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Stocks
Working efficiently
Companies recording a higher working capital turnover irrespective of
rising interest rates over last two years will be in focus
Indian equities are off to a mixed start in the
calendar year (CY) 2023 after recording mod-
est gains last year. The domestic economic
environment is steady though the increase in
interest rates in recent months is likely to
weigh on corporate investments and consumer
spending. The overall mood is cautious
though signs that inflation is slowing infla-
tion are supporting the broad sentiments.
The Indian economic growth is projected
to slow to 6.6% in the financial year ending
March 2024 (FY2024) from 6.9% in the
current fiscal year, the World Bank stated in
a latest update. Despite the likely slowdown
in growth, the Indian economy is placed rela-
tively in a comfortable position even as the
talk of a global recession is gaining pace in
recent weeks.
India’s growth expanded by 9.7% on an
annual basis in H1 of FY 2023, reflecting
strong private consumption and fixed invest-
ment growth. Domestic bank credit is ex-
panding at a decent click. The Reserve Bank
of India (RBI) data showed that domestic
credit growth accelerated further to 18% in
September 2022 over a year ago as com-
pared to 14% a quarter ago and 5.8% a year
ago. Credit growth momentum in the indus-
trial sector continued for the fourth succes-
sive quarter and recorded double-digit growth
in September 2022.
This pickup in credit growth is taking
place despite the recent spurt in interest
rates. The RBI has raised repo rate by 225
basis points (bps) since May to 6.25%, near
a four-year high. Interest rates have soared
globally as well. The overall weighted aver-
age lending rate (WALR) on outstanding
credit increased by 33 bps in the quarter
ended September 2022.
Domestic businesses seem to be battling
the tightening of interest rates well. The
gross non-performing asset (GNPA) ratio
of scheduled commercial banks (SCBs) fell
to a seven-year low of 5%, the RBI said in
its financial stability report (FSR). The net
non-performing assets (NNPAs) dropped to
a 10-year low of 1.3% in September 2022.
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Finding rhythm
Domestic bank credit is expanding
at a decent click as the economy
recovers following the pandemic
driven shock
Figures in Rs lakh crore
Macro stress tests for credit risk revealed
that SCBs would be able to comply with the
minimum capital requirement even under se-
vere stress scenarios. The system-level capi-
tal to risk weighted assets ratio (Crar) in Sep-
tember 2023, under baseline, medium and
severe stress scenarios, is projected at 14.9%,
14%, and 13.1%, respectively.
Indian private sector firms signaled a
strong performance at the end of CY 2022,
with manufacturers and service providers
recording faster expansions in output. Ris-
ing from 56.7 in November to 59.4 in De-
cember, the S&P Global India Composite
PMI Output Index highlighted the quickest
rate of growth since January 2012.
The growth momentum picked up by
the manufacturing sector in the last few
months is likely to be sustained for the next
six to nine months, as assessed by latest
Ficci Quarterly Survey on Manufacturing
in November 2022. Global economic un-
certainty caused by the Russia-Ukraine
War and increasing cases of various muta-
tions of covid virus worldwide have af-
fected major economies.
High raw material prices, increased cost
of finance, cumbersome regulations and clear-
ances, shortage of working capital, high lo-
gistics cost due to rising fuel prices and
blocked shipping lanes, low domestic and
Stocks
global demand, excess capacities due to high
volume of cheap imports into India, unstable
market, high power tariff, shortage of skilled
labor, volatile prices of certain metals, and
other supply chain disruptions are some of
the major constraints affecting expansion
plans of manufacturers.
India’s services industry saw activity
increase at the fastest pace in six months in
December 2022 amid robust demand, fuel-
ing business optimism despite high costs.
The seasonally adjusted S&P Global India
Services PMI Business Activity Index rose
from 56.4 in November to 58.5 in Decem-
ber, highlighting the strongest rate of expan-
sion since mid-2022.
Companies commonly linked the upturn
to robust intakes of new work and favorable
market conditions. December data high-
lighted an improvement in the health of the
Indian service sector, with a quicker upturn
in new business boosting output growth.
More jobs were created, and companies re-
mained strongly upbeat towards the year
ahead outlook for business activity.
There was a sharp rise in firms’ expenses
— amid greater energy, food, staff, and trans-
portation costs — which led to a further
increase in prices charged for the provision
of services. Input costs at services compa-
nies rose further, with companies mention-
ing wage pressures and higher prices for en-
ergy, food, and transportation. The overall
rate of inflation quickened from November
and was above its long-run average.
The upward pressure on interest rates
might stay in place for a while. Rising inter-
est rates can push up the cost of short-term
capital needs and could impact profitability
of companies. The current spurt in interest
rates is even more critical for domestic
corporates as the last two years have seen a
major shift in the level of interest rates,
which shot up from the pandemic era low to
a multiyear high in a very short span of time.
Typically, such increases take place over
a slightly longer period and, thereby, offer
enough scope for the companies to get used
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to the monetary tightening cycle. However,
with the current tightening episode, domes-
tic companies have not been offered such a
time advantage.
In this scenario, the companies manag-
ing their working capital in the most pru-
dent way need to be closely watched. While
interest rates typically tend to impact long-
term investments and spending plans of
corporates, their impact on day-to-day op-
erations of businesses cannot be sidelined,
particularly in the current context given that
the economy has come out of the covid-19
pandemic just a few quarters back.
Effective working capital management
is a financial strategy that involves optimiz-
ing the use of working capital to meet day-
to-day operating expenses while helping
ensure the company invests its resources in
productive manner. Effective working capi-
tal management enables the business to fund
the cost of operations and pay short-term
debt without squeezing their bottom lines.
Working capital broadly indicates the
liquidity levels of businesses for managing
day-to-day expenses and covers inventory,
cash, accounts payable, accounts receivable
and short-term debt. It is an indicator of the
short-term financial position of an organi-
zation and is a measure of its overall effi-
ciency. Working capital is calculated by sub-
tracting current liabilities from current as-
sets, as listed on the company’s balance
sheet. Current assets include cash, accounts
receivable and inventory. Current liabilities
include accounts payable, taxes, wages and
interest owed.
Positive working capital means the com-
pany can pay its bills and invest to spur
business growth. Working capital manage-
ment focuses on ensuring the company can
meet day-to-day operating expenses while
using its financial resources in the most pro-
ductive and efficient way. Working capital
is critical in planning for future needs and a
proper management of the same ensures the
company has enough cash and cash equiva-
lents meet short-term obligations.
Working capital is normally used to
fund operations and meet short-term obli-
gations. If a company has adequate work-
ing capital, it can continue to pay its em-
ployees and suppliers and meet other obli-
gations, such as interest payments and
taxes, even if it runs into cash flow chal-
lenges. Working capital can also be used to
fund business growth without incurring
debt. If the company does need to borrow
money, demonstrating positive working
capital can make it easier to qualify for
loans or other forms of credit.
Capital Market analyzed BSE500 com-
panies’ half yearly balance sheet data for
the last two years. The working capital turn-
over ratio was considered for half years ended
September 2022, March 2022, September
2021, and March 2021. The top 100 com-
panies in terms of working capital turnover
ratio in each of this period was filtered from
the BSE500 companies.
To pick the most consistent performers
in this universe for last two years, compa-
nies appearing in the top 100 count for all
four periods were shortlisted. This exercise
Stocks
finally offered a list of 39 counters which, it
seems, managed to achieve a high degree of
working capital turnover irrespective of the
level of interest rates.
Outlook
The long-term growth dynamics are in favor
of India due to the incessant focus on infra-
structure development and rising incomes.
Road Transport and Highways Ministry
said the construction of National Highways
witnessed 47.85% growth in the last eight
years. The total length of National High-
ways in the country was over one lakh
44,000 km as on 30 November 2022 as
against the 97,830 km in FY2015.
The pace of construction of national
highways has increased consistently in the
last eight years. In FY2015, the pace of na-
tional highways’ construction was about 12
km, which increased to about 29 km per day
in FY2022. A total of 5,337 km of national
highways has been constructed last year.
Companies managing their working capi-
tal effectively and efficiently will be in fo-
cus in the next few months as the RBI has
noted that the near-term growth outlook for
the Indian economy is supported by domes-
tic drivers as reflected in trends in high fre-
quency indicators.
Waning input cost pressures, still buoy-
ant corporate sales, and turn-up in invest-
ments in fixed assets are heralding the begin-
ning of an upturn in the capex cycle in India,
which will contribute to a speeding up of
growth momentum of the Indian economy.
– Sachin Dabhade

Worth every penny

Prudent working capital management ensures that the company can meet day-to-day operating expenses
while using its financial resources in the most productive and efficient way
COMPANY CMP MCAP PRICE VAR (%) WORKING CAPITAL TURNOVER RATIO TTM NPM (%) P/E
(Rs) (Rs Cr) 1 YEAR 3 YEARS 5 YEARS 202209 202203 202109 202103 202209 202109
Aditya AMC 456.60 13150.08 -20.13 - - 12.02 16.90 21.99 36.32 50.20 51.38 20.57
Allcargo Logist. 402.10 9879.42 10.32 286.82 87.90 14.74 13.80 11.84 11.57 4.67 2.85 9.43
Alok Industries 15.20 7547.17 -47.13 440.93 264.51 30.17 11.39 17.26 8.01 -4.61 -12.28 0.00
APL Apollo Tubes 1134.55 31464.57 22.62 495.88 401.44 16.45 20.10 14.11 14.70 3.82 5.22 57.27
Apollo Hospitals 4333.55 62309.80 -13.05 192.40 267.30 10.03 8.82 7.70 9.01 5.51 7.90 74.22
Apollo Tyres 320.80 20374.04 36.54 88.10 15.33 7.68 10.04 8.06 5.90 3.11 5.19 28.19
Avenue Super. 3862.20 250183.55 -9.24 102.64 213.63 9.33 12.93 10.12 7.90 5.72 5.00 108.40
Bajaj Auto 3604.55 104303.79 4.48 16.60 13.95 51.39 37.29 141.85 40.60 17.07 19.78 18.64
BASF India 2767.10 11978.78 -11.96 182.31 22.30 8.23 8.89 8.68 8.40 4.03 4.32 55.73
Birla Corpn. 976.40 7519.26 -35.93 39.13 -19.34 7.20 13.20 12.07 10.68 2.15 8.49 36.06

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COMPANY CMP MCAP PRICE VAR (%) WORKING CAPITAL TURNOVER RATIO TTM NPM (%) P/E
(Rs) (Rs Cr) 1 YEAR 3 YEARS 5 YEARS 202209 202203 202109 202103 202209 202109
Blue Star 1241.75 11959.78 21.07 49.01 59.72 9.24 8.76 7.19 8.58 3.29 2.96 49.73
Britannia Inds. 4335.55 104429.65 15.65 42.45 83.47 11.50 11.37 10.28 11.07 10.52 12.21 65.99
Dabur India 544.10 96401.65 -6.29 13.67 50.49 7.15 11.27 9.03 5.77 15.33 17.26 53.82
Deepak Fertiliz. 704.80 8897.24 37.94 562.97 75.69 9.91 29.98 30.09 14.72 11.99 6.25 7.64
Dixon Technolog. 3626.45 21599.20 -31.18 332.61 374.23 24.87 23.48 24.54 20.74 1.82 2.08 92.99
Endurance Tech. 1398.40 19670.29 -16.68 33.70 3.36 7.40 7.91 9.17 6.36 5.52 7.83 41.57
Exide Inds. 183.05 15559.25 6.39 -1.00 -21.08 8.62 6.41 20.78 40.38 31.17 6.68 19.70
Firstsour.Solu. 104.35 7305.29 -42.55 151.75 129.09 8.92 8.31 8.02 11.57 8.18 7.68 15.15
Fortis Health. 287.45 21701.27 -0.03 100.59 96.82 40.32 37.42 26.55 17.67 8.61 8.36 46.89
GAIL (India) 96.10 63186.71 -0.55 11.84 -21.36 13.58 19.19 15.93 46.56 9.08 13.28 5.35
Hatsun Agro 890.75 19841.35 -26.21 98.15 41.41 43.21 14.25 23.14 16.49 2.47 4.33 115.38
Hind. Unilever 2621.75 616004.06 8.52 31.42 91.77 36.44 37.60 29.90 38.86 17.24 17.12 63.57
IOCL 82.30 116217.79 1.86 -2.75 -36.81 17.92 23.23 71.44 37.51 1.49 5.46 10.09
IFB Industries 910.05 3687.52 -22.68 31.40 -38.47 38.07 30.58 19.79 19.90 -0.14 1.79 0.00
Jindal Stain. 236.30 12417.46 14.74 444.47 93.85 12.32 10.81 16.91 19.31 7.08 7.06 7.52
La Opala RG 393.05 4362.86 -2.42 129.92 10.52 7.52 13.46 7.80 6.53 26.56 28.75 37.79
MRPL 57.90 10147.55 30.41 28.81 -56.24 29.24 14.38 9.37 6.58 4.44 -1.28 2.23
Mahindra Logis. 478.75 3445.41 -32.65 6.76 -9.07 17.80 28.24 15.99 10.06 0.82 1.00 88.82
Narayana Hrudaya 735.50 15030.74 17.22 115.25 151.58 24.38 19.13 35.70 74.81 10.94 8.39 33.72
NBCC 39.45 7101.00 -23.69 6.19 -68.27 12.86 11.50 16.99 19.28 2.54 3.53 20.65
ONGC 146.95 184867.20 -10.34 17.14 -25.24 16.51 115.88 163.55 26.06 6.39 8.10 4.24
Praj Industries 353.00 6485.07 -7.72 204.97 184.91 10.49 10.80 8.75 6.29 6.09 7.40 35.23
Quess Corp 396.20 5871.50 -50.73 -30.14 -63.47 10.65 9.67 9.13 7.38 1.69 0.52 21.95
Rajesh Exports 800.65 23639.99 -4.75 12.92 -4.94 24.63 22.40 19.80 26.13 0.39 0.54 21.82
Redington 181.80 14208.40 8.44 168.42 91.57 9.21 10.29 12.61 10.88 2.06 1.70 9.88
Reliance Industr 2467.35 1669280.75 -2.68 61.38 162.86 14.97 52.07 63.02 13.34 7.88 9.09 26.06
Samvardh. Mothe. 77.15 52280.09 -40.69 -4.40 -45.38 11.99 11.56 10.44 9.91 1.10 3.16 63.76
SBI Life Insuran 1312.40 131349.09 4.30 32.69 83.54 16.53 11.74 15.29 20.43 2.66 2.36 78.40
Sheela Foam 1257.75 12271.32 -30.33 90.42 51.57 8.21 9.67 12.79 9.27 6.82 8.93 58.07
Shree Cement 24125.70 87047.33 -10.20 1.38 26.35 11.21 14.87 7.91 17.71 9.74 17.72 54.33
Sonata Software 585.55 8210.14 -10.37 146.91 164.02 8.41 9.23 8.14 6.99 6.35 6.69 19.59
Supreme Petroch. 388.80 7311.05 6.07 352.36 96.46 8.89 8.58 22.09 10.94 11.60 15.28 11.45
Tata Motors 411.45 147540.27 -19.63 109.66 -4.70 10.71 10.16 9.24 9.31 -2.84 -4.71 0.00
Tata Steel 120.45 147106.27 -1.32 143.04 61.42 9.33 11.27 15.36 52.39 11.36 15.27 5.07
Team Lease Serv. 2499.30 4273.00 -39.56 -6.54 10.77 42.25 22.80 20.07 20.84 1.61 0.35 36.00
The Ramco Cement 709.80 16772.03 -30.46 -14.27 -9.72 20.75 168.25 28.84 464.94 4.54 19.80 54.77
Torrent Power 481.10 23122.47 -16.85 59.46 64.93 8.76 13.16 24.81 12.93 4.17 10.10 11.41
Uno Minda 527.75 30236.46 -7.85 167.35 157.64 7.13 7.39 8.72 24.22 5.53 4.58 54.52
Data is run on consolidated priority. Current Market Price (CMP), Market Capitalisation (Mcap) and P/E Ratio are as on 13.01.2023.
Price Variations are as on 13.01.2023. Working capital turnover ratios are as of Sept’22, Mar’22, Sept’21, and Mar’21 quarters.
Net Profit Margins are TTM basis ended Sept’22 and Sept’21 quarters.
Source : Capitaline Databases

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New Year blues
The Nifty 50 index lost 4.5% and the Nifty Mid-cap 100 index gave up 5% by 13 January2023 from their milestones on 01 December 2022,
while the Nifty Small-cap 100 index was near bear territory, down 19% by 13 January 2023 from its peak on 17 January 2022
Nifty-50 200-day simple moving average.
Market Report
Clash of tailwinds and headwinds
Slowing growth accompanied by higher rates despite falling inflation raise the prospect
of a mild recession in Q2 of CY 2023
Growth worries as US manufacturing and
services activity contracted in December
overshadowed the relief due to declining
consumer inflation in India and overseas,
triggering volatility. The Nifty 50 index
tanked 2% in three trading days before gain-
ing over 1%in the next session. The value
addition was nullified in the next three days.
Despite improved domestic macro-eco-
nomic indicators, higher valuations
took centre stage amid continuous
foreign fund outflows as the World
Bank warned that India’s economic
growth will slow to 6.6% in the next
fiscal year and slip 6% beyond,
from an expected 6.9% in the cur-
rent year.
Equity benchmark indices ended
with modest gains on 13 January
2023, after snapping a three-day
losing streak. The Nifty 50 settled
above the 17,950 level after hitting
the day’s low of 17,774.25. The
S&P BSE Sensex crossed the
60,250-mark.
In the broader market, the Nifty
Mid-Cap 100 index lost 1.4% and
the Nifty Small-Cap 200 index de-
clined 1.3% in the fortnight ended
13 January 2023. The mid-cap in-
dex was down nearly 5% from its
all-time high on 18 October 2021.
The small-cap indicator needed to
gain over 19% to reclaim its lifetime
top achieved on 17 January 2022.
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Nifty-Mid cap 200-day simple moving average. Nifty-Small cap 200-day simple moving average.
The NSE’s India VIX, a gauge of the 5.88% the previous month. This is the third
market’s expectation of volatility over the month in a row that CPI inflation has fallen.
near term, slipped marginally back to its end Food inflation eased sharply to 4.19% in
December 2022 level of 14.46. It had December compared to 4.67% in the previ-
spurted to22.23 end September 2022. ous month.
Local data offering comfort to investors At the same, the brisk pace of economic
comprised India’s consumer price inflation activity triggered worries of India’s central
(CPI) easing further to a one-year low of bank continuing its monetary tightening ex-
5.72% in December over a year ago, from ercise. India’s factory output based on the
Index of Industrial Production
Global equity markets (IIP) grew 7.1% in November over
a year ago. The IIP was up 5.5%
Returns in local currencies Returns in US$ in April-November 2022 over a
COUNTRY INDEX 15D 1M 3M 1 Y 15D 1M 3M 1 Y year ago. The IIP had contracted
4% in October over a year ago.
Australia ASX 200 0.3 -1.3 4.4 -4.5 2.4 2.2 7.8 -7.9
The provisional figures of di-
Brazil Bovespa 1.1 7.8 -4.7 3.7 4.9 12.4 -1.8 12.7 rect tax collections up to 10 Janu-
China Shanghai Comp 1.1 -1.4 5.0 -11.3 4.0 2.6 9.1 -15.9 ary 2023 stood at Rs 14.71 lakh
France CAC 40 3.7 4.1 14.5 -6.0 3.3 4.5 21.0 -7.4 crore, 24.58% higher than the gross
India BSE Sensex 0.2 -0.7 4.7 -0.5 2.0 1.0 2.8 -9.2 collections for the corresponding
India Nifty -0.8 -1.7 3.7 -1.6 1.0 -0.1 1.8 -10.3 period of last year. Net of refunds,
Japan Nikkei 225 0.1 -5.1 -3.7 -7.1 3.2 1.3 8.8 -17.0
direct tax collections stood at Rs
12.31 lakh crore, 19.55% higher
NZ NZX 50 Index 2.5 1.3 5.9 -8.1 2.8 1.2 11.6 -14.0
than the net collections for the cor-
S Korea KOSPI 6.7 1.1 6.9 -18.3 8.4 6.9 19.1 -21.5
responding period of last year. The
UK FTSE 100 5.3 7.0 12.7 4.0 6.3 7.4 19.8 -7.3 collection is 86.68% of the total
Germany DAX 8.4 8.6 22.9 -5.0 9.5 10.9 33.7 -10.0 Budget Estimates of direct taxes
Russia MOEX 2.1 3.2 13.1 -38.8 8.1 -2.9 0.2 -32.3 for the fiscal year ending March
UAE ADX General 0.0 -1.1 3.1 21.9 0.0 -1.1 3.1 21.9 2023 (FY 2023).
Mexico IPC 10.5 8.0 17.2 -0.3 14.7 13.7 24.9 7.7 Slowdown in global growth and
uncertainty about the pace of fu-
Singapore Straits Times 1.3 1.6 6.0 0.4 2.8 4.5 12.9 2.4
ture rate hikes amid a robust labour
USA Dow Jones 3.5 4.2 17.1 -4.5 3.5 4.2 17.1 -4.5
market contributed to the stampede
USA S&P 500 4.2 3.8 9.9 -14.2 4.2 3.8 9.9 -14.2 of foreign portfolio investors (FPIs)
As on 13 January 2023. Returns in percentage. to exit. They turned net sellers in
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all trading days in the first fortnight of the
month, after being net buyers of equity in
November and December 2022, net dumping
nearly Rs 15,000 crore of stock. In contrast,
domestic funds were net buyers of around
Rs 11,000 crore of shares. Overseas inves-
tors were net moppers of Indian capital for
only four months of the calendar year (CY)
2022. Local institutional investors were net
purchasers for 11 months of the year.
Yet, the US-dollar pair hovered lower,
near 81, after breaching the 83-mark early
November. The dollar moved little after the
release of the minutes of the Federal Open
Market Committee’s (FOMC) meeting early
December 2022. The central bank reiterated
its focus on getting the multi-decade high in-
flation under control. None of the 19 top Fed
officials thought it appropriate to cut inter-
est rates this year despite economic data sug-
gesting retail inflation and economic growth
was slowing. Annual inflation, which touched
9.1% in June, dipped to 7.1% in November
and slipped to 6.5% last month. The Insti-
tute of Supply Management’s (ISM) indices
measuring manufacturing and services out-
put entered negative territory last month.
However, the top bankers conceded that
the intensity of hikes might ease, pulling
down yields on the 10-year US government
Treasury to 3.50% by 13 January 2022 from
a high of 4.24% in the second fortnight of
October 2022.
The US Dollar indexmovedin the 105-
102 range in the first fortnight of the New
Year, a level last see in June 2022, after hav-
ing spurted to nearly 113 beginning of No-
vember. The Indian currency strengthened
by nearly 2% to 81.29 a US dollar from end
December to mid-January2023.
Gold continuous contracts spurted 4.40%
to US$1,921.70 an ounce in a week to 13
January 2023, benefiting from the retreat of
the US dollar as dataprints from the US indi-
cated slowing of the world’s largest economy.
Earlier, the benchmarks closed higher, with
the Nifty 50 index crossing the 18,200 level.
The S&P BSE Sensex advancedbeyond 61,290.
In the previous three sessions, the Nifty lost
2.05% and the Sensex dropped 2.27%.
Positive undercurrent in global markets
had a rub-off effect on local equities as inves-
tors resorted to shortcovering after the pre-
vious week’s correction helping key bench-
mark indices recapture their psychological
levels. With China steadily lifting covid re-
strictions, investors hoped pick-up in de-
mand, giving breathing space for the
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marketsbattling recession fears, higher inter-
Commodity flow est rate regime, and benign inflation levels.
Monthly variation : 6.04%
Macro-economic data contributed to the
Yearly variation : 1.28% buoyancy. The S&P Global India Compos-
Closing price (13 January 2023) : US$ 85.55 ite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) Out-
put index went up from 56.7 in November
to 59.4 in December, highlighting the quick-
est rate of growth since January 2012. In-
dian private sector firms signalled a strong
performance at the end of 2022, with manu-
facturers and service providers recording
faster expansions in output.
The Indian Manufacturing PMI scaled a
(+) Appreciation. (-) Depreciation 26-month high in December at 57.8. The
PMI remained above 50 for the 18th straight
Exchange equation month, indicating an expansion in manufac-
turing activity. New orders and output have
Monthly variation : -1.21% been growing strongly, while demand remains
Yearly variation : 10.54% robust. International demand, however, in-
Closing of US$ (13 January 2023) : Rs 81.43
creased at the slowest pace in last five months
as demand from major export markets re-
main subdued. Nevertheless, domestic de-
mand helped to maintain the pace of em-
ployment and companies added inventory
levels by acquiring more inputs.
The Nifty Auto index climbed up more
than 4.5% over the fortnight ended 13 Janu-
(+) Appreciation. (-) Depreciation
ary 2023 as the domestic commercial ve-
hicle (CV) and tractor segment performance
exceeded expectation. CV volumes were
Interesting insight bolstered by healthy growth in the medium
& heavy commercial vehicle segment. The
A month ago : 7.27%
A year ago : 6.56% turnaround in tractor demand over the past
Closing (13 January 2023) : 7.30% few monthscontinued in December 2022.
Domestic passenger vehicle (PV) segment
volumes werebroadly in line with estimates.
A healthy order book is expected to sup-
port the PV segment growth in the near term.
The two-wheeler segment’s perfor-
mance wasweak likely due to channel in-
ventory correction and muted demand in
thedomestic market and continued chal-
Yield in percentage lenges in export geographies.
The seasonally adjusted S&P Global In-
dia Services PMI Business Activity Index
Market mood rose to 58.5 in December from 56.4 in No-
A month ago : 12.88 vember, highlighting the strongest rate of ex-
A year ago : 16.71 pansion since mid-2022. Companies com-
Closing (13 January 2023) : 14.46 monly linked the upturn to robust intakes of
new work and favourable market conditions.
The Nifty IT index jumped nearly 3.7%
in five sessions to 13 January 2023 as most
frontline tech companies turned out better-
than-expected numbers for the Q3 of FY
2023. Though Infosys’ margins did not ex-
pand over Q2 FY 2023, the stability in per-
formance reflected the cost optimisation
NSE India VIX. measures. The weighty lowering of attrition
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along with the upward revision of revenue

guidance renewed investors’ confidence in Domestic flavour
the business. How the indices moved
TCS produced a muted quarter. Growth
in revenue from operations was not reflected 13-JAN 52-WEEK VARI (%) P/E P/E P/BV P/BV DY DY (%)
in profitability. The retail and consumer NAME 2023 HIGH LOW 15 DAY 1 YR 10Y AVG 10Y AVG (%) 10Y AVG
products group along with life science and BSE Sensex 60261.2 63583.1 50921.2 -1.4 -1.6 23.5 23.0 3.4 3.0 1.2 1.2
healthcare segmentswere reasons for opti- BSE 500 24436.7 25554.3 20483.0 -0.9 -2.1 23.8 23.9 3.3 2.7 1.3 1.2
mism. At the same time, the demand out- BSE IT Sector 28955.5 38713.3 26742.7 0.8 -24.0 25.3 21.4 6.1 5.3 2.0 1.7
look remained lethargic, with the IT services BSE FMCG Sector 15988.2 16811.3 12317.1 -1.1 14.1 38.5 40.0 7.9 9.1 1.8 1.5
expected to be hit by rising inflation, eco-
BSE Cap Goods 34148.4 35537.7 24550.3 2.1 12.2 32.7 40.0 4.8 3.3 0.8 1.1
nomic slowdown, currency headwinds.
BSE Cons Durable 38589.2 46394.7 33420.2 -2.0 -15.8 58.0 59.2 9.2 6.7 0.4 0.5
Wipro’s IT services Ebit margins came in
at 16.3%, 152basis points (bps) above con- BSE Healthcare 23065.2 25971.4 20847.6 -0.2 -10.9 36.7 34.2 4.0 4.2 0.7 0.6
sensus estimate of 14.8%. Revenue from the BSE 100 18274.1 19198.9 15433.8 -1.2 -1.4 23.2 22.8 3.3 2.8 1.3 1.3
IT services business for the full year is pro- BSE 200 7792.7 8164.7 6551.7 -1.1 -1.5 24.1 23.7 3.3 2.8 1.3 1.3
jected to be in the range of 11.5% to 12% in BSE PSU 10041.4 10381.6 7539.5 1.0 14.0 9.8 14.7 1.3 1.2 3.9 3.2
constant currency (cc).Its restructuring efforts, BSE Tech 13434.6 17054.5 12251.9 -0.3 -20.2 32.7 35.4 7.3 4.9 1.8 1.6
which include simplified operating structure, BANKEX 48162.9 50164.4 36888.4 -2.1 9.7 18.0 24.0 2.5 2.2 0.6 0.7
step-up in capability upgrade and talent man-
BSE Auto 29423.6 31002.4 21083.5 1.6 11.5 48.8 181.0 4.5 3.7 1.0 1.2
agement under new leadership will benefit in
BSE Metal 21471.4 23743.0 14853.1 3.3 5.2 7.8 7.2 1.7 1.4 5.4 3.5
the mediumterm. TTM attrition has also
started falling, supporting margin expansion. BSE Oil&Gas 20619.5 20837.8 16378.9 1.2 9.1 14.9 12.1 1.5 1.6 3.8 2.9
HCL Tech delivered an all-round per- BSE Mid-Cap 25171.0 26440.8 20814.2 -0.2 -3.3 26.4 33.9 3.0 2.3 1.2 1.2
formance in Q3. CC revenue growth of BSE Small-Cap 28858.3 31304.4 23261.4 0.5 -6.3 23.9 27.6 2.8 2.1 0.9 1.0
13.1% was aided by the services business, BSE Realty Index 3400.2 4181.8 2913.5 -0.6 -14.9 40.5 -14.2 2.8 1.5 0.3 0.6
which expanded 15.4% over the year and BSE Power 4428.6 5352.9 3610.8 0.6 15.6 20.0 20.1 2.9 1.7 2.0 2.1
beat the revenue growth of 5% over the quar-
BSE IPO 8746.2 12737.3 8068.6 0.4 -28.5 41.7 41.6 6.4 0.1
ter. The Ebit margin of 19.6% was boosted
BSE Greenex 4725.8 4976.2 3920.7 -1.0 -2.2 30.2 31.0 3.8 2.9 0.8 1.1
by a sharp decline in attrition to 21.7% from
23.8% in the previous quarter. A strong top S&P BSE Commodit 5657.5 6127.3 4353.4 0.7 -4.4 15.3 NA 2.4 NA 1.9 NA
line and margin expansion pushed up net S&P BSE Cons. Di 5643.4 6212.2 4861.9 -1.2 -6.4 49.6 NA 4.8 NA 0.7 NA
profit 19% over the year. The company’s S&P BSE Energy 8794.7 9058.4 7082.6 -0.1 9.6 13.5 NA 1.8 NA 3.3 NA
revenue and margin guidance remain inline S&P BSE Fin. Ser 8816.6 9204.5 6912.7 -1.7 2.1 18.9 NA 2.4 NA 0.8 NA
with the expectation. S&P BSE Indus. 7016.8 7259.0 4950.0 2.2 15.5 30.5 NA 3.8 NA 0.9 NA
Other cheerful data included the goods S&P BSE Telecom. 1698.4 1971.5 1467.1 -2.2 -12.2 -12.3 NA -1.1 NA 1.4 NA
and services tax (GST) collections jumping
S&P BSE Utiliti. 3600.0 4397.6 3059.7 -0.7 9.7 19.4 NA 2.2 NA 2.3 NA
15% to Rs 1.49 lakh crore in December
2022.The collectionsare now more than Rs 10-Y Avg: 10-year average. EPS: Earning per share, DY: dividend yield and BV: book value as per data provided by the BSE.
1.40 lakh crore for 10months in a row.
The 10-year average given only for those indices that were in existence on 8 June 2009. NA: Not available.
Source: Capitaline Database
The New York Mercantile Exchange
WTI crude stabilized around the US$85 a by 0.3% in December, slightly less than ex- dependence. “Restoring price stability when
barrel level for most part of the first fort- pected, but decreased from 0.4% a month inflation is high can require measures that
night of January, after falling more than 9% earlier, raising hopes the Fed could soon stop are not popular in the short term as we raise
to US$77.84 in two days to 04 January 2023 increasing borrowing costs. Indeed, an ISM interest rates to slow the economy,” he said.
on signs of a slowing global economy. survey of service sector activity illustrated However, Powell did not broach interest rate
US stocks finished higher by 13 Janu- how the Fed’s rate rises — 4.25 percentage policy or the outlook for economy.
ary 2023 as the Nasdaq Composite notched points of hikes since March — seem to be His choice might reflect this awareness
its longest win streak since July, after CPI negatively impacting the economy. the economy is changing rapidly, which
showed inflation slowed again last month. Boston Fed President Susan Collins said makes it tough to nail down what’s next for
Banks’ Q4 of CY 2022 earnings meeting ex- she’s leaning toward a quarter-point inter- interest rates.
pectations, suggesting that any economic est rate increase at the central bank’s next Fed-funds futures traders further in-
downturn will not be so severe that it badly two-day meeting, which kicks off later this creased bets on a 25-bp, or quarter-point,
impacts company earnings. Higher consumer month and spills over into February, though increase in the Fed’s policy interest rate in
sentiment and lowering of inflation expecta- she said it is still “very data-dependent.” February, after Philadelphia Fed President
tion fuelled equities. Speaking at an international symposium Patrick Harker said quarter-point moves
The US CPI dipped to 6.5% in Decem- in Sweden, Fed Chair Jerome Powell em- would likely be appropriate going forward.
ber from 7.1% in November and wages grew phasized the importance of central bank in- Fed-funds futures now reflect a 96.2% prob-

