 50.00 3.14 138.00 40.30 5 50.90 K OrientalCar 616.95 618.30 627.90 627.90 613.00 6.33 1200.00 470.00 9 621.00
BhagyangrPr [2] 18.25 18.40 18.35 19.45 18.10 13.53 32.40 16.10 9 18.25 GEEKAY WIRES 52.65 53.00 50.00 53.00 49.30 2.25 57.50 31.10 - - K OrientElect 179.45 178.70 180.50 181.50 177.60 246.27 286.90 136.80 - -
BhandariHos [1] 0.90 0.95 0.90 0.95 0.90 148.30 2.25 0.54 - 0.95 Genesys [5] 33.10 33.15 33.15 33.60 32.25 2.52 121.50 21.10 7 34.00 K Oswal Chem 8.45 8.70 8.80 8.85 8.35 22.07 18.00 6.06 4 8.66
Bhans.Eng [1] 38.60 38.60 38.95 40.15 38.45 336.11 86.30 25.30 10 38.55 GenInsurCor [5] 132.45 137.00 132.90 138.80 132.50 196.24 333.85 81.70 - 137.15 KAYA OswalAgroMil 4.85 4.85 4.85 5.00 4.70 7.38 8.99 3.00 - 4.84
Bharat Bij 696.75 709.45 708.00 712.95 694.00 3.32 1209.40 370.05 10 709.00 Genus P&B [1] 3.90 3.80 3.90 4.00 3.75 82.66 8.00 2.80 - 3.78 KCP
Bharat For [2] 266.75 282.05 267.50 287.45 265.60 3470.99 533.10 207.85 16 282.45 Genus Pwr [1] 15.75 15.65 15.80 15.95 15.45 64.91 31.70 12.65 4 15.64 KCP
KDD
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Bharat Ras 6802.10 6862.25 6900.00 7090.00 6769.90 3.23 8152.15 3722.20 19 6882.35 GeojitFinSer 21.80 22.20 22.45 22.75 21.50 438.00 40.85 14.90 - - P&GHealth 4252.75 4322.30 4225.00 4375.00 4225.00 10.43 5120.00 2891.45 - -
Bharat Wire 19.45 18.50 19.40 19.40 18.50 75.81 53.70 10.50 - 17.62 GEPowerIndia 435.90 439.75 435.30 446.95 435.30 30.25 933.00 416.05 78 438.70 K C P&S Bk 15.20 14.95 15.50 15.50 14.50 236.29 31.00 9.20 - 14.90
BharatDynamc 214.55 214.80 214.55 217.00 209.50 26.71 365.00 147.00 11 215.40 GFL 81.00 84.25 82.00 85.00 80.10 33.78 1144.00 39.95 - - K PAE 1.85 1.85 1.85 1.85 1.85 0.10 4.30 1.75 - -
BharatRdNwk 42.50 41.35 43.10 43.10 41.05 9.18 101.90 27.20 18 - GHCL 107.10 106.10 109.00 109.85 105.10 152.03 277.20 68.80 2 105.95 K PAGE INDUSTRIES 18041.20 17993.85 18045.00 18350.00 17900.00 16.96 26891.00 16186.75 52 17971.85
Bharti Infr 85.60 89.85 89.85 89.85 89.85 0.47 338.95 72.30 5 90.30 GIC Hsg 73.55 72.75 73.70 74.35 72.50 253.27 281.90 52.10 6 72.65 K m PaisaloDigit 168.70 166.40 168.75 173.45 164.00 50.20 470.90 151.55 13 166.10
BHEL [2] 20.95 20.95 21.00 21.35 20.8519732.81 75.50 19.20 10 20.95 Gillette 5298.40 5288.75 5300.00 5373.95 5265.00 3.54 8200.00 4420.00 65 5296.30 K m PalashSecu 20.40 21.30 19.60 21.40 19.60 1.06 47.60 17.10 - -
BigBlocConst 30.00 29.95 27.65 32.35 27.65 3.50 41.80 21.20 - 30.30 Ginni Fil 6.65 6.75 6.75 6.95 6.60 31.17 14.83 4.95 - 6.78 K w C PalredTech 12.65 13.00 13.25 13.25 13.00 0.12 45.70 9.50 - 12.80
BIL Ener [1] 0.55 0.60 0.60 0.60 0.55 547.22 5.05 0.45 - 0.59 GKW 499.65 500.00 480.00 500.00 480.00 0.24 825.00 368.75 - - K m Pan.Petro [2] 40.70 40.45 41.85 41.85 38.70 22.39 128.00 25.40 10 40.70
Biocon [5] 352.00 352.15 366.00 366.00 350.70 8830.74 367.80 211.30 139 352.00 Glaxo Phr 1453.00 1440.55 1460.00 1460.00 1432.60 46.02 1745.00 1046.40 60 1438.85 K Panac.Bio [1] 201.65 188.90 205.80 205.80 181.50 721.00 210.60 90.00 - 189.25
BioflChm&Pha 15.10 15.85 15.85 15.85 15.85 3.58 17.90 3.86 - 15.07 Glb.Offsh 3.95 4.00 4.05 4.25 4.00 1.28 12.35 2.60 - 4.25 K & PanachDigLif 40.90 39.85 40.70 42.40 37.00 8.59 72.80 34.00 - -
BIRLA TYRES 6.05 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35 10.61 8.25 2.70 - - Glb.Vect 53.45 54.10 53.45 57.00 53.20 47.64 107.00 30.65 7 54.25 K OC
Paper Pro [2] 214.90 212.70 223.00 223.80 211.80 124.58 303.00 165.00 9 212.35
BirlaCable 41.05 41.20 42.55 42.55 40.00 49.51 142.40 24.60 21 41.25 Glenmark [1] 327.75 329.70 327.75 335.50 325.50 3458.50 653.60 168.00 7 329.70 K
ParagMilk 90.00 92.40 89.90 93.10 88.95 358.43 276.05 48.50 7 92.30
BirlaCorp 407.00 408.65 412.00 417.00 406.65 119.99 807.60 391.55 10 409.45 Glob.Spr 88.95 92.50 90.90 93.35 89.20 121.55 160.50 60.75 5 93.20 K B
Param.Comn [2] 6.25 6.10 6.30 6.35 6.05 61.37 14.90 5.00 4 6.05
BIRLASOFT 72.30 74.10 74.25 76.10 73.20 582.52 105.80 46.70 - - GM Brew 370.65 383.50 374.90 392.00 370.05 68.04 562.20 220.00 9 383.20 K
Parsvnath [5] 2.10 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 16.87 5.48 1.20 - 2.20
Bk of Ind 34.30 34.55 34.60 35.10 34.30 3079.17 101.05 30.45 13 34.60 GMDC [2] 39.00 38.90 39.15 39.35 38.75 319.51 84.30 29.50 4 38.90 K
Patel Eng [1] 12.20 12.40 12.20 12.50 12.10 131.70 21.90 7.22 4 12.35
Bk of Mah 9.60 9.50 9.50 9.65 9.45 736.15 20.00 7.71 - 9.50 GMMPfauder [2] 3566.95 3541.10 3620.00 3620.00 3480.00 23.05 4090.00 1100.00 82 3545.30 K O
Patel Int 17.50 16.75 17.50 17.50 16.65 16.62 51.45 9.05 - 16.70
Bk ofBar [2] 47.30 48.10 47.55 48.65 47.2026517.82 143.60 46.15 - 48.10 GMR Inf [1] 17.00 16.95 16.95 17.20 16.85 4722.57 26.55 14.05 - 17.00 K
PDS Multinat 259.95 259.80 260.00 260.00 257.85 0.14 416.00 233.00 228 262.35
BLB [1] 3.40 3.35 3.20 3.65 3.10 38.35 7.30 2.81 - 3.48 GNA Axles 174.05 178.90 175.15 186.70 175.15 78.46 324.70 132.00 6 180.85 K
Pearl Glo 97.75 104.25 95.95 109.70 95.95 6.30 202.00 82.50 12 101.30
Bliss GVS [1] 99.55 99.65 100.85 103.50 98.25 241.46 175.00 73.90 13 99.95 GNFC 144.35 146.20 146.85 151.80 145.00 2129.12 325.00 95.70 6 145.70 KM
Pearl Poly 11.65 12.30 10.80 12.60 10.80 5.07 17.90 7.85 - 12.45
BLSIntlServ [1] 29.50 29.75 29.00 31.50 29.00 117.01 133.60 27.45 14 29.90 GOCL Corp [2] 152.95 152.55 152.05 154.60 150.00 1.77 349.80 111.00 46 154.75 KNR C
Pennar Ind [5] 17.70 17.90 17.50 18.10 17.30 150.68 38.50 11.40 4 17.86
Blue Dart 2137.70 2209.20 2172.15 2237.05 2137.75 8.70 3381.95 1875.00 97 2199.65 God.Pow.Isp 119.90 124.70 119.90 125.85 119.90 72.75 278.90 81.00 3 124.25 K
Persistnt 473.55 473.50 477.95 478.00 468.10 73.36 739.90 420.00 10 472.05
BlueCoast 4.40 4.60 4.60 4.60 4.60 0.33 49.00 5.84 - 6.12 Godfrey [2] 1055.10 1033.75 1058.00 1074.00 1031.70 72.05 1480.40 675.30 14 1032.20 K P
Petronet 224.35 235.50 225.00 236.50 224.80 3269.56 302.00 170.75 12 235.20
BlueStar [2] 536.65 534.60 542.50 544.85 531.55 58.06 887.00 425.00 39 533.90 Godrej Cons [1] 533.80 536.45 536.50 539.85 530.10 906.53 771.75 425.10 30 536.35 K
PFC 90.75 94.85 92.00 97.40 91.4013212.77 138.80 78.70 4 94.90
Bodal Chem [2] 53.80 53.75 54.30 55.40 53.30 287.95 129.00 34.50 6 53.80 Godrej Ind [1] 259.75 261.65 259.50 262.90 257.00 474.86 517.20 257.20 156 261.70 K P
Pfizer 4818.25 4926.10 4850.00 4984.00 4849.75 142.31 5172.95 2797.50 44 4930.50
Bomay Bur [2] 927.05 914.10 934.95 945.00 910.00 54.03 1380.80 538.00 839 913.85 Godrej Pr [5] 663.00 662.45 664.15 669.75 661.50 245.43 1188.00 505.95 41 662.25 K P
PG Elec 35.70 37.20 36.90 37.45 36.10 14.19 84.40 26.20 6 37.35
Bombay Dye [2] 51.25 51.80 51.40 53.15 51.25 1227.48 138.40 36.20 1 51.75 GodrejAgrovt 412.50 406.80 410.65 419.80 405.00 68.47 597.95 265.05 34 406.95 K
PGHH 10536.30 10525.95 10590.00 10700.00 10237.50 3.32 12699.90 8500.00 8110527.30
BorosilRenew 37.75 37.45 38.00 38.45 37.10 205.17 224.00 27.50 - - Gokaldas [5] 28.50 31.65 29.45 33.10 29.15 418.59 118.80 27.60 3 31.65 K
Phil.Carbon [2] 80.60 81.20 81.10 83.40 79.80 431.04 163.00 54.20 5 81.20
Bosch 9982.10 10024.00 10150.00 10160.00 9960.00 31.30 18133.20 7874.00 2410024.45 Gokul Agro [2] 11.25 11.10 10.70 11.60 10.70 20.57 18.78 7.99 9 10.85 KPR M
Phoenx.Mil [2] 531.50 536.10 540.00 545.00 531.50 80.85 979.50 483.30 50 536.15
Brigade 118.95 118.70 120.00 122.60 118.00 68.39 255.00 107.80 8 118.80 Gokul Ref [2] 10.45 10.40 9.60 11.40 9.60 13.92 17.25 7.20 - - KRB
PI Ind [1] 1489.50 1524.75 1499.00 1540.35 1499.00 167.47 1626.00 973.70 45 1525.15
BrightcomGr [2] 5.60 5.35 5.85 5.85 5.35 1971.56 7.47 2.46 - 5.35 Gold.Tobac 25.90 25.25 25.00 26.70 24.70 3.01 42.00 18.00 - 25.20 K B
PidiliteInd [1] 1554.45 1517.80 1560.00 1567.60 1509.55 571.06 1709.85 1090.00 64 1517.20
Brooks Lab 31.95 33.50 33.50 33.50 33.50 15.45 48.86 14.05 - 33.40 Goldiam Int 82.90 83.35 81.50 84.20 81.05 35.26 184.10 73.15 9 83.20 K
K B PIL Italica [1] 4.10 4.00 4.20 4.30 4.00 18.79 10.75 2.98 - 4.01
BSE 370.20 377.55 373.00 382.35 371.00 152.83 648.00 275.00 - - Golds.Tech 9.50 9.40 9.15 9.85 9.05 20.49 15.45 5.50 - 9.45 Pilani Inv 1321.75 1356.55 1325.00 1448.00 1320.00 0.32 2627.35 910.00 15 1350.10
BSEL Infra 0.85 0.90 0.85 0.90 0.85 1.20 2.10 0.70 - - GoodLuck St [2] 31.65 31.90 31.65 32.60 31.40 13.08 77.65 20.65 2 31.95 K K
K mP Pion.Emb 18.00 17.70 17.95 18.85 17.30 0.16 36.40 14.65 7 18.80
BSL 20.75 21.65 21.50 22.80 20.00 15.01 41.60 17.95 8 21.40 GP Petrol [5] 38.05 37.80 38.10 39.00 35.75 16.29 69.60 24.60 10 37.90 PiramalEntp [2] 933.95 954.60 937.00 967.45 932.30 1638.38 2499.42 608.00 38 955.40
BtrflyGandhi 103.50 107.95 106.30 114.15 103.10 273.60 284.70 84.50 15 107.85 GPTInfraProj 19.20 19.35 19.10 20.00 19.05 11.24 62.10 13.00 4 19.10 PittiEngg [5] 24.90 25.10 26.25 26.30 24.05 12.51 54.95 19.30 4 25.50