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ability of a 25-bp rise in February, up from
around 77%, bringing the terminal rate to 4.75-
5% by mid-year.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average
closed above 34,300.The S&P 500 finished
higher at 3,999. The Nasdaq Composite
ended up at 11,080, underpinned by a pull-
back in Treasury yields to 3.5% from 3.8%
end December on signs of cooling retail in-
flation and expected slowing of the pace of
the interest-rate cycle.
The University of Michigan consumer
sentiment index climbed up in January to its
highest level in nine months as expectations
for the rate of inflation one year out moder-
ated. The New York Fed’s December Sur-
vey of Consumer Expectations showed con-
sumers see inflation running at a 5% rate a
year from now. That’s down from 5.2% in
the prior month and is at the lowest level
since July 2021.
The annual rate of headline inflation re-
treated in December for the sixth month in a
row, declining to 6.5%, the lowest reading in
more than a year and a significant improve-
ment from the 40-year peak of 9.1% seen
last summer. On a month-over-month basis,
headline prices declined by 0.1%, as econo-
mists had expected, the first such decline in
more than two years. Core inflation rose
0.3% in December, in line with economists’
expectation.
Though the nonfarm payrolls report
showed a healthy pace of job creation and an
unemployment rate of just 3.5%, it also
showed a slowing in wage growth, poten-
tially easing pressure on service sector infla-
tion, an area of price pressure that the Fed is
keenly eyeing as it tightens monetary policy.
As many as 2.23 lakh jobs were created
in December, with the unemployment rate
edging down to 3.5%. That was above ex-
pectation of two lakh new jobs, though the
In gain
About 73% of small-caps, 64% of mid-caps, and 70% of large-caps,
up from their 52-week lows, have gained 20% or more
% gain from 52-week low
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pace of job creation slowed from 2.56 lakh
in November.
Key domestic equity barometers had
ended with losses after a volatile session
after the World Bank warned India’s eco-
nomic growth will slow to 6.6% in the next
fiscal year from an expected 6.9% in the
current year slip back towards its potential
rate of just over 6%.”The slowdown in the
global economy and rising uncertainty will
weigh on export and investment growth,”
the World Bank said. Increased infrastruc-
ture spending and “business facilitation
measures” will crowd-in private investment.
Adding to concerns, the minutes of the
Fed’s December monetary policy reinforced
expectations that the US central bank is
likely to continue raising interest rates go-
ing forward.
Worries of global economic slowdown and
higher interest rates prevailing going ahead
triggered frenzied selling by investors, pull-
ing down the Sensex end below the psycho-
logical level of 60,000. Also, investors dis-
comfort with the current valuations against
the backdrop of several headwinds triggered
profit-taking in banking, IT and metals stocks.
The Sensex declined below 59,960. The Nifty
50 index closed lower to 17,860. Both the
indices lost 1.3% in three sessions.
Though the GST collection continued to
be above Rs 1.4 lakh crore for 10 straight
months, the market felt the buoyancy cannot
directly be interpreted as a rising private con-
sumption. Rising inflation has also contrib-
uted to the increase in GST collections.
Investors fretted that easing of covid
restrictions by China will release commod-
ity inflation. China reportedly issued a sec-
ond batch of CY 2023 crude import quotas,
raising the total for this year by 20% from
the same time last year. Brent crude near-
term delivery contract surged over 13% to
US$85.43 from 09 December 2022 to 02
January 2023.
In the US, the Dow Jones fumbled af-
ter some Fed officials said they expected
rates to rise above 5%. It ended around
32,930 level. The S&P 500 fell below 3,810.
The Nasdaq Composite declined to 10,305.
The S&P 500 index has fallen around
20% over the past 12 months after the
Fed raised interest rates by 4.25 percent-
age points in CY2022 to crush inflation
that hit a four-decade high of 9.1% in June
based on CPI. The annual rate of headline
inflation retreated in December for the
sixth month in a row. On a month-over-
month basis, headline prices declined by
0.1%, as economists had expected, the first
such decline in more than two years. Core
inflation rose 0.3% in December, in line
with economist expectations.
However, market analysts had been
hoping to see a more significant decline. In
fact, the Fed’s meeting minutes showed
none of the 19 top central bank officials
think it will be appropriate to cut interest
rates this year.
Fed officials are prepared to err on the
hawkish side to ensure at end to high infla-
tion. To that point, there will be a slew of
Fed members making comments on Thurs-
day to accompany the CPI numbers. Fed
Governor Michelle Bowman expected more
interest rate hikes ahead as she sees el-
evated rates holding until there are com-
pelling signs that inflation has peaked and
for more consistent indications that infla-
tion is on a downward path before easing
up on the monetary policy.
St Louis Federal Reserve President James
Bullard wants to get interest rates above 5%
as soon as possible despite cooling inflation
data though the tactics of future moves do
not matter so much. He projected high infla-
tion to recede in CY2023,
acknowledging that, while
the benchmark rate is not
yet in a zone that may be
considered sufficiently re-
strictive, it is getting closer.
San Francisco Fed
President Mary Daly ex-
pects the central bank to
boost interest rates above
5% to get inflation down.
Atlanta Fed President
Raphael Bostic reiterated
his expectation for rates to
rise above 5%.
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The Fed has “more work
to do,” Atlanta Fed Presi- In pain
dent Raphael Bostic said,
About 69% of small-caps, 43% of mid-caps, and 26% of large-caps,
favouring the Fed to raise its
down from their annual highs, have shed more than 20%
benchmark rate above 5%,
but “not a lot above
5%.”Fed Governor Lisa
Cook said, “Inflation re-
mains far too high, despite
some encouraging signs
lately, and is therefore of
great concern.”
Minneapolis Fed Presi-
dent Neel Kashkari, who
shared his outlook in a blog
post on Wednesday, as well
as the minutes from the Fed’s December
meeting which showed the central bank is
generally not happy with markets’ response
to its rate hikes.
Labour market data suggested that em-
ployment is still healthy despite the Fed’s
most aggressive interest-rate hikes in about
four decades and despite news of mass lay-
offs at Amazon, Salesforce, Genesis Global
Trading, and other technology companies.
Nonetheless, it showed a slowing in wage
growth, potentially easing pressure on ser-
vice sector inflation, an area of price pres-
sure that the Fed is keenly eyeing as it tight-
ens monetary policy.
ADP private payrolls data showed 2.35
lakh jobs were created in December, beating
expectations for 1.53 lakh new jobs. The data
also showed large increases in workers’ pay.
Initial jobless benefit claims declined to
2.04 lakh the lowest level since September,
suggesting that the Fed may need to hike
interest rates further to achieve the slow-
down in the labour market that they believe
will be needed to slow inflation. Data on job
openings released showed more than one
crore job openings in the US, another sign
that the labour market remains unperturbed
despite the Fed’s rate hikes and layoffs by
financial and technology firms.
Numerous Fed officials have made clear
that they want to see unemployment climb
to help suppress inflation and engineer a re-
turn to the Fed’s 2% target. Senior Fed offi-
cials expect unemployment to rise by nearly
a percentage point in Cy2023, according to
projections released in December.
The hawkish tone bolstered bond yields
and the dollar, weighing on stocks. The yield
on the 10-year note rose to 3.884% end De-
cember from 3.425% earlier in the month,
reversing some of its declines from the past
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% loss from 52-week highs
few sessions. The US Dollar index, a gauge of
the dollar’s strength against a basket of major
currencies, gained to 105 in the first week of
January from 103 end December. A burst of
strength in the US dollar was likely to further
crimp earnings of US multinationals.
Reflecting worries about slow growth
and high inflation, precious metals prices
jumped in the first trading session of
CY2023. Gold prices due in February ad-
vanced 2.52% to US$1.840.60 an ouncein
less than a fortnightby 05 January 2023.
March silver climbed to settle at the highest
since mid-April as cut-down in the pace of
Interest rate hikes from Fed and fears of
recession triggered safe-haven plays in the
precious metals.
In other signs of an economy under
stress, the ISM’sservices sector index fell to
49.6% in December from 56.5% in Novem-
ber. Numbers under 50% are a sign the
economy is contracting, with the index’s
reading for December turning negative for
the first time since May 2020.
The S&P US manufacturing PMIshowed
a reading of 46.2, down from 47.7 the prior
month. The ISM manufacturing index, which
measures U.S. manufacturing activity, slipped
to 48.4, the lowest level since May 2020.
Wholesale inventories climbed up 1% in
November as companies filled inventory
ahead of the holidays. Sales fell 0.6%. A gauge
on small business optimism in December also
dropped lower than economists expected.
Indeed, the International Monetary
Fund (IMF) greeted the New Year with a
warning that a third of the global economy
will suffer recession in 2023, a downturn
that will likely trim corporate profit.
The World Bank slashed its growth fore-
casts for most countries and regions and
feared that new adverse shocks could tip the
global economy into a recession. Global GDP
will probably increase 1.7% this year, about
half the pace forecast in June. The bank, which
also cut its growth estimates for CY2024,
said persistent inflation and higher interest
rates are among the key reasons. It also cited
the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,
and a decline in investment.
The covid-19 situation in China andits
impact on demand from world’s largest im-
porter of oil is continuing tohaunt the mar-
kets. Increase in Opec oiloutput in Decem-
ber has put downward pressure on oil prices.
An American Petroleum Institute report
showed abuild-up in crude inventories by
3.298 million barrels as against a drop of
1.3million in the previous week. Brent crude
dropped to US$77.84 a barrel on 04 January
2022 from US$85.91 just two days earlier.
Economy: Looking ahead
The World Bank said that India’s economic
growth will slow to 6.6% in the next fiscal
year from an expected 6.9% in the current
year.The slowdown in the global economy
and rising uncertainty will weigh on export
and investment growth.Increased infrastruc-
ture spending and “business facilitation
measures” will, however, crowd-in private
investment and support the expansion of
manufacturing capacity, it added.
India is expected to be the fastest-grow-
ing economy of the seven largest emerging
markets and developing economies.
Global GDP will probably increase
1.7% this year, about half the pace forecast
in June, the World Bank said. The bank,
which also cut its growth estimates for
CY2024, said persistent inflation and higher
interest rates are among the key reasons. It
also cited the impact of Russia’s invasion of
Ukraine, and a decline in investment.
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Economy: Looking back
India’s CPI eased further to a one-year low
of 5.72% in December from 5.88% the pre-
vious month. This is the third month in a
row that CPI inflation has fallen. Food in-
flation eased sharply to 4.19% in December
compared to 4.67% in the previous month.
India’s factory output based on the IIP
rose 7.1% over the year to November. The
index grew by 5.5% for the April-Novem-
ber period. IIP had contracted by 4% in
October over a year ago.
The provisional figures of direct tax col-
lections up to 10 January 2023 stood at Rs
14.71 lakh crore, which is 24.58% higher than
the gross collections for the corresponding
period of last year. Direct tax collection, net
of refunds, stood at Rs 12.31 lakh crore,
which is 19.55% higher than the net collec-
tions for the corresponding period of last year.
This collection is 86.68% of the total Budget
Estimates of direct taxes for FY 2023.
The S&P Global India Composite PMI
Output Index rose from 56.7 in November
to 59.4 in December, highlighting the quick-
est rate of growth since January 2012. In-
dian private sector firms signalled a strong
performance at the end of CY2022, with
manufacturers and service providers record-
ing faster expansions in output.
The seasonally adjusted S&P Global
India Services PMI Business Activity In-
dex rose to 58.5 in December from 56.4 in
November, highlighting the strongest rate of
expansion since mid-CY 2022. Companies
commonly linked the upturn to robust in-
takes of new work and favourable market
conditions.
The S&P Global India Manufacturing
PMI climbed to 57.8 in December 2022 from
55.7 in the prior month, pointing to the high-
est reading since October 2020 and marking
the 18th straight month of expansion.
India’s gross GST collection for De-
cember stood at Rs 1,49,507 crore. This is a
surge of 15% year-on-year, mainly driven
by increase in retail prices of consumption
items, high inflation, and action taken to
ensure compliance.
The Markets
Shares of Anlon Technology Solutions
were listed at Rs 251.10, representing a pre-
mium of 151.1% compared with the IPO
price. The IPO received bids for
42,74,16,000 shares as against 15,00,000
shares on offer. The issue was subscribed
284.94 times.
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Shedding value
The S&P BSE 500 index shed over 4% by
13 January 2023 after a new top of
25,497.09 on 01 December 2022, limiting
gain from the March 2020 bottom to 147%
S&P BSE-500 200 days simple moving average.
The retail individual investor (RII) cat-
egory bought 22,31,74,800 shares. The non-
institutional investor (NII) category sub-
scribed to 18,87,32,400 shares. The quali-
fied institutional buyers (QIB) category put
in bids for 1,55,08,800 shares.
The issue opened for bidding on 29 De-
cember 2022 and closed on 2 January 2023.
The price band of the IPO was fixed at Rs
95-100 per share. The issue size comprised
fresh issue of 15,00,000 equity shares, with
face value of Rs 10 each.The company in-
tends to utilize the net proceeds from the
issue for funding working capital require-
ments and for general corporate purposes.
Anlon Technology Solutions provides
engineering services for engineering systems,
built on automotive chassis and allied areas,
majorly for airports, high rise buildings and
refineries. It sells spare parts for performing
engineering services which is ancillary part
of the engineering services. The company had
Peer pressure
How world currencies fared against the US dollar
RATE / VARIANCE %
COUNTRY US$ 15 D 1 M 3 M 6 M
Indian Rupee 81.32 -1.8 -1.7 1.9
Brazilian Real 5.10 -3.6 -4.1 -2.9 -5.4 -7.9
Chinese Yuan Ren 6.70 -2.8 -3.9 -3.8 -0.8
Euro 0.93 -1.1 -2.1 -8.1 -6.6
Russian Ruble 68.86 -5.6 6.2 12.9 17.7 -9.7
Singapore Dollar 1.32 -1.4 -2.8 -6.1 -5.6 -2.0
Argentine Peso 181.28 2.4 5.1 28.7 41.4 74.5
Thai Baht 32.96 -4.7 -5.3 -9.9 -10.0 -0.7
Philippine Peso 54.93 -1.4 -1.1 -3.9 -2.5
Data as on 13 January 2023.
(-) indicates appreciation (+) indicates depreciation
recorded net profit of Rs 2.39 crore and rev-
enue from operation of Rs 13.20 crore for the
period ended on 30 September 2022.
Shares of Radiant Cash Management
Services were listed at Rs 99.30, at a pre-
mium of 5.64% as compared to the issue
price. The IPO was subscribed 0.53 times.
The issue opened for bidding on 23 Decem-
ber 2022 and closed on 27 December 2022.
The price band of the IPO was fixed at Rs
94-99 per share.
The offer comprised fresh issue of eq-
uity shares, worth upto Rs 60 crore, and an
OFS of upto 3,31,25,000 equity shares.
The promoter, Colonel David
Devasahayam, sold 101.25 lakh equity
shares. Investor shareholder Ascent Capital
Advisors India is selling 230 lakh equity
shares in the OFS. The promoter and pro-
moter group shareholding declined to 53.2%
post IPO, from 66.4% pre-IPO.
Out of the net proceeds of Rs 60 crore
from fresh issue, Radiant proposes to use Rs
20 crore for working capital requirement and
Rs 25.48 crore for capital expenditure require-
ment for purchase of 220 specially fabricated
armoured vans. The company also expects
to receive the benefits of listing of the equity
shares on the stock exchanges and enhance-
ment of company brand name among existing
and potential customers and creation of a
public market for equity shares in India.
Radiant Cash Management Services is
an integrated cash logistics player with lead-
ing presence in the retail cash management
segment (RCM) of the cash management
services industry in India. The company
offers a range of services under this segment
consisting of collection and delivery of cash
on behalf of its clients from the end user. It
is one of the largest players in the RCM
segment in terms of network locations or
touch points served as on 31 March 2022.
The client base covers some of India’s
largest foreign, private sector and public
1Y sector banks such as Axis Bank, Citibank,
1.9 9.7 Deutsche Bank, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank,
Kotak Mahindra Bank, Standard Chartered
5.5 Bank, State Bank of India, The Hongkong
5.6 and Shanghai Banking Corporation and Yes
Bank. The company reported a net profit
of Rs 15.32 crore and income from opera-
tion of Rs 84.05 crore for the three months
ended on 30 June 2022.
Shares of Homesfy Realty were listed
7.0 at Rs 275.05, representing a premium of
39.62% compared to the IPO price. The
IPO received bids for 1,65,78,000 shares as
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against 7,64,400 shares on offer. The issue

was subscribed 21.68 times. The QIB cat- Demolishing hurdles
egory put in bids for 8,17,800 shares. The The Nifty 50 index narrowed its loss to around 1% in the fortnight ended 13 January 2023
NII category subscribed to 94,33,800 shares. after achieving a closing lifetime high of 18,812.50 on 01 December 2022
The RII category bought 63,26,400 shares.
The issue opened for bidding on 21 De- CMP VARIANCE % CMP VARIANCE %
cember 2022 and closed on 23 December (Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR (Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR
2022. The issue price was fixed at Rs 197 Adani Enterp. 3721.15 100.78 594.18 Infosys 1503.65 -20.73 8.40
per share. The IPO comprised fresh issue of ITC 328.75 46.80 55.62
Adani Ports 794.65 2.91 48.08
8,05,200 equity shares (including market
Apollo Hospitals 4335.55 -13.00 74.88 JSW Steel 768.50 11.72 90.72
maker portion of 40,800 equity shares).The
Asian Paints 2909.15 -15.83 7.60 Kotak Mah. Bank 1780.30 -7.58 -5.41
company intends to utilize the net proceeds
Axis Bank 934.15 26.12 35.82 Larsen & Toubro 2153.40 6.69 59.22
from the issue for working capital require-
ments and for general corporate purposes. BPCL 350.10 -11.25 -15.00 M&M 1328.15 48.23 60.34
Homesfy Realty provides real estate Bajaj Auto 3605.30 4.47 0.12 Maruti Suzuki 8453.40 4.66 3.85
broking services to real estate developers, Bajaj Finance 5977.80 -23.44 21.92 Nestle India 19784.35 0.35 9.80
retail buyers and sellers and investors for resi- Bajaj Finserv 1391.15 -23.67 58.20 NTPC 167.80 24.34 63.63
dential and commercial space. The company Bharti Airtel 764.30 4.44 34.66 ONGC 146.95 -10.37 39.62
deals in new constructed properties & plot- Britannia Inds. 4336.10 15.66 19.74 Power Grid Corpn 214.00 2.88 39.19
ting projects, whereby it assists the real es- Cipla 1067.75 15.55 26.86 Reliance Industr 2467.60 -2.67 27.27
tate developers in selling and potential cus- Coal India 215.10 30.56 47.53 SBI Life Insuran 1312.95 4.31 41.70
tomers in purchasing the properties. The Divi’s Lab. 3351.70 -26.98 -9.89 St Bk of India 600.10 17.36 95.60
company operates its business through di-
Dr Reddy’s Labs 4320.40 -8.58 -18.33 Sun Pharma.Inds. 1031.60 19.19 71.28
rect selling from its in-house sales team and
Eicher Motors 3162.05 11.63 10.23 Tata Consumer 752.90 3.11 21.36
direct selling agent listed on mymagnet plat-
Grasim Inds 1655.10 -10.87 60.17 Tata Motors 411.50 -19.62 69.62
form for referral services. The company runs
its brokerage business in name of Homesfy HDFC 2621.65 -4.87 -1.84 Tata Steel 120.45 -1.37 69.84
and is well partnered by mymagnet platform. HCL Technologies 1077.80 -19.22 2.07 TCS 3374.55 -13.43 6.83
Currently, it generates 80% of its revenue via HDFC Bank 1600.65 4.75 8.84 Tech Mahindra 1003.15 -41.64 -6.22
direct selling and remaining 20% via HDFC Life Insur. 604.50 -9.82 -15.25 Titan Company 2417.20 -7.71 60.53
mymagnet platform. It recorded total revenue Hero Motocorp 2728.45 5.20 -16.22 UltraTech Cem. 7248.90 -4.70 28.28
of Rs 12.39 crore and net profit of Rs 1.38 Hind. Unilever 2624.00 8.69 10.61 UPL 718.80 -14.53 46.19
crore for the period ended on 30 June 2022. Hindalco Inds. 488.50 -3.74 85.99 Wipro 393.90 -39.38 -14.18
Shares of Rex Sealing and Packing ICICI Bank 873.45 5.91 56.95 Nifty 50 17956.60 -1.65 23.29
Industries were listed at Rs 137, a premium IndusInd Bank 1234.40 33.15 30.94 Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023.
of 1.48% compared to the IPO price. The
IPO received bids for 15,00,000 shares as manufacturer and exporter of sealing, pack- The issue price was fixed at Rs 20 per share.
against 5,66,000 shares. The issue was sub- ing and insulation products including joint- The minimum order quantity was 6,000 shares.
scribed 2.65 times. The NII category put in ing sheets, fabric expansion joints, gland The IPO comprised fresh issue of
bids for 5,66,000 shares. The RII category packing and ropes, and high temperature 56,22,000 equity shares, aggregating up to
bought 9,34,000 shares. resistant textiles has an in-house R&D labo- Rs 11.24 crore. The promoter and promoter
The issue opened for bidding on 30 De- ratory, which undertakes rigorous testing and group shareholding will dilute to 66.66%
cember 2022 and closed on 4 January 2023. quality management. The company caters post IPO, from 90.49% pre-IPO.The com-
The issue price was fixed at Rs 135 per to both, the domestic as well as international pany intends to utilize the net proceeds from
share. The minimum order quantity was markets, limited to Gulf and Middle East the issue for working capital requirements
1,000 shares. countries. It recorded total income of Rs 5.71 and general corporate purposes.
The issue comprised a fresh issue of crore and net profit of Rs 0.37 crore in the SVS Ventures is a real estate developer,
3,00,000 equity shares and OFS of 2,99,000 quarter ended on 30 June 2022. focused primarily on construction and devel-
equity shares. Of the total issue size of Shares of SVS Ventures were listed at opment of residential and commercial
5,99,000 equity shares, 33,000 equity shares a Rs 20.50, a premium of 2.5% to the issue projects, in and around Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
were reserved for the market maker. The net price. The IPO received bids for 67,86,000 Its business operations include development
issue to public was 5,66,000 equity shares. shares as against 56,22,000 shares on offer. of real estate projects in the residential seg-
The promoter and promoter group The issue was subscribed 1.21 times. The ment comprising apartment-type complexes,
shareholding will dilute to 73.02% post IPO, NII category received bids for 14,28,000 villas, largely catering to the middle income
from 99.99% pre-IPO. shares. The RII category received bids for and high-income group. As on 30 June 2022,
Rex Sealing and Packing Industries in- 53,58,000 shares. the company had a total of six employees.
tends to utilize the net proceeds from the The issue opened for bidding on 30 De- Shares of Sah Polymers were listed at
issue for general corporate purposes. The cember 2022 and closed on 4 January 2023. Rs 85, a premium of 30.77% as compared

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to the issue price. The IPO was subscribed
17.46 times. The issue opened for bidding
on 30 December 2022 and closed on 4 Janu-
ary 2023. The price band of the IPO was
fixed at Rs 61-65 per share.
The offer comprised fresh issue of 1.02
crore equity shares. At the upper price band
of Rs 65, the IPO size aggregated to Rs 66.30
crore.The company proposes to utilize the
net proceeds of the fresh issue towards set-
ting up of a new manufacturing facility to
manufacture new variant of flexible inter-
mediate bulk containers (FIBC) amounting
Rs 8.17 crore, repayment of certain secured
and unsecured borrowings in full availed by
the company amounting Rs 19.66 crore,
funding the working capital requirements of
the company amounting Rs 14.96 crore and
balance towards general corporate purposes.
Sah Polymer manufactures and sells
polypropylene (PP), high density polyeth-
ylene (HDPE) FIBC (flexible intermediate
bulk containers) bags, woven sacks, HDPE,
and PP(poly propylene) woven fabrics,
based products of different weight, sizes and
colours.The company offer customised bulk
packaging solutions to business-to-business
(B2B) manufacturers catering to different
industries such as agro pesticides industry,
basic drug industry, cement industry, chemi-
cal industry, fertilizer industry, food prod-
ucts industry, textile industry, ceramic in-
dustry, and steel industry.
Net profit was Rs 1.25 crore and rev-
enue from operations of Rs 27.22 crore in
the period ended on 30 June 2022.
Corporates
Uco Bank’s board approved raising of tier-
I capital, aggregating upto Rs 1,000 crore, in
the form of additional tier-I (AT-I) bonds in
one or more tranches upto FY2024.
GoI’s ownership stood at 95.39% as on
30 September 2022. Standalone net profit
surged 145.6% to Rs 504.52 crore on 6.6%
rise in total income to Rs 4964.83 crore in
Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Punjab & Sind Bank’s gross advances
grew 17% to Rs 78,049 crore in the quarter
ended 31 December 2022 as compared to
Rs 66,710 crore disbursed in the same pe-
riod last year. Total business increased by
12.26% to Rs 1,87,546 crore. Total depos-
its stood at Rs 1,09,497 crore, up by 9.11%.
The Casa ratio was at 33.30% as on 31
December 2022 as against 32.63% as on 31
December 2021. The credit-deposit (CD)
ratio stood at 71.28% as on 31 December
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An improved book
Karnataka Bank’s net profit surged 228%
over Q3 FY 2022 as the share of Casa to
total deposits stood at 32%andgross
advances grew 12%
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 10
2022 as against 66.48% as on 31 December
2021. The credit-deposit ratio is the ratio of
how much a bank lends out of the deposits
it has mobilized.
Punjab & Sind Bank is a relatively small
PSB, founded in 1908 in New Delhi. GoI’s
ownership stood at 98.25% as on 30 Sep-
tember 2022. Standalone net profit jumped
27.4% to Rs 278.10 crore on 6.2% rise in
total income to Rs 2120.17 crore in Q2
FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Bank of Maharashtra’s total deposits
stood at Rs 2,08,436 crore as of 31 Decem-
ber 2022, a growth of 11.69% from 31 De-
cember 2021. Deposits rose 6.43% from Rs
1,95,849 crore as of 30 September 2022.
Gross advances grew 21.81% to Rs 1,57,139
crore as of 30 December 2022 from 30 De-
cember 2021 and 6.02% from 30 September
2022. Total business jumped 15.83% to Rs
3,65,575 crore over 30 December 2021 and
6.25% from 30 September 2022.
The Casa ratio improved by 6.52% to
Rs 1,09,430 crore. However, Casa declined
marginally from Rs 1,10,205 crore as of 30
September 2022. The Casa ratio stood at
52.50% as of 31 December 2022 as com-
pared to 55.05% as of 31 December 2021
and 56.27% as of 30 September 2022.
Net profit surged 102.93% to Rs 535
crore in Q2 FY2023 as against Q2 FY2022.
Total income rose 7% to Rs 4,317 crore.GoI
held 90.97% stake as of 30 September 2022.
South Indian Bank recorded 18%
growth in gross advances to Rs 70,168 crore
as on 31 December 2022 over 31 December
2021. Total deposits were up 3% to Rs
90,714 crore. The Casa ratio improved by
189 bps to 33.84% as on 31 December 2022
from 31.95% as on 31 December 2021.
South Indian Bank is a major private
sector bank headquartered at Thrissur in
Kerala, India. Net profit was Rs 223.10 crore
in Q2 FY2023 as against net loss of Rs
187.06 crore in Q2 FY2022. Total income
rose 10.62% to Rs 1,995.24 crore.
Federal Bank’s total deposits aggre-
gated to Rs 2,01,425 crore as of 31 Decem-
ber 2022, a growth of 14.8% as compared to
31 December 2021.Casa stood at Rs 68,984
crore, up 7.2%. The Casa ratio declined to
34.25% compared to 36.68% in Q3 FY2022.
Customer deposits (total deposits ex-
cluding interbank deposits and certificates
of deposit) aggregated to Rs 1,92,451 crore,
a growth of 12.8%. CDs soared 110.4% to
Rs 6,691 crore. Interbank deposits surged
42.8% to Rs 2,283 crore.
Gross advances grew 19.1% to Rs
1,71,043 crore. The retail credit book grew by
19.1% and wholesale credit book grew by
19.0%. The retail-to-wholesale ratio was 54:46.
Federal Bank operates through four seg-
ments: treasury, corporate or wholesale
banking, retail banking and other banking
operations. The private bank posted 52.89%
jump in standalone net profit to Rs 703.71
crore in Q2 FY23 from Q2 FY2022. Total
income grew 19.62% to Rs 4,630.30 crore.
Karnataka Bank’s aggregate deposits
grew by 7.87% to Rs 84,592.60 crore as on
31 December 2022 from 31 December
2021.Casa deposits rose 9.95% to Rs
26,991.74 crore. The share of Casa to total
deposits was 31.91% as on 31 December 2022
as compared to 31.30% as on as on 31 De-
cember 2021.Gross advances grew by 12.37%
to Rs 63,658.59 crore. Net profit surged
227.70% to Rs 411.63 crore on 11.04% in-
crease in total income to Rs 2,031.09 crore in
Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Karnataka Bank is a scheduled commer-
cial bank under private sector, serving cus-
tomers across India. It has a presence
across the metro, urban, semi-urban, and
rural centres.
Bandhan Bank’s total loan book and
advances increased 14% to Rs 1,00,520 crore
in Q3 FY2023 over Q3 FY 2022. Loans and
advances increased by 5% from Q2 FY2023.
Loans disbursed aggregated to Rs 87,998 crore
in the quarter. Total deposits amounted to Rs
1,02,283 crore on 31 December 2022, higher
by 21% as compared to 31 December 2021.
However, Casa deposits declined 3%
over the year and 8% over the quarter to Rs
37,194 crore as on 31 December 2022. The
Casaratio de-grew to 36.4% on 31 Decem-
ber 2022 as against 40.8% as on 30 Septem-
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ber 2022 and 45.6% as on 31 December
2021.Bulk deposits as on 31 December 2022
aggregated to Rs 31,233 crore, up 139% over
the year and 22% over the quarter.
Retail term deposits rose 3% over the
year and 2% over the quarter to Rs 33,856
crore. The retail-to-total deposits ratio
slipped to 69% as on 31 December 2022 as
against 74% as on 30 September 2022 and
85% as on 31 December 2021.
Bandhan Bank’s outlets as on 30 Sep-
tember 2022, stood at 5,646 which comprised
of 1,190 branches, 4,456 banking units and
432 ATMs. Net profit was Rs 209.27 crore
in Q2 FY2023 as against net loss of Rs
3,008.60 crore in Q2 FY2022. Total income
jumped 14.69% to Rs 4,249.87 crore.
RBL Bank’s total deposits increased by
11% to Rs 81,746 crore as on 31 December
2022 from 31 December 2021.Retail LCR
deposits amounted to Rs 34,733 crore, up
25%. The Casa ratio was at 36.6% as on 31
December 2022 as against 34.4% as on 31
December 2021. The LCR stood at 144% as
on 31 December 2022 and 146% as on 31
December 2021.
Gross advances increased by 14% to Rs
68,371 crore as on 31 December 2022 from
31 December 2021. Retail advances grew
12% over the year and 7% sequentially, while
wholesale advances grew 17% over the year
and 5% sequentially. The mix of retail:
wholesale advances was 52:48.
The focus is on growing the share of
granular retail deposits in the overall deposit
mix, with retail deposits at 42.5% as against
37.9% as of 31 December 2021.
RBL Bank is one of India’s fastest grow-
ing private sector banks with an expanding
presence across the country. As of 30 Sep-
tember 2022, it had 507 bank branches and
1,204 business correspondent branches, of
which 289 are banking outlets. RBL
Finserve, a 100% subsidiary, accounts for
821 business correspondent branches. Net
profit was Rs 201.55 crore in Q2 FY2023,
steeply higher than Rs 30.80 crore in Q2
FY2022. Total Income rose 7.5% to Rs
2,758.98 crore.
CSB Bank’s total deposits increased by
18.93% to Rs 22,664.02 crore as on 31 De-
cember 2022 from 30 December 2021.Casa
deposits amounted to Rs 7,125.74 crore, up
8.18%, and term deposits aggregated to Rs
15,538.27 crore, up 24.62%.
Gross advances rose by 25.74% to Rs
18,643.32 crore. Advances against gold
andgold jewellery. Including receivables se-
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in Q3 FY2023 as against 42% in Q2 FY2023
Taking and giving and 37% in Q4 FYY 2022.
Bajaj Finance’s new loans booked grew The average cost of funds improved to
5.4% from Q3 FY 2022 and AUM grew 6% in quarter ended 31 December 2022 as
27%, with the deposit book up 41%, compared to 5.8% in Q2 FY2023. The incre-
boosting total net profit 88% mental cost of funds was at 6.3% as against
6.1% in Q2 FY2023.Gross advances increased
by 7% to Rs 56,335 crore from 30 September
2022 and surged 20% as on 31 March 2022.
Fund-based disbursement amounted to
Rs 10,012 crore, up 16% over the quarter,
while non-fund-based disbursements aggre-
gated to Rs 498 crore, down 15% over the
year. Collection efficiency for December
2022 was 108%,November 2022 was also
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 2 108% and October 2022 was 105%. Collec-
tion efficiency is calculated with all money
cured against gold, they were Rs 8,772.48 received during the month from borrowers
crore, up 50.81%. (excluding foreclosure) as percentage of cur-
CSB Bank is an old private sector bank, rent billing for the month.
with a history of over 101 years and operat- AU Small Finance Bank is a scheduled
ing out of 603 branches. The business is commercial bank. As on 30 September 2022,
concentrated in Kerala (50% branches), with it had established operations across 980
remaining spread mainly across Tamil Nadu, banking touchpoints, while serving 33.3 lakh
Karnataka, and Maharashtra. Net profit rose customers in 20 states and 2 UTs. Net profit
1.6% to Rs 12.06 crore on 8% rise in total increased 23% to Rs 343 crore on 44% in-
income to Rs 60.01 crore in Q2 FY2023 over crease in NII to Rs 1,083 crore in Q2 FY2023
Q2 FY2022. over Q2 FY2022.
AU Small Finance Bank’s total de- SBI Funds Managementreceived ap-
posits grew 5% to Rs 61,101 crore as on 31 proval from the RBI for acquisition of shares
December 2022 as against 30 September up to 9.99% of the paid-up equity capital
2022 and jumped 16% as compared to 31 of Equitas Small Finance Bank.
March 2022. The Casa ratio stood at 38% Gross advances surged 27% to Rs
24,923 crore as on 31 December 2022 as
Losing ground against 31 December 2021 and increased by
9% from 30 September 2022.Disbursements
The Nifty Bank continued to slip,
shedding around 4% by 13 January 2023
improved to Rs 4,797 crore as on 31 De-
from a closing high of 44,051.74 on cember 2022, rising 68% year on year and
14 December 2022 25% quarter on quarter. Total deposits grew
31% over the year and 8% over the quarter
CMP VARIANCE %
to Rs 23,393 crore as on 31 December 2022.
BANKS (Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR Casa deposits stood at Rs 10,817 crore,
AU Small Finance 619.75 -5.27 38.88 up 19% over the year and 3% over the quar-
Axis Bank 934.15 26.12 35.82 ter. The Casa ratio was at 46.24% as on 31
Bandhan Bank 238.00 -19.20 -36.55 December 2022 as compared to 50.80% as
Bank of Baroda 184.90 96.91 145.71
on 31 December 2021 and 48.13% as on 30
September 2022.
Federal Bank 138.45 37.62 85.09
Retail term deposits rose 18% over the
HDFC Bank 1600.65 4.75 8.84 year and 8% over the quarter to Rs 8,270
ICICI Bank 873.45 5.91 56.95 crore in quarter ended 31 December 2022.
IDFC First Bank 60.20 20.88 30.73 Bulk term deposits were at Rs 4,306 crore
IndusInd Bank 1234.40 33.15 30.94 as on 31 December 2022, up 139% over
Kotak Mah. Bank 1780.30 -7.58 -5.41 the year and 19% over the quarter. The cost
Punjab Natl.Bank 56.80 41.29 55.19 of funds stood at 6.41% in Q3 FY2023
from 6.47% in Q3 FY2022 and 6.25% in
St Bk of India 600.10 17.36 95.60
Q2 FY2023.
Nifty Bank 42371.25 10.14 30.07
Equitas Small Finance Bank offers prod-
Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023.
ucts and services to meet the needs of indi-
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viduals with limited access to formal financing
channels, as well as affluent and mass affluent, Easing access and liquidity
SMEs and corporates. Net profit was Rs IIFL Wealth Management will consider
116.42 crore in Q2 FY2023, steeply higher sub-division of equity shares of face
than Rs 41.19 crore in Q2 FY2022. Total In- value of Rs 2 each and issue of bonus
come jumped 15.24% to Rs 1,147.39 crore. equity shares
Ujjivan Small Finance Bank’s gross
loan book jumped 33% to Rs 21,895 crore
as on 31 December 2022 as compared to Rs
16,463 crore recorded on 31 December 2021
and 5% from 30 September 2022.Advances
improved to Rs 21,895 crore as on 31 De-
cember 2022, up 33% over the year and up
5% over the quarter. Disbursement stood at
Rs 4,838 crore, up 1% over the year, while
down 1% over the quarter. Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 2
Total deposits aggregated to Rs 23,154
crore as on 31 December 2022, up 49% over against 5.6% in Q3 FY2022.
the year and up 14% over the quarter. The A pool of stressed assets, comprising
growth in total deposits was mainly driven NPAsand technically written-off accounts,
by strong momentum in retail deposits. Re- amounting to Rs 492.05 crore (out of which
tail deposits soared 72% to Rs 14,284 crore Rs 64 crore was technically written-off ac-
as of 31 December 2022 over 31 December counts) were pre-sold for a purchase consid-
2021 and jumped 15% from 30 September eration of Rs 135.1 crore in December 2022.
2022.Casa deposits increased to Rs 6,062
crore as on 31 December 2022, rising 47% Status quo
over the year and 10% over the quarter. The
The Nifty Pharma index retained its loss
Casa ratio stood at 26.2% as on 31 December
to about 15% by 13 December 2023 from
2022 as against 26.5% as on 31 December its closing top of 14,812.40 touched on
2021 and 26.9% as on 30 September 2022. 04 October 2021
Collection efficiency was at 100%, with
restructured and NPA book showing healthy
CMP VARIANCE %
collections. The focus is on stressed buck- (Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR
ets and reducing incremental over-dues. Abbott India 22282.2 25.11
GNPAs reduced to 3.3% as on 31 Decem- Alkem Lab 3025.25 -18.18
ber 2021 as against 9.8% as on 31 December Aurobindo Pharma 435.15 -39.36
2021 and 4.4% as on 30 September 2022.
Biocon 252.05 -31.92
Ujjivan Small Finance Bank serves 69
Cipla 1067.75 15.55
lakh customers through 590 branches and
16,620 employees spread across 259 dis- Divi’s Lab. 3351.70 -26.98
tricts and 24 states and union territories in Dr Reddy’s Labs 4320.40 -8.58
India. Net profit was Rs 294.29 crore in Q2 Gland Pharma 1454.70 -61.21
FY2023 as against net loss of Rs 273.79 Glaxosmi. Pharma 1304.70 -26.44
crore in Q2 FY2022. Total income surged Glenmark Pharma. 420.15 -19.40
62.9% to Rs 1,139.83 crore. Granules India 318.35 -7.02
Suryoday Small Finance Bank’s Casa
Ipca Labs. 870.70 -17.85
ratio declined to 13.9% as on 31 December
2022 as against 19.2% as on 31 December Laurus Labs 357.20 -31.69
2021. Total deposits jumped 48% to Rs 4,684 Lupin 755.75 -21.19
crore from Q3 FY2022. Term deposits of Rs Natco Pharma 553.60 -39.91
4031 crore comprised retail 56% and bulk Pfizer 4214.10 -14.46
44%. Gross advances rose by 11% to Rs 5,409 Sanofi India 5664.90 -24.86
crore. Disbursements stood at Rs 1,265 crore, Sun Pharma.Inds. 1031.60 19.19
up 13% over the year. Collection efficiency
Torrent Pharma. 1550.80 -2.75
was 110.4% as against 86.5% in Q3 FY2022.
Zydus Lifesci. 441.35 -1.32
The GNPA ratio was 4.26% in Q3 FY2023
as compared to 10.5% in Q3 FY2022. The Nifty Pharma 12668.80 -9.84
NNPA ratio stood at 2.35% in Q3 FY2023 as Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023.
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Suryoday Small Finance Bank is a sched-
uled commercial bank. The bank has a wide
presence across 13 states and UTs across
India through its 565 banking outlets, with a
strong presence in Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu
and Odisha. Net profit was Rs 13 crore in
Q2 FY2023 as against net loss of Rs 1.92
crore in Q2 FY2022. Total income rose
14.1% to Rs 305.70 crore.
Housing Development Finance
Corporation(HDFC) assigned loans
amounting to Rs 8,892 crore in Q3 FY 2023
as compared to Rs 7,468 crore in Q3 FY
2022, up 19%. Loans sold in the preceding
12 months amounted to Rs 35,937 crore, up
30%.All the loans assigned were to HDFC
Bank pursuant to the buyback option em-
bedded in the home loan arrangement be-
tween HDFC and HDFC Bank. Gross in-
come from dividend for the quarter was Rs
482 crore, higher by 2.5x as compared with
Rs 195 crore a year ago.
Largely owing to volatility in the equity
markets in the quarter, for investments clas-
sified as fair value through profit and loss
(FVTPL), there was a debit to the state-
ment of profit and loss of Rs 80 crore as
against a net gain of Rs 124 crore in the
corresponding quarter of the previous year.
HDFC’s standalone net profit grew
17.82% to Rs 4,454.24 crore on 22.98%
jump in total income to Rs 15,035.99 crore
in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
48.53 Bajaj Finance’s new loans booked in
-2.14 Q3 FY2023 stood at 7.8 million, up by 5.4%
-54.06 as compared with Q3 FY 2022. Customer
franchise stood at 66 million as compared to
-45.54
55.4 million as of 31 December 2021, up 19%.
26.86
It recorded the highest-ever quarterly increase
-9.89 in its customer franchise of 3.1 million in Q3
-18.33 FY2023.AUM grew by 27% to Rs 230,850
-33.91 crore as of 31 December 2022 as compared
-14.57 to Rs 181,250 crore as of 31 December 2021.
-18.38 AUM grew by Rs 12,500 crore.
-13.61
Consolidated net liquidity surplus stood
at Rs 12,750 crore as of 31 December 2022.
-16.93
The capital adequacy ratio (Crar) was 25.1%
2.61 as of 31 December 2022.
-29.20 The deposit book stood at Rs 43,000
-41.51 crore as of 31 December 2022 as compared
-18.93 to Rs 30,481 crore as of 31 December 2021,
-31.75 a growth of 41%.
71.28 Consolidated net profit surged 87.8%
to Rs 2,780.65 crore on 29% jump in net
12.11
sales to Rs 9,972.63 crore in Q2 FY2023
-9.38
over Q2 FY2022.
-3.46 IIFL Financeissued secured redeemable
NCDs to raise up to Rs 1,000 crore. It will
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issue NCDs, aggregating to Rs 100 crore,
with a green-shoe option of up to Rs 900
crore, amounting to Rs 1,000 crore.
The NCDs offer effective yield of up to
9% per annum for tenor of 60 months. The
NCDs are available in tenors of 24 months,
36 months, and 60 months. The frequency
of interest payment is available on monthly,
annual and cumulative basis for 60 months
tenor, while for 24 months and 36 months it
is available on annual and cumulative basis.
Credit rating by Crisil is AA/Stable and
by Icrais AA/Stable, indicating the instru-
ments are considered to have a high degree
of safety for timely servicing of financial
obligations and carry very low credit risk.
The funds are being raised for the pur-
pose of onward lending, financing, refinanc-
ing the existing indebtedness of IIFL Finance
(payment of the interest and/or repayment
and prepayment of principal of borrowings)
and for general corporate purposes.
Consolidated loan AUM stood at Rs
55,302.08 crore as on 30 September 2022.
IIFL Finance is a systematically impor-
tant non-deposit accepting NBFC. It re-
ported 36.2% jump in consolidated net profit
to Rs 397.07 crore on a 19.7% rise in total
income to Rs 2,051.44 crore in Q2 FY2023
over Q2 FY2022.
IIFL Wealth Management’s board will
consider sub-division of equity shares of the
company of face value of Rs 2 each and
issue of fully paid-up bonus equity share(s)
to the shareholders of the company in the
ratio as the board may deem fit.
360 One Wam, formerly known as IIFL
Wealth Management, is a private wealth
management firm in India. It serves the needs
of high net worth and ultra-high net worth
individuals, affluent families, family offices
and institutional clients through a compre-
hensive range of tailored wealth management
solutions. Consolidated net profit jumped
22.4% to Rs 174.37 crore on 4% rise in op-
erating income to Rs 505.26 crore in Q2
FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Anand Rathi Wealth’s consolidated net
profit rose 35% to Rs 43.2 crore in Q3
FY2023 as compared to Rs 32 crore in Q3
FY2022.Total revenue rose by 29% to Rs
140.2 crore. Total operating costs increased
by 25% to Rs 76.3 crore. Employee benefit
expense stood at Rs 58.9 crore, up 18%.
PBT was Rs 58.4 crore, up by 36%. Total
AUM stood at Rs 38,517 crore, up 20%.
Anand Rathi Wealth is in the business
of services for distribution and sale of finan-
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Better performance and visibility
Infosys’ net profit inclined 9.4% on 4.9%
increase in revenue over Q2 FY2023.
The FY2023 revenue guidance was
revised up to 16.0%-16.5%
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 5
cial products.
Poonawalla Fincorp registered 116%
jump in consolidated total disbursements to
Rs 3,980 crore in Q3 FY2023 over Q3
FY2022. Disbursements soared 116% over
the year and rose 7% over the quarter, with
100% disbursements through the organic
route compared to 97% organic disburse-
ments in Q2 FY2023.
Consolidated AUM stood at Rs 19,550
crore as of 30 December 2022, a growth of
28% over the year and 5% over the quarter.
The rise in AUM was despite a sharp re-
duction in the discontinued loan book. Dis-
continued on-book stood at Rs 800 crore as
on 31 December 2022.
GNPAs and NNPAs are expected to be
below 1.5% and 0.8%, respectively, as on
31 December 2022, in line with the RBI cir-
cular dated 12 November 2021. The com-
pany would strive to maintain the NNPA
below 1% in line with its Vision 2025. It
continues to have ample liquidity of Rs
4,850 crore as on 31 December 2022.
Standalone total disbursement rose 8%
to Rs 3,370 crore in Q3 FY2023 from Rs
3,110 crore in Q2 FY2023. AUM grew by
28% over the year and 6% over the quarter
to Rs 13,940 crores as on 31 December 2022.
Q3 FY2023 achievedthe highest-ever
standalone quarterly disbursement through
100% organic route, acquiring the highest-
ever customer base with best-in-class asset
quality and continuing to be amongst the
lowest cost of funds. The share of direct,
digital and partnerships (DDP) continued
at a healthy trajectory, rising to 56% in Q3
FY2023 compared to 47% in Q2 FY2023,
34% in Q1 FY2023 and 17% in Q4FY2022.
On 14 December 2022, sale of housing
subsidiary Poonawalla Housing Finance was
executed to TPG (Perseus SG Pte, an entity
affiliated with TPG Global, LLC, at a valua-
tion of Rs 3,900 crore, subject to regulatory
approvals. The transaction aims to maximize
the shareholders’ value in the long term as
Poonawalla Fincorp (standalone) will con-
tinue to focus on building a tech-led and Digi-
tal-First financial services company, with
leadership in consumer & MSME financing.
Poonawalla Fincorp is a Cyrus
Poonawalla group promoted ND-SI-NBFC.
Consolidated net profit soared 70.8% to Rs
163.12 crore on 27.1% jump in total income
to Rs 654.89 crore in Q2 FY2023 over Q2
FY2022.
TCS’ consolidated net profit rose 3.98%
to Rs 10846 crore on 5.28% increase in net
sales to Rs 58,229 crore in Q3 December 2021
(Q3 FY2023) over Q2 September 2021 (Q2
FY2023). Net profit was up 11.02% and net
sales increased 19.11% over a year ago.
Constant currency (CC) revenue grew
13.5% over the year. The OPM fell 0.5% to
24.5% over the quarter. The order book stood
at US$7.8 billion. PBT rose 3.89% to Rs
14644 crore over Q2 FY2023. Net cash from
operations stood at Rs 11,154 crore, i.e.,
102.8% of net income.
The board declared a third interim divi-
dend of Rs 8 and a special dividend of Rs 67
per share of Re 1 each of the company.
Growth was led by retail and CPG
(18.7%) and life sciences andhealthcare ver-
ticals (+14.4%). Communications &media
grew +13.5% and technology &services grew
+13.6%. Manufacturing grew +12.5%, while
BFSI grew +11.1%.
Among major markets, North America
and UK led with +15.4% growth. Conti-
nental Europe grew +9.7%. In emerging
markets, Latin America grew +14.6%, India
grew +9.1%, Asia Pacific grew +9.5% and
Middle East & Africa grew +8.6%.
In the services segment, growth in Q3
was led by cloud, cyber security, consulting
services and enterprise application services.
TCS’ workforce was at 613,974 as on 31
December 2022, a net reduction of 2,197 in
the quarter. IT services attrition on an LTM
basis trended down to 21.3% and is expected
to fall further in the coming quarters.
Infosys reported 9.4% increase in con-
solidated net profit to Rs 6,586 crore on a
4.9% increase in revenue to Rs 38,318 crore
in Q3 FY2023 over Q2 FY2023. Net profit
and revenue were higher by 13.4% and
20.2% as compared to Q3 FY2022. OP was
Rs 8,242 crore, up 4.7% over the quarter
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and up 10.1% over the year. OPMstood at
21.5%, down 2% over the year.
Revenue was US$4,659 million (up 2.3%
over the quarter and up 9.6% over the year).
Revenue grew 2.4% over the quarter and by
13.7% over the year.
The year-on-year growth was in double
digits for most business segments and geo-
graphical regions in cc. Digital comprised
62.9% of overall revenues and grew at 21.7%
in cc. Large deal TCV for the quarter was
the strongest in the last eight quarters at
US$3.3 billion.
The FY2023 revenue guidance was re-
vised up to 16.0%-16.5% from 15%-16%
stated at the end of Q2 FY2023. The OPM
guidance has been retained at 21%-22%. Free
cash flow (FCF) as on 31 December 2022
was Rs 4,741 crore, a decline of 12.2%. FCF
conversion was at 72% of net profit.
There were 1,850 active clients as of 31
December 2022 as compared to 1,779 ac-
tive clients as of 30 September 2022 and
1,738 as on 31 December 2021.Total
headcount as on 31 December 2022 was
3,46,845. The last 12-month IT services at-
trition rate stood at 24.3% as of 31 Decem-
ber 2022 as compared to 27.1% as of 30
September 2022 and 25.5% as on 31 De-
cember 2021.
Wipro’s consolidated net profit jumped
14.81% to Rs 3,052.9 crore on 3.06% rise in
revenue from operations to Rs 23,229 crore
in Q3 FY2023 over Q2 FY2023. Net profit
rose 2.83% and revenue jumped 14.35% over
a year ago. PBT was Rs 3,975.2 crore, up
16.23% quarter on quarter and up 5.2% over
the year.
Gross revenue was US$2.8 billion, a
growth of 3.1% over the quarter and 14.4%
over the year. The IT services segment rev-
enue improved to US$2,803.5 million, an
increase of 6.2% over the year.
The IT services OPM stood at 16.3%,
an increase of 120 bps over the quarter. Non-
GAAP cc IT services segment revenue in-
creased by 0.6% over the quarter and 10.4%
over the year.
Wipro expects revenue from the IT ser-
vices business for FY2023 to be in the range
of 11.5% to 12%, in cc. It recorded total
bookings of over US$4.3 billion in TCV, up
26% over the year. It closed 11 large deals,
resulting in TCV of over US$1 billion, up
69% over the year.
The closing employee count in IT ser-
vices stood at 258,744. Voluntary attrition
measured in trailing 12 months was at 21.2%,
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Getting a worldwide boost
Tata Motors Group’s global wholesales
were higher by 13%, over Q3 FY2022.
Retail sales were up 6% over the year but
down 3.7% over the quarter
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 2
a moderation of 180 bps from Q2 FY 2023.
Operating cash flows were at 143% of
net income for the quarter. The EPS increased
by 14.6% quarter-over-quarter.
HCL Technologies reported 17.4% in-
crease in consolidated net profit to Rs 4,096
crore on 8.2% increase in revenues to Rs
26,700 crore in Q3 FY2023 over Q2
FY2022.Compared to Q3 last year, net
profit and revenue were higher 19% and
19.6%, respectively. Ebitda stood at Rs
6,365 crore, up 18.1% over the year and up
17.3% over the quarter. The Ebitda margin
was 23.9% as against 22% in the quarter
ended September 2022 and 24.1% in the
quarter ended December 2021.
Revenue stood at US$3,244 million, up
5.3% over the quarter and up 9% over the
year. Revenue growth in cc was 5% over the
quarter and 13.1% over the year.
Revenue guidance is 13.5%-14.0% in cc
over the year. Services revenue is expected
to grow 16%-16.5% in cc. The Ebit margin
guidance has been narrowed to 18%-18.5%.
In Q3 FY2023, 17 large deals - seven in
the services segment and 10 in the software
segment – were bagged. TCV of new deal
wins was US$2,347 million, a growth of 10%
over the year.
Total headcount stood at 222,270 as on
31 December 2022, up 1.3% over the quar-
ter and up 12.4% over the year. Attrition
(on the last 12-month basis) was at 21.7%
in Q3 FY2023 as against 23.8%% in Q2
FY2023 and 19.8% in Q3 FY2022.
The quarter saw crossing of important
milestones of Rs 5,000 crore and Rs 4,000
crore of Ebit and Pat, respectively, for the
very first time. Profitability was at an all-
time high, with Ebit at Rs 5,228 crore (up
22.8%) and Pat at Rs 4,096 crore (up
19%).ROIC stood at solid 30% and 37+%
for the company and the services business,
respectively. Cash conversion continued to
be healthy, with LTM OCF/ NI at 111%
and FCF/NI at 100%. HCL offers its ser-
vices and products through three business
units: ITBS, ERS, and P&P.
LTIMindtree announced that Venugopal
Lambu, whole-time director and Markets
President, resigned to pursue opportunities
outside the company. Lambu joined Mindtree
in January 2020. He led the global market
transformation and capabilities of Mindtree.
LTIMindtree a Larsen & Toubro Group
company, combines the industry-acclaimed
strengths of erstwhile L&T Infotech and
Mindtree in solving the most complex busi-
ness challenges and delivering transforma-
tion at scale. Consolidated net profit rose
7.16% to Rs 679.80 crore on 6.94% increase
in net sales to Rs 4,836.70 crore in Q2
FY2023 over Q1 FY2023.
Cyient’s consolidated net profit surged
97.22% to Rs 156 crore on 15.9% rise in
revenue from operations to Rs 1,618.20 crore
in Q3 FY2023 over Q2 FY2023. Consoli-
dated net profit increased by 18.4% while
revenue from operations jumped 36.7% over
Q3 FY2022.PBT before exceptional items
stood at Rs 214.6 crore, jumping 64.95% over
the quarter and up 22.77% over the year. The
US subsidiary incurred legal costs of Rs 8.9
crore on the antitrust lawsuit in the quarter
and half-year ended 31 December 2022.
Normalised Pat jumped 47.5% to Rs
162.7 crore over the quarter. Normalised
group Ebit stood at Rs 209 crore, with a
margin of 12.9%.
The group EBIT stood at Rs 199.3
crore, up 61.5% over the quarter and 21.4%
over the year. The Ebit margin stood at
12.3% compared to 8.8% in Q2 FY2023 and
13.9% in Q3 FY2022.
The group’s cc revenue growth stood at
13.4% over the quarter and 28.6% over the
year. The group order intake grew by 83%
over the quarter. Offshoring stood at 46.2%.
The order intake of US$237 million is
the highest in the last 15 quarters. The pipe-
line for the year is higher by 1.5x, with large
deals accounting for 70% of the pipeline.
Cyient expects double-digit growth at the
group level, driven by strong OI, a large deals
pipeline, and growth in key accounts. It ex-
pects revenue in cc to grow in the range of
14-15% in FY2023 due to acquisitions.
FY2023 normalized Ebitda margin is ex-
pected to be in the range of 16-17% for the
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group. In FY2024, the company has visibil-
ity to US$1 billion revenue run rate.
Cyient is a consulting-led, industry-cen-
tric, global technology solutions company.
It currently operates through eight strategic
business units: aerospace and defense; trans-
portation; industrial, energy, and natural re-
sources; semiconductor, internet of things
and analytics; medical and healthcare; utili-
ties and geospatial; communications and
design-led manufacturing.
Chandrasekar Thyagarajan, CFO and
key managerial personnel, Birlasoft, re-
signed for personal reasons. The company
is in the process of appointing a new CFO.
Birlasoft, part of the CK Birla Group,
provides digital and information technology
consulting, services, solutions, and products
for organizations across industries, world-
wide. Consolidated net profit declined 4.7%
to Rs 115.05 crore despite 3.26% rise in
revenue from operations to Rs 1,192.08
crore in Q2 FY2023 over Q1 FY2023.
Icra reaffirmed its rating on the debt in-
struments of Datamatics Global Services
(DGSL) at A+/Stable/ A1+. The rating reaf-
firmation favourably factors in DGSL’s
steady financial performance, as demon-
strated by its steady revenue growth, healthy
cash accruals and strong liquidity profile (un-
encumbered cash and liquid investments of
Rs 416 crore as on 30 September 2022).
Moreover, healthy internal accrual generation
has continued to result in minimal reliance on
debt, translating into a comfortable capital
structure and robust debt protection metrics.
The order pipeline remains strong with
TCV2 of deal wins worth US$126 million
in FY2022 and US$48.3 million in H1
FY2023, which provides revenue visibility
over the medium term. Additionally, the rat-
ings continue to factor in the extensive ex-
perience of promoters in the IT and busi-
ness process management industries.
However, the ratings are constrained by
DGSL’s moderate scale of operations and
profitability compared to other major IT
services players and its exposure to intense
competition from other established indus-
try participants in India and other low-cost
locations. Additionally, the industry partici-
pants, including DGSL, continue to face
challenges in the form of wage inflation, for-
eign currency fluctuations, talent acquisition
and retention.
Icra noted DGSL’s plans to grow inor-
ganically through acquisitions in the short
to medium term, funded by its sizeable cash
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The number of loans grew 117% to 3.7 mil-
Picking up speed lion in December and 137% to 10.5 million
cumulative loans.
The Nifty Auto index gained by restrict- Further, the consumer engagement is at
ing its slide to 4.5% by 13 January 2023
its highest on Paytm Super App, with the
from its closing peak of 13,443.90 on
average monthly transacting users (MTU)
07 November 2022
at 85 million in the quarter, up 32%.
CMP VARIANCE % Merchant payment volume (GMV) was
(Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR at Rs 3.46 lakh crore (US$42 billion), a
Ashok Leyland 147.05 6.52 20.88 growth of 38%. The focus over the past few
Bajaj Auto 3605.30 4.47 0.12 quarters continues to be on payment vol-
umes that generate profitability for us, ei-
Balkrishna Inds 2233.40 -9.55 32.12
ther through net payments margin or from
Bharat Forge 873.45 13.73 39.03
direct upsell potential.
Bosch 17332.90 -0.37 17.27 One97 Communications (OCL) is the
Eicher Motors 3162.05 11.63 10.23 parent entity of leading Indian mobile pay-
Hero Motocorp 2728.45 5.20 -16.22 ments and financial services company
M&M 1328.15 48.23 60.34 Paytm, which is India’s payment super app
Maruti Suzuki 8453.40 4.66 3.85 offering consumers and merchants most com-
MRF 89712.95 18.08 4.75
prehensive payment services. Paytm enables
commerce for small merchants and distrib-
Samvardh. Mothe. 77.25 -40.56 -16.66
utes various financial services offerings to
Sona BLW Precis. 425.65 -43.38 - its consumers and merchants in partnership
Tata Motors 411.50 -19.62 69.62 with financial institutions.
Tube Investments 2652.80 46.55 219.50 The RBI granted in principle approval
TVS Motor Co. 1002.15 51.74 95.98 for setting account aggregator business to PB
Nifty Auto 12832.40 9.81 25.70 Financial Account Aggregators. On 3 Febru-
Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023. ary 2022, PB Fintech had set up its wholly
owned subsidiary PB Financial Account
and liquid investments. Any sizeable debt- Aggregators to apply to the RBI for obtain-
funded acquisition can materially impact the ing certificate of registration as NBFC-AA.
company’s financial risk profile and will be PB Fintech is an integrated online mar-
evaluated on a case to-case basis. keting and consulting company. Consolidated
Further, with significant presence in the net loss was Rs 186.64 crore in Q2 FY2023
US and Europe, the business remains vul- as compared to net loss of Rs 204.44 crore
nerable to any regulation restricting in Q2 FY2022. Revenue from operations
outsourcing and evolving macroeconomic surged 105.1% to Rs 573.47 crore.
headwinds in these key markets. 5paisa Capital reported consolidated
The ‘stable’ outlook on the rating re- net profit of Rs 11.02 crore in Q3 FY2023,
flects Icra’s opinion that DGSL will con- steeply higher than Rs 0.74 crore in Q3
tinue to benefit from its established busi- FY2022.Total income rose 4.48% to Rs
ness profile, order book position and diverse 83.81 crore. PBT was Rs 14.69 crore as
customer base. against Rs 0.99 crore in Q3 FY2022.Total
DGSL provides solutions for data driven expenses declined 12.77% to Rs 69.11 crore.
businesses to enhance their productivity and Employee cost stood at Rs 14.94 crore, up
customer experience. The company’s ser- 41.78%, while finance cost was at Rs 5.99
vices can be bifurcated into three segments: crore, down 24%. Ebitda improved to Rs
digital operations, digital experience, and 16.9 crore as compared to Rs 2.2 crore in
digital technology. Consolidated net profit Q3 FY2022.
rose 13.20% to Rs 39.96 crore on 14.76% More than 1,62,400 new clients were
increase in sales to Rs 343.40 crore in Q2 boarded in the quarter, taking the total num-
FY2023 over Q2 FY2022. ber of registered customers to 33,53,400.
One 97 Communications’ loan distri- The 5paisa Mobile App had more than 14.55
bution business recorded disbursals of Rs million downloads at the end of the quarter,
3,665 crore in December, growing 330% over with 4.3-star rating on Playstore.
a year ago. Consequently, total disburse- Income from standalone capital market
ments for three months ended December business stood at Rs 83.8 crore, up 4.6% over
2022 were Rs 9,958 crore, a growth of 357%. the quarter and up 4.5% over the year. Total
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comprehensive income from the standalone
business stood at Rs 11 crore, up 2.5% over
the quarter and 1016.5% over the year.
Consolidated total income grew 4% and
operating expenses decreased by 13%, re-
sulting in total comprehensive income of Rs
10.9 crore for the quarter.
5paisa Capital provides financial prod-
ucts through its online technology platform
and mobile applications.
RailTel Corporation of India received
an order worth Rs 186.19 crore from South-
Eastern Coalfields (SECL) for providing
MPLS VPN services at 529 locations under
SECL command area for five years.As per
the order, the project will be executed from
22 December 2022 to 21 December 2027.
The PSEs received the work order from
Department of Revenue and Disaster Man-
agement, Government of Puducherry, val-
ued at Rs 170.11 crore. The contract in-
volves designing, development, supply, in-
stallation, testing and commissioning, O&M
for five years of integrated command con-
trol centre, and other associated activities
for Puducherry Smart City.
RailTel, a Mini Ratna (Category-I) Cen-
tral Public Sector Enterprise is an informa-
tion and communications technology- pro-
vider and one of the largest neutral telecom
infrastructure providers in the country own-
ing a pan-India optic fiber network on ex-
clusive RoW along the railway track. As on
30 June 2022, the GoI held 72.84% stake.
Consolidated net profit declined 18.2% to
Rs 55.24 crore despite 19.6% rise in net
sales to Rs 428.71 crore in Q2 FY2023 over
Q2 FY2022.
RateGain Travel Technologies en-
tered a definitive agreement to acquire Adara
through an asset purchase agreement. Adara
uses AI to combine the power of global
data consortiums with over 24+ billion data
elements across 130 countries powering
digital marketing, programmatic advertis-
ing, campaign measurement, and CRM and
retention, helping its customers create bet-
ter connections to drive more consumer en-
gagement and profitability. Adara has a glo-
bal presence with customers across geog-
raphies: US, Europe, Middle East and Asia.
Adara’s revenue from operations stood at
US$27.4 million (about Rs 204.4 crore) in
FY 2022.
The transaction does not involve any
share acquisition. The asset purchase trans-
action will be carried out for cash consider-
ation of US$16.1 million (about Rs 132.4
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points and works with 700+ partners across
Remaining at the top 100+ countries giving the industry a single
The Nifty Metal index hovered near its
source to understand intent, target them and
new lifetime high of 6,869.80 achieved convert them.
on 02 January 2023 by marginally RateGain Travel Technologies is a glo-
declining 02% by 13 January 2023 bal provider of SaaS solutions for travel and
hospitality that works with 2800+ custom-
CMP VARIANCE %
ers and 700+ partners in 100+ countries
(Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR helping them accelerate revenue generation
Adani Enterp. 3721.15 100.78 594.18 through acquisition, retention, and wallet
APL Apollo Tubes 1135.00 22.68 138.88 share expansion. Consolidated net profit
Hindalco Inds. 488.50 -3.74 85.99 was Rs 19.57 crore in Q2 FY2023 as against
Hindustan Copper 126.90 -6.76 93.15
net loss of Rs 3.69 crore in Q2 FY2022.
Revenue rose by 47% to Rs 124.61 crore.
Hindustan Zinc 349.70 5.52 22.53
Zomato’s co-founder and CTO Gunjan
Jindal Stain. 236.50 14.72 154.57
Patidar quit. Patidar was one of the first few
Jindal Steel 610.00 47.63 103.50 employees of Zomato and built the core tech
JSW Steel 768.50 11.72 90.72 systems for the company. Over the last 10
MOIL 172.25 0.53 12.73 plus years, he nurtured a stellar tech leader-
Natl. Aluminium 83.20 -26.82 77.97 ship team that has the capacity of taking on
Ratnamani Metals 1922.20 48.74 79.62 the mantle of leading the tech function going
forward. His contribution to building Zomato
SAIL 88.85 -17.77 18.94
has been invaluable.
Tata Steel 120.45 -1.37 69.84
Patidar was not designated as key mana-
Vedanta 319.20 -6.03 76.84 gerial personnel under the Companies Act,
Welspun Corp 215.80 14.57 52.03 2013, and the Sebi (Listing Obligations and
Nifty Metal 6869.80 16.78 94.98 Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023 Zomato connects customers, restaurant
partners and delivery partners. Customers
crore). This includes upfront US$14.6 mil- use Zomato to search and discover restau-
lion (about Rs 120.1 crore) and deferred rants, read and write customer generated re-
US$1.5 million (about Rs 12.4 crore) to be views and view and upload photos, order
paid on or prior to 31 December 2023. food delivery, book a table and make pay-
The acquisition is aligned to RateGain’s ments while dining-out at restaurants. The
vision of building an integrated Revmax plat- online food delivery platform reported a
form focused on customer acquisition and consolidated net loss of Rs 250.80 crore in
wallet share expansion. It will help build Q2 September 2022, as against net loss of
one of the largest and most comprehensive Rs 429.60 crore in Q2 September 2021.
source of travel intent data in the world that Revenue from operations stood at Rs
is permissioned and ethically sourced, im- 1661.30 crore in Q2 September 2022, up
pacting every step of the traveller’s jour- 62.2% from Q2 September 2021.
ney. It would also deepen access to market- TVS Motor Company will invest in
ing & commercial leaderships in large enter- Madhya Pradesh (MP) for its potential fu-
prises including expansion into adjacent ture two-wheeler and three-wheeler expan-
travel segments like destination management sion in electric and internal combustion en-
organizations and large airlines. gine vehicles. This expansion plan entails an
The acquisition will also strengthen and investment of over Rs 1,000 crore and could
consolidate RateGain’s position across com- create direct and indirect employment of over
mercial teams in leading hotel chains, air- 2,000 jobs in the state.
lines and car rental companies which work TVS Motor Company has four manu-
with both Adara and RateGain as well as facturing facilities in Hosur, Mysuru and
give access to a niche segment of over 50+ Nalagarh in India and Karawang in Indone-
Destination Marketing Organizations in the sia. Consolidated net profit jumped 59.5%
United States. to Rs 386.31 crore on 32% rise in net sales
Together Adara and RateGain will be- to Rs 8,560.76 crore in Q2 FY2023 over Q2
come the most comprehensive travel-intent FY2022.
platform that processes over 200 billion ARI Tata Motors Group’s global wholesales
updates, manages close to 30 billion data in Q3 FY2023, including JLR, were at
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CMP (Rs) M-CAP CHANGE % TTM EPS TOTAL % OF PROMO FII MF/ UTI PE 5-YR SR
13 JAN’23 (Rs cr) 15 DAY 1 YEAR (Rs) CHG YoY% PROMO(%) PLEDGE (%) CHG QoQ (%) CHG QoQ AVG PE
5Paisa Capital 318.35 974.96 0.81 -25.40 11.12 96.81 32.69 0.00 23.90 -0.95 0.00 0.00 29.05 53.85 QLY
Adani Wilmar 573.10 74484.58 -5.12 - 5.73 -18.26 87.94 0.00 1.63 0.13 0.00 0.00 108.34 100.71 QLY
AGI Greenpac 321.75 2081.64 -0.73 37.76 25.81 53.45 60.24 0.00 7.41 -0.41 0.28 0.00 8.14 15.63 QLY
Ajmera Realty 316.05 1121.35 3.57 -18.85 19.55 62.11 69.73 7.88 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 16.14 15.07 QLY
Alembic Pharma 555.75 10924.00 -2.36 -31.02 14.21 -67.95 69.61 0.00 5.32 -0.62 5.36 0.35 39.11 20.91 QLY
Anand Rathi Wea. 769.55 3208.12 9.58 24.29 38.55 79.22 48.74 0.00 0.84 -0.06 11.30 0.06 20.01 23.45 QLY
Antony Waste han 299.30 846.64 -3.28 -7.18 28.14 29.20 46.23 0.08 13.16 0.92 2.63 0.00 10.64 15.62 QLY
Arvind Fashions. 333.65 4430.43 -3.49 11.91 2.50 106.47 36.84 7.97 7.64 0.01 10.18 -0.64 178.42 65.16 QLY
Ashoka Buildcon 88.20 2475.98 -2.38 -15.56 17.48 25.48 54.48 0.00 1.93 -0.50 18.98 -0.72 4.77 86.38 QLY
Aster DM Health. 221.90 11084.19 -3.21 21.12 9.84 40.17 37.88 10.44 9.17 0.33 8.94 -0.68 22.64 27.00 QLY
AU Small Finance 619.80 41310.42 -5.63 -5.18 19.85 8.71 25.58 0.00 38.51 3.44 12.96 2.12 32.83 40.52 QLY
Aurobindo-Pharma 435.15 25497.12 0.12 -39.39 - - 51.83 14.92 21.40 0.69 8.96 -0.86 11.36 14.64 QLY
Bajaj Finance 5978.35 361946.78 -8.82 -23.38 164.44 98.79 55.86 0.00 17.07 -2.91 8.72 0.32 36.48 56.44 QLY
Bandhan Bank 238.00 38337.85 -0.90 -19.14 23.94 303.05 39.99 0.00 30.15 -5.49 7.52 0.79 9.94 42.01 QLY
Bank of Maha 31.70 21335.67 3.76 56.16 3.14 115.07 90.97 0.00 0.20 0.04 0.19 0.04 12.89 10.21 QLY
Best Agrolife 1424.85 3369.02 -7.31 23.06 95.17 165.02 47.30 0.65 11.27 0.45 2.11 2.11 15.0710878.83 QLY
Bharat-Forge 873.10 40650.54 -1.25 13.92 - - 45.25 7.12 19.30 0.48 18.04 -0.86 48.13 55.37 QLY
Birlasoft Ltd 293.80 8033.09 -1.18 -48.39 17.21 16.36 41.48 0.00 12.95 -2.29 18.22 -0.02 16.65 18.86 QLY
Bombay Dyeing 78.20 1615.10 -2.01 -30.64 -20.76 4.77 53.65 0.00 0.58 -0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.25 QLY
Captain-Pipes 550.00 255.67 - 574.85 - - 73.82 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 213.85 FIN
Castrol India 123.75 12240.39 -0.96 -0.20 8.20 7.05 51.00 0.00 10.84 0.19 1.95 0.02 15.11 18.76 QLY
Coal India 215.05 132529.47 -4.34 30.49 42.40 89.62 66.13 0.00 6.73 0.19 9.76 -0.09 5.07 9.59 QLY
Craftsman Auto 3437.85 7263.60 -4.81 46.94 97.57 19.05 58.77 0.00 4.26 0.35 11.56 1.89 34.89 33.17 QLY
CSB Bank 251.15 4357.10 3.21 4.62 29.63 86.59 49.72 0.00 5.16 0.10 6.94 -0.32 8.48 33.94 QLY
Cyient 876.35 9685.31 7.40 -15.52 46.25 7.53 23.37 1.30 32.62 -0.06 22.98 0.46 18.53 17.33 QLY
Dabur India 544.10 96401.65 -3.14 -6.29 9.77 -4.59 67.24 0.00 20.24 0.01 2.53 -0.24 53.82 53.76 QLY
Datamatics Glob. 280.25 1652.06 -0.32 -19.80 28.14 31.93 74.30 0.00 2.25 0.07 0.00 0.00 9.88 9.91 QLY
Den Networks 35.10 1675.06 -0.57 -20.41 3.35 -2.05 74.90 0.00 1.19 -0.03 0.00 0.00 10.51 17.71 QLY
Dr Lal Pathlabs 2172.10 18105.30 -1.32 -41.52 29.95 -38.75 55.04 0.00 23.26 0.89 2.76 -0.07 73.01 63.40 QLY
Equitas Sma. Fin 55.90 7013.81 -6.60 -4.85 3.64 49.18 74.50 0.00 4.26 0.17 13.17 -0.24 15.88 19.61 QLY
Federal Bank 138.45 29278.74 0.58 37.56 13.28 42.64 0.00 0.00 26.08 0.19 34.37 2.12 11.73 12.51 QLY
G M Breweries 602.80 1101.77 -4.33 -20.43 57.35 6.28 74.43 0.00 1.78 0.15 0.00 0.00 10.51 13.16 QLY
Gallantt Ispat L 64.45 1555.06 -0.39 -8.26 15.79 24.43 68.72 0.33 0.01 -0.02 0.00 0.00 9.55 7.93 QLY
GHCL 534.55 5109.54 3.11 21.08 113.44 144.38 19.03 1.10 22.40 3.90 10.61 -1.99 4.94 6.64 QLY
Gland Pharma 1453.65 23940.19 -7.83 -61.20 62.60 -8.67 57.86 0.00 6.10 -3.31 18.48 2.94 23.26 45.20 QLY
Godrej Consumer 917.15 93796.50 2.65 -0.75 15.59 -9.47 63.22 0.66 24.43 0.40 3.75 -0.03 57.97 45.59 QLY
Godrej Propert. 1243.60 34574.69 0.64 -35.59 14.39 381.60 58.48 0.00 27.50 -0.23 2.67 -0.04 86.42 98.32 QLY
HDFC 2621.70 478923.84 -1.16 -4.86 135.25 17.08 0.00 0.00 67.77 0.02 11.59 -0.12 19.83 21.55 QLY
HCL Technologies 1077.95 292519.53 3.73 -19.15 53.42 31.67 60.72 0.00 17.17 -0.74 10.04 -0.20 20.23 18.61 QLY
Hind. Unilever 2621.75 616004.06 2.47 8.52 41.07 14.88 61.90 0.00 14.04 0.74 3.71 0.07 63.57 67.67 QLY
Hind.Construct. 19.20 2905.01 -9.00 23.87 0.79 -79.90 25.96 89.49 12.08 0.25 4.86 0.00 0.00 10.24 QLY
Hindalco Inds. 488.35 109741.75 0.28 -3.70 62.28 38.40 34.64 0.00 24.85 0.09 12.05 -1.10 7.92 14.08 QLY
Hi-Tech Pipes 868.75 1066.05 1.38 39.57 24.67 -19.54 59.32 1.78 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 30.35 19.75 QLY
IIFL Finance 476.90 18119.64 0.18 53.81 35.30 24.60 24.90 0.00 25.57 2.52 0.34 0.09 13.52 12.61 QLY
IIFL Finance 476.90 18119.64 0.18 53.81 35.30 24.60 24.90 0.00 25.57 2.52 0.34 0.09 13.52 12.61 QLY
Infosys 1503.50 629378.19 -1.36 -20.74 56.41 10.74 13.11 0.00 31.30 -0.42 15.21 0.23 26.61 24.81 QLY