Burnpur 0.85 0.80 0.85 0.85 0.80 76.83 2.81 0.60 - 0.84 Grand Foundry 1.75 1.80 1.75 1.80 1.75 5.28 1.80 1.25 - - L Plastiblen [5] 147.05 145.30 151.00 154.65 141.00 19.13 242.80 96.05 9 145.70
Granuels [1] 170.80 168.85 171.80 172.45 166.10 1002.91 188.85 84.25 15 168.70 & PNB Gilts 28.05 27.75 28.70 28.70 27.50 226.25 39.50 21.50 3 27.60
C ................................................ Graphite [2] 205.50 215.75 195.25 215.75 195.25 3722.94 458.70 103.00 9 215.55 & H PNB Housing 202.25 201.30 200.00 206.95 198.00 1229.58 885.00 146.00 3 201.15
Cadila HC [1] 325.95 326.70 325.00 330.70 320.50 5451.37 378.00 206.45 27 326.55 Gravita [2] 36.20 36.00 36.25 37.10 35.80 36.13 91.40 30.10 6 36.15 PNC Infratec [2] 122.85 125.80 122.05 127.05 121.75 122.06 219.40 80.85 6 125.75
Cambridge 16.45 16.40 16.45 16.45 15.80 2.72 56.15 11.50 - - GreenlamInd [5] 598.05 600.35 615.00 615.00 580.00 1.49 1054.95 450.00 17 600.20 O PodarHseDVPT 156.00 163.80 156.00 163.80 150.40 1.25 560.00 156.60 - 165.80
Camlin Fine [1] 38.90 38.80 39.05 39.50 38.60 291.55 89.90 33.40 28 38.65 GreenPly [1] 103.60 103.40 102.45 112.80 102.45 736.81 195.25 70.20 17 103.80 V B PoddarPigmen 144.20 141.05 144.20 146.00 137.80 1.06 210.00 100.10 7 141.55
Canara Bk 83.95 87.40 85.00 88.20 84.3016106.19 296.50 73.85 27 87.40 GrenpanelInd 27.75 28.25 28.55 28.80 26.50 167.80 61.10 26.50 - - C Pokarna Ltd [2] 77.00 80.85 80.85 80.85 80.85 254.39 199.05 46.75 - 80.70
CanFinHom [2] 309.45 313.55 312.50 325.80 306.50 1043.58 519.00 253.55 12 313.45 Grindwel [5] 499.10 507.55 506.00 514.00 500.50 10.48 699.00 369.20 31 504.35 m Poly.Medi [5] 225.45 228.10 229.95 230.00 222.65 44.97 349.40 166.50 22 227.80
Cantabil 240.50 242.30 240.00 245.85 239.00 34.25 358.30 153.00 24 241.05 GRP Ltd 693.55 646.10 663.25 674.00 568.70 3.70 1090.00 504.00 18 645.60 m PolycabIndia 704.30 690.00 700.00 719.00 685.15 299.59 1182.00 525.15 - -
CapaciteInfr 86.80 85.95 86.80 86.80 84.00 43.22 295.00 71.10 5 85.95 Grvs.Cot [2] 77.70 79.25 81.00 81.00 78.30 450.56 157.25 66.25 10 79.20 Polyplex 436.85 452.65 452.00 463.80 445.55 236.71 655.00 282.50 6 452.45
CapitalTrust 67.80 66.05 67.95 67.95 65.35 0.58 241.00 46.50 6 67.55 GSFC [2] 44.60 43.85 45.60 45.60 43.60 861.10 110.70 29.90 12 43.90 m H Ponnie Sug 123.45 122.40 120.45 127.30 119.95 2.00 181.50 81.25 4 -
Caplin Point [2] 352.45 360.40 349.00 377.00 349.00 324.16 466.00 180.00 14 361.60 GSPL 198.20 199.70 198.00 204.85 196.05 451.71 263.45 146.00 11 198.60 GB Power Mech 376.05 387.05 385.00 395.05 377.25 28.83 1164.15 315.00 5 387.90
CapriGlo [2] 135.70 145.00 135.00 145.95 130.20 322.02 230.00 115.00 17 145.00 GSS Info 25.80 25.85 25.10 27.00 25.10 14.61 145.00 19.00 24 25.95 GB PrabhatDairy 66.60 66.35 66.50 69.20 65.50 22.01 92.00 41.00 - 67.60
CARE 373.75 373.85 375.00 383.50 372.40 90.88 1019.00 236.45 11 374.15 GTN Ind 5.70 5.60 5.45 5.60 5.45 0.53 10.98 4.94 - 5.51 Pradip 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 1.80 1.46 0.67 - 0.67
CarrerPnt 176.45 167.35 176.10 177.90 164.00 95.23 202.00 48.80 20 166.85 GTPLHathway 46.10 45.30 46.50 46.75 44.90 78.79 95.80 33.00 6 45.45 CH Praj Ind [2] 60.80 62.60 61.20 64.00 60.50 2087.91 154.20 43.00 14 62.55
CastrolIndia [5] 122.05 128.15 123.45 128.90 121.20 1636.56 162.05 89.65 15 128.10 Gufic Bio [1] 67.50 65.00 68.95 68.95 64.40 108.04 89.30 37.55 21 65.10 P &P Prajay 5.00 5.00 4.90 5.00 4.80 6.28 9.50 3.55 - 5.00
CCL Prd [2] 190.95 191.70 193.00 195.00 188.10 110.74 272.15 137.25 13 192.50 Guj.Alk 375.05 370.40 383.80 383.80 365.40 106.65 595.80 165.00 6 370.40 P PrakashPipes 47.55 45.20 49.90 49.90 45.20 297.10 86.00 21.60 - -
Ceat 783.10 785.45 788.00 811.75 770.00 352.14 1101.00 601.50 10 783.85 Guj.Ind.Pow 57.60 58.20 58.00 59.90 57.25 91.59 87.00 42.50 2 58.25 Praksh.Ind 29.40 30.85 29.80 30.85 29.10 275.63 75.50 18.55 2 30.80
CEEBCO 8.70 8.40 8.20 8.75 8.20 23.76 21.45 6.97 - 8.35 Guj.Pipav 54.65 55.75 54.85 56.40 54.80 1311.55 99.30 45.50 9 55.75 PratapSnack [5] 459.50 465.80 462.60 474.00 460.05 45.63 989.95 441.20 26 465.45
Celebrity 5.15 4.95 4.95 5.25 4.90 8.22 9.50 3.55 - - Guj.Sid.Cem 17.05 19.00 16.95 19.90 16.95 80.64 26.90 13.10 5 18.90 MW PraxisHomeR[5] 29.75 28.70 29.75 31.00 28.35 21.15 163.70 27.55 - -
Cent Enka 131.60 134.60 131.05 135.40 131.00 9.83 245.00 100.00 4 134.80 Gujarat Gas [2] 252.25 257.10 255.00 260.00 254.05 598.48 313.45 153.70 17 257.00 M PrecisionCam 29.65 29.40 30.00 30.00 28.70 15.30 67.00 21.70 5 29.30
Cent.Bk 15.10 15.60 15.20 16.10 15.15 1026.41 36.00 10.20 - 15.66 GujaratFluor 310.65 304.05 321.00 321.00 301.10 6.88 705.30 217.35 - - Precot 23.10 23.00 24.25 24.25 22.10 2.78 47.40 19.50 - -
Cent.Elec 265.95 263.00 272.00 272.05 261.05 1.57 576.25 175.40 10 - Gul.Amb.Ex [2] 125.05 124.10 126.00 126.55 122.20 24.57 216.50 85.05 12 124.70 Precsn.Pipe 166.25 166.50 172.00 177.55 161.30 22.74 313.00 107.70 11 164.10
Cent.Ext [1] 2.55 2.60 2.50 2.80 2.30 410.90 5.95 1.45 - 2.62 Gul.Apl 132.90 131.90 131.25 134.40 130.00 1.26 165.20 100.00 16 130.80 O Precsn.Wre [5] 79.30 81.55 79.35 81.90 79.30 9.03 215.85 63.50 5 80.20
Cent.Ply [1] 118.05 125.45 118.10 131.20 115.60 1866.89 181.60 95.00 18 125.55 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 599.00 600.25 610.00 614.90 595.00 2.98 909.00 450.00 14 599.60 m Premier 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.40 0.04 5.65 1.30 - -
Cent.Txt 288.80 291.65 293.90 295.50 288.45 1522.13 657.00 220.10 5 292.25 GulshanPoly [1] 29.40 29.90 30.85 30.85 28.10 13.10 56.35 19.60 6 - m Premier Polyfilm 19.35 19.35 19.35 19.95 19.05 2.98 164.80 48.95 3 74.90
CentDepoSer 221.60 231.40 222.35 234.90 222.00 1504.24 301.80 179.80 - - GVK Pow [1] 2.80 2.80 2.80 2.85 2.70 2856.85 7.78 2.00 - 2.80 Pressman [2] 16.10 17.25 16.10 18.35 15.65 19.28 31.90 10.40 6 16.77
CentrumCap [1] 10.95 10.75 10.90 11.40 10.45 190.00 32.00 7.70 - 10.91 Gyscoal [1] 1.40 1.35 1.45 1.45 1.35 23.00 4.55 1.10 - - Prestige Est 168.20 171.75 171.00 184.90 170.10 3919.94 426.15 143.00 16 171.55
Cera San [5] 2201.10 2200.35 2200.00 2224.70 2195.00 3.04 3080.00 2000.75 25 2198.80 Prime Foc [1] 28.30 28.55 28.50 30.00 28.00 25.24 93.00 22.00 - 28.50
CESC 606.90 622.45 612.00 630.00 610.00 2279.62 854.90 366.20 8 623.35 H................................................ G m Prime.Sec [5] 28.50 29.25 29.25 30.00 28.60 2.54 51.50 24.40 - 29.05
CESCVentures 137.20 134.25 137.35 140.90 132.70 18.71 520.60 112.05 4 135.15 Harita Seat 367.65 381.30 350.85 387.40 350.70 6.60 525.20 291.00 30 380.60 PrincPipeFit 94.15 93.50 95.05 96.00 93.40 129.05 196.65 89.00 - -
CGPowr&InS [2] 8.00 8.00 8.25 8.30 7.90 870.19 41.55 4.69 - 8.01 Harri.Mal 60.10 60.75 61.00 64.00 59.70 111.79 75.95 44.10 16 60.75 M PrismJohnson 37.50 37.50 37.50 37.90 37.25 88.37 102.50 25.80 16 37.50
ChaletHotels 146.05 145.95 145.25 149.90 142.55 707.95 395.00 144.00 40 146.05 Hathway [2] 19.30 18.70 19.35 19.50 18.10 531.68 38.60 10.70 - 18.86 M&M Prit.Nandi 11.65 11.55 11.15 11.90 11.15 3.67 19.75 7.50 - 12.37
Chamb.Frt 129.75 131.35 132.80 132.80 129.90 1314.48 196.25 95.25 4 131.15 Hatsun Agro [1] 507.70 507.10 507.70 513.70 505.10 13.10 774.90 375.05 66 507.00 M A m ProseedIndia 0.30 0.30 0.25 0.30 0.25 6.18 0.50 0.20 - -
ChembondChem 153.40 152.70 146.95 158.05 143.10 3.20 221.00 90.05 7 140.95 HavellsIndia [1] 532.95 542.85 532.95 545.00 529.45 975.13 806.90 458.30 45 542.65 M PSPProjects 361.70 359.15 366.00 366.00 348.25 20.85 617.00 233.80 10 357.55
ChemfabAlkal 141.35 141.05 144.75 149.80 139.15 3.01 221.75 91.00 - - HBL Pwr [1] 12.70 12.85 13.15 13.15 12.65 110.56 29.40 9.15 - 12.79 M PTC 38.80 39.95 39.00 42.00 38.95 1907.26 73.55 32.40 4 40.00
CholaFin [2] 147.20 150.65 148.20 154.00 145.2012004.18 348.85 117.40 10 150.30 HCC [1] 5.00 4.95 4.95 5.05 4.95 817.49 14.35 3.60 - 4.97 M & PTC Ind Fin 9.20 9.60 9.30 9.90 9.25 507.99 17.58 6.78 4 9.57
CholamandFn[1] 282.60 284.10 283.95 287.00 279.75 180.65 568.20 250.00 58 285.05 HCG 71.00 75.20 71.00 81.40 71.00 647.79 213.95 62.95 - 75.15 M m PTL Ent [2] 28.95 29.75 29.95 30.85 28.80 7.36 45.50 23.00 5 29.75
Chromatic 0.65 0.60 0.65 0.65 0.60 24.33 1.05 0.40 - 0.75 HDFC AMC [5] 2496.65 2511.50 2514.00 2549.35 2460.00 416.97 3844.00 1549.95 42 2503.75 M C A PudumjeePap[1] 13.55 13.40 13.60 13.60 13.30 12.10 21.60 9.45 5 13.54
Cigniti Tech 252.05 261.20 253.00 264.00 252.90 21.52 397.00 175.10 11 261.10 HDFCStandLif 486.15 492.85 488.00 505.20 484.75 4230.74 646.40 339.15 77 492.65 M H Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 31.25 32.30 31.30 32.50 31.1018719.20 91.15 28.75 - 32.30
Cimmco 15.05 15.30 14.60 15.50 14.60 5.30 40.65 9.35 1 15.40 HEG 791.40 830.95 775.00 830.95 754.00 747.74 1898.00 413.20 3 839.20 M Punj.Chem 465.60 455.50 465.60 491.95 437.70 2.84 719.00 234.40 31 458.00
CM . .. . . . . ...