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CMP (Rs) M-CAP CHANGE % TTM EPS TOTAL % OF PROMO FII MF/ UTI PE 5-YR SR
13 JAN’23 (Rs cr) 15 DAY 1 YEAR (Rs) CHG YoY% PROMO(%) PLEDGE (%) CHG QoQ (%) CHG QoQ AVG PE
IRB Infra.Devl. 299.65 18095.86 -4.63 19.38 12.33 54.13 34.20 49.12 6.96 -41.69 3.30 0.19 26.01 17.45 QLY
Jindal Poly Film 759.50 3325.58 -3.24 -28.90 344.96 65.27 74.55 0.00 2.94 -0.04 0.00 0.00 2.29 6.33 QLY
J-K-Cements 2901.75 22421.31 -1.71 -16.94 - - 45.84 0.00 15.61 -0.45 20.50 0.51 36.23 26.92 QLY
JSW Steel 768.55 185775.48 -0.81 11.77 31.57 -61.93 45.19 15.21 10.75 0.14 1.77 -0.50 24.70 27.27 QLY
JTL Industries 311.60 2042.14 -0.69 19.85 10.06 164.04 49.91 0.00 0.21 0.21 0.00 0.00 33.43 19.95 QLY
Kalyan Jewellers 123.10 12679.95 -1.60 76.36 4.09 82.59 60.54 0.00 2.75 -0.02 2.40 0.62 30.10 57.90 QLY
Karnataka Bank 149.70 4669.78 -2.95 124.61 25.78 101.25 0.00 0.00 18.16 2.70 0.00 0.00 5.82 5.47 QLY
Kewal Kir.Cloth. 515.75 3178.32 0.06 128.87 17.31 93.84 74.25 0.00 3.95 2.08 5.35 -0.55 29.78 25.57 QLY
KIOCL 222.15 13501.19 -0.87 -16.09 -0.30 -104.13 99.03 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 101.53 QLY
Kolte Patil Dev. 307.85 2339.80 12.68 -6.54 5.88 -50.63 74.45 0.00 1.38 0.40 3.58 -0.09 45.41 17.45 QLY
Likhitha Infra. 227.25 896.50 -2.07 31.62 13.63 32.98 74.11 0.00 0.32 0.22 0.00 0.00 16.67 18.78 QLY
LTI Mindtree 4286.25 126786.60 -0.90 -39.93 146.17 20.97 74.00 0.00 8.13 -0.29 4.74 -0.35 49.49 30.69 QLY
Lupin 755.60 34361.71 3.12 -21.18 1.50 110.39 47.11 0.00 13.81 -0.46 16.44 0.58 0.00 40.19 QLY
Macrotech Devel. 1017.05 48995.92 -7.56 -16.56 3.36 -84.84 82.20 0.00 13.93 -0.61 0.36 0.02 38.13 42.78 QLY
Mukand 132.70 1917.46 -2.53 4.32 7.57 13.15 73.82 0.00 0.08 0.05 0.00 0.00 17.67 4.03 QLY
NCC 93.85 5892.34 2.34 23.16 9.43 63.43 21.99 11.14 12.80 3.03 9.75 -1.53 13.50 25.30 QLY
NTPC 167.80 162710.06 -0.12 24.34 17.47 11.13 51.10 0.00 14.95 0.95 18.34 0.29 9.61 9.36 QLY
One 97 559.90 36356.23 5.26 -45.71 -43.00 60.76 0.00 0.00 5.77 0.32 1.26 0.12 0.00 0.00 QLY
Orient Cement 133.85 2742.17 9.18 -22.85 7.07 -51.77 37.90 0.00 6.43 0.60 8.47 -1.10 18.93 23.73 QLY
PB Fintech. 464.30 20898.90 2.68 -49.44 -20.80 -50.51 0.00 0.00 12.48 -1.60 4.68 2.16 0.00 0.00 QLY
PC Jeweller 80.85 3762.79 -3.81 197.79 -0.43 -113.56 54.53 0.00 1.41 0.29 0.00 0.00 0.00 153.69 QLY
Piramal-Pharma 117.40 14009.56 56.40 - - - 34.79 0.00 27.36 - 0.54 - 36.46 42.58 FIN
Poonawalla Fin 288.10 22043.08 -5.11 1.53 6.78 132.01 61.48 0.00 7.48 0.13 4.59 0.18 42.87 25.67 QLY
PSP Projects 713.45 2568.42 0.70 43.68 43.31 17.88 70.45 0.00 1.97 0.08 2.49 -0.43 16.47 19.38 QLY
Pun. & Sind Bank 31.40 21282.25 -2.64 85.80 2.30 107.36 98.25 0.00 0.01 0.01 0.04 0.01 18.80 2.33 QLY
PVR 1753.05 10737.45 1.48 13.33 -21.85 81.81 16.97 6.31 36.41 -0.15 20.41 2.47 0.00 37.20 QLY
Railtel Corpn. 132.30 4246.02 3.93 12.26 6.28 8.65 72.84 0.00 0.38 0.12 2.93 0.65 21.07 21.07 QLY
Rama Steel Tubes 41.95 1913.57 18.84 168.74 0.57 -3.39 65.40 0.00 4.49 1.73 0.66 -0.05 85.61 24.17 QLY
Rategain Travel 349.90 3788.27 19.97 -20.95 3.07 952.78 55.82 0.00 7.34 -1.15 7.07 0.08 118.61 131.39 QLY
RBL Bank 176.75 10596.99 -2.48 19.10 10.67 391.53 0.00 0.00 27.20 1.09 8.94 2.22 15.53 21.57 QLY
Reliance Industr 2467.35 1669280.75 -4.19 -2.68 98.75 22.38 49.11 0.00 22.90 -0.29 5.52 0.05 26.06 25.65 QLY
Satia Industries 133.35 1333.50 -1.70 41.11 13.95 108.83 51.79 0.00 0.28 0.16 0.00 0.00 9.55 10.98 QLY
Shankara Build. 659.10 1506.00 -1.26 20.87 20.40 -3.18 52.10 0.00 8.23 0.15 3.68 0.00 32.29 50.42 QLY
Shiva Cement 56.85 1108.58 1.43 37.99 -2.07 -88.18 59.59 0.00 0.00 -0.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 QLY
SJVN 33.80 13282.71 -3.43 7.99 3.30 -17.09 86.77 0.00 2.96 0.03 3.68 0.42 10.18 7.41 QLY
SML ISUZU 750.75 1086.34 -7.37 13.46 -30.44 59.61 43.96 0.00 1.76 0.12 0.00 0.00 0.00 70.84 QLY
Sobha 594.35 5637.16 1.49 -32.91 8.59 -28.18 51.99 20.28 15.55 0.53 12.12 1.55 69.27 36.27 QLY
South Ind.Bank 18.50 3871.57 -3.90 103.97 2.68 304.58 0.00 0.00 7.82 0.37 0.00 0.00 6.90 9.86 QLY
Sun Pharma.Inds. 1030.55 247263.47 3.35 19.04 17.10 -34.03 54.48 4.04 15.99 1.04 12.22 0.38 31.32 28.53 QLY
Suryoday Small 114.70 1217.64 -6.21 -21.71 -2.13 77.24 28.01 37.97 3.93 -0.88 4.89 -0.16 0.00 25.66 QLY
Tata Motors 411.45 147540.27 4.22 -19.63 -22.20 37.27 46.40 1.82 14.13 0.42 6.54 -0.29 0.00 9.26 QLY
Tata Steel 120.45 147106.27 1.01 -1.32 17.78 2.48 33.92 1.55 21.52 -0.43 7.31 -1.90 5.07 8.37 QLY
Tata Steel Long 586.85 2646.69 0.46 -15.68 -107.04 -143.47 74.91 0.00 0.26 -0.25 4.68 -0.07 2.56 12.15 QLY
TCS 3374.20 1234637.13 3.48 -13.43 110.90 8.99 72.30 0.48 13.05 -0.45 3.34 -0.04 30.35 29.25 QLY
The Anup Enginee 950.35 940.48 7.85 -21.41 65.57 14.73 43.04 0.00 1.78 0.00 3.06 0.00 14.62 12.99 QLY
Titan Company 2417.65 214635.63 -5.77 -7.68 35.25 78.93 52.90 0.00 17.04 0.27 5.13 -0.22 67.76 96.53 QLY
TVS Motor Co. 1001.95 47602.64 -6.65 51.75 25.61 47.35 50.81 0.00 12.63 2.78 18.68 -1.07 39.05 43.95 QLY
UCO Bank 30.05 35927.65 -4.15 126.79 1.02 183.33 95.39 0.00 0.03 0.02 0.10 0.02 29.46 22.60 QLY
Ujjivan Small 28.65 5599.66 -4.02 40.10 3.29 187.73 73.68 0.00 3.25 3.07 1.58 1.58 9.49 74.76 QLY

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CMP (Rs) M-CAP CHANGE % TTM EPS TOTAL % OF PROMO FII MF/ UTI PE 5-YR SR
13 JAN’23 (Rs cr) 15 DAY 1 YEAR (Rs) CHG YoY% PROMO(%) PLEDGE (%) CHG QoQ (%) CHG QoQ AVG PE
Uttam Sug.Mills 306.50 1168.99 4.66 34.14 33.53 72.39 73.32 0.00 1.09 0.67 0.00 0.00 9.14 22.65 QLY
Vedanta 319.15 118634.33 0.96 -6.02 43.70 -12.84 69.69 99.99 8.09 -0.59 0.82 -1.28 7.34 7.06 QLY
Welspun India 73.30 7364.64 -4.43 -52.25 2.16 -70.33 70.36 0.00 6.67 -0.40 1.89 0.20 30.16 14.93 QLY
Wipro 393.65 215993.84 0.14 -39.42 20.76 -6.15 72.95 0.00 6.58 -0.37 2.87 -0.43 19.15 19.81 QLY
Zee Entertainmen 230.15 22106.35 -5.35 -29.26 7.29 -39.60 3.99 5.38 38.65 -0.53 22.34 0.92 27.30 23.82 QLY
Zomato Ltd 53.25 45538.04 -11.62 -59.98 -1.10 61.40 0.00 0.00 25.46 15.61 4.57 2.20 0.00 0.00 QLY
Zydus Lifesci. 441.25 44663.51 5.17 -1.35 18.98 -59.49 74.98 0.00 2.60 -0.26 5.36 0.74 22.73 19.03 QLY
CMP: (current market price) as 13 January 2023. Shareholding pattern as on September 2022. TTM EPS on September 2022 or December 2022 as data available. NA: Newly listed, hence five-
year PE not available. EPS variation over the previous corresponding period. Data is provided on Consolidated Priority. Source: Capitaline Database

3,22,556 units, higher by 13%, as compared
to Q3 FY2022.Global wholesales of all Tata
Motors’ commercial vehicles and Tata
Daewoo range were at 97,956 units, lower
by 5% over the year. Global wholesales of
all passenger vehicles stood at 2,24,600
units, higher by 23%.
Compared to Q2 FY 2023, Jaguar Land
Rover’s (JLR) wholesale volumes were higher
in North America (+17%), UK (+13%) and
Overseas (+10%) and lower in China (-13%)
and Europe (-3%). Volumes in China were
impacted by COVID, said the company.
The production ramp-up of New Range
Rover and New Range Rover Sport contin-
ued, with 27,456 units wholesaled in the
quarter, up from 13,537 in Q2.
Retail sales in Q3 were 84,827 units, up
5.9% over the year, but down 3.7% over the
quarter, reflecting timing between retails and
wholesales. Strong demand continued for its
vehicles. As of 31 December 2022, the total
order book increased to 215,000 client or-
ders, up around 10,000 orders from 30 Sep-
tember 2022. Demand for the New Range
Rover, New Range Rover Sport and De-
fender remain strong and represented 74%
of the order book.
Free cash flow is likely to be over Euro
400 million positive in the quarter, on a pre-
liminary basis. In December 2022, the com-
pany completed a renewal of its undrawn
revolving credit facility with 23 banks at
Euro 1.45 billion with the maturity date ex-
tended from March 2024 to April 2026.
Atul Auto’s subsidiary Atul Greentech
unveiled two electric three-wheeler models,
Atul Mobili& Atul Energie, at the Auto Expo
2023 in New Delhi. Atul Mobili is a passen-
ger vehicle and Atul Energie is a cargo vari-
ant with robust build quality and powerful
performance.
Atul Energie is the industry’s first elec-
tric cargo three-wheeler to have a dual bat-
tery pack providing a superior range of 195
km (certified). The passenger variant, Atul
Mobili, comes with a range of 110 km (cer-
tified). The vehicles are integrated with a
motor drive from Valeo, a leader in 48V
drive system and chargers from leading
charging manufacturing company Delta Q.
Both the vehicles are powered by lithium-
ion batteries.
According to the latest report by IMarc
Group, the Indian electric three-wheeler
market value is expected to reach US$1,874.9
million by 2027, making it one of the fast-
est-growing sectors.
Manufactured under the Make-in-India
initiative, the new models will be launched
across the country, starting from Punjab,
Gujarat and NCR. The two variants will be
made available in a phase wise manner across
the country in Atul Auto’s dealerships. The
company has two manufacturing plants, one
in Rajkot and one in Ahmedabad.
Atul Auto is a three-wheeler manufac-
turer in Rajkot, Gujarat, India. It has a com-
plete range of three-wheeler products across
the fuel range - diesel, petrol, CNG, LPG
and electric. Consolidated net loss was Rs
0.12 crore in Q2 FY 2023 as against net loss
of Rs 4.19 crore in Q2 FY 2022. Net sales
rose 44.47% to Rs 120.20 crore.
SML Isuzu’s total sales jumped 37%
to 959 units in December 2022 from 701
units sold in December 2021. Total sales
surged 31.55% from 729 units sold in No-
vember 2022. Cargo vehicle sales slumped
19% to 389 units in December 2022 as com-
pared to 483 units sold in December 2021.
Passenger vehicle sales soared 161% to 570
units in December 2022 as against 218 units
sold in the same period last year.
SML Isuzu manufactures commercial ve-
hicles and spares. The firm produces light and
medium commercial vehicles. Standalone net
loss was Rs 9.17 crore in Q2 FY2023 as against
net loss of Rs 29.11 crore in Q2 FY2022. Net
sales jumped 76.4% to Rs 410.43 crore.
Bharat Forge’s step-down subsidiary,
JS Auto Cast Foundry India (JS Auto) en-
tered a business transfer agreement with Indo
Shell Mould (ISML) for acquiring their SEZ
unit in Sipcot, Erode. The SEZ unit, with a
capacity of 42,000 mtpa, supplies fully
machined critical castings to the customers
in the automotive industry and will operate
as the third manufacturing unit of JS Auto.
This takes the capacity at JS Auto to
1,42,000 mtpa.
The acquisition strengthens JS Auto’s
presence in the castings sector, expands the
product offering and client base and en-
hances its footprint in the Indian manufac-
turing landscape. The acquisition will be EPS
accretive from the first year itself, Bharat
Forge stated in the press relese.
Bharat Forge manufactures an extensive
array of critical and safety components for
several sectors including automobiles (across
commercial and passenger vehicle), oil & gas,
aerospace, locomotives, marine, energy (across
renewable and non-renewable sources), con-
struction, mining, and general engineering.
Standalone net profit declined 14% to Rs 268.12
crore despite 16.02% to Rs 1,863.94 crore in
Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Crisil Ratings revised its outlook on the
long-term bank facilities of Craftsman
Automation(Cal) to ‘positive’ from ‘stable’,
while reaffirming the rating at ‘A+’. Fur-
ther, the agency reaffirmed the short-term
rating at `A1'. The revision in outlook re-
flected the sustained strong improvement in
Cal’s business performance in FY 2023,
which is expected to continue in the next
fiscal as well, due to healthy demand for
components from the CV and passenger
vehicle OEMs and supported by the pro-
posed acquisition of DR Axiom India Pvt
Ltd (Driapl). Besides, demand from export
customers has also remained steady.
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acquire 76% stake in Draipl for a consider-
ation of Rs 375 crore. The acquisition is
expected to be completed by Q4 of FY 2023,
subject to fulfilment of conditions prece-
dent agreed in the definitive agreement.
Draipl is the major supplier of cylinder
blocks and heads for leading passenger ve-
hicle (PV) original equipment manufactur-
ers (OEMs) such as Hyundai Motor India
and Kia Motors India, as well as Mahindra
Heavy Engines.
The acquisition is in line with Cal’s strat-
egy to increase the share of revenue from
the PV segment, and gradually lower rev-
enue dependence on the commercial vehicle
(CV) segment, thereby diversifying the over-
all revenue stream.
Crisil Ratings said that it will continue
to monitor the progress on the transaction,
which is subject to customary closing con-
ditions, and synergy benefits arising out of
the same. The ratings continue to reflect the
strong position of Cal in the engineering con-
tract-manufacturing sector, established cus-
tomer relationships, healthy operating mar-
gin and improving financial risk profile.
These strengths are partially offset by size-
able capex, large working capital requirement,
and vulnerability to slowdown in the auto-
motive sector, the credit rating agency stated.
Cal manufactures several components
and sub-assemblies on supply and job-work
basis according to client specifications in the
auto, industrial and engineering segments.
In H1 of FY2023, Cal reported Pat of
Rs 116 crore on operating income of Rs 1,447
crore compared to Pat of Rs 73 crore on
operating income of Rs 1,000 crore, respec-
tively, in the corresponding period of the
previous fiscal.
Castrol India(CIL) completed the ac-
quisition of 7.09% stake in ki Mobility Solu-
tions Pvt Ltd.ki Mobility is a part of TVS
Mobility group, one of the large players in
the India automotive industry and houses all
the recent acquisitions of the TVS Mobility
group in the India automotive aftermarket. ki
Mobility is one of the leading players in the
automotive service, maintenance, and repair
sector in India. On 25 November 2022, CIL
had announced its plans to acquire 7.09%
stake in ki Mobility with a planned invest-
ment of upto Rs 487.5 crore.
With this strategic investment, CIL aims
to expand its presence in service and main-
tenance for both internal combustion engine
(Ice) and EV and leverage myTVS’ digital
and operational capabilities.
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Mukand sold 45.94 acres of land in
Thane to AGP DC Infra Two for
Rs 796.46 crore, with the transaction
not with related-party
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 10
Both CIL and ki Mobility will explore
business and technology collaborations un-
der this partnership, to bring transforma-
tive disruption within the currently frag-
mented automotive service sector and cre-
ate leadership position together with a for-
ward focus on EV readiness. This alliance
will also offer potential for CIL and ki Mo-
bility to collaborate and partner in select
markets beyond India.
CIL is one of India’s leading lubricant
companies with brands such as Castrol
CRB, Castrol GTX, Castrol Activ, Castrol
Magnatec and Castrol Vecton. The company
operates in select segments like high perfor-
mance lubricants and metalworking fluids
used in a wide variety of industries such as
automotive manufacturing, mining, machin-
ery, and wind energy. It has three blending
plants and a distribution network of 350
distributors. Consolidated net profit rose
0.68% to Rs 187.17 crore on 4.46% increase
in sales to Rs 1121.07 crore in Q2 FY2023
over Q2 FY2022.
One of Sun Pharmaceutical Indus-
tries’ wholly-owned subsidiaries launched a
novel anti-cancer drug, Palbociclib, in India
for patients with advanced breast cancer. The
drug will be available under the brand name
Palenotm (Palbociclib). Palbociclib is ap-
proved by the US FDA, the European Medi-
cines Agency and the Central Drugs Standard
Control Organization in combination with
hormonal therapies for patients with hormone
receptor positive, human epidermal growth
factor receptor 2 negative locally advanced
or metastatic breast cancer.
Palbociclib is used as a part of anti-
hormonal therapy in combination with an
aromatase inhibitor or the anti-estrogen
drug fulvestrant for the treatment of ad-
vanced hormone receptor positive breast
cancer in women.
Sun Pharma is the world’s fourth largest
specialty generic pharmaceutical company
and India’s top pharmaceutical company.
Consolidated net profit rose 10.51% to Rs
2,262.22 crore on 13.11% increase in rev-
enue from operations to Rs 10,809.19 crore
in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Lupin launched a novel fixed-dose triple
drug combination (FDC) of indacaterol,
glycopyrronium and mometasone, to man-
age inadequately controlled asthma amongst
patients, under the brand name Difizma in
India. Difizma is the only FDC that has been
approved by the Drug Controller General
of India (DCGI) for the treatment of inad-
equately controlled asthma. It will help in
the management of inadequately controlled
asthma by improving lung function, provid-
ing better symptom control, and reducing
exacerbations. The drug will be available in
one strength with a fixeddose to be taken
once daily.
Lupin received approval from the US
drug regulator for its Anda fesoterodine fu-
marate extended-release tablets, 4 mg and 8
mg. The drug is a generic equivalent of Toviaz
extended-release tablets, 4 mg and 8 mg, of
Pfizer. This medication is used to treat cer-
tain bladder problems (overactive bladder,
neurogenic detrusor over activity). This medi-
cation belongs to the class of drugs known as
antispasmodics. The product will be manu-
factured at Lupin’s facility in Goa, India.
Fesoterodine fumarate extended-release
tablets, 4 mg and 8 mg, (RLD Toviaz) had
estimated annual sales of US$177 million in
the US (IQVIA Mat September 2022).
The pharma major received approval
from the US FDA for its Anda, Prasugrel
tablets. The approved Anda is a generic
equivalent of Effient tablets of Cosette Phar-
maceuticals. The product will be manufac-
tured at Lupin’s facility in Goa, India.
Prasugrel is used to prevent strokes, heart
attacks, or other serious problems with your
heart or blood vessels. It is given to patients
before they have a heart procedure called
percutaneous coronary intervention. Accord-
ing to IQVIA Mat September 2022, Prasugrel
tablets USP (RLD Effient) had estimated
annual sales of US$18 million in the US.
Meanwhile, the Spanish Ministry of
Health approved the reimbursement of its
NaMuscla for the symptomatic treatment
of myotonia in adults with non-dystrophic
myotonic disorders.
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Lupin is an innovation led transnational regulator had inspected the facility from 22
pharmaceutical company producing, devel- Putting a cap to 25 August 2022. On 26 August 2022, the
oping and marketing a wide range of branded company received one observation on Form
The Nifty Infrastructure index turned flat,
and generic formulations, biotechnology restricting its loss to around 4% by 483 for Anda filed for the product to be manu-
products and APIs globally. Consolidated 13 January 2023 after attaining a new closing factured at the facility. There was no data
net profit was Rs 129.73 crore in Q2 FY2023 high of 5,472.50 on 14 December 2022 integrity observation.
as against net loss of Rs 2,098.04 crore in Gland has now received an EIR from the
CMP VARIANCE %
Q2 FY2022. Revenue from operations rose Office of Product Evaluation and Quality Cen-
2.2% to Rs 4,091.16 crore. (Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR ter for Devices and Radiological Health, US
Alembic Pharmaceuticals received fi- ACC 2367.2 2.29 32.07 FDA, indicating closure of the inspection.
nal approval from US FDA for its Anda Adani Ports 794.65 2.91 48.08 Hyderabad-based Gland Pharma has
fesoterodine fumarate extended-release tab- Ambuja Cements 518.65 30.84 95.79 grown from a contract manufacturer of small
lets, 4 mg and 8 mg. Alembic had previously Apollo Hospitals 4335.55 -13.00 74.88
volume liquid parenteral products, to be-
received tentative approval for fesoterodine come one of the largest and fastest growing
Ashok Leyland 147.05 6.52 20.88
fumarate. It is therapeutically equivalent to injectable-focused companies, with a global
BPCL 350.10 -11.25 -15.00
RLD Toviaz extended-release tablets, 4 mg footprint across 60 countries, including the
and 8 mg, of Pfizer. The drug is indicated for Balkrishna Inds 2233.40 -9.55 32.12 US, Europe, Canada, Australia, India, and
the treatment of overactive bladder (OAB) Bharti Airtel 764.30 4.44 34.66 other markets. Consolidated net profit de-
in adults with symptoms of urge urinary Container Corpn. 713.05 6.45 62.24 clined 20.1% to Rs 241.24 crore on 3.3%
incontinence, urgency, and frequency. DLF 377.05 -8.22 34.44 decrease in net sales to Rs 1044.40 crore in
Fesoterodine fumarate had an estimated GAIL (India) 96.10 -0.55 2.05 Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
market size of US$177 million for 12 months Zydus Pharmaceuticals US, a subsid-
Godrej Propert. 1243.75 -35.55 -12.94
ended September 2022 according to IQVIA. iary of Zydus Lifesciences, launched
Grasim Inds 1655.10 -10.87 60.17
Alembic has received a cumulative total of topiramate extended-release capsules in the
179 Anda approvals (157 final approvals and HPCL 251.20 -21.93 10.59 US. The drug maker received final approval
22 tentative approvals) from the USFDA. IOCL 82.30 1.89 22.29 from the US FDA to market Topiramate
Alembic Pharmaceuticals is a vertically IRCTC 641.50 -26.11 119.52 extended-release capsules (RLD Trokendi
integrated research and development pharma- Indian Hotels Co 309.35 46.96 151.89 XR) in the US.
ceutical company. It manufactures and mar- Indus Towers 184.60 -33.10 -28.48 Topiramate extended-release capsule is
kets generic pharmaceutical products all over Interglobe Aviat 2117.40 -1.28 29.60
indicated for epilepsy, initial monotherapy
the world. Consolidated net profit declined in patients six years of age and older with
Larsen & Toubro 2153.40 6.69 59.22
18.7% to Rs 133.35 crore despite 14.1% jump partial onset or primary generalized tonic-
in revenue from operations to Rs 1,475.01 crore MRF 89712.95 18.08 4.75 clonic seizures; adjunctive therapy in pa-
in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022. NTPC 167.80 24.34 63.63 tients 6 years of age and older with partial
Aurobindo Pharma’s wholly owned ONGC 146.95 -10.37 39.62 onset, primary generalized tonic-clonic sei-
subsidiary Eugia Pharma Specialities received Petronet LNG 221.05 -2.15 -16.74 zures, or seizures associated with lenox-
US FDA approval to manufacture and mar- Power Grid Corpn 214.00 2.88 39.19 gastaut syndrome. It is also indicated for
ket Azacitidine for injection. Azacitidine for Reliance Industr 2467.60 -2.67 27.27 prophylaxis of migraine in patients 12 years
injection would be the bioequivalent and of age and older.
Shree Cement 24139.75 -10.11 -2.37
therapeutically equivalent to RLD Vidaza for According to IQVIA data of November
Siemens 2966.60 25.70 82.16
injection of Bristol-Myers Squibb Company. 2022, topiramate extended-release capsule had
Azacitidine is indicated for the treatment Tata Power Co. 206.45 -15.84 140.48 annual sales of US$488 million in the US.
of adult patients with the French-American- UltraTech Cem. 7248.90 -4.70 28.28 Zydus Lifesciences received final ap-
British myelodysplastic syndrome subtypes. Nifty Infra 5231.25 -0.58 34.32 proval from the US FDA to market
The subtypes include refractory anaemia or Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023 febuxostat tablets, 40 mg and 80 mg. The
refractory anaemia with ringed sideroblasts, approved febuxostat tablets, 40 mg and 80
refractory anaemia with excess blasts, refrac- Aurobindo Pharma develops, manufac- mg are equivalent to RLDUloric tablets.
tory anemia with excess blasts in transfor- tures, and distributes generic pharmaceuti- Febuxostat tablets are indicated to lower
mation and chronic myelomonocytic leuke- cals, branded specialty pharmaceuticals and hyperuricemia (high uric acid in the blood)
mia. The product is expected to be launched active pharmaceutical ingredients. Consoli- in patients with gout, who have been treated
by this month. The approved product has an dated net profit declined 41.3% to Rs 409.45 with allopurinol that did not work well or
estimated market size of around US$ 46 mil- crore on 3.7% slide in net sales to Rs cannot be treated with allopurinol.
lion for the twelve months ending November 5,673.65 in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022. Febuxostat tablets had annual sales of US$32
2022, according to IQVIA. The US FDA conducted its pre-market million in the US, according to IQVIA data
This is the 153rd Anda (including 10 ten- inspection covering quality system/current for September 2022.
tative approvals received) out of Eugia Pharma good manufacturing practice (cGMP) regula- The drug will be manufactured at the
Speciality Group facilities, manufacturing both tions for medical devices at Gland Pharma’s group’s formulation manufacturing facility
oral and sterile specialty products. Dundigal facility in Hyderabad. The US drug at Moraiya, Ahmedabad, India.
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data at regular intervals. Readers are advised to read the Legend carefully before
studying the Company Results.
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capitalisation, companies keep getting in and out of the Scoreboard.

Wherever comparable figures are available on consolidated basis for any company, consolidated figures are presented for that company as indicated by
‘C’ after the company name. Otherwise standalone figures are presented.
Corporate Scoreboard of each industry is divided into four portions — Full year, Latest quarter, Trailing twelve months (TTM) and Market data. Latest quarter and trailing twelve
months both end in the same month indicated after latest quarter NP Var. (%) and before TTM EPS. TTM figures are the sum of the last four quarter figures.
Wherever audited results for the latest full year have not been declared, unaudited results (the sum of the first-half and second-half figures) are displayed
with a ‘U’ before the Full Year, indicating that they are unaudited results, subject to change when the audited results are declared.
In the case of companies closing their books of accounts for periods other than 12 months, the number of months appears after the Full Year column within brackets.
Dividend and EPS figures have been annualized where the number of months is other than 12. All other figures like Sales and NP are
unannualized actuals. A ‘*’ before year-end indicate that data for that company is updated during the latest fortnight.

Equity The latest subscribed equity capital (whether fully paid-up or not).
Therefore, it may not always tally with that appearing in the bal-
ance-sheet. In addition, throughout the year, equity is continu-
ously adjusted for rights, bonus, conversion, etc, so as to give the
latest equity as far as possible. Wherever equity has changed
after the year-end, an asterisk (*) appears after the EPS.
Promoters’ stake(%) It is the percentage share holding of promoters in the equity
capital. It includes government’s holding in case of public sector
undertakings.
BV The book value per share is arrived at by dividing the sum of equity
and reserves (excluding revaluation reserves) by the number of
equity shares. The reserves are also continuously adjusted so as
to reflect changes on the issue of fresh shares at a premium, as
well as on bonus issues.
RONW(%) Return on net worth is calculated only when the latest full year
annual report is available.
RONW(%) = {(Net Profit - Preference Dividend)/(Equity Paid Up + Free Re-
serves, excluding Revaluation Reserves)} * 100. Balance-sheet
figures are taken as the average of the last two years and profit
and loss account figures are annualized. Wherever the values
are exceeding three digits (-) is assigned.
Where price is indicated as Ex-Bonus/ Ex-Rights, the correspond-
ing figures for Equity, BV and EPS are adjusted according to the
Bonus / Rights Ratio. This is done to arrive at a logical
P/E ratio.
Sales Sales is net of Goods and Services Tax.
OPM (%) is profit before other income, interest, depreciation and tax
(OP) as a percentage of sales.
Profit After Tax (NP) It is calculated without taking into account the income and expen-
diture of earlier years/of a non-recurring nature (* after NP indi-
cates that such adjustments have been made). It is before deduct-
ing dividend tax. Consolidated net profit is after considering mi-
nority interest and share of profit/loss of associates.
Sales/NP Var. (%) Indicates the variance (%) in sales or net profit over the corre-
sponding previous period. LP (Loss to Profit) in the Var. (%) col-
umn means that the company which incurred a loss in the corre-
sponding previous period has made a profit in the current period.
P/L (Profit to Loss) in the Var. (%) column means that the company
which made a profit in the corresponding previous period has
now incurred a loss. Nil (-) in the Var. (%) column indicates that
either the figures for the corresponding previous period are not
available or the variance is insignificant. A variance of 999 indi-
cates that the variance is very large (more than three digits). This
occurs mostly in the case of new companies.
Earnings Per Share NP reduced by preference dividend, divided by the number
(EPS) of equity shares. In case of TTM EPS, preference dividend are not
deducted. The EPS is arrived at by dividing the net profit by the
expanded equity. The expansion in equity may be due to various
reasons, which are indicated by putting the following marks after
the price: R: Rights; B: Bonus; C: Conversion; P: Public Issue; F:
Foreign Issue; M: Miscellaneous issues; CB: Cum-bonus; XB: Ex-
bonus; CR: Cum-rights and XR: Ex-rights. XB appears after the
price from the date on which the shares become ex-bonus and
continues up to two months from the record date/book closure date
for the bonus. Similarly, XR appears from the date on which the
shares become ex-rights and continues till the actual closure of
the rights issue. Thereafter, these are replaced by B and R re-
spectively. The asterisk and other marks disappear as soon as the
increase in equity is reflected in the audited financial statement for
the full year.
Cash Profit Per Share (NP + Depreciation) / Number of Equity Shares
(CPS)
Price Change Difference in price over the previous fortnight is given within
brackets after the price.
52-Week H/L Prices After adjusting for rights, bonuses, stock-splits and scheme
of arrangements.
P/E Ratio Market Price/TTM EPS. For companies not listed on BSE/NSE, mar-
ket price is as on the trading day immediately preceding the speci-
fied date. Wherever P/E can not be calculated due to very low or
negative EPS, (-) is assigned.
Industry P/E (Sum of market capitalisation of all companies in that industry)/
(sum of net profits of all companies in that industry - preference
dividend). Companies which have EPS < 1 are excluded while
calculating industry P/E. In case of TTM P/E, preference dividend
and dividend tax are not considered.
Industry MCAP is the sum of the market capitalisation of all the companies covered
in that industry. It is given in the price column.