YK
CHENNAI
Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl
Puravankra [5]
PVR
36.95 37.10
980.55 1009.30
37.00 38.00
980.00 1039.00
36.70 32.70 87.00 28.65
958.45 2325.00 2121.00 924.45
14 37.30
34 1009.30
SHRENIK
Shreyans
25.75
88.90
25.45
85.75
26.95
90.80
26.95
90.80
24.65
85.10
22.14
46.34
72.85
173.30
12.00
55.50
3 85.55
TheAnupEngg
TheGrobTeaCo
306.00
384.95
303.60 310.30 315.00 300.00
370.60 366.85 388.00 366.85
3.01 678.65
0.26 613.90
225.05
210.30
X-Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Shreyas 51.70 49.15 49.20 51.40 49.15 32.05 209.90 35.00 5 49.75 TheInvstTrst 94.95 91.10 96.50 97.30 90.25 8.57 175.00 62.40 Xchang 38.50 38.75 40.00 40.40 38.05 11.46 65.00 25.00 18 39.30
Q................................................. ShyamCent [1] 2.55 2.50 2.65 2.65 2.45 32.81 6.55 1.77 2.03 TheNewIndA [5] 119.30 119.95 119.00 123.55 118.50 294.69 184.00 75.00 19 119.65 XelpmocD&T 51.60 50.05 51.10 53.55 49.00 1.89 76.25 38.00
Quess Corp 201.45 202.55 201.40 206.80 201.40 305.20 718.00 199.00 12 202.80 Sicagen 12.40 12.45 12.50 12.80 12.10 11.14 31.25 7.80 12 12.55 Thermax [2] 737.25 733.60 738.00 754.00 725.50 31.62 1180.00 644.00 29 734.40 Xpro India 17.90 18.50 19.00 19.00 18.00 1.11 41.60 12.55 18.60
QuickHealTec 115.20 118.50 117.00 123.00 115.60 501.39 227.70 62.45 8 118.35 Siemens [2] 1140.10 1127.15 1148.00 1148.00 1113.10 525.70 1716.55 947.00 36 1126.25 Thiru.Chem [1] 46.10 45.90 46.80 46.90 45.65 118.78 94.70 31.50 11 45.95
Yes Bk [2] 27.25 28.05 27.00 29.35 26.6042492.00 240.35 5.55 28.05
SignetIndus 18.75 18.90 19.85 19.85 18.90 7.32 44.00 13.05 Thom.Cook [1] 25.80 26.90 27.00 27.05 24.55 331.78 118.73 21.80 26.80
Zee Learn [1] 13.80 13.85 13.95 14.05 13.40 576.22 29.45 11.46 6 13.84
R ................................................. SIL Inv
SimbholiSug
104.65
5.50
109.85
5.50
107.00
5.50
109.85
5.50
104.00
5.30
4.02
11.93
215.95
12.10
70.00
3.56
5 108.55
5.50
ThyrocareTec
Tidewater [5]
519.35
3472.60
516.60 524.95 525.00 515.10
3503.10 3425.05 3545.00 3425.05
49.38 689.45
3.13 5300.00
406.65 23 516.35
2654.30 11 3516.30 Zen Exp 35.05 35.85 34.10 36.25 34.10 0.37 110.00 31.05
R Sys Intl [1] 90.15 88.65 92.85 92.90 88.05 6.37 101.00 34.00 21 93.00 Simp.Inf [2] 29.35 27.90 27.90 27.90 27.90 32.21 175.00 16.45 5 27.85 Tijaria 5.75 5.95 5.75 5.95 5.65 4.47 20.65 3.50
Radico [2] 289.85 298.75 291.70 306.30 291.70 692.99 439.00 220.00 17 298.55 Zen Tech. [1] 38.15 38.20 38.50 39.70 37.55 39.62 80.00 22.40 5 38.50
Sintex [1] 0.90 0.95 0.90 0.95 0.85 6658.75 8.40 0.56 0.93 TIL 138.15 136.50 141.85 141.90 133.05 5.66 301.95 92.30 7 136.75
RailVikasNgm 17.25 17.20 17.50 17.70 17.05 3470.02 29.90 10.00 SircPaintInd 185.65 190.10 183.00 194.40 180.05 6.36 321.95 157.40 Tilakngr Ind 16.85 17.65 16.90 17.65 16.50 88.56 20.18 11.60 17.45 ZensarTec [2] 87.80 85.35 88.10 89.00 84.85 95.55 271.30 63.70 8 85.70
Rain Ind [2] 72.30 72.45 72.90 74.55 71.15 1119.04 128.90 44.90 69 72.40 Siyaram [2] 130.95 151.45 133.05 156.00 131.10 865.56 382.00 119.00 8 152.25 Time Gty 18.25 17.35 18.25 18.55 17.35 1.48 39.70 14.25 4 18.59 Zicom 0.85 0.90 0.85 0.90 0.85 9.61 3.80 0.85
Raj TV [5] 32.70 33.90 31.75 35.80 31.75 4.96 52.90 28.10 28 34.80 SJVN 21.00 21.15 21.05 21.35 21.00 522.98 27.75 17.15 5 21.20 Time Tech [1] 34.25 34.35 35.80 36.40 34.20 208.02 104.00 22.75 6 34.45
Raj.Exp [1] 595.90 614.70 606.15 655.00 598.00 570.36 802.00 520.00 42 616.25 Zod.Clo 115.40 115.65 115.40 120.00 113.90 2.32 283.00 89.95 117.45
SKF India 1441.90 1457.50 1430.00 1475.00 1430.00 6.74 2313.00 1237.50 24 1452.20 Timken 888.90 872.80 889.05 910.00 862.40 29.90 1101.00 524.40 27 875.40
RajdharshInd 10.00 9.95 9.50 10.50 9.50 0.70 18.80 8.70 Zod.Jrd 23.85 24.50 24.95 27.00 23.50 12.36 43.55 18.75 12 24.70
SKIL Infra 4.40 4.60 4.60 4.60 4.60 11.07 10.59 3.12 5.04 Tinplate 84.70 87.40 87.00 88.90 86.80 518.41 163.95 56.50 10 87.40
Rallis [1] 209.10 207.45 211.20 211.50 203.50 585.10 255.60 127.10 28 207.70 Skipper [1] 23.00 23.95 23.95 24.85 23.40 53.05 71.85 17.55 8 23.95 Tips Ind 97.50 96.70 98.80 98.80 95.50 1.64 131.70 52.05 12 96.10 ZotaHealthCr 139.55 137.85 140.00 146.00 137.00 21.02 236.90 121.10
Rama News 12.65 12.55 12.50 12.85 12.50 4.07 22.50 9.60 12.60 SKM Egg 33.25 33.05 33.00 33.50 32.00 7.89 52.60 20.20 17 33.30 Tita.Wag [2] 33.95 34.95 34.50 35.15 33.00 267.52 76.50 20.50 6 35.10 Zuari Glo 42.15 42.25 43.50 44.50 41.50 38.52 111.00 22.35 7 42.25
Rama Steel [5] 24.00 23.70 24.20 24.20 23.30 3.31 119.00 17.85 8 27.20 Smartlink [2] 67.40 67.50 68.55 68.55 67.30 0.75 112.50 50.00 68.75 TN News 103.95 100.50 105.80 105.80 100.00 1096.86 215.40 85.00 4 100.60
Ramco Cem [1] 538.00 547.85 547.40 553.30 536.00 610.79 883.30 456.50 21 548.85 ZydusWel 1349.95 1371.90 1360.00 1384.00 1355.10 29.40 1858.85 1070.00 1370.50
SML Isuzu 362.00 390.70 367.00 405.00 362.55 156.27 877.00 280.00 192 390.85 TN Petro 31.90 32.65 32.80 32.85 31.15 102.07 48.00 18.55 5 32.65
Ramco Ind [1] 133.05 130.55 134.75 135.45 129.90 33.68 220.15 110.00 17 130.75 SMS Phr [1] 40.75 45.10 42.40 47.50 41.40 1188.66 62.65 23.55 12 45.10 Tokyo Pl 58.90 58.15 55.25 61.50 55.25 0.72 93.00 46.00
Ramco Sys 80.25 79.85 81.95 81.95 79.05 28.92 246.00 65.00 5 80.25
Ramk.Forg 183.95 180.40 189.75 189.75 174.90 63.44 520.00 135.45 14 183.00
SMSLifeScien 271.80 277.70 269.15 287.05 267.50 10.64 564.00 152.65 Tor.Phr [5]
Tor.Pwr
2480.65
311.70
2420.35 2490.00 2534.95 2396.60 431.18 2679.45
322.55 315.85 326.90 313.55 1340.20 332.50
1453.00 44 2419.90
235.15 10 322.40
Exchange Traded Funds
SnowmanLogi 30.25 30.15 30.55 30.70 29.90 326.53 45.80 24.60 30.15
Ramky Inf 29.25 29.00 30.00 30.00 28.60 21.17 142.00 15.45 4 29.20 Tou.Fin.Cor 33.55 33.30 33.90 33.95 32.80 104.44 124.40 29.00 3 33.25
Sobha 212.20 207.95 214.90 214.95 207.05 103.43 587.95 117.90 6 208.30
Rane (M) 185.70 187.45 187.00 192.40 185.05 18.76 417.95 130.00 13 187.35 TouchwoodEnt 51.80 53.25 54.00 62.00 50.50 21.42 93.25 45.05 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl
Solar Ind [2] 860.15 866.90 872.00 880.00 860.05 4.87 1350.00 772.05 34 866.30
Rane Brk 436.50 443.45 435.00 460.00 425.10 28.00 783.60 294.00 9 443.30 TPL Plastech 83.00 85.00 84.65 85.90 82.45 1.72 158.00 57.25 5 85.70
SolarActPhSc 582.50 616.20 582.50 637.95 576.05 169.85 725.10 273.00
Rane Hld 380.50 390.00 389.75 394.00 382.00 3.26 1333.05 288.00 9 390.10 Trans.Corp [2] 164.45 173.10 167.00 178.40 165.10 123.73 326.65 121.25 9 172.95
Soma Text 1.80 1.90 1.80 1.90 1.80 2.04 4.50 1.70 Axis Gold [100] 4217.40 4219.40 0.96 4795.00 2755.00 4214.46
Ratnamani [2] 895.10 899.55 895.00 914.65 890.00 21.76 1383.50 715.55 14 898.35 Tree Hse 4.70 4.50 4.65 4.65 4.50 25.32 7.70 3.14 4.69
Somany [2] 106.75 106.95 109.25 109.25 104.00 50.72 459.95 77.00 9 106.70
RattanIndPow 1.25 1.30 1.25 1.30 1.25 1538.32 3.18 0.93 1.33 Trent [1] 491.75 487.05 489.00 497.45 483.00 209.09 804.05 346.90 103 487.15 AXISAMC AXISNIFTY 1134.49 1134.48 0.04 1434.34 821.00
SomanyHomInn 73.00 73.00 74.00 74.00 71.00 16.37 197.80 53.55
Ravi K Dis 6.30 6.35 6.50 6.50 6.05 7.91 9.33 4.19 6.05 Trib Bhimji 23.00 23.00 23.50 23.50 22.65 67.92 66.80 16.50 8 23.05 Bank BeEs [1] 207.10 211.86 1159.47 332.60 169.70 212.06
SomiConveyor 12.90 13.00 12.45 13.00 12.45 0.75 29.95 9.15 13.50
Raymond 238.95 239.80 243.50 243.60 238.90 282.86 868.80 209.50 14 240.30 Trident [1] 4.95 4.90 5.00 5.00 4.90 4839.48 8.45 3.05 4.91
Sonata [1] 219.45 216.15 219.50 223.15 214.55 178.77 363.45 148.10 13 216.55 Birla Gold 4445.70 4479.30 0.22 5072.20 2828.00
RBL Bank 126.25 125.85 120.00 127.25 118.1039556.39 716.55 101.60 10 125.80 Trigyn 28.55 29.00 28.55 29.40 28.55 14.53 79.75 18.65 11 28.95
SorilInfrRes 59.15 56.20 56.20 56.20 56.20 16.53 318.80 36.90 56.10 Birla Nifty [100] 112.00 113.94 0.17 4540.00 2868.00 4387.03
RCF 39.40 41.15 42.40 43.25 40.75 8115.59 67.25 22.05 23 41.10 TRIL [1] 6.70 6.70 6.75 6.90 6.60 38.33 14.97 4.93 6.70
South In Bk [1] 5.80 5.80 5.80 5.85 5.75 5660.15 16.55 4.85 3 5.83
Rcom [5] 1.00 1.05 1.00 1.05 1.0028543.58 2.47 0.55 1.00 Triv.Eng [1] 36.20 36.75 36.70 37.30 36.00 402.95 88.45 28.90 4 36.95 BIRLASLAM ABSLNN50ET 236.81 233.00 0.16 340.00 193.00
RECL 89.10 93.25 91.00 94.30 90.25 9965.09 169.55 79.00 3 93.25 SouthWestPin 12.45 13.15 13.50 13.50 12.15 3.54 32.00 9.50
SpandnaSphor 411.85 432.40 428.50 432.40 421.00 29.62 1397.00 405.00 Triv.Tur [1] 64.90 77.10 67.25 77.85 64.70 176.08 119.50 45.90 20 75.90 ConsConstCon 80.38 81.07 1243.10 107.80 61.00
Redington [2] 73.70 73.30 74.90 75.80 72.25 306.29 139.85 60.00 8 73.05 TT 29.60 30.30 30.25 30.50 28.65 9.65 60.00 25.20 30.45
Refex Ref 55.80 58.55 58.55 58.55 53.60 123.69 133.75 29.40 2 58.85 SPApparels 75.20 73.95 74.40 78.00 72.60 8.27 325.00 58.90 3 74.00 DSPBRAMC QUIDETF 1000.00 999.99 11.82 1000.06 875.00
Spec.Rest 28.35 28.90 29.25 29.25 28.10 9.57 101.90 20.45 29.10 TTK Prst 4582.60 4827.40 4659.90 4870.00 4586.90 5.41 7700.00 3918.05 30 4794.75
Rel Cap 7.55 7.90 7.90 7.90 7.90 539.61 156.30 3.70 8.17 TTKHealtcare 453.95 443.65 465.00 465.00 435.00 3.97 727.55 262.05 37 441.30 EDELAMC EBBETF0423 1018.35 1018.22 47.11 1122.00 831.00
Rel.Ind.Inf 277.50 279.10 279.95 285.00 278.10 315.55 478.70 163.95 53 279.00 SpencersRetl 77.35 78.15 77.90 79.45 77.10 597.73 149.50 53.75
SPIC 16.15 16.25 16.30 16.90 16.10 73.12 26.50 9.50 7 16.19 TubeInvIndia 339.15 354.30 341.85 358.90 339.75 98.76 577.00 254.00 EDELAMC EBBETF0430 1048.04 1049.07 65.08 1075.00 991.10
Relaxo [1] 609.30 614.85 611.65 627.00 607.40 234.78 830.15 382.50 67 615.25 TV Today [5] 194.55 196.10 199.00 199.80 194.35 13.22 345.35 128.35 9 196.30
Religare 24.70 24.35 25.20 25.60 23.80 267.14 60.60 17.20 24.30 SPICEJET 43.05 43.00 43.60 43.60 42.70 1588.61 152.85 30.65 EDELAMC EQ30 271.49 287.00 0.02 352.36 238.00
SPL Ind 19.85 20.75 19.90 21.20 19.90 11.38 51.05 19.70 2 20.80 TV18 Br [2] 19.60 19.80 19.60 20.10 19.25 1696.16 33.40 11.85 19.85
Remsons 55.70 54.30 55.70 57.00 52.65 0.77 104.00 41.00 6 TVS Elec 74.25 74.45 75.85 75.85 74.00 15.17 229.40 47.50 17 74.15 Gold BeEs [1] 42.68 42.37 9462.98 47.40 27.73 42.63
RenaisncGlob 215.80 216.00 221.00 222.00 215.00 0.78 408.00 186.00 SPML Infra [2] 6.60 6.40 6.40 6.85 6.30 83.16 31.00 5.00 2 6.44
Sr.Leathrs 126.20 123.65 125.95 126.20 122.00 6.99 219.70 87.10 11 123.20 TVS Mot [1] 296.30 307.90 300.90 311.00 292.10 4271.12 522.00 240.10 22 307.60 Goldmanamc CPSEETF 16.16 16.41 1148.49 28.83 11.55 16.41
Repco Home 116.10 121.80 118.00 121.90 116.15 283.88 442.15 105.10 3 122.00 TVS Sri 1006.40 1060.40 999.00 1147.00 999.00 9.16 2204.75 760.00 11 1065.10
Sr.Ray.HHP 104.20 109.40 105.05 109.40 105.05 6.17 175.25 65.05 11 106.45 HangSengBees [1] 354.95 353.00 0.44 391.60 252.50