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
1 ABRASIVES AND GRINDING WHEELS
Carborundum Uni. C 2203 18.99 1 42 144.3 14.9 3324.8 26 16.2 335.5 * 15 350 23.7 17.7 1127.8 34 14.5 89.0 -9 2209 17.2 -10 913 M(33) 981/651 53.2
Grindwell Norton C 2203 55.36 5 58 145.8 19.2 2012.8 23 20.1 281.3 * 27 240 30.2 25.4 634.7 24 19.3 90.1 25 2209 30.9 21 1991 (157) 2325/1453 64.5
Orient Abrasives C 2203 11.96 1 64 21.0 2.9 267.1 0 6.1 7.3 * - 15 1.6 0.6 67.8 -6 7.8 2.0 41 2209 0.8 - 28 (-1) 40/25 -
Welcast Steels 2203 0.64 10 75 591.7 - 86.0 -12 0.1 -0.5 73 - 9.2 - 9.6 -44 15.3 1.1 24 2209 91.7 LP 865 (23) 1261/323 9.4
Wendt India C 2203 2.00 10 75 846.7 17.0 178.8 31 24.0 25.9 * 125 650 172.5 129.5 52.5 10 27.4 10.0 24 2209 151.3 28 7562 (82) 9156/4513 50.0
IND.COMPOSITE 88.95 5869.4 17.1 649.5 3784.5 8.1 192.1 41291 58.1
2 AIR-CONDITIONERS
Blue Star C 2203 19.26 2 39 108.5 17.5 6045.6 42 5.8 166.4 * 123 500 26.2 17.3 1576.2 27 5.4 42.6 36 2209 25.0 62 1240 (46) 1290/840 49.6
Johnson Con. Hit 2203 27.19 10 74 252.2 2.3 2159.0 31 4.5 16.8 * -40 - 32.7 6.2 308.2 -22 -17.5 -54.5 -488 2209 - PL 1110 (-3) 2271/1061 -
Voltas C 2203 33.09 1 30 169.0 9.6 7934.5 5 7.2 504.9 * -4 550 16.4 15.3 1768.4 5 2.9 46.6 -55 2209 13.9 -22 806 (3) 1348/771 58.2
IND.COMPOSITE 79.54 16139.1 6.3 688.1 7305.7 1.1 34.7 41612 55.2
3 ALUMINIUM AND ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS
Century Extrus. 2203 8.00 1 52 7.9 11.0 322.5 72 5.9 6.2 * 182 - 1.2 0.8 95.9 31 5.4 1.5 - 2209 0.9 12 10 (-) 15/9 -
Hindalco Inds. C 2203 224.72 1 35 404.4 18.5195059.0 48 14.3 13383.6 * 254 400 89.5 59.6 56176.0 18 9.5 2205.0 -35 2209 61.5 34 483 M(-4) 636/309 7.9
Maan Aluminium 2203 13.52 10 66 77.3 29.6 581.2 42 5.7 22.0 49 10 18.8 16.3 188.2 19 9.9 13.1 179 2209 24.8 70 204 (34) 214/99 8.2
Manaksia Alumi. 2203 6.55 1 73 18.4 6.8 436.2 59 6.3 7.6 * LP - 2.1 1.2 119.8 25 7.1 2.0 20 2209 1.3 5 23 (1) 28/18 17.7
Natl. Aluminium C 2203 918.32 5 51 70.7 25.4 14180.8 58 31.9 2951.1 * 127 130 20.6 16.1 3489.6 -3 9.6 125.4 -83 2209 13.8 12 84 (-) 133/67 6.0
PG Foils 2203 10.87 10 57 285.7 21.2 394.6 56 11.2 46.4 * 203 20 46.5 42.6 71.2 -31 5.9 5.4 -68 2209 28.3 -17 225 M(1) 422/207 7.9
IND.COMPOSITE 1181.98 210974.2 15.4 16416.9 120281.2 4.8 2352.5 124630 7.6
4 AQUACULTURE
Apex Frozen Food 2203 31.25 10 73 157.9 9.0 914.2 12 8.7 41.1 -7 25 19.1 13.1 292.8 11 4.1 13.6 -38 2209 15.3 33 244 (-6) 365/237 15.9
Sharat Industrie 2203 22.01 10 42 33.1 5.4 249.2 -2 5.5 3.5 34 - 3.3 1.6 98.3 47 5.6 1.7 106 2209 2.5 103 51 (3) 73/42 20.0
Waterbase C 2203 41.43 10 69 45.1 0.0 298.7 41 2.4 0.1 * -99 - 2.1 - 87.9 17 2.6 0.2 37 2209 - PL 75 (-1) 113/67 -
IND.COMPOSITE 94.69 1462.1 6.9 44.7 957.9 2.1 15.5 1182 16.3
5 AUTOMOBILES - LCVS / HCVS
Ashok Leyland C 2203 293.61 1 51 24.4 0.4 26596.5 35 10.3 30.7 * LP 100 3.1 0.1 9600.1 73 10.7 159.3 LP 2209 1.0 LP 147 M(-2) 169/93 -
Force Motors C 2203 13.18 10 62 1323.9 - 3240.4 63 1.6 -91.8 * 9 100 75.2 - 1264.1 35 7.8 19.3 LP 2209 - -6 1550 (84) 1623/919 -
Olectra Greentec C 2203 32.83 4 50 97.3 4.9 593.3 111 14.1 37.1 * 358 10 8.1 4.5 177.4 148 11.3 7.6 46 2209 6.7 182 491 (-27) 887/458 73.8
SML ISUZU 2203 14.47 10 44 106.5 - 924.2 56 -4.5 -99.8 * 25 - - - 410.4 76 1.4 -9.2 68 2209 - 60 807 (-4) 888/471 -
Tata Motors C 2203 664.26 2 46 78.5 -278453.6 11 10.4 -6742.4 * PL - 54.5 - 79611.4 30 7.0 -1271.6 63 2209 - PL 413 M(18) 528/366 -
IND.COMPOSITE 1018.35 309808.0 10.2 -6866.2 182126.6 3.7 -1094.7 198409 73.8
6 AUTOMOBILES - PASSENGER CARS
M&M C 2203 621.60 5 19 406.8 14.2 90170.6 21 16.4 6286.3 * 154 231 78.8 50.6 29870.4 39 17.6 2302.2 18 2209 67.6 70 1316 (53) 1366/671 19.5
Maruti Suzuki C 2203 151.04 5 56 1892.9 7.3 88329.8 26 6.5 3917.3 * -12 1200 222.0 129.7 29942.5 46 9.3 2112.5 334 2209 200.8 44 8385 (-22) 9769/6540 41.8
IND.COMPOSITE 772.64 178500.4 11.5 10203.6 119625.8 6.7 4414.7 416903 28.8
7 AUTOMOBILES - TRACTORS
Escorts Kubota C 2203 131.94 10 73 589.5 11.0 7238.4 3 12.8 726.2 * -16 70 65.1 55.0 1890.8 12 7.3 139.7 -19 2209 50.4 -26 2096 (-45) 2359/1400 41.6
VST Till. Tract. 2203 8.64 10 56 885.2 13.9 853.9 12 14.6 98.5 * 9 200 143.0 114.0 234.2 - 13.8 22.7 -29 2209 87.9 -24 2263 (-63) 3129/2047 25.7
IND.COMPOSITE 140.58 8092.3 13.0 824.7 4249.9 4.0 162.4 29605 40.0
8 AUTOMOBILES - SCOOTERS AND 3 - WHEELERS
Atul Auto C 2203 10.97 5 53 129.0 - 315.3 7 -5.2 -25.3 * -191 - - - 123.1 44 5.5 -0.1 97 2209 - -28 295 (3) 331/145 -
Bajaj Auto C 2203 289.37 10 55 900.0 18.9 33144.7 19 16.4 5408.5 * 11 1400 196.2 186.9 10202.7 16 17.1 1719.4 6 2209 193.4 -8 3588 (11) 4130/3126 18.6
Scooters India 2203 87.27 10 94 1.2 - - -100 - -16.1 * 67 - - - - - - -1.0 74 2209 1.4 LP 30 (-) 40/26 20.9
IND.COMPOSITE 387.61 33460.0 16.1 5367.1 20651.5 8.5 1718.4 104723 18.6
9 AUTOMOBILES - MOTORCYCLES / MOPEDS
Eicher Motors C 2203 27.35 1 49 485.5 14.0 10297.8 18 21.1 1679.8 * 25 2100 78.0 61.4 3519.4 56 23.3 656.9 76 2209 85.3 40 3139 M(-90)3886/2110 36.8
Hero Motocorp C 2203 39.97 2 35 821.4 14.3 29551.3 -5 11.1 2241.5 * -20 4750 146.7 112.2 9158.2 7 11.9 688.4 -8 2209 129.8 -11 2758 M(41) 2939/2148 21.3
TVS Motor Co. C 2203 47.51 1 51 106.7 19.1 24355.3 25 11.3 783.4 * 30 375 32.1 16.5 8560.8 32 12.7 386.4 59 2209 25.7 42 989 (-84) 1177/513 38.5
Wardwizard Inno. * 2203 25.89 1 70 2.6 19.1 184.6 369 7.5 8.5 353 8 0.4 0.3 63.9 91 7.1 2.5 55 2209 0.4 185 62 M(-3) 101/48 -
IND.COMPOSITE 140.72 64389.0 12.8 4713.2 42604.6 7.0 1734.2 189544 30.6
10 AUTO ANCILLARIES
Alicon Cast. C 2203 8.06 5 56 293.7 6.3 1078.1 27 10.4 24.2 LP 45 48.0 15.0 377.3 41 11.3 15.3 408 2209 31.9 45 972 (8) 1111/579 30.4
Amara Raja Batt. C 2203 17.08 1 28 292.1 11.6 8697.2 22 11.9 509.1 * -20 450 53.0 29.8 2700.5 19 13.3 201.2 39 2209 33.8 -11 568 (-6) 670/438 16.8
Autoline Industr C 2203 38.96 10 33 19.3 - 568.4 100 8.1 2.0 * LP - 5.7 0.5 167.7 24 3.9 -3.3 PL 2209 2.3 LP 77 M(-2) 126/48 33.2
Automotive Axles 2203 15.11 10 71 435.8 12.6 1490.6 65 9.0 74.1 * 192 150 73.1 49.0 474.7 54 10.6 30.1 197 2209 78.9 115 2056 (54) 2301/1381 26.1
Banco Products C 2203 14.30 2 68 130.1 16.8 1958.0 28 13.9 151.9 * 33 1000 27.9 21.2 627.9 14 9.4 51.7 5 2209 20.1 -4 199 (-2) 270/118 9.9
Bharat Gears 2203 15.36 10 55 80.8 25.5 729.4 45 9.1 23.1 * LP - 28.3 15.0 213.6 14 7.0 5.8 10 2209 14.0 14 137 B(13) 173/80 9.8
Bosch C 2203 29.49 10 71 3649.7 11.9 11781.6 21 12.4 1215.7 * 9 2100 522.2 412.2 3661.6 25 11.8 373.6 - 2209 438.6 -9 17079 (-95)18300/12940 38.9
Craftsman Auto C 2203 10.56 5 59 588.6 15.4 2217.0 42 24.1 162.2 * 67 75 174.3 76.8 776.2 36 22.2 62.5 25 2209 98.5 26 3531 (-81) 3710/1845 35.8
Endurance Tech. C 2203 140.66 10 75 286.5 12.5 7549.1 15 12.7 468.9 * -10 63 60.5 33.3 2360.6 25 11.5 131.5 -1 2209 33.7 -26 1378 (2) 1736/1048 40.9
Enkei Wheels 2112 8.99 5 75 118.0 8.8 450.5 92 8.4 16.8 * LP - 20.0 9.4 184.7 55 12.1 13.5 176 2209 14.1 132 593 (5) 630/321 42.2
Exide Inds. C 2203 85.00 1 46 129.0 9.9 12789.2 23 12.6 885.1 * 17 200 15.6 10.4 3841.1 13 11.2 241.2 3 2209 9.3 -5 183 (2) 194/130 19.7
Federal-Mogul Go C 2203 55.63 10 75 165.6 6.6 1342.6 21 12.3 55.6 * 999 - 25.6 10.0 429.4 25 12.5 24.8 101 2209 13.6 -6 305 (-13) 350/217 22.4
Fiem Industries C 2203 13.16 10 67 525.5 15.5 1572.3 29 12.3 94.2 92 200 116.4 71.6 525.2 25 13.7 40.8 55 2209 96.4 49 1493 (-248) 2085/800 15.5
Frontier Springs 2203 3.94 10 52 180.3 11.8 83.7 9 14.6 7.5 -3 10 26.3 19.1 26.8 42 10.6 1.6 31 2209 18.1 -10 469 (-1) 540/242 25.9

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Gabriel India 2203 14.36 1 55 57.1 12.2 2332.0 38 6.3 89.5 * 49 155 9.1 6.2 802.9 36 7.4 36.6 47 2209 8.5 35 183 (-7) 201/102 21.6
GNA Axles C 2203 21.47 10 68 305.6 16.0 1270.5 43 14.2 88.8 * 26 50 64.5 41.3 419.7 24 14.3 33.4 36 2209 44.4 -12 723 (23) 768/435 16.3
Harsha Engg Intl C 2203 91.04 10 75 107.3 19.4 1321.5 51 12.8 92.0 * 102 - 14.0 10.1 322.0 - 14.9 28.1 57 2209 10.1 102 399 M(15) 528/358 39.5
Him Teknoforg. 2203 1.57 2 55 213.3 5.8 351.7 47 9.5 9.1 * 74 20 23.6 11.6 113.5 16 8.0 3.4 11 2209 11.1 -33 92 (-1) 155/68 8.3
Igarashi Motors 2203 31.48 10 75 136.3 0.3 556.4 4 8.5 1.2 -95 - 14.5 0.4 173.7 9 8.8 0.5 -91 2209 - PL 405 (-10) 579/250 -
India Motor Part C 2203 12.48 10 31 1094.0 4.2 646.1 22 9.2 56.1 * 29 130 45.6 45.0 175.8 5 7.9 21.4 39 2209 58.0 16 716 (-10) 860/708 12.3
India Nipp.Elec. C 2203 11.31 5 70 231.7 8.1 572.0 18 8.8 38.9 * -2 125 22.9 17.2 186.4 18 10.2 16.7 -7 2209 21.8 -7 380 (-17) 642/318 17.4
IP Rings C 2203 12.68 10 57 88.8 7.3 272.7 0 12.1 8.2 * - 20 17.8 6.5 85.4 - 7.7 0.8 - 2209 5.4 - 117 (9) 156/92 21.7
Jamna Auto Inds. C 2203 39.86 1 50 18.1 22.2 1717.9 59 13.2 140.6 * 92 150 4.5 3.5 552.7 57 10.2 37.3 38 2209 4.2 36 103 (-2) 136/95 24.3
Jay Bharat Maru. C 2203 21.65 5 59 112.6 6.1 2079.9 39 7.2 28.4 * 8 25 24.0 6.5 581.2 24 7.4 9.0 144 2209 8.8 -15 157 (-7) 203/124 17.8
JBM Auto C 2203 23.65 2 68 81.1 19.0 3193.1 61 10.4 155.7 * 214 50 20.9 13.2 1029.2 37 9.9 36.2 43 2209 15.3 96 549 (28) 676/362 35.9
JTEKT India C 2203 24.45 1 74 27.1 6.7 1588.8 19 7.9 41.2 * 254 40 4.6 1.7 571.0 48 10.2 27.8 192 2209 3.1 51 141 (-10) 201/66 45.3
Jullundur Motor C 2203 4.57 2 51 82.6 13.9 437.8 13 6.6 23.9 * 6 100 10.8 10.5 114.4 2 5.3 5.5 4 2209 12.3 12 69 (-1) 89/60 5.6
Kinetic Engg. 2203 19.88 10 53 13.2 - 121.6 45 8.9 1.2 * LP - 3.9 0.6 34.5 8 12.6 1.7 184 2209 0.6 -10 118 M(4) 154/68 -
L G Balakrishnan C 2203 31.39 10 34 397.5 22.7 2102.1 31 18.8 228.6 * 86 150 99.3 72.8 578.0 - 17.7 66.1 2 2209 79.1 22 694 (-2) 805/509 8.8
Lumax Auto Tech. C 2203 13.63 2 56 89.5 13.0 1507.9 36 10.0 70.0 * 52 175 16.1 10.3 487.0 21 10.7 29.1 24 2209 13.9 33 231 (-11) 312/141 16.7
Lumax Industries C 2203 9.35 10 75 566.9 11.3 1751.3 23 7.5 53.7 * 220 135 125.6 57.5 620.1 37 9.6 33.0 115 2209 107.0 109 1765 (45) 2023/840 16.5
Menon Pistons C 2203 5.10 1 74 20.6 19.4 212.4 0 16.2 18.8 * - 75 5.0 3.7 65.6 26 16.9 6.2 30 2209 4.2 - 50 (1) 65/36 11.8
Minda Corp C 2203 47.82 2 65 59.8 13.2 2975.9 26 10.1 162.5 * 208 50 11.5 6.8 1147.1 57 10.8 57.8 48 2209 9.6 52 226 (21) 284/164 23.7
Motherson Wiring 2203 442.11 1 62 2.5 82.3 5635.0 43 12.7 458.4 * 16 85 1.3 1.0 1835.2 31 9.9 116.5 -13 2209 1.1 - 52 XB(-6) 71/40 47.5
Munjal Showa 2203 8.00 2 65 156.8 1.1 1060.0 -2 0.9 7.2 * -68 225 4.9 1.8 316.4 5 1.0 7.3 14 2209 5.3 -23 99 (-) 139/93 18.8
NDR Auto Compon. C 2203 5.95 10 74 340.2 8.3 232.6 104 6.2 15.4 * 80 25 38.2 25.9 93.8 76 9.5 8.4 158 2209 36.6 45 576 (-11) 647/301 15.7
Omax Autos 2203 21.39 10 56 128.2 - 222.2 38 -11.3 -40.6 * 37 - - - 59.6 37 -0.3 -23.8 -603 2209 - 24 61 (-6) 88/42 -
PPAP Automotive C 2203 14.00 10 65 215.6 - 421.9 31 8.5 -0.5 * PL 15 20.7 - 128.5 21 10.1 -0.6 PL 2209 1.4 -82 235 (2) 283/169 164.7
Precision Camshf C 2203 94.99 10 65 72.5 3.1 895.0 26 13.7 20.5 * 61 11 11.9 2.2 273.8 28 11.0 9.9 2 2209 2.4 42 105 (5) 190/85 44.3
Pricol Ltd C 2203 12.19 1 37 53.6 - 1544.7 9 11.9 58.3 * 22 - 11.5 4.8 515.8 27 12.1 37.9 158 2209 7.8 118 204 (11) 217/96 26.3
RACL Geartech C 2203 10.78 10 53 135.4 20.0 271.2 33 21.1 24.0 * 2 10 36.8 22.2 87.7 27 23.2 9.9 51 2209 26.3 2 717 (-9) 811/444 27.3
Rane (Madras) C 2203 16.27 10 73 148.4 - 1741.9 37 5.1 -21.4 * 62 - 36.7 - 600.4 31 5.6 0.1 LP 2209 - 79 428 (8) 467/260 -
Rane Brake Lin. 2203 7.73 10 71 310.1 11.5 527.0 18 8.4 27.6 * -13 200 63.4 35.7 141.2 15 7.2 6.5 20 2209 42.4 -5 724 (-15) 850/576 17.1
Rane Engine Val. 2203 6.72 10 55 140.2 - 387.2 27 3.7 -8.3 * 71 - 17.4 - 122.9 23 6.4 1.1 LP 2209 - 91 225 (-8) 304/183 -
Rasandik Engg. 2203 5.98 10 53 165.5 - 206.6 51 7.5 -2.7 * 53 - 9.5 - 43.1 -18 8.1 2.8 LP 2209 3.4 LP 92 (-) 197/69 26.9
Remsons Ind C 2203 5.71 10 75 62.8 15.0 286.5 27 7.1 4.8 * 84 10 22.3 8.4 81.2 8 6.6 1.1 -22 2209 15.1 144 231 (-12) 303/162 15.3
Rico Auto Inds C 2203 13.53 1 50 47.9 4.4 1859.8 27 8.4 27.5 * LP 40 8.7 2.0 593.0 24 8.9 9.0 20 2209 2.7 44 90 (7) 94/31 33.6
Rolex Rings 2203 27.23 10 58 236.4 29.6 1016.7 65 22.5 131.9 * 76 - 57.8 48.4 289.7 12 22.0 49.2 50 2209 61.6 35 1839 (47) 2197/1050 29.9
SAL Automotive 2203 2.40 10 75 131.4 - 150.6 59 -0.8 -2.3 * PL - - - 75.3 58 2.5 0.8 75 2209 - PL 242 (-20) 299/150 -
Samkrg Pistons 2203 9.82 10 67 185.0 8.2 237.4 5 13.7 13.9 -20 25 27.3 14.1 67.9 -5 14.4 5.4 -22 2209 16.7 -19 159 (10) 195/124 9.5
Samvardh. Mothe. C 2203 677.64 1 68 30.5 5.5 63536.0 11 7.0 904.4 * -13 65 5.7 1.3 18260.8 30 7.5 299.8 260 2209 1.0 -56 76 B(-) 128/62 -
Sandhar Tech C 2203 60.19 10 70 145.2 6.8 2323.7 25 8.3 56.1 * -2 23 25.9 9.3 746.3 21 7.8 17.1 -19 2209 10.1 -34 246 (25) 264/200 24.3
Sansera Enginee. C 2203 10.58 2 36 207.3 13.8 1989.0 28 16.9 130.3 * 21 - 47.3 24.6 633.7 17 16.8 45.9 -10 2209 26.6 -15 753 M(-29) 835/548 28.3
Sar Auto Prod. 2203 4.76 10 72 33.2 6.1 10.7 70 18.7 0.9 * 106 - 4.5 1.9 3.2 36 25.5 0.6 116 2209 2.6 10 810 (50) 841/391 317.6
Setco Automotive C 2203 26.75 2 59 -23.4 - 435.0 21 -2.9 -132.2 * -46 - - - 115.7 31 1.2 -43.9 -219 2209 - -136 11 (-1) 19/10 -
Shanthi Gears 2203 7.67 1 70 37.8 17.1 337.1 56 17.9 42.4 * 112 - 6.9 5.5 108.8 52 20.2 16.6 110 2209 7.3 67 357 (17) 399/144 48.9
Sharda Motor C 2203 5.95 2 73 218.2 28.4 2255.3 30 10.2 142.6 * 126 408 61.7 48.0 698.0 19 10.8 54.7 31 2209 61.5 49 741 (-) 950/603 12.0
Shriram Pistons C 2203 22.02 10 47 620.5 13.6 2064.7 29 14.8 162.1 * 84 100 119.9 73.6 652.2 22 17.6 73.0 56 2209 97.9 21 1290 (81) 1417/640 13.2
SJS Enterprises C 2203 30.44 10 50 130.5 15.3 369.9 0 25.7 55.2 * - 37 25.2 18.1 116.9 17 26.5 20.0 31 2209 21.8 - 476 (-19) 550/348 21.8
Sona BLW Precis. C 2203 584.95 10 54 36.2 20.8 2130.6 36 26.4 351.2 * 56 15 8.4 6.0 657.4 12 25.2 92.6 5 2209 6.2 14 421 M(2) 795/397 68.4
Steel Str. Wheel 2203 15.65 1 63 63.3 25.7 3560.0 103 12.7 205.1 * 321 75 18.0 13.1 1081.1 13 10.8 54.6 -13 2209 12.4 4 155 M(-8) 190/136 12.5
Subros C 2203 13.05 2 37 128.9 4.1 2238.6 25 6.7 33.0 * -31 35 20.8 5.1 695.0 31 5.7 9.7 97 2209 7.0 -26 315 (8) 410/269 45.1
Sundaram Brake 2203 3.93 10 66 220.2 - 295.2 25 0.4 -2.1 * PL - 9.8 - 86.8 26 -2.1 -3.6 -565 2209 - PL 321 (-8) 469/297 -
Sundaram Clayton C 2203 10.12 5 74 2689.2 11.2 25590.7 26 11.5 445.6 * 34 880 637.7 220.2 8962.6 32 12.9 201.7 40 2209 316.4 19 4899 (-124) 5799/3500 15.5
Suprajit Engg. C 2203 13.84 1 45 83.8 15.9 1840.5 12 13.6 164.6 * 15 200 16.1 11.9 716.1 45 11.0 45.8 -13 2209 11.1 -21 333 M(3) 456/272 30.1
Talbros Auto. C 2203 12.35 10 58 267.1 16.1 577.2 30 12.6 44.1 * 81 25 54.3 35.7 160.7 12 12.9 13.1 17 2209 39.5 7 506 (-61) 655/378 12.8
Talbros Engg. 2203 5.08 10 73 211.8 27.0 351.1 47 12.8 22.1 * 107 20 60.3 43.5 117.2 33 12.0 7.8 25 2209 56.6 61 556 (3) 640/298 9.8
The Hi-Tech Gear C 2203 18.77 10 56 177.8 - 970.6 30 8.5 -1.0 * PL 15 27.3 - 313.8 25 12.4 3.5 LP 2209 1.1 -94 263 (5) 300/155 237.1
Tube Investments C 2203 19.31 1 46 178.4 28.1 12525.3 106 11.6 756.2 * 148 350 57.3 39.2 3788.7 16 13.5 220.4 19 2209 44.7 52 2618 M(-169)3046/1440 58.6
Ucal Fuel Sys. C 2203 22.11 10 70 182.4 9.3 782.3 14 9.3 34.8 * 217 20 34.4 15.7 244.9 11 9.9 7.4 -26 2209 10.3 -62 128 (-1) 170/102 12.4
Uniparts India C 2203 45.13 10 66 151.9 27.2 1227.4 36 21.8 168.9 * 84 92 45.5 37.4 346.8 - 21.7 50.5 - 2206 37.4 84 562 (-8) 594/530 15.0
Uno Minda C 2203 114.59 2 70 65.5 12.1 8313.0 30 10.7 345.2 * 69 75 12.9 6.0 2876.8 36 11.1 170.1 80 2209 9.7 52 522 B(-) 604/385 54.0
Varroc Engineer C 2203 15.28 1 75 57.1 - 5844.2 34 -10.6 -1060.3 * -75 - - - 1828.0 21 7.5 -19.4 -886 2209 - 17 291 (-8) 495/279 -
Wheels India C 2203 24.06 10 58 305.2 11.0 3966.5 64 6.4 76.4 * 999 83 73.7 31.8 1189.1 22 4.7 11.9 -42 2209 28.4 -1 573 (-11) 764/502 20.2
ZF Commercial C 2203 9.48 5 75 1173.8 6.1 2543.4 0 10.1 128.4 * - 240 116.5 67.7 792.8 29 13.6 68.6 113 2209 115.8 - 9105 (171)10928/6823 78.7
IND.COMPOSITE 3372.54 240093.4 9.9 8786.5 149892.1 5.3 3300.4 405743 33.6
11 BANKS - PUBLIC SECTOR
Bank of Baroda C 2203 1034.27 2 64 188.5 8.5 87776.0 -2 40.9 7846.5 * 427 143 18.0 15.2 26320.5 20 45.3 3400.5 57 2209 19.0 158 186 (-) 197/90 9.8
Bank of India C 2203 4103.57 10 81 123.9 7.4 46095.3 -3 48.0 3321.3 * 63 20 9.0 8.1 13001.3 11 47.9 854.1 -20 2209 7.8 28 98 (7) 104/40 12.6
Bank of Maha C * 2203 6730.50 10 91 21.2 9.8 15672.9 8 36.6 1152.4 * 102 5 2.1 1.7 4770.1 23 52.6 776.8 151 2212 3.2 119 33 (2) 36/15 10.5
Canara Bank C 2203 1814.13 10 63 365.4 - 94242.5 1 31.2 6115.7 * 113 65 38.4 33.7 27358.4 15 33.5 2705.6 106 2209 51.9 109 323 (-13) 342/172 6.2
Central Bank C 2203 8680.94 10 93 28.2 5.1 25880.2 0 48.0 1070.2 * LP - 1.6 1.2 7093.1 8 44.3 341.4 59 2209 1.8 LP 32 (-) 42/16 17.5
IOB 2203 18902.4 10 96 11.2 - 21631.7 -4 34.5 1708.4 * 106 - 1.0 0.9 5852.5 15 36.5 501.3 33 2209 1.0 50 32 (-) 37/15 31.9