Repro 373.60 374.40 385.00 398.90 368.05 3.77 740.00 260.15 18 378.20
SREI Infr 3.90 3.95 3.95 4.05 3.80 1143.85 28.00 3.50 3.97 HDFC Gold [100] 4356.55 4345.30 14.88 4949.00 2850.00 4345.00
Resp.Ind [1]
Revathi
81.75
310.90
82.90
315.80
82.45
328.05
83.50
328.05
80.50 115.02 104.85 77.85
301.15 0.76 525.75 215.10
7
83.05
SRF 3684.90 3665.60 3682.00 3739.00 3615.10 256.90 4258.90 2333.90 22 3664.95 U................................................. HDFCAmcNift [100] 983.96 996.88 2.15 1354.00 843.70 997.82
Rico Auto [1] 27.85 27.55 27.90 29.30 27.05 760.79 74.50 15.95 13 27.55 SrikalahPipe 142.65 146.20 142.25 146.95 142.25 56.04 234.20 90.35 4 146.05 UB [1] 931.00 943.85 943.00 967.85 931.00 899.76 1483.55 758.75 55 943.40
StampeCap [1] 0.40 0.40 0.35 0.40 0.35 201.71 1.55 0.31 0.39 Ucal Fuel 101.95 106.90 101.65 111.95 101.00 177.89 177.15 63.00 8 106.90 HDFCAmcSens 3377.98 3422.98 0.32 4966.00 2940.00
RITES 234.65 233.70 236.40 237.65 233.00 517.22 331.00 180.84 10 233.80
Rollatainers [1] 1.55 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 24.88 3.58 1.03 1.44 Star Pap 106.55 99.35 108.65 109.70 99.00 408.66 174.00 60.00 3 99.35 Uco Bk 12.20 12.70 12.15 13.00 12.05 2615.14 22.20 8.40 12.70 IBULLSAMC IBMFNIFTY 98.89 107.00 2.50 140.00 68.09
Rossell [2] 41.10 40.80 40.85 41.75 40.00 0.70 88.50 33.40 6 41.00 StarCement [1] 77.75 77.80 77.80 78.50 76.65 66.76 137.60 56.00 14 77.85 Ufl ex 190.55 189.90 196.50 196.50 188.00 822.71 276.25 119.95 10 189.80 ICICIPRAMC BHARATIWIN 23.98 24.18 209.08 39.90 20.70
Royal Orchd 46.35 45.65 47.00 48.40 45.10 135.98 127.95 32.40 12 45.45 Steel Strp 395.20 398.10 406.35 410.00 395.00 3.82 886.00 326.00 13 398.30 UFO Moviez 70.95 71.20 72.40 72.85 70.40 83.42 323.90 60.00 3 71.25
SteelCitySec 19.00 19.35 18.70 19.35 18.70 7.53 68.75 14.75 Ugar Sug [1] 12.90 13.05 13.10 13.60 12.70 84.13 17.55 7.23 9 13.13 ICICIPRAMC ICICI500 123.36 124.66 25.48 181.60 88.02
RPG Life [8] 247.60 254.40 250.05 258.35 248.25 37.11 351.00 146.00 15 254.20
SteelExIndia 12.65 12.55 13.20 13.20 12.30 5.83 22.75 9.10 Ujaas [1] 3.35 3.50 3.45 3.50 3.30 221.59 7.48 2.18 3.55 ICICIPRAMC ICICIBANKP 111.19 111.31 4.49 188.00 85.95
RPower 2.10 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 933.90 8.52 1.00 2.50
RPP Infra 47.65 47.95 45.30 51.40 45.30 18.24 154.70 27.25 8 49.00 Stel Hld [1] 45.00 45.35 47.25 47.25 44.65 6.77 NA NA UjivanFinSer 175.45 175.90 177.05 181.15 173.65 6242.74 415.40 124.55 94 175.80 ICICIPRAMC ICICILIQ 999.99 999.99 2.14 1200.00 805.95
RS Soft [5] 15.00 15.50 15.70 15.70 14.60 12.64 31.15 9.60 15.35 Ster.Tech [2] 91.50 91.15 91.95 92.90 90.40 754.80 204.25 59.80 6 91.10 UjjivanSFB 28.90 29.05 29.20 30.00 28.80 1894.49 62.80 23.10 ICICIPRAMC ICICIM150 49.94 51.15 4.30 75.00 45.10
RSWM 73.90 73.45 75.05 75.20 73.05 4.10 183.80 55.60 73.40 Ster.Tool [2] 139.10 138.80 140.85 142.55 137.05 5.59 300.00 112.50 18 140.00 UmangDair [5] 38.85 38.05 39.45 39.50 35.80 19.98 55.00 27.40 24 37.90
Sterlg&Wilsn 166.05 174.35 174.35 174.35 174.35 58.93 753.45 69.70 Unichm Lab [2] 147.30 146.10 148.95 148.95 145.55 20.22 200.60 75.10 146.15 ICICIPRAMC ICICINXT50 24.45 24.36 37.50 32.77 17.00
Ruby Mills [5] 131.35 131.50 136.90 136.90 126.45 3.92 268.00 112.25 11 131.65
Ruch.Paper 41.40 41.35 41.75 42.00 41.20 19.27 114.40 26.75 3 41.15 STI India 3.85 3.85 4.00 4.00 3.85 1.15 12.00 3.36 4.18 Union Bk 26.80 27.05 27.00 27.35 26.70 4322.79 88.55 24.00 27.05 ICICIPRAMC IPRU5008 204.96 210.46 15.83 374.20 164.32
Rupa [1] 147.70 156.55 152.00 162.00 126.95 96.72 332.70 101.90 12 156.95 Str.Arcolab 374.70 449.60 382.00 449.60 382.00 4137.98 547.35 271.00 22 449.10 Uniph.Ent [2] 47.45 46.95 47.45 48.50 46.10 2.87 111.50 31.20 15 47.90 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 43.31 43.41 404.90 49.51 27.20
Rush.Decor 113.85 119.50 110.00 119.50 110.00 18.03 705.00 65.90 6 118.95 Subex 3.90 3.90 3.95 3.95 3.85 189.23 7.44 2.80 3.88 Uniply [2] 7.20 6.85 6.85 6.85 6.85 47.97 68.90 3.67 4 6.65
ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 51.68 51.88 18.96 79.00 37.60
Subros [2] 154.00 169.30 157.00 174.00 155.90 800.32 299.50 117.45 19 169.75 United Nil 215.90 215.75 216.55 222.05 214.95 0.74 375.75 165.00
ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 48.21 48.13 5.94 68.50 32.89
S ................................................. Sud.Chem [2]
Sumeet
419.95
1.50
416.85
1.50
422.80
1.50
427.80
1.55
415.50
1.45
185.25
47.80
505.95
4.40
286.25 24 416.80
1.26 1.55
United Spr [2]
Univ.Cab
522.90
101.65
532.30
102.55
528.00
104.00
539.60
104.00
522.60
99.90
2258.79 742.95 443.00
7.31 245.90 68.00
48
5
532.10
102.70 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 112.00 113.17 1.34 150.00 101.85
S H Kelkar 66.70 65.25 67.05 67.30 65.00 414.32 162.00 63.00 26 65.25 Sumit.Sec 285.55 286.35 285.00 287.90 282.30 1.18 618.95 203.00 22 290.55 UniversusImg 64.60 62.00 64.00 64.90 60.00 4.23 78.70 38.00
SABEvents 0.70 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.15 1.50 0.40 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 98.72 100.26 704.80 141.00 81.31
SumitomoChem 234.55 243.00 239.70 248.00 237.00 723.48 281.90 151.05 Usha Mar [1] 14.25 14.95 14.25 14.95 14.05 278.52 34.55 10.50 1 14.90
Sadbhav [1] 42.50 44.60 44.60 44.60 44.60 34.63 274.40 23.40 7 44.70 Sun Phr Adv [1] 136.90 136.95 137.80 140.15 135.50 575.62 210.70 81.00 136.90 Utm.Sug 60.35 62.75 58.55 63.30 58.55 32.73 144.50 39.30 6 62.95 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 339.94 343.47 4.37 515.00 290.00
SadbhavInf 16.80 17.60 17.60 17.60 16.90 101.51 92.00 10.90 17.55 Sun TV [5] 378.00 393.30 379.95 398.00 378.60 3300.42 597.00 259.80 11 393.10 IDBI Gold [100] 4344.45 4359.00 0.08 4540.00 2868.00 4387.03
SafariIndia
Sagar Cem
373.25 379.10 370.15 389.90 370.15
303.20 298.35 306.00 315.00 296.60
2.74 698.00 289.60
15.05 720.00 246.00
15 299.00
Sund.Brak 170.70 169.70 171.25 171.90 166.95 5.23 413.70 124.00 13 170.50 V ................................................. Infra BeEs 275.53 274.21 0.03 1260.00 780.00
Sund.Clay [5] 1438.50 1440.25 1440.05 1449.00 1430.00 0.53 2976.00 970.50 43 1444.05 V Mart 1709.30 1714.00 1715.00 1736.00 1710.00 10.34 2840.00 1293.70 53 1715.10 InvesIndGold [100] 4348.25 4386.65 0.05 4701.00 2800.00
SAIL 27.40 30.20 27.40 30.80 27.1047374.95 58.45 20.15 30.20 Sund.Fast [1] 302.60 309.85 308.85 312.55 300.00 40.11 560.05 249.00 17 309.10
SakarHealth 52.00 52.00 51.85 52.00 51.85 1.00 72.00 44.25 V2 Retail 55.45 57.65 55.00 58.20 54.00 66.29 280.00 31.50 12 57.70 InvesInNifty 1018.20 1039.60 0.02 1340.00 778.00
Sund.Fin 1241.20 1237.45 1258.35 1283.95 1225.90 26.56 1780.90 1019.75 17 1234.55 VA T Wab [2] 129.55 136.00 136.00 136.00 132.00 55.56 352.45 73.00 8 135.10
Saksoft 146.80 149.85 145.00 155.75 145.00 1.57 366.80 107.00 7 Sund.Multi [1] 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.25 1.15 144.50 2.32 1.04 1.20 Kotak Nifty [5] 96.91 99.24 403.38 1739.95 1000.35 1326.90
Sakuma [1] 6.20 6.80 6.80 6.80 6.35 484.64 36.20 3.00 6.95 Vadilal 497.00 504.80 492.35 515.00 492.30 5.98 898.95 394.05 8 503.10
SundarFinHol 44.95 45.70 45.00 46.80 44.00 19.48 97.00 35.05 VadivrSpeChe 55.90 56.25 58.00 58.00 54.00 0.30 103.00 40.05 Kotak PSU Bk 127.46 130.28 10.29 340.00 121.00 129.07
SAL Stl 2.50 2.55 2.55 2.60 2.55 12.16 5.00 1.60 2 2.34 Sunfl ag 26.60 26.95 26.75 27.40 26.70 107.19 48.30 21.15 8 27.00
SalasarTech 83.50 83.70 83.20 84.90 81.05 17.91 223.45 68.80 4 84.60 Vaibhav 981.95 984.80 975.00 1004.90 950.05 6.22 1199.00 490.00 103 957.80 KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF 207.71 212.93 379.97 365.70 167.00
Sunteck [1] 192.50 190.20 193.50 195.15 185.55 138.21 532.00 164.05 22 190.60 VaishaliPhar 47.90 49.45 48.50 51.00 47.00 17.29 57.75 36.45
SalonaCot 39.60 39.60 38.05 39.95 38.00 0.84 105.75 33.60 24 Superhouse 68.10 72.35 68.95 73.00 68.15 28.94 130.00 52.55 3 71.65 KOTAKMAMCKTNV20ETF 48.05 48.41 6.23 70.00 38.50
Salzer Elec 68.20 70.55 68.20 71.35 68.20 15.29 147.15 47.30 4 70.45 Vakrang [1] 25.95 25.80 26.35 26.35 25.50 961.72 66.00 17.10 25.75
Supr.Ind [2] 1102.55 1090.30 1105.00 1105.00 1070.00 93.80 1413.95 791.15 31 1091.00 Vard Text 632.10 627.20 624.10 649.70 624.10 11.48 1145.00 592.90 6 625.60 Kotal Gold 426.25 422.75 78.07 476.00 274.60 425.05
Sambhaav [1] 2.10 2.15 2.10 2.20 1.90 103.58 5.50 1.25 2.21 Supr.Petro 150.90 153.25 150.90 154.00 147.00 71.90 229.75 113.10 12 152.40
Sanco Ind 7.90 8.55 8.20 8.90 7.75 272.14 23.25 6.00 Vard.Acry 28.60 28.60 28.45 28.65 27.95 8.11 285.30 98.00 11 112.10 LICNAMC CNFENGP 96.99 97.72 1.43 150.00 84.35 98.20
Suprajit [1] 119.50 119.60 119.00 123.85 118.50 146.11 235.00 100.00 12 119.40 Vard.Hld 1122.20 1125.05 1136.95 1138.20 1120.00 0.10 2292.00 741.40 9
Sandesh 465.70 460.30 460.65 470.00 445.15 0.21 777.00 380.00 5 444.85 Surana Solar [5] 5.35 5.30 5.45 5.45 5.15 33.82 12.25 5.07 5.45 LICNAMC CNFNHGP 98.21 98.02 7.08 164.95 77.00
SandharTech 159.40 161.50 160.00 163.00 155.55 2.47 314.40 121.10 12 159.60 Vard.SPC 43.90 45.15 46.45 46.50 44.10 4.58 105.55 34.15 45.85
Surana Tel [1] 3.25 3.20 3.20 3.30 3.10 7.03 5.73 2.05 3.27 VarrocEngg 145.20 152.45 146.00 152.45 143.20 170.18 566.00 120.00 LICNAMC CNMFET 22.17 21.95 4.16 24.54 17.00
Sangam 40.70 42.35 42.20 44.75 42.15 43.15 70.50 32.15 14 42.65 Surya Rosh 89.80 91.00 91.00 92.80 90.00 22.70 266.55 61.70 4 91.20
Sangh.Mov [2] 55.20 57.15 56.80 57.95 53.05 6.03 133.50 44.65 55.55 VarunBevera 662.20 658.60 670.00 685.00 655.00 177.84 869.95 485.05 43 657.85 Liquid BeEs [1000] 999.99 1000.00 1322.75 1008.70 999.00 1000.01
Suryalaxmi 20.80 24.95 24.50 24.95 23.05 152.19 35.20 12.75 25.28 Vascon 8.20 8.35 8.55 8.55 8.25 57.66 18.87 6.02 3 8.32
Sanghi Ind 19.15 18.95 19.70 20.05 18.85 254.89 72.00 17.60 6 18.95 MIRAEAMC MAN50ETF 94.89 96.31 2.25 135.00 75.10
Sutlej Te [1] 21.95 22.25 21.30 22.65 21.30 17.44 42.00 15.40 6 22.05 Vaswani 3.55 3.50 3.40 3.50 3.40 2.35 12.35 2.30
SanginitChem 83.90 84.90 84.00 84.95 84.00 31.47 155.95 60.15 Suven Lif [1] 41.75 43.80 43.80 43.80 43.80 115.09 67.40 10.99 5 43.80 MIRAEAMC MANXT50 234.61 236.50 3.06 339.00 151.00
Sanofi 7632.75 7724.55 7660.00 7798.00 7560.75 57.20 8528.45 5300.00 39 7723.55 Venky's 1125.65 1112.10 1140.00 1150.00 1080.00 71.08 2149.20 580.00 16 1113.25
SuvenPharma 289.50 288.45 288.00 291.90 286.00 30.90 317.95 175.20 VenusRem 46.60 48.90 48.90 48.90 48.90 10.10 48.10 19.50 48.10 MostGold 13.68 13.90 89.98 19.65 12.30 13.86
Sarda Ene 134.60 145.00 136.80 148.90 134.10 148.86 301.00 97.50 2 144.70
Suzlon [2] 2.70 2.65 2.75 2.75 2.60 8469.96 7.41 1.65 2.66 Vesuvius 889.95 889.60 898.65 923.35 876.30 2.80 1226.55 746.65 21 881.10 MostM50 [7] 93.37 93.21 0.67 124.70 78.00 94.62
Saregama 272.80 271.15 271.05 279.15 266.85 2.80 580.00 185.00 11 275.00
Swan Ener [1] 99.75 99.55 99.95 100.25 97.60 134.25 154.55 97.00 99.55 Veto Switch 34.40 33.50 34.40 34.85 33.10 13.40 77.40 25.75 6 33.60
Sarla Perf [1] 14.15 14.50 14.65 14.65 14.05 45.22 30.50 10.85 3 14.49 MostM50 668.26 655.29 53.57 697.00 475.00 652.33
Swaraj Eng 949.20 975.60 949.00 990.00 949.00 1.49 1455.45 807.35 16 971.85 VGuard [1] 178.10 178.10 180.00 181.35 174.45 624.03 259.70 149.00 36 178.25
Sasken 410.35 406.85 419.00 419.00 392.00 13.34 774.00 342.20 7 407.05 NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 50.29 50.50 167.89 75.00 40.50
Swle. Ener 81.95 84.70 84.95 85.60 82.40 1.05 199.67 56.30 14 85.30 VidhiSpclIng [1] 64.85 65.20 64.95 66.70 62.20 41.44 83.00 38.75 10 64.85
Sathv.Ispat 1.65 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 0.02 10.41 1.30 1.86
Symphony [2] 918.05 925.25 930.00 943.75 918.50 23.15 1575.00 690.00 38 925.05 Viji Finance [1] 0.35 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.30 505.42 0.87 0.19 0.33 NiftyBeEs [1] 99.35 101.12 2746.73 132.80 82.50 101.14
SatiaIndus 73.05 72.30 72.35 75.10 71.65 1.89 810.00 50.10
Syngene Int 309.50 307.00 312.00 313.75 305.10 135.63 368.10 201.65 36 307.40 VikasEcoTec [1] 1.65 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 29.10 15.10 0.96 1.95 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 243.62 246.59 113.11 304.00 190.00 244.81
Satin Credit 61.95 60.85 61.20 65.00 59.45 234.28 354.00 60.00 2 61.55
Savita 686.00 686.50 690.00 700.00 682.50 0.86 1389.00 475.00 9 VIKAS WSP 4.95 4.95 5.05 5.05 4.90 98.58 9.50 3.80
SBICrd&PaySv 550.90 577.50 555.40 584.00 548.40 6121.36 769.00 501.00 T ................................................. VikasMultCor 1.50 1.55 1.55 1.55 1.55 23.71 4.95 0.90 NIIndETFLong 21.13 21.25 33.58 25.11 16.60
Tainwala 39.95 40.85 37.00 41.90 37.00 1.37 86.40 31.75 11 41.35 VikasPro&Gnt 3.70 3.65 3.65 3.65 3.65 283.24 11.30 3.25 NIPETFDivOpp 26.09 25.19 0.84 34.00 17.12
SBILifeInsur 719.85 713.35 723.00 723.00 708.40 635.08 1030.00 520.00 53 713.30
Schaefl erInd 3325.15 3302.45 3395.00 3395.00 3280.25 13.15 5559.05 3206.00 28 3308.70 Taj GVK [2] 128.40 128.35 133.00 133.00 127.60 31.85 229.50 82.00 27 128.40 Vimta Lab [2] 78.40 81.45 81.20 83.80 78.60 81.59 203.00 51.05 13 81.45 NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 98.00 97.87 0.55 135.00 70.90
SChand&Co [5] 55.30 53.55 58.05 58.05 52.55 202.73 157.95 33.95 53.50 Take Sol [1] 58.05 59.80 59.15 60.50 58.00 60.25 159.30 37.15 59.75 Vinati Org [1] 961.85 983.30 976.90 1025.90 961.15 258.14 1255.50 651.00 30 982.90 NippoIndETF 53.00 52.89 0.93 63.00 42.50
Schneider [2] 84.75 84.65 85.55 86.95 82.50 65.20 113.90 58.00 84.80 Talbros 78.35 92.20 78.35 94.00 78.10 157.40 209.00 62.05 10 92.55 Vindh.Tel 593.15 615.80 604.90 622.80 581.00 23.02 1554.75 380.00 5 621.05
Vinyl Chm [1] 61.90 66.40 65.80 69.90 62.50 348.08 81.50 36.95 11 66.10 NIPPON INDIA ETF NV20 48.48 49.65 2.05 635.00 41.00
SCI 44.70 44.20 44.70 44.95 43.80 1879.26 69.80 24.85 9 44.10 Tanla Sol [1] 64.60 67.80 64.05 67.80 63.00 174.94 89.25 37.00 68.05
SE Power 1.95 2.30 2.00 2.30 1.95 99.14 4.35 1.26 2.34 Tarmat 20.70 20.40 20.40 21.65 20.25 1.52 41.90 19.75 13 24.55 VIP Ind [2] 236.75 233.75 239.25 244.70 232.00 470.10 519.90 187.95 23 233.55 PSU Bk BeEs [1] 14.20 14.45 45.56 38.10 13.48 14.47
Seamec 317.35 327.45 332.00 332.00 325.55 5.86 530.00 195.00 6 327.55 TastyBiteEat 10938.90 10799.95 11000.00 11000.00 10648.05 0.90 13297.00 7442.55 6910797.75 VIPClothing [2] 5.90 5.90 5.80 5.95 5.80 52.48 19.50 3.38 6.09 Qgold [100] 2109.75 2106.10 5.20 2147.00 1381.00 2108.21
SecuriIntSvc [5] 413.80 414.75 426.45 432.00 413.00 70.82 624.10 332.00 34 414.35 Tata Chem 285.10 285.05 287.00 289.25 282.50 1552.56 339.95 197.40 7 285.15 Vipul Ltd [1] 15.75 16.35 16.00 16.40 16.00 1.08 54.90 11.40
SBIAMC SBIETFQLTY 87.19 87.12 2.27 115.00 73.20
Selan Exp 82.45 81.25 80.40 82.00 80.40 8.50 188.75 62.35 3 81.45 Tata Cof [1] 73.95 75.25 73.15 76.75 73.15 1399.31 107.20 47.10 18 75.25 Visagar [1] 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.15 4.90 0.57 0.18 0.21
Tata Com 376.95 404.70 376.95 407.95 368.00 198.65 581.00 205.70 36 404.20 Visak.Ind 164.90 162.15 171.40 171.40 161.00 29.28 449.70 95.00 5 162.20 SBIAMC SETF10GILT 187.61 192.19 0.61 234.50 154.27
Sequent Sc [2] 77.15 77.70 77.20 80.70 75.35 493.66 99.35 52.00 77.60
Sesh.Paper [2] 141.50 132.15 144.95 144.95 131.60 68.59 225.70 82.05 4 132.10 Tata Elxsi 815.50 814.20 825.00 842.00 795.25 789.42 1098.75 501.00 20 810.35 Vishnu Chemi 122.10 122.30 121.10 123.75 121.10 10.69 164.00 60.80 10 SBIETF Gold 4358.15 4341.50 19.85 4955.80 2815.30
SetcoAuto [2] 10.50 10.15 10.70 10.85 10.05 98.97 30.40 5.45 7 10.18 Tata Inv 754.85 746.45 761.50 761.50 737.00 31.49 1025.00 592.15 30 746.80 VishwarajSug 63.70 63.05 63.70 64.55 62.55 7.25 102.00 51.30 SBIETF NIFTY 50 96.48 98.41 296.30 138.55 79.00
SeyaIndus 42.90 41.95 43.10 43.35 41.30 23.28 499.90 38.95 Tata M DVR [2] 34.30 34.90 34.30 35.10 33.85 3229.38 107.65 28.35 34.90 VLS Fin 36.90 37.40 37.45 37.95 36.35 7.60 64.80 26.50 37.05
Voltamp 895.80 906.00 904.60 915.00 900.00 5.89 1475.00 710.00 8 904.85 SBIETF NIFTY BANK 205.39 209.06 51.14 373.20 169.00
Shah Alloy 6.60 6.30 6.30 6.90 6.30 0.81 18.50 5.71 6.70 Tata Metlk 435.60 460.10 440.50 479.15 425.25 69.34 688.00 311.40 8 460.05
Shal.Paints [2] 61.90 62.80 63.55 65.00 61.80 114.25 111.00 43.85 62.95 TataConsProd 342.90 354.00 343.00 356.00 343.00 3653.52 408.00 195.10 Voltas [1] 496.80 491.40 497.00 498.70 489.00 2104.53 740.50 449.20 31 491.40 SBIETFNN50 243.65 246.74 7.59 328.10 190.00
SHALBY 64.95 65.10 64.80 66.00 64.00 50.97 138.95 40.05 15 65.35 TataPowerC [1] 30.70 31.10 31.10 31.50 31.0014336.26 74.05 30.00 14 31.10 VRL Logistic 168.90 167.55 170.00 172.00 165.30 102.10 315.00 120.50 14 166.90 Sharia BeEs 234.00 234.01 0.11 300.00 157.95
ShankarBldg 243.20 244.15 248.00 248.00 238.00 15.94 583.00 214.60 26 243.75 TataSteelBSL 16.85 17.20 16.90 17.45 16.75 3319.66 35.35 15.10 VST Ind 2910.30 2888.50 2939.00 2958.80 2875.00 13.82 4856.45 2550.00 16 2902.00
TATAAML NETF 108.90 107.42 0.13 132.00 77.81
Shanthi Grs [1] 87.80 87.65 87.80 89.90 85.05 22.95 131.00 56.30 22 87.20 TataStlLngPr 222.55 227.35 221.10 230.00 221.10 28.64 762.00 164.00 VST Til 892.60 897.35 887.35 920.00 886.30 4.73 1413.95 601.00 23 893.80
TCI Devl 244.00 246.70 238.00 255.00 230.05 0.27 422.00 212.50 TATAAML NPBET 109.45 109.66 0.91 190.00 90.10
Sharda Motor 699.75 709.65 690.00 730.00 657.00 6.72 1570.00 483.00 6 700.00
ShardaCropch 148.00 147.70 149.95 151.90 142.00 12.02 420.00 99.00 9 146.00 TCI Express [2] 649.85 729.55 659.95 767.00 642.45 376.91 950.45 491.00 30 728.85 W ................................................ UTI Gold [100] 4379.30 4401.10 1.58 4595.00 2784.02 4399.76
SheelaFoam [5] 1365.55 1402.55 1361.55 1431.90 1341.50 5.52 1770.00 1084.00 40 1388.05 TCI Fin 5.50 5.60 5.75 5.75 5.40 1.02 18.90 3.80 Wabco Ind [5] 6300.05 6251.60 6309.35 6330.00 6149.85 7.22 6915.05 5296.75 66 6252.45 UTIAMC UTINEXT50 247.21 248.04 0.76 335.00 202.10
Shemaroo Ent 99.90 104.85 104.85 104.85 103.00 60.20 402.50 40.25 4 TCNSClothing 396.70 392.40 399.00 399.05 388.25 8.32 860.00 295.10 Waterbase 95.20 94.45 95.00 96.45 93.45 269.99 152.70 69.00 UTIAMC UTINIFT 994.89 1017.00 0.56 1480.00 840.00
Shilpa Med [1] 380.95 377.20 381.50 389.00 374.00 38.64 538.75 190.80 20 377.50 TCPLPackage 217.30 239.00 224.00 239.00 224.00 8.11 401.85 130.00 Weizman 24.30 23.55 24.85 24.85 23.45 4.05 43.35 14.25 16 24.10
ShirpurGold 7.90 7.75 7.90 8.00 7.55 35.28 21.25 5.20 7.86 TD Power 89.05 91.45 87.25 93.05 87.25 3.82 189.80 71.90 15 92.00 Wels.Corp [5] 65.40 65.20 65.50 66.50 64.80 962.78 233.70 60.15 65.20 UTIAMC UTISENS 354.95 352.87 11.81 452.00 301.00
Shiv.Global 6.75 6.75 6.80 7.00 6.55 6.39 15.24 5.55 6.87 TeamleaseSvc 1550.10 1553.70 1564.95 1578.40 1550.00 4.55 3191.70 1421.35 27 1561.75 Wels.India [1] 26.50 26.40 26.90 26.90 26.20 559.88 59.30 18.30 5 26.50 UTIAMC UTISXN50 257.25 248.20 0.64 390.40 190.67
Shivam Auto [2] 11.00 10.95 10.85 11.25 10.80 72.15 38.35 8.25 11.03 Technocr 220.25 221.80 220.25 228.90 216.55 1.41 530.00 144.00 5 220.00 Wels.Inv 156.00 156.00 155.00 156.00 150.05 0.12 272.50 133.00 71
ShivaMills 21.30 22.05 21.50 22.95 21.50 1.88 58.50 18.00 14 21.00 TechnoEle&En 202.30 203.20 202.95 209.25 201.60 1.93 322.00 175.05 Welspun Ent. 52.30 52.05 52.05 53.10 51.00 44.55 142.35 33.35 5 51.35 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52Week High/Low fi gures
Shop.Stop [5] 187.75 190.65 192.80 199.00 186.80 38.82 510.20 171.95 190.20 Tecnnofab 5.75 5.95 5.55 6.00 5.50 29.69 80.00 4.74 5.95 Wendt 2013.10 2004.25 2000.05 2030.00 1999.95 0.25 3390.00 1590.00 37 2000.35 pertain to BSE.
Shr.CU.Fin 723.80 728.05 723.80 738.00 723.80 8.61 1750.00 675.00 4 728.25 TeraSoftware 17.95 17.65 17.00 18.45 17.00 11.96 49.45 12.55 3 17.80 West C Pap [2] 143.95 141.35 145.00 147.00 137.65 44.30 297.00 99.90 3 141.30 Shares of face value other than ₹ 10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the
Shr.EPC 3.35 3.40 3.50 3.50 3.25 438.06 14.00 1.96 3.40 Tex.Infra [1] 35.90 36.20 37.00 37.90 35.55 17.00 58.90 22.50 36.20 WestlifeDevp 291.55 296.60 294.80 301.00 288.20 90.13 499.40 261.45 company.
Shr.Ram.Mul [5] 3.65 3.80 3.65 3.80 3.65 7.18 7.80 2.71 4.00 Tex.Pipe 10.25 10.40 10.25 10.60 10.05 19.47 21.50 7.01 5 10.37 Wheels Ind 413.45 422.10 417.85 430.00 410.30 3.01 980.10 284.15 15 427.50 Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands.
Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 5.10 5.30 5.15 5.35 5.05 903.04 11.29 3.20 5.28 Tex.Rail [1] 25.75 25.35 25.25 25.90 25.25 71.14 77.33 14.50 10 25.45 Whirlpool 1944.10 2052.05 1953.00 2070.90 1905.00 173.63 2570.00 1325.35 53 2053.85
Shr.Tr.Fin 695.30 697.15 703.00 716.40 681.95 4769.14 1366.90 440.00 5 697.25 TGB Banq 2.20 2.25 2.20 2.25 2.20 1.87 11.25 2.03 2.15 Wil.Magor 14.70 15.00 14.90 15.25 14.30 4.45 44.95 8.20 The PE(priceearnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
Shre PushChe 87.25 87.35 91.60 91.60 86.00 15.31 168.00 57.00 10 87.75 Thanga.Jwl 239.65 236.40 249.90 249.90 230.00 4.92 485.00 216.90 7 238.95 Wockhardt [5] 262.00 262.90 262.00 268.70 262.00 308.02 435.40 147.20 262.65 The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12
ShreDigvjCem 22.85 22.95 22.85 23.55 22.65 105.24 33.90 18.40 The Byke Hos 10.10 9.95 10.10 10.35 9.65 10.38 30.50 7.65 9.91 WonderlaHoli 128.15 126.10 129.05 129.95 125.50 87.06 318.00 122.00 12 126.30 months.