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Indian Bank C 2203 1245.44 10 80 332.1 11.4 46265.1 2 43.4 4139.2 * 31 65 38.1 33.2 12714.2 10 44.3 1287.4 68 2209 35.0 31 288 (-8) 306/130 8.2
Pun. & Sind Bank 2203 6777.79 10 98 19.7 10.1 8055.2 2 59.7 1039.2 * LP 3 1.7 1.5 2120.2 6 59.3 278.1 27 2209 1.7 LP 33 (1) 45/13 19.7
Punjab Natl.Bank C 2203 2202.20 2 73 84.1 4.4 88556.7 -6 45.4 3849.2 * 50 32 4.3 3.5 23291.7 8 43.3 494.1 -38 2209 2.2 -36 59 (2) 62/28 27.4
St Bk of India C 2203 892.46 1 57 347.1 13.3406973.1 6 22.8 35385.3 * 58 710 43.8 39.6114782.5 13 30.714752.0 5 2209 46.1 22 603 M(-9) 630/425 13.1
UCO Bank C 2203 11956.0 10 95 18.0 - 18081.6 1 40.5 964.3 * 361 - 0.9 0.8 4964.8 7 48.7 497.3 147 2209 1.0 - 33 (2) 38/11 31.9
Union Bank (I) C 2203 6834.75 10 83 101.9 8.4 81754.1 -2 44.0 5265.5 * 125 19 8.8 7.7 23475.1 9 43.4 1853.1 23 2209 8.9 31 83 (2) 96/34 9.3
IND.COMPOSITE 71174.42 940984.3 33.4 71857.2 531488.7 18.827741.7 1062770 12.6
12 BANKS - PRIVATE SECTOR
AU Small Finance * 2203 666.51 10 26 151.2 16.6 6915.4 9 47.6 1130.3 * -4 10 19.1 17.0 2239.7 40 49.9 342.6 23 2209 18.9 11 624 B(-33) 733/525 33.0
Axis Bank C * 2203 615.08 2 9 416.9 12.7 86114.2 10 43.7 14123.8 * 96 50 49.3 45.9 25258.8 20 52.4 5612.3 66 2209 59.7 84 913 M(-28) 970/618 15.3
Bandhan Bank 2203 1610.83 10 40 114.7 0.7 16693.5 15 15.4 125.4 * -94 - 1.5 0.8 4249.9 15 32.4 209.3 LP 2209 23.9 LP 241 M(1) 350/209 10.1
City Union Bank 2203 74.01 1 - 94.8 12.2 4863.7 1 51.4 760.1 * 28 100 11.4 10.3 1354.7 11 58.4 276.5 52 2209 12.3 43 165 M(-13) 205/109 13.5
CSB Bank 2203 173.49 10 50 157.7 - 2284.7 5 56.5 458.2 * 110 - 28.6 26.4 600.1 8 57.7 120.6 2 2209 29.6 87 251 (8) 275/178 8.5
DCB Bank 2203 311.21 10 15 128.6 7.8 3965.0 2 54.4 287.7 * -14 10 11.3 9.2 1099.2 14 58.3 112.4 73 2209 12.8 46 130 M(2) 141/68 10.1
Equitas Sma. Fin * 2203 1254.71 10 74 35.6 7.4 3997.2 11 33.5 281.0 * -27 - 2.8 2.2 1147.4 15 34.8 116.4 183 2209 3.5 59 57 M(-3) 64/38 16.1
Federal Bank C * 2203 422.95 2 - 95.9 11.0 16497.1 1 52.3 1965.9 * 18 90 10.0 9.3 5262.6 28 59.9 843.3 56 2212 13.2 47 140 M(2) 143/83 10.6
Fino Payments 2203 83.21 10 75 60.2 - 1008.9 28 -87.2 43.1 * 104 - 9.4 5.2 303.3 25 -84.5 13.8 75 2209 6.7 122 256 (7) 422/183 38.4
HDFC Bank C * 2203 557.68 1 21 470.4 16.6167624.6 8 47.4 37999.8 * 20 1550 71.2 68.1 54122.8 25 52.312698.3 20 2212 78.6 22 1585 M(-44)1722/1272 20.2
ICICI Bank C * 2203 1395.55 2 - 274.3 15.1157530.7 -2 9.3 25106.1 * 37 250 37.9 36.0 45178.2 14 15.1 8007.0 31 2209 42.7 40 866 M(-37) 958/642 20.3
IDBI Bank C 2203 10752.4 10 95 33.2 - 23277.1 -6 30.7 2533.1 * 67 - 2.7 2.4 6052.2 17 42.4 775.8 32 2209 2.7 31 56 (1) 62/31 20.6
IDFC First Bank C 2203 6236.69 10 36 35.5 - 20345.3 12 23.9 136.3 * -71 - 0.8 0.2 6531.2 35 33.2 567.2 411 2209 2.7 LP 61 M(-) 64/29 22.3
IndusInd Bank C 2203 775.42 10 15 651.9 10.6 38230.1 8 39.8 4805.9 * 64 85 66.5 62.0 10719.2 13 44.8 1805.3 57 2209 78.4 55 1239 M(12) 1275/764 15.8
J & K Bank C 2203 96.15 1 68 78.3 - 8803.1 0 47.7 494.7 * 16 - 6.6 5.1 2446.9 12 55.3 239.7 123 2209 9.0 45 58 M(1) 63/24 6.4
Karnataka Bank C 2203 311.94 10 - 227.4 7.9 7175.5 -6 49.4 508.6 * 5 40 18.7 16.3 2031.1 11 64.0 411.5 228 2209 25.7 101 152 M(-2) 169/55 5.9
Karur Vysya Bank * 2203 160.35 2 2 99.1 9.2 6355.6 -1 49.6 672.5 * 87 80 9.9 8.4 1821.1 17 47.3 250.2 51 2209 11.0 112 106 M(-4) 116/42 9.7
Kotak Mah. Bank C 2203 993.04 5 26 519.0 13.3 59024.6 5 4.5 12069.6 * 21 22 63.2 60.6 17513.0 14 3.4 3608.2 21 2209 68.8 37 1786 M(-40)1997/1630 26.0
RBL Bank C * 2203 599.55 10 - 216.4 - 10796.4 2 16.4 -165.9 * PL - 0.2 - 2848.3 8 27.5 187.5 999 2209 11.4 LP 176 M(-5) 189/74 15.4
South Ind.Bank C 2203 209.27 1 - 29.8 - 7620.3 0 43.4 44.7 * - - 0.6 0.2 1995.1 11 50.4 223.3 LP 2209 2.7 - 19 (-) 22/7 7.1
Suryoday Small 2203 106.16 10 23 143.9 - 1035.3 21 15.1 -93.1 * PL - - - 305.7 14 31.9 13.0 LP 2209 - 75 114 (-8) 158/77 -
T N Merc. Bank 2203 158.35 10 - 388.0 16.6 4656.4 9 50.6 821.9 * 36 - 54.0 51.9 1141.5 4 61.2 262.3 38 2209 51.9 36 480 M(2) 548/460 9.3
Ujjivan Small 2203 1954.50 10 74 18.0 - 3126.1 1 8.3 -412.6 * PL - - - 1139.8 63 50.7 294.3 LP 2209 3.0 LP 29 M(-1) 34/14 9.6
Yes Bank C 2203 5750.67 2 - 13.7 - 22423.5 -3 48.9 1073.4 * LP - 0.5 0.4 6451.3 18 42.3 160.4 -28 2209 0.4 LP 20 M(-2) 25/12 -
IND.COMPOSITE 35269.72 680364.4 31.2104770.5 403626.0 18.737151.0 2562600 19.1
13 BEARINGS
Bimetal Bearings C 2203 3.83 10 75 522.2 2.3 196.9 24 4.1 4.4 * 16 80 27.8 11.4 61.8 24 7.8 4.7 477 2209 24.6 28 443 (-3) 490/293 18.0
NRB Bearings C 2203 19.38 2 50 62.6 13.7 944.2 24 15.6 75.9 * 41 100 11.7 7.8 257.5 - 11.8 12.6 -47 2209 7.5 -25 150 (-7) 186/107 20.0
NRB Indl Bearing C 2203 4.85 2 74 -6.9 - 69.4 23 8.8 -9.9 * -11 - - - 20.8 23 10.6 -2.1 39 2209 - -35 20 (-2) 34/19 -
Schaeffler India 2112 31.26 2 74 245.7 18.5 5560.5 48 17.5 629.1 * 116 800 52.9 40.2 1756.4 18 18.2 215.4 26 2209 53.0 43 2715 M(-12)3969/1600 51.3
SKF India C 2203 49.44 10 53 424.6 22.9 3665.9 37 15.2 394.8 * 33 145 91.4 79.9 1078.3 12 19.9 155.8 33 2209 97.7 12 4661 (121) 5171/2984 47.7
SNL Bearings 2203 3.61 10 74 140.1 19.8 43.5 19 27.8 8.8 48 65 28.4 24.5 13.9 12 25.2 2.7 -12 2209 23.3 -19 283 (-8) 328/242 12.1
Timken India 2203 75.22 10 68 247.5 21.8 2203.2 56 23.2 327.2 * 128 15 54.7 43.5 695.4 25 19.0 97.6 23 2209 54.1 80 3114 (-92) 3761/1715 57.6
Vishal Bearings 2203 10.79 10 71 24.1 30.5 108.2 87 14.0 6.7 * 999 - 9.7 6.2 30.0 -3 13.7 1.5 -34 2209 4.7 - 79 (-1) 93/43 16.9
IND.COMPOSITE 198.38 12791.9 17.4 1437.0 7828.2 9.1 488.1 90762 50.0
14 BREWERIES & DISTILLERIES
Assoc.Alcohols 2203 18.08 10 58 189.4 21.2 512.6 18 16.1 59.9 * 3 10 41.0 33.1 146.6 22 7.4 7.5 -47 2209 31.7 -11 416 (-10) 557/380 13.1
G M Breweries * 2203 18.28 10 74 339.6 16.1 458.5 35 21.1 88.3 * 18 50 51.6 48.3 153.7 17 21.6 25.9 31 2212 57.4 6 600 (-30) 760/504 10.5
Globus Spirits 2203 28.80 10 51 285.7 27.5 1579.2 29 20.5 187.3 30 30 79.8 65.0 480.3 26 9.4 22.1 -58 2209 48.1 -31 817 (-36) 1748/700 17.0
Piccadily Agro C 2203 94.34 10 71 23.0 14.9 573.5 17 12.1 29.2 * 63 10 4.6 3.1 110.3 22 10.5 3.4 -61 2209 2.0 -27 48 (4) 56/22 23.7
Radico Khaitan C 2203 26.73 2 40 157.5 13.8 2868.0 20 14.0 263.2 * -5 150 24.5 19.7 761.4 7 11.8 54.5 -25 2209 18.4 -16 1069 (43) 1202/731 58.1
Som Distilleries C * 2203 36.88 5 33 48.5 - 362.8 26 4.7 -9.9 * 74 - 0.9 - 146.5 89 11.8 8.3 LP 2209 5.3 LP 121 M(2) 151/35 22.8
Sula Vineyards C * 2203 16.84 2 27 58.2 14.9 424.4 10 26.7 52.2 * 545 120 9.0 6.2 - - - - - 2203 6.2 545 373 M(44) 389/306 60.2
Tilaknagar Inds. C * 2203 185.24 10 42 20.4 - 783.4 43 13.8 27.6 * LP 1 3.3 1.5 274.5 36 11.4 13.9 23 2209 1.9 LP 121 M(6) 125/51 64.4
United Breweries C 2203 26.44 1 73 149.6 9.7 5838.4 38 11.9 365.4 * 210 1050 22.0 13.8 1682.3 18 13.0 134.1 67 2209 20.8 62 1619 (-69) 1805/1275 77.8
United Spirits C 2203 145.33 2 57 79.4 - 9712.4 19 16.2 944.7 * 126 - 17.2 13.0 2911.0 16 18.3 267.5 -8 2209 15.5 29 844 (-25) 958/712 54.5
IND.COMPOSITE 596.96 23113.1 15.1 2007.9 13333.2 7.4 537.2 129318 55.9
15 CABLES - POWER
Cords Cable 2203 12.93 10 52 120.3 4.2 438.0 35 8.7 6.3 * 46 - 10.6 4.9 131.7 24 7.2 1.7 13 2209 5.3 10 78 (1) 88/45 14.7
Finolex Cables C 2203 30.59 2 36 262.7 16.3 3768.1 36 11.4 599.5 * 30 300 41.7 39.2 1090.8 17 9.0 55.4 -62 2209 35.5 -1 557 (6) 594/344 15.7
Geekay Wires 2203 10.45 10 59 50.7 20.8 257.9 52 3.8 9.1 * 45 25 12.1 8.7 104.8 63 4.2 3.2 79 2209 11.1 91 95 (21) 101/55 8.6
KEI Industries C 2203 18.04 2 38 259.9 19.2 5726.6 37 10.3 376.0 * 39 125 47.8 41.7 1608.1 19 10.0 106.9 17 2209 47.4 33 1432 M(-49) 1662/905 30.2
Paramount Comm. C 2203 38.84 2 62 11.4 - 580.9 12 3.5 8.2 167 - 0.9 0.4 212.6 54 6.5 12.6 694 2209 1.4 436 40 (3) 45/10 28.6
Polycab India C * 2203 149.73 10 68 389.6 17.3 12203.8 39 10.4 892.1 * 3 140 73.0 59.6 3332.4 11 12.8 267.8 37 2209 70.6 35 2675 M(95) 3025/2045 37.9
Ultracab India 2203 19.08 2 62 3.0 12.8 85.1 21 10.3 3.1 * 49 - 0.4 0.3 31.2 45 10.2 1.4 104 2209 0.5 76 28 B(4) 34/19 -
Universal Cables C 2203 34.70 10 62 373.7 6.2 1813.5 42 6.8 74.9 * 12 15 28.6 21.6 514.3 14 9.0 25.9 212 2209 28.1 17 320 (-37) 370/123 11.4
IND.COMPOSITE 314.36 24873.9 10.0 1969.2 14051.8 5.4 475.0 63838 29.3
16 CABLES - TELEPHONE
Aksh Optifibre C 2203 81.35 5 28 6.4 - 316.4 16 15.0 -0.4 * 98 - 1.4 - 58.7 -21 14.0 -2.7 -71 2209 - LP 11 (-) 16/8 -
Sterlite Tech. C 2203 79.66 2 54 49.1 2.3 5754.3 19 9.3 44.9 * -84 25 9.3 1.1 1768.0 17 9.8 44.0 -56 2209 - PL 171 M(-7) 278/129 -

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Vindhya Telelink C 2203 11.85 10 44 2528.8 6.8 1324.0 -12 12.1 193.2 * -28 10 181.8 163.1 572.9 78 9.0 17.5 -52 2209 123.4 -47 1654 (-58) 1831/849 13.4
IND.COMPOSITE 172.86 7394.6 10.0 237.7 4799.3 4.8 58.9 8946 13.4
17 CASTINGS & FORGINGS
AIA Engineering C 2203 18.86 2 58 540.2 13.8 3566.6 24 20.4 618.6 * 15 450 75.4 65.6 1328.7 50 23.5 244.8 78 2209 81.4 33 2489 (-98) 2875/1476 30.6
Akar Auto Indust 2203 5.39 5 73 32.4 24.3 268.5 43 7.1 7.1 * LP 5 10.7 6.5 88.4 48 5.7 1.3 -18 2209 6.2 81 69 (-4) 93/44 11.2
Bharat Forge C 2203 93.12 2 45 140.9 15.4 10461.1 65 18.6 921.0 * 670 350 35.5 19.8 3076.4 29 14.0 147.3 -46 2209 18.4 27 861 (-23) 920/596 46.8
Creative Casting 2203 1.30 10 75 256.8 10.0 41.7 39 9.3 3.0 * 13 100 27.6 23.1 12.2 89 8.8 1.1 28 2209 27.4 26 481 (-23) 629/301 17.6
DCM C 2203 18.68 10 49 9.8 - 69.8 47 6.6 15.8 * LP - 12.8 8.4 17.7 6 2.7 6.7 -16 2209 9.3 32 82 (-1) 133/43 8.8
Electrost.Cast. C 2203 59.46 1 44 70.9 8.8 5281.0 52 13.3 343.0 * 121 80 7.7 5.8 1784.2 53 8.7 52.9 -20 2209 6.0 36 37 (-3) 48/26 6.2
Inv.& Prec.Cast. C 2203 5.00 10 52 147.1 - 132.0 26 10.0 -0.2 * PL 3 14.4 - 44.3 36 8.6 0.4 LP 2209 - PL 302 (21) 322/206 -
Jayaswal Neco 2203 971.00 10 48 20.6 - 5958.6 61 22.6 571.2 * LP - 8.6 5.9 1660.9 4 6.6 140.8 25 2209 3.3 24 25 (-1) 35/20 7.5
Kalyani Forge 2203 3.64 10 59 280.2 2.8 246.5 36 7.6 2.8 * LP 30 41.7 7.7 73.5 17 2.2 0.7 -32 2209 6.4 -43 227 (-20) 294/159 35.6
Krishanveer Forg 2203 10.94 10 72 30.9 11.8 67.2 66 9.8 3.8 5 - 4.8 3.4 23.9 91 5.1 0.7 85 2209 2.5 -2 46 (-) 62/38 18.8
LGB Forge 2203 23.82 1 74 1.5 - 130.1 41 7.5 3.4 * 3 - 0.3 0.1 29.8 -18 -5.2 -2.5 PL 2209 - PL 13 (-) 19/8 -
M M Forgings C 2203 24.14 10 56 257.2 - 1139.6 52 18.3 90.0 * 103 60 65.4 37.3 357.6 31 18.7 32.9 24 2209 41.7 5 849 (17) 1057/646 20.4
Magna Electrocas 2203 4.23 10 53 207.5 10.3 135.0 38 9.5 7.7 50 25 29.1 18.3 46.1 23 18.4 6.8 101 2209 33.3 174 382 (-6) 437/151 11.5
Mahindra CIE C 2112 379.32 10 75 142.3 7.8 8386.7 39 12.1 394.0 * 309 25 19.4 10.4 2723.2 30 11.6 171.4 3 2209 16.1 44 378 M(28) 387/164 23.4
National Fitting 2203 9.08 10 34 58.0 2.0 66.3 30 6.7 1.1 * -32 10 4.3 1.2 24.5 31 8.0 1.3 65 2209 3.1 45 69 (8) 82/46 22.2
Nelcast C 2203 17.40 2 75 52.7 3.4 927.3 51 6.3 14.6 * 61 15 4.3 1.7 328.5 38 8.2 12.2 261 2209 3.3 58 128 (26) 131/50 38.8
Pradeep Metals C 2203 17.27 10 73 49.6 32.2 220.8 42 15.6 21.4 * 99 15 16.8 12.4 72.8 32 17.7 8.5 62 2209 15.0 46 165 (25) 179/75 11.0
PTC Industries C 2203 13.10 10 68 143.1 8.6 179.0 10 23.3 14.0 * 262 - 21.9 10.7 54.0 41 31.6 7.6 325 2209 13.3 80 2536 R(24) 3080/1305 190.2
Ramkrishna Forg. C 2203 32.05 2 46 74.0 20.2 2320.3 80 22.3 198.0 * 835 85 22.9 12.4 824.4 42 21.3 67.2 53 2209 15.5 111 268 M(3) 275/146 17.3
Steelcast 2203 10.12 5 46 90.4 23.2 302.0 91 21.2 33.1 * 184 63 25.1 16.4 121.2 57 23.4 17.6 79 2209 24.6 114 465 (2) 561/255 18.9
Synergy Green 2203 14.13 10 74 22.8 - 283.8 43 8.5 1.3 * -59 10 8.4 0.9 85.0 7 6.5 -0.1 PL 2209 - PL 137 (2) 244/116 -
Tayo Rolls 2203 10.26 10 73 -470.2 - - 0 - -3.5 2 - - - - - - -0.9 1 2209 - -7 73 (-) 205/63 -
Tirupati Forge 2203 19.60 2 58 3.4 26.0 88.2 187 12.0 6.2 * 999 1 0.9 0.6 26.5 45 17.1 3.2 999 2209 1.2 965 21 (-3) 26/9 18.2
Uni Abex Alloy 2203 1.98 10 64 346.2 20.3 136.7 31 15.5 12.3 15 125 83.3 62.3 43.3 25 9.6 2.4 -9 2209 63.0 4 631 (-7) 840/517 10.0
IND.COMPOSITE 1763.89 40408.7 16.9 3279.7 25694.1 6.6 924.1 96226 27.6
18 CEMENT - NORTH INDIA
ACC C 2112 187.79 10 57 738.1 14.1 16151.7 17 18.5 1902.4 * 21 580 133.3 101.3 3987.3 6 0.4 -71.1 PL 2209 46.3 -61 2360 (-80) 2785/1901 51.0
Ambuja Cements C 2112 397.13 2 63 128.6 11.8 28965.5 18 21.3 2845.0 * 16 315 20.1 14.3 7143.2 7 4.7 128.9 -81 2209 9.5 -43 517 (-9) 598/274 54.3
Birla Corpn. C 2203 77.01 10 63 650.2 8.6 7461.2 10 14.7 419.9 * -39 100 106.1 54.5 1999.8 18 4.7 -56.5 PL 2209 27.4 -69 971 (-19) 1627/823 35.4
Guj. Sidhee Cem. 2203 89.38 10 69 52.2 4.3 703.4 24 5.5 20.1 * -34 - 3.4 2.3 142.2 -15 -14.1 -15.4 -999 2209 - PL 38 M(-) 52/26 -
Heidelberg Cem. 2203 226.61 10 69 62.7 16.5 2297.0 9 18.9 251.8 * -19 90 16.1 11.1 506.1 -12 9.4 7.0 -88 2209 8.1 -45 185 (-3) 241/164 23.0
J K Cements C 2203 77.27 10 46 586.2 17.6 7990.8 21 18.8 707.8 * -4 150 135.9 91.6 2228.0 18 13.7 112.4 -26 2209 80.1 -21 2896 (-56) 3646/2005 36.2
JK Lakshmi Cem. C 2203 58.84 5 46 222.6 20.0 5419.9 15 17.6 460.6 * 13 100 58.1 39.1 1373.6 14 11.9 61.0 -28 2209 37.3 -14 758 (-38) 897/369 20.3
Kesoram Inds. C * 2203 310.66 10 43 15.6 - 3605.9 36 14.2 -54.8 * PL - 1.8 - 986.1 13 8.1 125.1 LP 2212 - PL 64 M(4) 78/44 -
Mangalam Cement 2203 27.50 10 32 269.0 11.0 1566.1 20 14.0 77.3 * -17 15 50.8 28.1 399.2 6 1.8 -7.7 PL 2209 15.9 -62 309 (9) 415/239 19.4
Nuvoco Vistas C 2203 357.16 10 72 243.9 0.4 9318.0 24 16.1 30.4 * LP - 26.6 0.8 2400.6 19 8.0 -130.4 -406 2209 - PL 385 (16) 516/260 -
Prism Johnson C 2203 503.36 10 75 25.0 6.1 6306.3 13 8.4 77.5 * -56 - 7.7 1.5 1663.3 11 2.0 -60.7 PL 2209 - PL 104 (-) 160/97 -
Sanghi Industrie * 2203 258.33 10 73 69.9 2.2 1129.4 20 17.0 40.6 -49 - 4.1 1.6 229.9 9 -0.9 -44.3 PL 2209 - PL 74 M(3) 80/33 -
Sh. Digvijay Cem C * 2203 145.20 10 56 21.2 17.8 629.3 25 18.6 55.4 * 2 35 6.0 3.8 163.9 7 9.7 6.3 -53 2209 3.0 -43 71 M(-) 82/52 23.8
Shree Cement C 2203 36.08 10 63 4978.0 14.1 15009.6 11 24.7 2318.5 * 2 900 960.2 642.6 4038.0 20 13.4 183.4 -67 2209 444.0 -39 24086 (644)27933/17900 54.2
Star Cement C 2203 40.42 1 67 56.1 11.6 2221.8 29 15.5 246.8 - - 9.1 6.1 594.2 46 11.7 31.1 -33 2209 5.7 -11 115 (2) 124/82 20.2
Udaipur Cement 2203 124.56 4 73 9.4 22.8 876.0 19 17.0 48.5 * -20 - 2.7 1.6 220.1 11 10.9 2.2 -79 2209 1.3 -44 31 (-1) 41/26 24.1
UltraTech Cem. C 2203 288.68 10 60 1783.5 14.9 52598.8 18 22.0 7043.2 * 30 380 338.0 244.0 13892.7 16 13.4 755.7 -42 2209 225.4 2 7287 M(277)7948/5158 32.3
IND.COMPOSITE 3205.98 162250.7 19.7 16491.0 83936.2 4.5 1027.0 517838 39.0
19 CEMENT - SOUTH INDIA
Andhra Cements 2203 293.52 10 69 -35.1 - - -100 - -235.0 * -15 - - - - - - -58.2 -1 2209 - -13 7 (1) 18/5 -
Anjani Portland C 2203 37.93 10 75 140.5 12.9 801.3 0 18.0 41.1 * - 30 26.2 10.8 182.0 -11 -0.3 -19.6 PL 2209 - - 206 XR(-) 320/171 -
Dalmia BharatLtd C 2203 37.50 2 56 801.8 7.2 11286.0 12 21.2 1027.0 * -13 450 120.7 54.8 2971.0 15 12.0 34.4 -84 2209 39.3 -43 1893 M(5) 2103/1213 48.2
Deccan Cements 2203 7.00 5 56 475.3 16.8 791.8 4 19.8 101.4 * -12 100 90.9 72.4 180.5 -5 9.3 6.6 -72 2209 48.9 -41 488 (-13) 650/416 10.0
India Cements C 2203 309.90 10 28 176.7 1.4 4858.4 8 10.0 78.4 * -63 10 9.8 2.5 1327.1 7 -5.7 -113.3 PL 2209 - PL 216 (-6) 298/146 -
KCP C 2203 12.89 1 44 92.8 17.3 2108.2 25 17.8 188.0 * 15 100 21.3 14.6 538.5 2 3.5 -5.1 PL 2209 6.3 -65 110 (-3) 145/97 17.4
Kakatiya Cement 2203 7.77 10 54 294.2 8.5 154.4 26 14.5 19.4 866 30 27.8 24.9 33.7 -8 -21.6 -5.0 PL 2209 0.6 -95 217 (8) 301/175 -
NCL Industries C 2203 45.23 10 46 167.2 13.3 2045.9 17 10.1 93.3 * -36 30 30.9 20.6 365.0 -12 6.5 3.0 -90 2209 10.1 -66 176 (-2) 222/156 17.5
Orient Cement 2203 20.49 1 38 74.0 18.5 3072.9 20 19.2 262.5 * 23 250 19.9 12.8 615.3 - 5.3 -9.5 PL 2209 7.1 -52 136 (13) 184/96 19.2
Sagar Cements C 2203 26.14 2 45 117.8 5.7 1596.9 16 17.3 69.4 * -63 35 12.4 5.3 474.6 29 1.2 -42.3 PL 2209 - PL 234 M(2) 282/155 -
Shiva Cement 2203 39.00 2 60 -3.4 - 3.5 -88 -99.9 -12.1 * 41 - - - - -100 - -11.2 -152 2209 - -88 56 (-) 67/31 -
The Ramco Cement C 2203 23.63 1 42 282.0 12.8 6003.7 13 20.0 791.1 * 1 300 50.5 33.5 1793.7 19 10.5 3.1 -99 2209 13.0 -72 712 (6) 1033/575 54.9
IND.COMPOSITE 861.00 32722.9 17.7 2424.5 16962.4 3.2 -217.1 69978 41.9
20 CEMENT PRODUCTS
A Infrastructure 2203 42.65 5 74 9.2 10.9 285.3 7 7.3 7.2 * 15 1 1.2 0.8 61.3 10 8.4 0.7 LP 2209 1.0 35 22 B(1) 38/14 21.7
BIGBLOC Const. C 2203 14.16 2 72 9.0 40.7 175.2 70 15.5 16.1 544 10 3.1 2.3 48.5 18 28.6 8.6 173 2209 4.1 205 135 (-10) 169/66 33.3
Everest Inds. C 2203 15.73 10 51 355.7 8.8 1364.7 12 5.2 46.5 * -18 60 47.8 29.5 356.4 20 1.8 3.2 -69 2209 23.9 -22 760 M(-17) 974/506 31.8
Hil Ltd C 2203 7.54 10 41 1582.1 19.0 3520.2 16 11.2 205.0 * -9 650 426.4 272.1 763.9 - 1.6 -6.8 PL 2209 218.7 -32 2852 M(217)4861/2489 13.0
Navkar Urban. 2203 44.88 2 35 5.3 2.2 13.6 84 11.0 0.9 79 - 0.1 - 2.2 1 12.2 0.3 -78 2209 - PL 11 M(-) 21/7 -
Ramco Inds. C 2203 8.67 1 54 439.4 8.4 1457.2 20 15.3 303.2 * 9 100 38.8 35.0 303.7 -2 10.0 2.6 -98 2209 17.0 -59 160 (-1) 290/152 9.5