BSE Stocks
C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
A.K.Capital 196.80 195.40 Beryl Secur. 7.55 7.80 Diamines&Chm 199.30 195.75 Hawkins Cook 4796.15 4803.10 Jumpnet [5] 48.85 48.45 MediaMatrix [1] 2.68 2.88 Paushak Ltd 2084.70 2101.95 Rvnl 17.20 17.18 Sportking 154.95 157.00 Unistar Mult 1.45 1.45 Virinchi 27.65 28.20 Zenotech 20.55 20.46
A.Sarabhai 19.40 19.55 Bestagro 190.10 191.35 Diana Tea Co [5] 9.28 9.32 Haz Mul Pro [4] 0.49 0.47 Jupiter Info 28.40 28.10 Medicamen Bi 275.55 269.75 Pbm Polytex 35.00 31.60 S.I.Paper 53.00 54.45 Srg Hfl 57.35 62.25 United Drill 109.30 105.10 Vision Corpo 0.47 0.46 Zf Steering 269.30 271.85
Aail [5] 15.05 15.15 Bgjl 61.50 61.50 Disa India 3508.10 3560.00 Hb Estate De 6.71 7.00 Jyoti Ltd. 3.02 3.17 Medinova Dia 15.00 15.75 Pcs Tech 2.29 2.19 S.R.Indus. 0.52 0.50 Sri Digv Cem 22.90 23.00 Univ.Prime 2.00 2.00 Vista Pharma[2] 7.27 7.29 Zimlab 65.95 62.10
Aanchalisp 5.83 6.07 Bh.Immun&Bio 13.97 14.66 Divinus 38.50 38.50 Hb Portfolio 12.85 12.33 Jyoti Resins 122.15 126.40 Megrisoft 15.40 16.15 Pee Cee Cosm 80.60 80.60 Sab 61.95 58.90 Sri Nachamai 11.00 11.50 Universal A 0.94 0.98 Visven 73.15 76.25 Zodiac Ven [1] 10.50 9.98
Aarey Drugs 20.38 20.38 Bhagira.Chem 292.70 289.85 Dolphin Medi 0.85 0.89 Helpage 17.25 17.00 Kabsons Indu 2.95 2.95 Mehai 46.85 44.55 Peeti Securt 8.08 8.39 Saboo Sodium 3.10 3.15 Stanrose Maf 63.35 63.25 Univphoto 67.25 62.00 Vitesse 37.50 35.70
Aarnav 49.05 49.05 Bhagwati Aut 88.15 81.00 Dr.Agar.Eye 209.00 221.95 Heof1126rg 8.05 7.91 Kachchhmin 1.27 1.22 Mehta I.Fin 3.02 3.02 Pentamed.G [1] 0.37 0.36 Sacheta Met. 12.58 12.95 Starlite Com 2.91 3.05 Upasana Fin. 16.80 16.00 Vivid Ind [5] 13.03 13.07 Group T
Aayush 21.58 22.65 Bhagwati Oxy 9.98 10.00 Duke Offshor 6.20 5.89 Hfi l 7.38 7.11 Kacl [1] 1.32 1.32 Mel 6.10 6.00 Perfectpac 125.00 126.00 Sadhana Nitr[1] 29.70 30.15 Starlog 17.75 17.30 Ushdev Intnl [1] 0.21 0.21 Vivo Bio Tec 29.95 29.50
Abansent 186.50 195.20 Bharat Bhush 17.85 18.74 Duncaneng 99.50 104.75 Hhof1140rg 6.44 6.50 Kaira Can Co 699.80 733.90 MenonPiston[1] 12.60 12.97 Perm Magnets 80.45 82.65 Safari Ind. [2] 376.00 392.20 Std.Battery [1] 3.56 3.63 Utiniftetf 992.90 992.18 Vjtfedu 56.35 56.50 Agiil 52.20 52.95
Abc India 45.00 45.00 Bharat Seats [2] 44.75 45.60 Duroply 32.05 32.85 High Energy 213.30 220.00 Kakatiya Tex 3.25 3.25 Mercantile 3.70 3.88 Phoenix Int. 8.75 9.00 Sagarprod [1] 9.45 9.57 Steel Exch 12.33 12.55 Utisensetf 355.01 352.33 Vms Industr 5.81 5.80 Artemiselc 128.30 129.00
AbmKnowled[5] 45.60 43.90 Bharatagri 165.00 165.90 Dutron Poly. 118.65 112.75 Him.Fibres [1] 1.30 1.30 Kallam [2] 4.32 4.33 Mescon 4.63 4.82 Phoenix Tn 6.30 6.61 Sagarsoft 48.65 46.90 Steelcast [5] 77.65 75.05 Utlinds [1] 6.60 6.93 Voith Paper 1110.55 1099.95 Asyl 9.20 9.66
Accel [2] 3.85 3.91 Bhilwara Sp. 7.85 8.24 Dynamic Ind. 41.20 44.45 Himtek [2] 35.65 37.75 Kamaholding 4446.50 4718.70 Metroglobl 37.95 36.30 Phosphate 70.40 66.90 Sahara Housg 25.95 26.90 Steelco Guj. 1.29 1.28 Uyfi ncorp [5] 1.29 1.33 Vrl 29.40 29.80 Bellacasa 88.90 86.45
Ace Software 12.90 13.40 Bhilwra Tec [1] 4.31 4.17 Dynamic Port 1.58 1.58 Hind Alumin 38.00 38.30 Kaman Hsg 3.40 3.57 Mfl India [1] 0.19 0.19 Phytochem I. 24.00 23.50 Sahya Indu 79.00 79.60 Stovac Ind. 1800.35 1850.00 V.B.Desai 2.46 2.34 Vyapar Inds 41.00 41.00 Ceinsystech 95.00 91.00
Aci Infocom [1] 0.20 0.21 Bihar Sponge 0.33 0.34 Dynavision 45.00 45.00 Hind Mills 171.00 179.00 Kanchi 198.00 225.40 Milkfood 499.90 499.00 Piccadily Ag 7.21 7.16 Saibaba 1.55 1.48 Suditi Ind. 8.01 7.85 Vadilal Ent 898.40 900.00 W.H.Brady 101.10 106.15 Comsyn 41.00 43.00
Acknit Ind 54.60 53.45 Bilcare Ltd. 27.09 26.55 Eastern Tred 18.65 19.55 Hind.Everest 72.15 72.50 Kanelind 0.26 0.25 Minaxi Text. [1] 0.29 0.28 Piccadily Su 4.35 4.28 Sainik Fin. 25.00 26.00 Sukjit Strch 161.95 161.60 Valson Indus 13.01 13.74 Walchand Pf 42.00 46.00 Ggpl [5] 40.05 39.35
Acme 5.70 5.42 Binny Ltd. [5] 62.00 64.85 Eastwest 54.00 51.05 Hind.Fluroca 4.24 4.45 Kanishk St. 9.30 9.10 Mishtann [1] 5.14 5.04 Pion Invest 27.80 27.70 SaintGobain 46.00 44.60 Sulabh Eng. [1] 0.70 0.67 Vama Inds [2] 7.34 7.19 Wall St.Fin. 16.26 16.00 Guj.Raffia 6.71 7.04
Acrycil Ltd. [2] 70.50 70.40 Binny Mills 38.20 38.20 Eco Board In 4.64 4.70 Hind.Foods 538.40 558.10 Kanpur Plast 49.90 59.85 Mitshi 38.20 43.85 Pix Trans 103.30 107.45 Salauto 98.80 105.70 Sumedha Fisc 15.55 15.75 Vandana [1] 0.37 0.37 Wallfort Fin 16.90 17.70 Guj.Stat.Fin 2.08 2.04
Action Fin. 8.00 8.00 Biopac India 3.00 3.00 Ecoplast Ltd 83.00 83.00 Hind.Tin Wrk 36.90 42.45 Karnavati 29.50 28.50 Mkexim 11.15 10.95 Pm Telelinn 2.11 2.01 Samkrg Pist. 98.35 101.55 Sumeru Ind [1] 1.00 1.00 Variman 18.15 17.25 Warren Tea 42.45 44.00
Adcindia 124.45 121.35 Birla Pretec [2] 5.39 5.65 Ecoreco 30.00 30.95 Hindhard 54.25 52.95 Kavitind 80.15 79.00 Modern Dairi 2.80 2.68 Pmcfi n [1] 0.26 0.25 Sampre Nutri 24.45 24.45 Sumichem 234.35 242.85 Kpel 93.10 97.00
Varroc [1] 145.25 152.50 Waterbase 95.10 94.60
Adinath Exim 6.09 5.79 Birlatyres 6.32 6.63 Elantas 2398.70 2450.00 Hindu.Adhesi 64.00 64.00 Kcp Sugar In [1] 12.70 12.87 Modinatural 23.10 24.25 Pml 879.00 884.95 Samrat Pharm 76.85 75.50 Sun Techno [1] 0.19 0.19 Kushal [2] 2.44 2.48
Vas Infra 5.16 4.91 Welcast 339.90 340.00
Aditya Ispat 4.04 3.84 Bl.Chip Tex 86.60 87.75 Eldeco Hous. 799.45 872.50 Hindustn Bio 1.25 1.25 Kdll 24.65 24.70 Modipon 13.30 12.70 Poel 20.50 21.44 Sandu Pharma 17.20 17.49 Sungold Cap. 0.98 0.94 Vbc Ferro 15.20 14.50 Welsplsol [6] 6.36 6.12 Loyal 35.95 34.20
Ador Fontech[2] 28.10 28.90 Bla Ros Ind [1] 93.65 93.65 Elpro Inter [1] 32.25 31.85 Hitechwind 13.87 14.34 Keltech En. 570.00 557.00 Modison Met[1] 30.10 28.40 Polson Ltd. [50] 7436.00 7500.00 Sandur Mang. 513.15 503.50 Sunil Health 18.69 17.98 Vedavaag 20.80 20.50 Wepsoln 14.80 13.93 Madrasfert 15.00 15.03
Ador Multi. 31.35 32.70 Bmw [1] 11.00 11.00 Emerald 11.89 11.30 Hleglas 656.65 669.75 Kemistar 43.00 44.50 Modulex 11.18 10.63 Polycab 704.70 690.30 Sangal Paper 58.40 55.60 Sunshield Ch 92.50 98.00 Veejay Laksh 24.00 25.20 Westlife Dev [2] 292.20 296.95 Msl 54.60 54.50
Advance Tech 0.19 0.19 Bnaltd 105.10 106.55 Emmessar Bio 12.10 12.70 Howard Hotel 6.82 6.82 Kennametal 720.00 712.15 Mohit Paper 5.30 5.05 Polychem 311.00 305.00 Saninfra 81.55 80.50 Super Crop. [2] 10.44 10.16 Veer Energy 6.70 6.75 Whiteorg 5.62 5.63 Narayani 33.25 31.60
Ael [5] 12.20 12.15 Bnk Capital 53.00 54.35 Empire Ind. 598.90 610.00 Huil 480.05 480.05 Kerala Ayur 48.40 47.50 Monarch 19.30 19.80 Polylink Pol [5] 9.20 9.00 Sanjivani Pa 7.25 6.92 SuperTanner [1] 1.59 1.66 Vegetable [1] 2.85 2.85 Wim Plast Lt 308.70 305.00 Neogen 445.55 467.80
Aiil 70.50 67.35 Bnl 11.41 11.97 Empower [1] 0.19 0.19 Icicibankn 204.41 211.15 Kesar Petro [1] 4.77 4.68 Moneyboxx 68.95 68.90 Polymech.Mch 28.00 26.60 Sankhya Info 2.66 2.79 Superior 30.20 30.25 Veljan 720.20 706.55 Wimsome Text 13.30 13.61 Ptil 339.90 344.40
Aimco Pesti. 60.85 59.55 Bodhtree 29.95 30.65 Enkei Wheel [5] 196.10 188.95 Icicibankp 111.50 112.15 Key Corp.Ltd 9.57 9.10 Morgan Cru 1407.95 1413.35 Polytex(P) 0.56 0.54 Sappl 146.15 142.35 Supertex Ind 1.74 1.74 Veritas [1] 28.55 29.10 Winsome Brew 3.73 3.73 Rci Ind 8.35 8.76
Ainfra [5] 13.40 13.41 Bom.Cycle 672.00 694.75 Enterpr.Inte 4.00 4.00 Icicilovol 80.92 82.00 Kg Denim 17.30 17.40 Moschip [2] 7.65 7.55 Poona Dal 39.35 43.25 Sarasw.Comm. 188.30 192.05 Supreme Ho 13.02 13.67 Viaanindus [1] 1.48 1.50 Wintac Ltd 170.10 170.75 Relhome 1.01 1.06
Ajanta Soya 26.00 25.65 Bplpharma 199.50 200.00 Escort Finan 1.52 1.48 Icicimcap 50.91 51.18 Kg Petrochem 50.00 50.00 Mpil Corp L 185.00 192.00 Porwal Auto 11.54 11.56 Sarel 10.94 11.05 Surat Text. [1] 1.14 1.17 Victor Mil [100] 1368.65 1370.15 Wpil Ltd. 337.45 350.25 Rnb Denims 32.50 34.10
Ajil 39.20 38.45 Brady Morris 52.25 54.85 Essar Secu 1.20 1.26 Icicinxt50 [1] 24.61 24.40 Khaitan 6.67 6.85 Mpl 4.20 4.41 Powerindia [2] 803.60 811.60 Sarupindus 30.00 29.65 Suryalata Sp 86.45 85.10 Victory Papr 78.55 78.90 Xelpmoc 53.65 56.95
Alexander 14.49 14.77 Brawn Bio 30.00 31.00 Everest Org. 92.10 92.90 Icicisensx 338.00 344.49 Khod.India 55.50 58.25 Msr India [5] 9.39 9.39 Ppl 47.75 45.40 Satia [1] 72.85 72.05 Suryamba Sp 42.00 41.90 Rpel 79.45 80.00
Vijay Solvex 387.90 368.55 Xtglobal [1] 10.92 11.13 Rudra 59.95 62.70
Alfl [1] 1.10 1.10 Brijlaxmi Le 0.65 0.65 Facor Alloys [1] 1.18 1.14 Icl 3.65 3.50 Kic Metaliks [2] 33.10 32.50 Mstc 90.25 93.20 Pradeep Met. 32.85 32.75 Sauras.Cem. 32.00 32.80 Suvenphar [1] 290.40 287.70 Vijay Textil 16.05 16.35 Yashchem 66.20 64.90
Alka India [1] 0.19 0.19 Bronze Infra 0.19 0.19 Faze Three L 27.05 28.60 Icsl [1] 1.23 1.23 Kifs Fsl 50.00 52.50 Mukesh Babu 133.60 126.95 Prag Bosimi 2.45 2.45 Saven Techn[1] 11.80 11.77 Suyog Tele 271.75 261.25 S&S Power Sw 35.11 33.36
Vikas Wsp [1] 4.94 4.95 Yashpakka 37.65 36.10
Alu Fluoride 98.15 95.35 Calcom Visio 15.33 16.09 Fenoplas.Ltd 16.80 17.00 Idfsensexe 378.00 377.00 Kilburn Engg 13.30 13.04 Mul 24.05 23.60 Praveg 12.09 12.33 Sayajiind [5] 118.45 116.05 Sv Global [5] 41.00 40.75 Scooters Ind 22.65 23.75
Vikasmcorp [1] 1.52 1.59 Yasraj Cont. 3.13 2.98
Amal Product 128.65 122.80 Camex Ltd 12.82 12.84 Fermenta [5] 253.25 250.30 Ifi nser 20.25 20.95 Kilpest (I) 138.20 133.80 Muller & Phi 25.00 26.20 Precision El 17.45 17.00 Sbfl 2.52 2.64 Svartcorp [1] 2.65 2.56 Vikasprop [1] 3.35 3.29 Yogi Sungwon 1.26 1.32 Sctl 1.39 1.35
Amalgamate[5] 31.90 30.35 Capricorn 9.55 9.85 Ferventsyn 12.50 12.50 Iifl sec [2] 33.10 33.50 Kimiabl [1] 23.75 24.90 Multibase I 110.05 110.90 Premco Glob. 60.00 62.95 Sbicard 550.70 577.50 Svcind 1.24 1.18 Vikram Therm 79.95 80.70 Ysl [100] 9000.00 9449.90 Sintexplast [1] 1.33 1.39
Amazeent 36.75 36.75 Caprihans 35.80 37.25 Fiberwb In 15.80 15.49 Iifl wam [2] 899.95 885.65 Kinetic Eng. 18.32 18.00 Mys Petro 42.50 43.75 Prima Agro L 4.75 4.97 Sbisensex 340.09 344.60 Svpglob 322.90 326.20 Vinyofl ex Lt 19.80 18.85 Yuken India 421.20 442.15 Tejasnet 38.45 38.00
Ambition 4.18 4.38 Caprola.Chem 18.09 18.99 Fineline Ci 27.30 28.45 Iisl 9.25 9.53 Kingsinfra 20.00 20.00 N.G.Ind.Ltd. 46.30 46.60 Prima Plasti 31.45 32.00 Scagro 1.29 1.29 SwadPolytex[1] 3.26 3.32 Vipulorg 103.80 99.70 Zeal 74.95 76.70 Tejnaksh 44.00 43.90
Amines&Plast [2] 24.95 26.15 Captain Poly [2] 25.85 25.20 Firstobj 2.07 2.07 Incap Ltd. 29.20 28.95 Kiran Vypar 57.00 57.00 N.R.Agarwal 199.70 191.70 Prime Prop [5] 9.99 9.82 Scandent 11.55 11.55 Swarnasa 6.72 6.40 Virat Crane 16.65 15.90 Zenith Fibre 31.55 30.55 Vcu Data 2.20 2.16
Amintan [1] 0.77 0.80 Catvision 5.37 5.60 Flex Foods 35.90 36.20 Ind Cem Cap 2.30 2.35 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 53.00 55.90 Nam Sec 53.35 50.70 Prime Urban [2] 5.22 4.96 Scanp Geom [2] 17.70 17.00 Swasti Vinay [1] 2.98 2.99 Virat Indus. 34.85 35.00 Zenith Healt [1] 1.33 1.37 Vishal [5] 214.00 212.00
Amrawor Agr[1] 0.36 0.36 Ccl Inter 2.53 2.48 Fluidomat 61.00 65.65 Ind.Acrylics 6.68 6.82 Kirlosar Pn [2] 104.70 106.80 Narmada Gel 135.40 138.45 Princepipe 94.35 93.45 Scanstl 17.45 17.40 Swastik Inv 72.60 76.00
Amrit Corp 634.95 634.00 Ceejay Finan 78.70 75.25 Fluorochem [1] 315.00 308.15 Ind.Bank Hsg 13.25 14.20 Kirloskar El 9.42 9.88 Nat.Peroxide 2093.40 2052.05 Prism Medi 13.49 13.24 Sdl 10.56 11.02 Swsolar [1] 166.05 174.35
Andhra Petro 23.95 23.85 Cenlub Indus 28.10 32.05 Foods & Inns [1] 47.00 46.60 Ind.Toners 67.95 67.40 Kisan Mould. 9.38 9.13 Nat.Plastic 19.55 19.10 Prismx 10.80 10.30 Seasons Text 4.47 4.31 Sxetf 3400.00 3418.67
Andrew Yule [2] 10.10 9.97 CgVak Softw 31.50 30.05 Forbes & Co 1099.20 1068.80 IndagRubber[2] 56.15 55.35 Kkalpanaind [2] 15.47 15.36 Natfi t 29.55 29.55 Pritikauto 68.70 68.30 Sel 7.50 7.50 Sybly Inds. 0.98 0.99 NSE Trade for Trade
Aneri 7.77 7.77 Chamanl Se [2] 37.20 38.30 Force Motr 836.00 860.00 India Gelat. 90.65 91.90 Kmc Shil [1] 13.59 13.50 Nathind 71.10 68.00 Priya Ltd. 11.27 11.28 Senthilinfo 4.81 5.05 Sylph Tech 6.80 6.46
Ansal Build. 22.15 23.40 Chandni Te 25.15 27.30 Fortis Mlr 43.00 42.60 India Home 35.30 35.00 Kmf Builders [5] 1.44 1.51 National Std 51.95 54.50 Pro Fin Cap. 21.00 19.20 Setfbse100 112.00 112.00 Symbiox 0.32 0.32 C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Anuh Pharma[5] 157.55 159.30 Charterlogis [1] 3.33 3.20 Franklinind 12.25 12.25 India Niveh [1] 26.15 26.55 Kotak Sensex 332.00 339.02 Natraj Prote 19.95 19.00 Ptcil 299.00 299.15 Seyaind 42.85 42.10 Synco Form. [1] 1.04 1.06
Anup 307.30 302.35 Chemb Chm [5] 153.60 150.15 Fraser 2.48 2.52 Indiamart 2232.35 2263.45 Kotaknifty 97.22 99.33 Natural Caps 53.45 52.95 Pun.Alkali 34.00 32.60 Sh.Hari Chem 20.50 20.50 Syschem (I) 6.07 6.05
Anupam 12.25 12.23 Chemo Pharma 6.19 6.19 Fredun 180.10 178.65 Indian Info. [1] 0.19 0.19 Kothari Ferm 42.35 41.80 Navkar Build 8.64 8.21 Pun.Communi. 12.90 12.90 Sh.Karthik P [5] 2.82 2.68 Systamatix C 38.95 38.95 63MoonsTec [2] 58.70 57.15 IndSwifLab 21.80 21.45 Rajsr.Sug 12.35 12.95
Apm Indus. [2] 13.55 13.33 Cheviot Co. 588.95 595.70 Freshtrop Fr 61.10 59.50 Indian Sucro 18.05 18.95 Kpittech 49.85 52.30 Ncl Research [2] 0.20 0.21 Pvvinfra 2.73 2.86 Sh.Steel Wir 13.90 13.25 T & I Global 60.40 57.70 AbanOffshor[2] 20.20 19.95 InfobeanTech 98.85 93.95 Rana Sug 3.25 3.25
Apmfi nvest [2] 13.02 12.06 Choice Int. 89.80 92.45 Front Buss [5] 0.69 0.72 Indicap 23.05 23.00 Kpt [5] 44.60 46.40 Netfsensex 315.00 330.40 Pwasml 16.50 16.50 Sha Eng Pla 255.20 253.60 Taalent 113.95 123.00 ABM Internat 13.00 13.00 Inventure 11.85 11.75 Rane Eng 197.15 199.80
Apollo Fin I 172.95 181.55 Choksi Imag 13.20 13.20 Front Sec [5] 28.10 28.15 Indinfra 3.25 3.25 Kriti Nutri [1] 19.95 19.25 Nettlinx Ltd 17.80 17.90 Qgo 10.90 10.70 Shahlon 66.80 68.10 Tahl 25.10 24.60 AdrotInfotec 5.50 5.25 IVP 38.00 36.10 RattanIndIn [2] 1.60 1.60
Apollotri [2] 309.90 325.35 Choksi Labor 10.20 9.72 Frontier Spr 204.20 204.80 Indo Amines 47.40 49.75 Krl 107.40 107.40 Newlight 31.00 31.00 Quadrant [1] 0.19 0.19 Shalib.Finan 45.45 45.00 Talbroseng 71.80 77.30 Affle(India) 1381.00 1450.05 IZMO 15.30 14.80 RelHomeFin 1.10 1.15
Aravali Sec. 2.40 2.28 Chordia Food 80.95 79.10 Fut Sol 35.00 33.25 Indoboraxc 211.45 211.90 Krrail 29.40 29.90 Nfi l 12.00 11.40 Quasar 5.55 5.80 Shalimar Pro [1] 0.49 0.49 Tamboli Cap 36.80 36.05 AGC Net 244.85 253.25 JaiBal.Ind 18.20 18.80 Reliance Infrast 21.65 22.70
Architorg 5.60 5.45 Chowgule St 3.42 3.25 G.V.Films [1] 0.30 0.29 Indokem Ltd. 7.08 7.00 Krypton Ind 8.80 9.23 NglFine Chm [5] 378.25 364.10 Raclgear 57.60 60.00 Shalimar Wir[2] 5.40 5.65 Taneja Aero. [5] 19.45 19.50 AkashInfraPr 84.00 85.00 JainIrrigation[2] 6.40 6.70 RelNavalEngg 1.30 1.30
Arfi n 29.65 30.05 Cianagro 33.25 34.90 Ganesh Benz[1] 31.30 33.40 Indsil Hyd 7.00 7.34 Ktkind4rg 8.06 7.81 Nhcfoods 4.25 4.25 Radhe Devlop 10.19 9.99 Shangar 36.00 36.00 Tarai Foods 7.05 7.39 Alchemist 2.00 2.10 Jain Studio 0.90 0.90 Rohit Ferro 0.50 0.50
Arihant Cap. [5] 35.15 34.25 Cifl 103.00 98.75 Garnet Const 9.32 9.20 Indus.&Prud. 850.00 859.00 Kuberji 0.83 0.83 Nicco Parks [1] 29.50 29.50 Radhey 21.25 19.75 Sharat Indus 21.85 22.90 Tata Yodogaw 23.05 24.40 Alps Ind 0.85 0.80 Jaiprakash Pow 0.75 0.75 RoltaIndDep 3.70 3.75
Artefact Pr 28.85 30.10 Cil Securits 10.98 10.44 Garnet Intl 26.90 25.60 Indusfi nl 8.48 8.48 Lactose(I) 19.85 19.40 Nidl 9.00 9.45 Radiocity [2] 13.78 13.61 Shardul Secu 41.00 38.95 Tatia Glob [1] 0.27 0.27 Andhra Cem 3.40 3.25 JashEnggLtd 102.80 100.80 Ruchi Inff [1] 3.30 3.45
Artemismed 147.05 155.00 Citadel 11.90 11.35 Garwa.Marine 1.82 1.80 Inn.Tech.Pac [1] 9.20 9.20 Ladderup Fin 21.15 20.10 Niehspd 2.20 2.01 Radix Ind 65.25 64.10 Sharp India 17.03 16.69 Tcfc Finance 18.50 18.75 Anik Ind 9.30 8.85 Jayagrogn [5] 73.65 73.15 RuchiSoyaInd 375.15 393.90
Artson Eng [1] 22.00 22.10 Cmi Fpe 479.75 475.05 Garware Poly 174.60 175.00 Inno Invest 3.54 3.65 Lahoti Over. [2] 8.41 8.50 Niehspg 3.76 3.78 Raghunath To 2.16 2.06 Shbajrg 18.50 19.35 Tcnsbrands [2] 396.45 390.75 Archies [2] 11.05 11.60 JaypeeInftec 0.95 0.90 S&SPower Swit 33.95 32.30
Ashari 9.00 9.00 Cmm Hospital 13.23 13.88 Gayatri Sugr 0.47 0.49 Insilco Ltd. 9.18 9.30 Lakshmi Elec 226.50 231.75 Niesspl 0.58 0.63 Rainbow Foun 8.23 8.64 Sheetal Diam 1.30 1.30 Tcpl Pack 218.60 240.45 ArrowGrnTech 36.15 37.25 Jayshr Tea [5] 37.85 38.10 SagardpAlloy 76.00 72.20
Ashfl 52.85 51.00 Cni Res Ltd [1] 1.84 1.93 Gbfl 1.80 1.80 Int.Conveyor [1] 20.10 20.10 Lakshmivilas 14.02 14.71 Nihar Info 4.99 4.99 Raj Glo Wir 217.20 219.40 Shervani Ind 277.60 282.90 Technoe [2] 204.00 202.95 Arss Infra 13.25 13.15 JBF Ind 7.65 7.85 Sakth.Sug 7.80 8.15
Ashiana Agro 0.26 0.27 Coast Corp 200.00 202.15 Gblil 0.28 0.29 Integra Eng [1] 21.10 22.40 Lancer 30.35 30.00 Nikhil Adhsv 92.00 95.45 Raj Packagin 14.60 14.60 Shetron Ltd 16.72 15.90 Telecanor 6.60 6.27 Ashima 4.20 4.05 JIK Ind 0.35 0.40 Sang.Forg 13.85 13.25
Ashiana Isp. 6.98 6.98 Cochin Min. 114.15 116.15 Gckl 15.65 15.00 Intell Cap [1] 3.20 3.35 Lancor Holds[2] 2.80 2.85 Nilaspaces [1] 0.82 0.82 Rajdarshan 10.00 10.50 Shil [2] 73.00 72.10 Terai Tea Co 30.20 28.75 AsianHotWest 253.00 251.00 Jind.Pho 13.55 13.50 Sanwaria [1] 1.85 1.90
Ashikacr 17.40 17.85 Colinz Labor 9.30 9.74 Gee Ltd [2] 23.95 25.00 Inter Glob F 5.70 5.98 Laxmi Autolm 31.00 29.45 Nile Ltd. 190.95 191.50 Rajoo Engin. [1] 7.62 7.53 Shilchar Tec 73.50 77.15 Terrascope [5] 4.63 4.54 Atlas Cycle [5] 36.10 36.55 JITFInfraLog [2] 4.75 4.55 SastasundVen 59.60 62.45
Ashirwa Cap [1] 2.25 2.20 Colorchips 10.28 10.28 Gencon [5] 53.05 53.25 Inter St.Fin [1] 0.26 0.26 Lead Financ 5.70 5.70 Nimbsproj 20.00 19.95 Ram RatWire[5] 58.15 61.05 Shilp Gravur 44.95 43.80 Tgvsl 17.30 17.31 BAG Films [2] 1.65 1.60 JMT Auto [1] 1.70 1.65 SetubandnInf 0.90 0.85
Ashirwad Stl 8.60 9.00 Com Fincap 4.03 4.05 Gennex Lab [1] 3.02 2.83 Inter.Combus 99.50 99.85 Lehar 18.45 18.60 Niraj Cement 49.95 51.00 Rama Petro 6.52 6.52 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 29.10 29.55 Thinkink [5] 25.00 24.70 Bal Phr 38.80 40.50 Kaly.For 104.85 109.80 ShaktiPumps (I) 172.80 170.00
AshokAlco 25.30 24.80 Comfort Inte 3.21 3.36 Genpharma [1] 12.65 12.25 Inter.Travel 47.00 47.00 Lime Chem. 16.00 16.80 Nirlon 220.00 215.65 Rama Phosph 31.00 31.75 ShivaCement[2] 9.92 9.70 Tiger Logs 40.20 42.00 BalaxiVent 72.95 72.90 Kernx.Mic 13.30 13.55 Shek.Poly [1] 0.35 0.35
Asian Oilfi e 74.75 75.00 Competent Au 120.10 114.25 Giladafi ns 11.00 11.00 Invest &Prec 146.80 150.00 Linaks Micro [1] 0.35 0.34 Nitta Gela 110.50 111.00 Rama Vision 2.62 2.49 Shiva Fert. 16.89 16.42 Tiindia [1] 338.55 354.90 Barak Val 10.05 10.40 KeynotFinSer 24.70 25.90 SHIVA TEXYARN 82.00 78.05
Asiil [1] 7.68 7.50 Conart Eng. 19.00 18.50 Gini Silk Mi 47.40 48.15 Invicta Med 4.39 4.39 Link Pharma 13.55 13.90 Niyogin 24.90 24.00 Rander Corp. 11.57 11.57 Shivagrico 5.05 5.15 Tilak [1] 1.78 1.86 Bharat Gea 41.25 41.45 Kwality [1] 2.70 2.60 Shriram Pist 544.00 563.90
Asm Technolo 55.60 53.00 Concord 17.86 18.12 Glance Fin. 31.50 31.50 Ion Exchange 686.50 695.25 Lkpsec [2] 4.03 3.96 Nova Iron&St 2.62 2.75 Rapicut Carb 26.05 26.00 Shivalik [5] 278.15 277.30 Timex Group [1] 21.10 21.40 BKMIndus [1] 0.55 0.60 LasaSupergen 36.75 38.25 Sical Log 9.25 9.50
Asso.Alcohol 168.85 169.85 Confi nt 0.51 0.52 Glittek Gran [5] 0.84 0.88 Ipru3018 7.06 7.01 Llfi cl 119.95 120.00 Novartis [5] 660.85 635.40 Ras Resorts 38.80 40.00 Shree Ganes. 16.00 16.75 Tinnarubr 16.45 16.70 BL Kash [1] 4.65 4.80 LibasDesigns 38.10 39.70 SintexPlast 1.35 1.40
Atharv Ent 0.63 0.66 Cont.Petro 11.75 12.33 Global Cap. 0.53 0.51 Ipru3168 7.64 7.35 Lloyds Met E [1] 4.63 4.63 Npr Finance 9.60 9.34 Rasandik Eng 36.25 36.65 Shree Global [1] 1.14 1.19 Tinnatfl 18.25 18.25 BombyRayFash 4.45 4.25 MahaApexCorp 56.00 58.80 SITINetworks 1.10 1.15
Atishay 24.95 26.85 Conti.Contrl 3.45 3.45 Glosterltd 482.40 488.35 Ircon [2] 86.45 84.90 Longview Tea 6.00 6.30 Ntc Indust 24.70 24.45 Rasi Electro [2] 2.09 1.93 Shree Rajsyn 1.56 1.63 Tirufoam 41.00 39.10 BPL 15.10 15.10 MahamayStlIn 65.50 67.25 SomDist&Brew 73.80 73.80
Atv Projects 3.96 3.99 Coral Lab. 146.30 148.35 Gmlm 232.00 243.60 Irctc 1327.55 1319.95 Lords Chloro 29.45 29.35 Nutra [5] 8.68 8.25 Rathi Bars 8.39 8.45 Shremetal 10.74 11.27 Tirupati Sar [5] 5.00 4.95 Calif.SW 8.95 8.80 Manaksia [2] 32.80 32.15 Spentex 0.30 0.30
Auro Lab. 40.70 40.85 Corpor Cour 3.89 3.82 Gnrl 9.95 9.47 Isec [5] 332.95 342.10 Lotus Choc 13.00 13.00 Nyssacorp [1] 0.63 0.66 Raunaqepc 27.90 26.55 ShrJagdamb [1] 172.90 165.00 Tirupati Sta 19.69 20.66 CastexTech [2] 0.35 0.40 Mang.Drug 65.75 69.00 SriHavishHos 0.60 0.60
Austin Engg. 29.65 29.20 Cosco India 53.20 56.20 Godavari Dru 14.98 15.41 Isgec [1] 245.00 246.75 Loy.Tex Mill 187.25 183.20 Oal [5] 160.50 162.00 Ravalgaon [50] 1353.80 1421.45 Shri Krish 26.35 26.40 Titan Biotec 48.45 51.05 Cereb.Int 24.40 25.50 Mask Invest 13.90 13.85 StampedeCap 0.25 0.25
Avantel Ltd 183.50 201.20 Cosyn 17.95 18.54 Gokak Texti 15.70 16.00 Ishan Dyes 24.15 23.40 Ludolow Jute 80.40 86.95 Obi Ltd 6.12 6.09 Rcl 33.45 31.80 Shriram Asse 74.95 71.30 Titan Secur. 3.38 3.12 CILNovaPetro 5.45 5.45 McD.Hld 22.15 21.05 Std Inds [5] 10.25 10.10
Avonmore 8.60 8.05 Cranex Ltd. 9.50 9.03 Gold Line [1] 0.30 0.30 Ishita Drugs 13.44 14.10 Lykisltd 14.00 13.60 Ocean Agro 22.35 22.25 Rdb Rasayan 36.45 36.90 Shukraphar 37.90 37.85 Toyamind [1] 2.47 2.47 Cinevistaas [2] 5.25 5.25 McleodRusI [5] 3.90 4.05 SumitWoods 11.55 11.50
Axise2gpg 9.50 8.55 Cravatex 288.00 280.20 Golden Carpe 4.18 4.18 Isw Ltd [1] 0.26 0.28 Mac Charles 219.25 226.85 Oceanic 38.00 39.90 Rdb Realty 17.80 18.00 Sibar Auto 13.80 13.80 Tproject 0.19 0.19 CompucomS[2] 7.25 6.90 McNally 2.65 2.75 Super Spn [1] 3.80 3.65
Axonvl 0.37 0.36 Creative 370.00 352.00 Golden Lamin 280.25 279.95 Itl Industrs 51.00 50.95 Machino Plas 55.15 52.70 Odyssey Cor[5] 0.95 0.91 Refnol Resin 21.45 21.10 Sicltd 1.38 1.40 Transchem 10.75 11.20 CountrClbHo[2] 2.60 2.50 Mercator [1] 0.65 0.70 Syncom 1.25 1.20
Axtel Indus. 104.40 102.90 Cressanda So[1] 0.19 0.19 Golkunda Dia 17.10 16.65 Iwp [2] 25.35 26.75 Madhavipl [1] 26.70 25.45 Odyssey Tech 18.43 18.30 Regency 28.40 27.70 Sika Inter. 160.00 163.65 Transcorp In [2] 7.15 7.27 CubexTub 10.80 11.30 MetalystForg 4.20 4.10 TataTel(Mah) 2.70 2.60
B.N.Rathi Se 14.00 13.97 Crowntours 17.60 17.70 Goodricke 139.80 142.15 J.R.Foods 2.71 2.58 Maestros Ele 56.10 56.10 Ok Play (I) 24.35 24.30 Rel.Chemotx 65.05 67.00 SimmonMar [2] 24.90 25.70 Transgene Bi 3.77 3.74 Delta Mag 22.35 21.25 MFL 15.00 15.10 Tejas Networks 38.20 37.95
Baba Arts [1] 3.19 3.01 Cslfi nance 158.90 164.95 Goodyear (I) 732.55 721.25 Jagan Lamps 15.75 15.90 Mafatlal Ind 60.10 60.05 Olympic 4.52 4.30 Reltd 19.25 19.05 Simplex Mil 10.45 10.97 Transgl.Food 34.70 33.00 DiligntMedia [1] 0.40 0.45 MIC Elec [2] 0.65 0.65 TheMandanVen 12.35 11.75
Bacil Pharma 1.98 2.07 Ctl [1] 3.40 3.57 Goyal Asso. [1] 0.41 0.39 Jagatjit Ind 24.85 23.65 Magna Electr 127.70 127.20 Ontic 10.64 10.11 Remi Edel 12.02 11.75 Simran Farms 33.95 33.30 Transpek 1649.85 1646.85 DQEnttINT 1.55 1.50 ModiRubber 31.45 32.95 Themis 319.00 327.00
Bajaj Steel [5] 89.15 95.35 Cybermate [2] 1.07 1.28 Gpl 308.00 299.95 Jagson Fin. 2.35 2.35 Maha.Rubtech 26.60 26.45 Orient Bever 56.00 54.00 Resonance 35.10 34.60 Sinclair Hot 154.30 142.30 Trescon 65.55 65.95 Ducon Infra [1] 2.75 2.80 MonnetIspat 11.90 11.65 ThePKTeaProd 90.60 94.70
Bajajhcare 283.80 285.70 Dacefrdp 8.86 9.70 Graue& Weil [1] 37.20 37.30 Jaipan Indus 6.82 6.75 Mahavirind [5] 0.46 0.44 Orient Trade [2] 1.23 1.17 Restile Cer. 2.02 2.12 Singer India [2] 21.90 23.45 Trinitylea 13.40 13.40 EbixcasWrlMon 507.80 482.45 MroTek [5] 26.15 25.05 TheStatTrCor 38.55 38.25
Balasore [5] 10.18 10.04 DaiIchi Kar 202.65 205.25 Graviss Hosp [2] 17.70 18.50 Jameswarren 73.50 73.50 Mahepc 98.75 96.60 Oriental Ven [1] 33.00 33.00 Rexnord Ele. 21.25 20.10 Sir Shadi La 30.55 29.05 Trio Mercan 40.70 43.05 Energy Dev 4.75 4.95 MSP Stl 4.20 4.25 Thom.Scot 5.00 5.25
Balmer La.In 311.45 310.35 Daikaffil Ch 25.60 25.35 Gravity (I) 1.40 1.47 Jasch Indust 21.00 20.95 Majestic Aut 72.35 69.50 Orientelec [1] 179.50 178.55 Rfsl 7.40 7.40 Sisl 61.95 67.50 Triton Valve 655.00 658.90 Essar Shp 8.60 8.20 Mukand En 7.35 7.70 TN Tele 1.30 1.30
Balurghat Te 4.31 4.39 Dalal St Inv 226.95 231.45 Greencrest [1] 0.50 0.50 Jatalia 3.75 3.75 Makers Lab. 43.00 43.10 Orosmiths [1] 2.10 2.10 Riba Textils 30.00 30.80 Sita Enter. 10.00 9.50 Triveni Glas 5.04 4.80 EuroMulti 0.35 0.35 NagarjunFert[1] 3.80 3.80 TrejharaSolu 6.15 6.00
Bambino Agro 93.90 97.25 Danlaw Tech. 40.40 40.80 Greenpanel [1] 28.15 28.25 Jay Ushin 380.00 363.00 Mallcom 272.75 267.30 Osiajee 28.70 29.00 Richirich [5] 1.49 1.43 Skcil 25.05 25.00 Ttient 0.44 0.42 Everady [5] 64.15 67.35 Nelco 174.05 174.30 TRF 70.40 69.60
Bampsl Secur 1.10 1.15 Danube 3.84 3.84 Greycells 37.00 38.80 Jaykay [1] 3.04 3.10 Man50etf [100] 95.00 95.80 P.G.Foils 56.30 55.90 Ridhi Sidhi 230.20 235.00 Sky Indust. 25.45 25.45 Ttil 0.54 0.55 FlexituffInt 5.70 5.55 NeogenChem 441.00 463.05 TV VISION 1.30 1.35
Banas Fin. 0.85 0.81 Darjeeling 6.08 5.78 Grm Overseas 153.00 160.00 Jayshri Chem 3.45 3.40 Mancredit 36.50 39.15 P.G.Ind.Ltd. [5] 2.50 2.40 Rishabh Digh 19.30 18.75 Smruthiorg 122.00 122.00 Tuni Textile [1] 0.19 0.19 Gillander 23.00 23.10 NRB Ind [2] 5.40 5.40 UrjaGlobal [1] 1.45 1.50
Baroda Extr. [1] 0.20 0.20 Deccangold [1] 19.20 20.16 Guj.Craft In 22.80 21.80 Jaysn Dyest [1] 32.25 33.85 Mangalam In[1] 0.25 0.24 Pacifi c Ind. 82.25 82.55 Rishiroop 23.55 26.70 Smslife 272.30 279.00 Tuticorin. 4.21 4.42 Goa Carb 200.50 210.50 OCL Iron [1] 2.25 2.30 Utm.G.Stl 6.45 6.45
Basant Agro [1] 3.03 3.04 Deepak Spinn 66.65 67.00 Guj.Hotels 83.95 78.25 Jct Ltd [2] 1.09 1.12 Manorg 279.85 293.80 Padmalaya Te 1.35 1.40 Rishitech 13.43 14.70 Snl Bearings 143.95 136.80 Tvf2g 6.72 7.04 GTL Infra 0.30 0.30 Oil Country 5.30 5.05 Vice.Htl 1.50 1.55
Bcc Fuba 7.09 7.40 Delton Cable 24.75 25.20 Guj.Intrux 71.15 72.10 Jenburkt Ph. 334.45 348.05 Manxt50etf [275] 235.50 237.60 Palsoft Info 4.52 4.30 Rit Pro Ind 8.79 8.41 Sntcl 3.08 3.05 Tyche Inds 109.60 106.35 GTL 1.35 1.40 OrtinLabs 17.30 16.45 Visa Stl 3.95 4.05
Bclenterpr 13.64 14.25 Denis Chem 31.35 32.00 Guj.Terc Lab 8.97 8.70 Jetinfotran 20.55 20.75 Margo Fin 6.50 6.80 Pan India C 0.19 0.19 Ritesh Inter 4.40 4.18 Solara 580.90 618.05 Udaip Ceme [4] 9.69 9.56 GTN Text 5.80 5.60 Patspin Ind 2.95 2.85 VishalFabric 214.00 212.20
Bclil 40.00 40.00 Devhari [1] 4.80 4.65 Guj.Themis. [5] 136.00 142.80 Jindal Hotl 20.00 19.65 Martin Burn 27.50 27.50 Pana Energ 127.55 128.35 Rlfl [1] 0.19 0.19 Solitair Mc 16.75 17.60 Udayjew 88.95 86.20 Guj.Lsg.Fin 1.25 1.30 PC JEWELLER 12.15 12.00 Vivi Lab [2] 12.50 11.90
Bdh Indus. 62.75 62.60 Dhabriya 29.00 27.50 H.P.Cotton 14.95 15.25 Jiyaeco 8.11 8.27 Maruti Infra 19.40 18.65 Panafi c [1] 0.20 0.20 Rodium 94.00 94.00 Sonal 12.70 13.00 Udl [2] 5.19 5.09 GujartRafInd 7.00 7.35 PeninsulLand[2] 3.05 3.00 Walch.Ind [2] 36.60 38.20
Beekay 175.00 179.15 Dhan Roto Sp 13.17 12.80 Haldyn Glass [1] 22.45 22.10 Jkagri Gen 423.55 420.00 Maruti Sec. 1.59 1.59 Panch.Steel 19.00 19.95 Roto Pumps [2] 100.30 99.45 Spaceincuba 0.28 0.29 Ugrocap 130.40 136.45 HclInfosys [2] 7.35 7.00 Pion.Dist 103.45 108.40 Wanbury 23.15 22.60
Beeyu Overse 0.31 0.31 Dhanadacol [1] 2.42 2.42 Har.Leather 24.00 24.00 Joindre Capi 11.00 11.04 Master Trust [5] 11.84 12.43 Pankajpiyus 36.10 34.30 Royal Ind 0.42 0.44 Spandana 411.95 432.50 Ultracab 49.00 49.00 Hexa Trade [2] 6.85 7.00 PrakasSteel [1] 0.25 0.25 Webel SL 15.05 14.95
Benares Hot 1308.30 1299.00 Dhanvarsha 60.00 60.30 Hardcastle 159.00 157.00 Joonktollee 85.00 83.05 Maxheights 11.10 11.14 Parleind 27.95 27.40 Royale Manor 11.27 10.93 Spel Semicon 4.02 4.02 Ultramarine [2] 169.40 172.05 HOV S PremierExplosi 80.00 78.00 WinDiamond [2] 12.15 12.35
Bengal Tea & 30.40 31.80 Dharamsi Chm 77.45 81.25 Harish 21.70 22.25 Josts Eng. 603.40 582.00 Maximaa Sys[2] 2.75 2.88 Parmax 16.70 17.50 Rril [5] 1.05 1.05 Spencer [5] 77.35 78.05 Uni Abex 458.95 436.15 H M DA PRICOL [1] 48.00 48.00 WS Ind 1.00 1.00
Bengla& Asm 1164.45 1190.85 Dhindia 13.81 14.29 Harya Capfi n 32.50 31.90 Jstl 20.75 20.90 Mayur Leathr 3.20 3.15 Parnaxlab 20.23 19.93 Rsc Int 4.54 4.53 Spenta Int. 51.95 54.50 Uni Royal In 8.85 7.98 HU OWN ProznIntProp[2] 10.95 10.85 ZEEMedCorp[1] 5.30 5.25
Bervin Inv. 11.00 11.55 Dhoot I.Fin. 11.30 11.85 Hathway Bhaw 11.24 11.80 Jtaparia 0.20 0.20 Mcloud 29.25 29.70 Pas.Acrylon 7.79 7.71 Rts Power Co 21.80 21.80 Spice Island 12.10 11.75 Unique Organ 4.36 4.57 m w Punj.Mohta 3.25 3.35 Zen Bir 0.35 0.35
Beryl Drugs 4.08 3.91 Dhp India Lt 343.80 347.65 Hawaeng 17.00 17.00 Jtl Infra 84.50 86.80 Medi Caps 10.93 10.99 Patel Airtem 90.60 90.90 Rubfi la Int. [5] 25.90 26.05 Spicejet Ltd 43.50 43.05 Uniroyal Mar 8.54 8.12 Radha Madh 3.80 3.85 Zuari Ag 82.70 83.20
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