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Visaka Industrie C 2203 17.28 10 48 442.1 17.4 1415.8 23 14.1 118.1 * 7 150 90.1 68.3 364.7 25 6.7 7.4 -69 2209 57.7 -16 434 (-9) 709/403 7.5
IND.COMPOSITE 150.91 8232.1 11.4 697.0 3801.3 2.4 16.0 6880 13.6
21 CERAMICS - TILES / SANITARYWARE
Asian Granito C 2203 126.75 10 29 104.5 7.8 1563.8 21 8.5 60.1 * 5 7 7.1 4.7 397.8 6 -0.2 -3.3 PL 2209 1.9 -77 48 R(-4) 104/39 24.9
Carysil C 2203 5.35 2 44 107.1 28.9 483.9 56 21.7 64.4 * 65 120 30.7 24.0 139.2 17 16.1 9.3 -48 2209 23.0 9 447 M(-30) 900/436 19.4
Cera Sanitary. C 2203 6.50 5 54 810.1 16.4 1445.8 18 15.7 154.7 * 55 700 143.9 119.0 415.9 6 16.3 50.8 19 2209 146.5 45 5366 (77) 6068/3519 36.6
Exxaro Tiles 2203 44.74 10 42 60.2 9.2 325.3 28 14.9 18.1 * 18 - 7.1 4.0 72.5 -19 9.6 1.4 -76 2209 3.5 -4 135 (19) 150/97 38.4
Kajaria Ceramics C 2203 15.92 1 47 140.5 18.9 3705.2 33 16.5 377.8 * 21 1100 31.0 23.7 1077.8 11 11.9 72.5 -38 2209 24.0 -6 1105 M(-50) 1379/886 46.0
Murudesh.Ceramic C 2203 57.70 10 73 59.9 0.6 122.9 0 21.1 2.0 * - - 2.1 0.3 39.8 30 19.3 1.7 -7 2209 0.7 -48 41 M(1) 48/21 -
Nitco C 2203 71.86 10 53 -38.0 - 410.6 26 -9.6 -130.8 * -3 - - - 74.2 -17 -15.5 -36.1 -35 2209 - -7 27 (-2) 34/20 -
Orient Bell C 2203 14.46 10 64 206.8 12.3 667.0 30 8.5 33.0 * 378 10 37.0 22.8 173.0 3 6.9 6.0 -31 2209 28.8 115 541 M(13) 831/335 18.8
Somany Ceramics C 2203 8.49 2 55 176.4 12.9 2094.5 27 9.9 88.5 * 28 - 35.9 20.8 617.8 10 6.8 16.6 -52 2209 20.3 -22 512 (33) 948/445 25.2
IND.COMPOSITE 351.77 10819.1 12.7 667.8 6015.9 4.6 118.8 30363 37.3
22 CHEMICALS
Aarti Industries C 2203 181.25 5 44 129.3 27.8 7000.0 55 27.6 1306.7 * 150 70 44.0 36.0 1685.0 34 15.8 124.5 -17 2209 33.8 99 570 (-41) 976/569 16.9
Advanced Enzyme C 2203 22.36 2 50 104.1 11.5 529.4 5 38.3 118.8 * -18 50 13.8 10.6 138.7 9 28.6 26.2 -12 2209 8.6 -32 283 M(-) 355/257 33.0
Aether Industri. 2203 124.51 10 87 96.6 38.7 590.3 31 28.5 108.7 * 53 - 10.0 8.7 140.2 -1 26.3 27.2 8 2209 8.8 - 886 M(37) 1050/700 101.0
Alkali Metals 2203 10.18 10 70 50.4 7.2 91.0 64 12.5 3.6 * LP 20 7.3 3.5 20.6 -19 10.8 0.5 -85 2209 2.8 33 143 (9) 174/74 51.8
Alkyl Amines 2203 10.22 2 72 210.2 25.2 1542.8 24 21.2 224.4 * -24 500 50.7 43.9 408.9 17 19.9 52.4 -3 2209 44.3 -27 2730 M(71) 3800/2506 61.6
Amines & Plast. C 2203 11.00 2 73 30.8 15.8 563.2 27 7.1 23.9 -27 - 5.1 4.3 131.4 -1 6.5 3.6 -48 2209 3.4 -41 92 (-6) 129/77 27.3
Andhra Petrochem 2203 84.97 10 45 59.4 56.1 965.4 71 32.0 226.5 * 196 30 28.3 26.7 92.2 -62 -20.5 -15.8 PL 2209 10.7 -59 75 (1) 135/68 7.0
Anupam Rasayan C * 2203 107.40 10 61 213.5 9.2 1066.0 31 27.9 152.4 * 116 10 19.8 14.2 386.2 55 27.0 41.6 15 2209 15.4 48 670 M(-22) 1106/547 43.6
Archean Chemical 2203 24.61 2 54 86.9 87.6 1130.4 53 41.4 187.7 * 186 - 20.7 15.2 400.3 - 40.3 84.6 - 2206 20.7 - 629 M(103) 653/440 30.3
Balaji Amines C 2203 6.48 2 54 445.8 34.4 2320.4 77 27.2 368.3 * 55 300 126.6 113.7 627.6 19 27.6 92.6 16 2209 127.7 26 2554 (-92) 3842/2530 20.0
BASF India 2203 43.29 10 73 603.2 28.2 13099.7 37 7.0 580.5 * 102 60 173.5 134.1 3582.0 5 5.2 113.1 -18 2209 129.5 8 2743 (-65) 3525/2331 21.2
Camlin Fine C 2203 15.71 1 18 42.5 10.5 1412.1 19 11.2 60.8 * 19 - 7.4 3.9 483.3 55 11.4 13.0 LP 2209 4.0 35 158 M(-4) 175/97 39.5
Castrol India 2112 494.56 5 51 18.1 49.6 4192.1 40 25.4 758.8 * 30 110 8.5 7.7 1121.1 4 22.9 187.2 1 2209 8.2 7 123 (-2) 137/99 15.0
Chembond Chem. C 2203 6.72 5 67 225.8 4.7 349.4 27 5.0 13.9 * -31 100 13.7 10.4 110.2 31 7.3 7.6 62 2209 8.0 -53 251 (1) 281/151 31.6
Chemcon Special. 2203 36.63 10 74 118.9 16.3 257.1 6 31.8 63.0 * 12 - 18.9 17.2 57.9 -5 16.6 7.8 -46 2209 18.6 14 286 (-13) 478/262 15.4
Chemcrux Enterp. 2203 14.81 10 73 37.0 30.8 95.3 79 21.6 14.7 * 68 20 10.9 9.9 27.7 21 20.9 4.0 19 2209 9.9 68 363 (-7) 501/139 36.7
Chemplast Sanmar C 2203 79.05 5 55 11.7 -69.2 5892.0 55 20.4 632.9 * 957 - 48.7 40.0 1194.4 -29 8.2 38.5 -75 2209 38.8 -14 450 (3) 685/358 11.6
Clean Science C 2203 10.62 1 79 81.5 34.9 684.9 34 43.8 228.5 15 325 23.9 21.5 247.5 62 39.4 68.0 27 2209 23.7 19 1439 M(-49)2585/1410 60.8
Cochin Minerals 2203 7.83 10 53 149.5 7.0 289.8 21 3.1 6.2 -23 15 9.2 7.9 117.9 36 19.4 18.2 LP 2209 44.1 999 296 (16) 340/92 6.7
Dai-ichi Karkari C 2203 7.45 10 64 215.0 - 121.8 25 -15.1 -22.1 * 9 - - - 54.3 111 9.8 4.9 LP 2209 - 71 425 (40) 540/255 -
DDev Plastiks 2203 9.41 1 73 45.2 28.7 2226.9 0 4.7 54.8 * LP 24 7.1 5.8 644.7 14 3.9 18.7 61 2209 5.8 LP 89 M(6) 104/34 15.3
Deepak Fertiliz. C 2203 126.24 10 45 361.2 20.4 7663.3 32 17.8 668.4 * 69 90 71.4 52.9 2719.3 52 18.2 271.9 199 2209 92.3 178 698 M(-10) 1062/465 7.6
Deepak Nitrite C 2203 27.28 2 46 267.7 37.4 6802.2 56 23.6 1062.6 * 37 350 90.9 77.9 1961.7 17 13.8 174.5 -31 2209 67.4 -14 1932 (-58) 2690/1682 28.7
Diamines & Chem. C 2203 9.78 10 55 122.7 18.1 66.1 5 33.3 16.7 -22 30 18.8 17.1 27.0 91 60.7 12.4 269 2209 33.8 106 424 (-36) 598/240 12.6
DIC India 2112 9.18 10 72 454.8 3.2 744.8 22 3.1 12.4 * 21 50 29.1 13.5 223.3 19 2.4 1.6 -47 2209 11.0 -30 381 (-7) 494/321 34.7
DMCC Speciality C 2203 24.94 10 54 78.0 11.6 326.3 63 12.3 21.3 -34 10 11.8 8.6 104.7 44 3.3 -2.8 PL 2209 5.4 -49 296 (11) 479/231 54.3
Elantas Beck 2112 7.93 10 75 687.2 12.7 522.1 36 15.5 59.9 * -3 50 90.8 75.6 152.9 15 17.1 20.5 60 2209 103.1 24 4195 (-132) 5044/2851 40.7
Evexia Lifecare C 2203 61.93 1 13 1.2 1.2 75.5 -29 3.2 0.9 -34 - 0.0 - 12.4 -52 4.5 0.3 -37 2209 - -78 1 M(-1) 5/1 -
Excel Industries C 2203 6.29 5 52 963.5 16.1 1178.0 57 19.7 161.1 * 129 450 152.6 128.2 312.0 35 10.4 22.0 29 2209 144.6 114 1128 (-14) 1818/841 7.8
Fairchem Organic 2203 13.02 10 59 189.1 33.9 643.2 62 16.3 67.9 * 60 130 57.6 52.1 168.5 - 5.5 4.0 -81 2209 42.8 -26 1217 (-105) 2449/1172 28.4
Fine Organic C 2203 15.33 5 75 420.0 30.7 1876.3 66 19.4 259.6 * 116 180 97.7 84.7 919.2 110 27.6 202.6 306 2209 174.9 267 5561 (-133) 7326/3455 31.8
Fineotex Chem C 2203 22.15 2 65 27.1 23.4 368.2 69 19.3 55.2 * 30 20 5.2 5.0 134.3 71 18.7 20.6 92 2209 6.8 69 242 (-13) 409/139 35.5
Foseco India 2112 6.39 10 75 337.6 16.6 338.0 35 13.0 32.6 * 111 250 60.2 51.0 102.5 18 14.6 10.9 22 2209 65.5 32 1984 (73) 2125/1245 30.3
Ganesh Benzopl. C 2203 6.24 1 45 49.1 13.4 357.5 32 16.8 33.3 * 37 - 7.7 5.3 95.8 17 20.9 13.5 193 2209 7.2 262 138 (-3) 156/81 19.1
GHCL C 2203 95.59 10 19 376.4 23.3 3778.4 52 26.0 648.5 * 96 - 80.1 67.8 1381.1 72 31.4 300.5 222 2209 107.0 164 544 M(26) 709/385 5.1
Goa Carbon 2203 9.15 10 60 170.1 39.6 766.1 117 7.4 37.8 * LP 100 43.6 41.3 426.3 183 13.5 35.4 475 2209 88.9 603 594 (53) 683/320 6.7
GOCL Corpn. C 2203 9.91 2 74 273.5 5.0 498.2 20 2.8 58.1 * -26 250 13.5 11.7 194.0 59 -12.8 46.6 999 2209 47.7 244 367 (-3) 419/213 7.7
Godrej Industrie C 2203 33.66 1 67 218.2 9.1 14130.2 51 7.4 665.8 * 112 - 27.9 19.8 4021.0 23 5.5 156.2 9 2209 22.9 94 444 M(9) 638/403 19.4
GP Petroleums 2203 25.49 5 63 52.7 7.9 717.5 18 4.2 19.1 * 9 - 4.3 3.7 204.3 39 4.0 6.0 -10 2209 6.8 140 42 (-1) 67/39 6.2
Grauer & Weil C 2203 22.67 1 69 27.6 14.1 836.6 28 13.7 77.0 * 16 65 4.3 3.4 204.9 21 18.8 28.0 56 2209 4.3 5 85 (-4) 109/47 20.0
Gujarat Fluoroch C 2203 10.99 1 64 445.9 19.9 3953.6 49 29.7 771.4 * LP 400 88.9 70.2 1461.3 52 36.7 361.2 74 2209 99.6 LP 2842 (-283) 4173/2105 28.5
Gulf Oil Lubric. 2203 9.80 2 72 208.8 22.0 2191.6 33 13.0 210.4 * 6 250 50.2 42.9 719.5 35 11.2 52.1 -11 2209 46.8 8 417 M(-10) 521/379 8.9
Gulshan Polyols 2203 5.20 1 67 105.7 18.5 1100.7 44 13.7 84.4 * 37 200 22.5 16.2 276.4 - 6.9 9.1 -68 2209 9.6 -47 256 M(-13) 429/205 26.6
Heubach Colorant 2203 23.08 10 54 180.7 9.3 839.5 15 7.4 38.1 * -12 - 25.3 16.5 188.4 -3 -1.7 -18.8 PL 2209 13.8 -25 351 (-13) 529/350 25.4
Himadri Special C 2203 41.94 1 45 49.6 3.1 2791.3 66 5.4 57.1 * 20 20 2.5 1.4 1058.9 64 8.7 61.4 553 2209 3.2 114 94 M(-6) 109/51 29.1
Hind.Organ.Chem. C 2203 67.17 10 59 -149.1 - 433.7 4 -2.4 -26.7 PL - - - 139.4 18 -12.4 -21.0 -106 2209 - -46 31 (-2) 40/25 -
Hindcon Chemical C 2203 10.24 10 68 41.7 11.3 66.6 50 7.7 4.2 * -11 17 4.4 4.1 18.6 22 2.5 0.5 -27 2209 3.7 -14 91 (-2) 147/48 24.4
HP Adhesives 2203 18.37 10 71 76.9 8.0 164.6 39 6.9 6.0 -40 - 4.8 3.3 58.3 25 7.1 3.1 -13 2209 3.9 -29 375 (-4) 475/335 95.4
I G Petrochems C 2203 30.79 10 69 377.1 28.1 1882.8 68 21.6 264.4 * 40 100 100.3 85.9 569.1 21 15.0 55.4 -15 2209 92.3 2 513 (2) 828/491 5.6
India Gelatine 2203 7.09 10 61 168.4 4.3 159.8 11 4.9 4.8 * -18 25 11.8 6.8 47.3 42 12.0 4.0 644 2209 15.8 124 237 (-5) 263/102 15.0
India Glycols C 2203 30.96 10 61 587.9 9.8 2868.3 24 -4.8 144.5 * 9 75 72.6 46.7 669.8 -14 10.1 25.0 -33 2209 48.7 21 741 (-41) 1153/599 15.2
Indo Amines C 2203 35.35 5 69 27.9 13.1 786.0 45 6.6 22.8 * -39 10 5.2 3.2 241.0 31 6.5 4.9 25 2209 3.6 -36 103 (9) 176/70 28.7
Indo Borax & Ch. C 2203 3.21 1 54 71.2 19.0 175.7 22 27.3 36.2 * 6 10 11.6 11.3 61.3 61 22.4 11.5 47 2209 13.1 4 134 (-6) 178/95 10.3
IVP 2203 10.33 10 71 96.3 21.3 556.6 92 6.3 17.9 * 289 15 22.2 17.3 167.2 12 4.8 2.3 -37 2209 18.9 62 135 (7) 202/104 7.1
Jocil 2203 8.88 10 55 232.3 7.2 753.6 33 2.0 7.1 -48 20 15.7 8.0 242.0 23 1.6 2.4 -3 2209 7.9 -32 192 (-4) 246/142 24.3

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Jubilant Inds. C 2203 15.07 10 75 117.8 - 1165.8 88 8.5 53.6 * LP - 44.0 35.6 426.6 30 7.0 14.7 -49 2209 26.9 31 402 M(7) 754/315 15.0
Jubilant Ingrev. C 2203 15.93 1 51 160.5 22.2 4949.4 623 16.9 483.1 * 661 500 38.1 30.3 1303.6 7 11.7 84.3 -24 2209 22.7 6 513 (-14) 648/401 22.6
Jyoti Resins 2203 12.00 10 51 50.5 50.4 182.0 80 13.3 18.4 * 65 75 15.9 15.3 65.7 35 20.3 8.8 103 2209 24.8 105 1265 B(23) 1818/323 51.1
Kanchi Karpooram 2203 4.34 10 49 438.5 18.0 251.1 36 17.3 30.7 * -51 25 75.9 70.5 68.0 -2 7.3 3.5 -67 2209 45.7 -64 478 (-29) 884/442 10.5
Keltech Energies 2203 1.00 10 54 715.0 9.9 355.4 61 4.4 6.7 * 74 15 121.9 66.5 113.6 60 3.1 0.5 -24 2209 69.0 82 644 (-17) 1019/516 9.3
Laxmi Organic C 2203 53.03 2 73 51.1 21.9 3084.2 74 12.0 255.9 * 101 35 11.5 9.7 652.2 7 4.4 8.6 -41 2209 8.0 7 287 M(-11) 502/274 35.9
Linde India C 2112 85.28 10 75 332.1 12.4 2112.0 44 29.5 307.8 * 105 135 57.4 36.1 686.0 35 21.0 90.9 43 2209 48.5 47 3437 (-103) 4192/2458 70.9
Mangalam Organic C 2203 8.56 10 55 322.0 19.4 490.7 45 18.5 53.8 * -37 15 80.3 62.8 154.3 8 -14.2 -21.4 PL 2209 - PL 486 (-35) 1212/462 -
Narmada Gelatine 2203 6.05 10 75 238.4 7.6 157.2 17 9.4 10.7 * 97 100 21.2 17.7 46.4 32 6.4 2.8 131 2209 21.4 62 294 (-30) 566/163 13.8
Natl. Peroxide C 2203 5.75 10 71 1668.1 0.0 225.9 5 8.6 0.2 * -99 50 30.7 0.4 97.2 44 7.2 3.1 -57 2209 11.3 -34 1496 (72) 1974/1200 132.9
Navin Fluo.Intl. C * 2203 9.92 2 29 392.3 15.2 1453.4 23 24.5 263.6 * 7 550 62.8 53.2 419.2 24 22.4 57.8 -9 2209 55.7 14 4056 M(-61)4847/3361 72.8
Neogen Chemicals C 2203 24.94 10 60 181.8 14.3 487.3 45 17.8 44.6 42 28 22.6 17.9 148.1 31 16.4 9.9 -12 2209 18.9 29 1247 (16) 1814/1201 66.1
Nikhil Adhesives 2203 4.59 1 54 20.7 34.5 813.7 66 5.3 25.3 61 20 6.4 5.5 196.7 -1 4.1 4.2 -40 2209 4.9 -21 138 M(-11) 225/60 28.3
Nitta Gelatin C 2203 9.08 10 74 246.0 18.6 506.0 28 12.7 32.9 89 40 52.1 36.3 145.8 22 18.5 14.6 211 2209 57.0 211 609 (-32) 785/245 10.7
NOCIL C 2203 166.63 10 34 91.8 12.9 1571.3 70 18.3 176.1 * 102 30 13.5 10.6 389.2 4 15.9 35.7 19 2209 12.1 47 227 M(-7) 295/191 18.8
Oriental Aromat. C 2203 16.83 5 74 184.2 9.2 872.7 22 10.6 53.4 * -48 30 20.9 15.9 220.8 -4 6.6 6.3 -48 2209 9.9 -65 410 (2) 813/370 41.6
Oriental Carbon C 2203 9.99 10 52 586.5 7.6 443.7 16 19.7 41.5 * -48 140 65.7 41.5 140.9 25 17.2 9.4 -29 2209 41.4 -50 771 (-14) 1001/688 18.6
PCBL Ltd C 2203 37.75 1 51 76.0 18.4 4446.4 67 14.7 418.7 * 35 500 14.3 11.1 1627.9 52 11.6 116.4 -5 2209 11.7 -8 123 M(-9) 154/89 10.5
Pidilite Inds. C 2203 50.83 1 70 129.9 20.3 9921.0 36 18.7 1214.4 * 7 1000 28.6 23.9 3011.2 15 16.6 332.4 -11 2209 25.6 -3 2450 M(-79)2917/1989 95.9
Prem. Explosives C 2203 10.75 10 41 178.0 2.5 199.1 30 10.6 4.6 * LP 15 13.2 4.3 60.6 10 11.9 2.6 -17 2209 4.5 203 398 (-20) 532/232 89.1
Privi Speci. C 2203 39.06 10 74 214.2 12.2 1403.7 10 14.0 93.5 * -6 20 43.1 23.9 400.5 33 10.8 7.9 -53 2209 19.8 -28 1120 (-54) 2268/1012 56.5
Punjab Chemicals C 2203 12.26 10 39 212.6 45.2 933.5 38 15.0 83.7 * 71 30 81.8 68.2 278.6 33 11.2 17.6 -2 2209 64.5 16 1064 (-81) 1620/1026 16.5
Rossari Biotech C 2203 11.03 2 68 155.8 16.0 1483.0 109 12.4 97.2 * 22 25 26.3 17.6 425.4 11 13.3 23.9 -9 2209 18.0 5 721 M(-8) 1370/675 40.0
S H Kelkar & Co. C 2203 138.42 10 58 75.0 14.6 1576.6 18 12.7 143.0 * 7 8 15.5 10.3 414.2 15 12.5 24.1 -12 2209 6.8 -42 143 (-2) 171/119 21.1
Sigachi Indust. C 2203 30.74 10 48 81.5 24.8 250.3 30 21.2 40.0 * 32 10 14.0 13.0 82.5 44 19.7 13.6 38 2209 15.5 35 326 (54) 411/231 21.1
Solar Industries C 2203 18.10 2 73 241.7 25.3 3947.6 57 18.9 441.9 * 60 375 60.9 48.8 1566.6 99 19.1 176.4 139 2209 68.1 81 4292 (-142) 4536/2160 63.0
Sr.Rayala.Hypo C 2203 17.16 10 62 447.8 21.5 1267.3 39 11.7 102.8 * 70 35 71.1 59.9 344.2 27 9.9 23.7 15 2209 72.0 77 524 (-10) 951/317 7.3
SRF C 2203 296.42 10 51 311.2 24.5 12433.7 48 25.0 1886.8 * 58 168 81.1 63.7 3727.8 31 20.6 481.0 26 2209 74.2 48 2179 M(-114)2864/2003 29.4
Sunshield Chem. 2203 7.35 10 62 83.7 37.5 244.0 23 15.0 15.0 * 6 20 28.3 20.4 64.4 10 16.7 5.5 20 2209 21.6 4 599 (68) 748/378 27.7
T N Petro Prod. C 2203 89.97 10 35 87.6 26.2 1805.6 58 13.7 175.5 * 57 30 22.1 19.5 604.0 31 7.0 27.9 -40 2209 14.4 -24 90 (-2) 134/80 6.2
Tanfac Inds. 2203 9.98 10 52 146.0 48.3 320.2 116 23.9 52.4 * 203 90 58.2 52.6 77.4 7 16.5 8.5 -15 2209 39.6 -5 1003 (101) 1245/434 25.3
Tata Chemicals C 2203 254.76 10 38 753.3 7.6 12877.5 22 18.0 1233.1 * 427 125 80.0 48.4 4239.0 40 21.7 633.0 206 2209 78.1 198 971 (30) 1215/774 12.4
Tatva Chintan C 2203 22.17 10 79 219.2 30.0 433.7 44 25.0 95.9 * 83 20 47.0 43.3 90.1 -27 12.4 7.1 -78 2209 25.8 -41 2130 (-18) 2958/1954 82.5
Thirumalai Chem. C 2203 10.24 1 42 116.3 29.8 1998.2 84 22.1 281.2 139 250 33.0 27.5 572.1 20 10.6 34.3 -32 2209 25.4 10 199 (-1) 319/187 7.8
Tide Water Oil C 2203 3.48 2 57 422.6 16.9 1535.7 22 9.6 122.9 * -13 2750 79.4 70.5 448.0 14 6.2 20.4 -36 2209 70.1 -12 993 (-7) 1578/975 14.2
Transpek Inds. C 2203 5.59 10 57 932.5 15.9 599.1 77 16.6 68.8 * 208 225 176.4 123.1 216.2 40 16.3 20.0 14 2209 126.5 41 1547 (-30) 2294/1330 12.2
Tyche Industries 2203 10.25 10 62 105.6 9.8 62.3 -20 16.1 9.8 * -53 15 11.4 9.6 14.7 -23 14.9 2.3 -45 2209 9.3 -34 132 (1) 187/105 14.2
Valiant Organics C 2203 27.15 10 38 235.4 20.3 1153.3 53 17.8 113.3 * -1 35 52.6 41.7 264.1 -3 15.9 21.0 -18 2209 35.9 -13 541 (-52) 1267/505 15.1
Vinati Organics C 2203 10.28 1 74 192.5 20.6 1615.5 69 27.0 346.6 29 650 38.2 33.7 566.3 51 26.2 116.0 43 2209 39.1 35 1970 (-33) 2373/1675 50.4
Vishnu Chemicals C * 2203 11.95 2 75 57.5 34.4 1069.0 58 14.7 81.4 * 141 20 17.5 13.6 370.7 54 15.8 35.1 111 2209 20.5 186 287 M(-10) 429/187 14.0
Yasho Industries C 2203 11.40 10 72 187.9 41.5 612.7 70 15.2 52.2 * 143 5 62.2 45.8 193.5 44 18.4 22.4 65 2209 55.8 59 1642 (50) 2099/1250 29.4
IND.COMPOSITE 3741.71 186143.1 17.0 19746.8 111778.6 7.6 5303.1 648613 28.5
23 CHLOR ALKALI / SODA ASH
Gujarat Alkalies C 2203 73.44 10 46 829.4 9.9 3758.7 55 26.2 560.0 * 237 100 103.2 76.3 1127.3 37 20.0 60.5 -19 2209 91.7 228 730 (-34) 1045/599 8.0
Kanoria Chem. C 2203 21.85 5 74 135.9 1.1 1369.1 25 5.0 6.4 * -54 20 14.6 1.5 361.9 7 1.6 -14.3 -540 2209 0.4 -97 148 (-3) 179/99 -
Lords Chloro 2203 25.15 10 75 61.5 31.2 240.1 56 23.5 31.2 * LP - 15.3 12.4 76.5 62 30.3 14.6 590 2209 25.8 999 204 (-24) 419/74 7.9
Meghmani Fineche C 2203 41.55 10 71 222.7 42.2 1550.9 87 32.9 252.8 151 - 81.5 60.8 555.5 64 32.5 91.6 95 2209 88.6 - 1183 (-34) 1737/741 13.4
Punjab Alkalies C 2203 48.47 2 31 13.5 35.8 454.1 101 19.1 59.1 * 652 - 3.2 2.4 185.7 113 28.3 41.8 LP 2209 7.3 - 82 (4) 101/56 11.2
TGV Sraac 2203 107.09 10 63 92.6 19.8 1525.3 51 21.1 133.9 * 364 - 18.9 12.5 609.2 100 25.7 94.7 541 2209 32.9 845 133 (1) 182/58 4.0
Tuticorin Alkali 2203 121.84 10 75 -20.9 - 174.5 165 -19.9 -34.0 41 - - - 119.5 333 18.8 20.6 LP 2209 3.0 LP 59 (2) 79/20 19.8
IND.COMPOSITE 439.39 9072.8 22.0 1009.4 6070.8 11.0 309.6 15576 8.9
24 CIGARETTES
Godfrey Phillips C 2203 10.40 2 73 602.1 13.6 2706.1 6 24.1 374.8 * 23 1400 100.0 72.1 1019.3 58 23.6 201.8 92 2209 108.6 30 1948 (-60) 2149/937 17.9
ITC C 2203 1241.23 1 - 52.9 24.8 60668.1 23 34.1 15201.6 * 15 1150 13.6 12.2 17108.0 24 36.6 4619.8 24 2209 13.9 21 330 M(-3) 362/207 23.7
VST Industries 2203 15.44 10 32 666.8 31.7 1178.2 6 35.0 319.7 * 3 1400 226.6 207.1 344.0 27 27.0 92.2 15 2209 226.2 18 3136 (-159) 3865/2786 13.9
IND.COMPOSITE 1267.07 64552.3 33.7 15896.1 36942.5 17.8 4913.8 424452 23.4
25 COMPRESSORS / DRILLING EQUIPMENT
Elgi Equipments C 2203 31.69 1 31 35.5 17.6 2524.7 31 11.9 169.2 * 66 115 7.7 5.3 738.7 13 15.2 72.0 39 2209 7.4 66 409 (-11) 567/249 55.0
Ingersoll-Rand 2203 31.57 10 75 176.3 22.0 909.9 47 16.7 110.1 * 52 200 39.3 34.9 253.9 2 18.0 35.5 36 2209 39.7 28 2004 (61) 2400/1263 50.5
Kirl.Pneumatic 2203 12.92 2 39 108.1 13.0 1021.2 24 13.9 81.3 * 29 200 18.0 12.6 295.2 30 13.5 27.2 139 2209 17.0 34 539 M(7) 654/376 31.7
Revathi Equipmnt C 2203 3.07 10 73 683.5 6.7 181.1 37 9.7 12.6 * 147 - 48.9 41.1 126.2 138 9.7 11.9 132 2209 68.6 206 1094 (-2) 1286/575 15.9
IND.COMPOSITE 79.25 4636.9 13.2 373.2 2828.1 7.4 146.5 23107 47.0
26 COMPUTERS - HARDWARE
AGS Transact C * 2203 121.59 10 66 43.5 - 1771.9 1 24.1 -65.8 * PL - 15.3 - 413.6 -14 26.3 20.7 401 2209 - PL 65 M(1) 182/64 -
Compuage Info. C 2203 17.15 2 43 35.3 11.4 4207.5 13 2.3 26.8 29 10 3.5 3.1 1241.8 11 2.7 8.4 11 2209 3.8 47 20 R(-) 43/19 5.2
D-Link India C 2203 7.10 2 51 93.2 14.5 918.3 26 6.1 41.3 * 33 150 13.1 11.6 293.7 20 10.4 22.7 80 2209 16.9 47 220 (-10) 311/105 13.0
HCL Infosystems C 2203 65.84 2 63 -7.1 - 69.4 -80 -99.9 -76.0 * 61 - - - 6.9 -55 - -10.1 51 2209 - 50 16 (-1) 31/14 -
TVS Elec. 2203 18.65 10 60 53.1 16.9 307.9 37 8.7 14.8 * 979 20 11.3 7.9 93.3 20 6.4 2.8 -53 2209 8.5 2 383 (90) 419/166 45.0

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
WEP Solutions 2203 36.35 10 42 14.6 - 110.8 72 11.8 2.6 * LP 5 3.2 0.7 24.9 9 13.1 0.8 -8 2209 0.8 5 22 M(-) 35/19 -
IND.COMPOSITE 266.68 7385.9 7.1 -56.3 4141.5 4.0 45.3 3075 15.3
27 COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE - LARGE
HCL Technologies C * 2203 542.73 2 61 225.7 22.0 85651.0 14 24.0 13405.0 * 22 2100 65.3 49.4 26700.0 20 23.8 4096.0 19 2212 53.3 31 1094 (55) 1276/876 20.5
Infosys C * 2203 2093.04 5 13 157.6 32.1121641.0 21 25.9 21980.0 * 14 620 60.8 52.5 38318.0 20 24.4 6586.0 13 2212 56.5 10 1525 M(1) 1954/1356 27.0
LTI Mindtree C 2203 29.58 1 69 311.2 28.5 15668.7 27 19.5 2296.8 19 5500 89.7 77.6 4836.7 28 18.8 679.3 23 2209 86.6 21 4276 M(-49)7155/3733 49.4
Mindtree C 2203 164.96 10 61 343.6 33.8 10525.3 32 20.9 1652.9 49 270 114.9 100.2 3400.4 31 20.5 508.7 28 2209 114.6 36 3433 M(-) 4562/2650 30.0
TCS C * 2203 365.91 1 72 265.0 44.0191754.0 17 27.7 38310.0 * 15 4300 117.3 104.7 58229.0 19 26.710846.0 11 2212 111.2 8 3334 (73) 4046/2926 30.0
Tech Mahindra C 2203 486.89 5 35 275.6 21.5 44646.0 18 18.0 5561.4 * 26 900 72.7 57.1 13129.5 21 14.9 1285.4 -4 2209 54.3 4 1035 M(25) 1751/944 19.0
Wipro C * 2203 1097.39 2 73 130.0 20.3 79312.0 28 21.0 12229.6 13 300 27.9 22.3 23229.0 14 19.6 3052.9 3 2212 20.7 -6 399 M(6) 652/372 19.2
IND.COMPOSITE 4780.50 549198.0 24.6 95435.7 335685.2 11.727054.3 2657993 26.6
28 COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE - MEDIUM / SMALL
3i Infotech C 2203 168.39 10 - 36.9 - 677.0 11 -2.9 -35.2 * PL - - - 177.1 1 16.0 23.5 LP 2209 0.6 LP 40 M(-1) 92/38 -
63 Moons Tech. C 2203 9.22 2 46 672.7 - 160.3 0 -72.4 -39.3 * -242 - - - 44.3 13 -70.4 -10.7 -53 2209 - -30 166 (-9) 374/140 -
ABM Knowledge C 2203 10.00 5 67 101.9 7.6 95.6 7 17.9 14.7 -27 25 8.6 7.3 21.3 -19 27.0 4.2 -17 2209 6.0 -31 103 (4) 132/66 17.2
Accelya Solution C 2206 14.93 10 75 175.9 30.4 368.4 27 36.4 76.1 * 81 620 74.7 51.0 115.3 35 44.8 33.1 133 2209 63.7 75 1510 (65) 1750/832 23.7
Affle India C 2203 26.65 2 60 99.7 27.8 1081.7 109 19.7 213.9 * 59 - 18.5 16.1 354.6 29 20.0 58.7 23 2209 18.3 41 1024 (-49) 1510/871 56.0
Airan C 2203 25.00 2 72 8.6 7.1 87.3 32 14.3 6.8 * 27 - 1.0 0.5 24.2 15 18.0 2.5 15 2209 0.8 15 16 (-1) 27/15 -
Allied Digital C 2203 27.32 5 53 102.5 8.3 484.7 35 15.3 41.3 * 114 20 11.3 7.6 167.0 48 15.3 17.8 59 2209 8.9 74 96 M(2) 168/83 10.8
Allsec Tech. C 2203 15.24 10 73 154.9 14.3 317.2 15 25.7 33.9 * -3 - 37.6 22.2 94.2 22 23.0 15.9 23 2209 39.5 118 516 (2) 749/415 13.1
Alphalogic Tech. C 2203 17.57 5 73 6.9 10.6 11.7 114 11.6 1.6 * 123 - 0.5 0.4 4.1 - 16.2 0.5 - 2209 0.7 - 37 B(-1) 50/17 -
Apollo Micro Sys C 2203 20.76 10 59 155.9 4.7 243.2 20 18.8 14.6 * 42 3 11.3 7.0 52.1 13 23.0 3.3 20 2209 7.8 80 326 (20) 349/109 41.7
Aurionpro Sol. C 2203 22.80 10 33 194.8 19.3 505.0 35 22.1 70.7 * LP 25 37.2 31.0 154.7 27 22.5 23.7 21 2209 36.9 LP 365 (24) 468/221 9.9
AXISCADES Tech. C 2203 19.10 5 67 84.5 7.4 610.3 17 11.6 23.4 * 17 - 12.7 6.1 195.7 44 20.1 21.0 689 2209 5.1 LP 346 M(50) 385/83 67.7
Birlasoft Ltd C * 2203 54.68 2 41 85.3 19.3 4130.4 16 15.5 459.7 * 43 225 19.6 16.8 1192.1 18 14.8 115.1 11 2209 17.7 17 297 M(-) 563/262 16.8
Black Box C 2203 33.58 2 71 15.3 - 5370.2 15 4.5 77.6 * -46 - 10.5 4.6 1562.2 16 3.0 -7.1 PL 2209 2.8 -51 131 M(-4) 199/120 46.4
BLS Internat. C 2203 41.08 1 74 16.0 21.6 849.9 78 12.7 111.4 * 132 125 2.9 2.7 356.8 87 15.9 50.4 83 2209 3.5 81 166 XB(-7) 209/49 47.1
Blue Cloud Soft. 2203 11.62 2 40 2.0 1.3 0.2 100 11.9 0.1 999 - 0.0 - 0.1 54 8.4 - 408 2209 - 74 13 M(-) 19/10 -
Brightcom Group C 2203 403.58 2 18 30.6 21.3 5019.6 76 30.0 912.2 89 15 5.7 4.5 1683.1 52 30.3 320.7 51 2209 5.9 100 29 B(-) 115/26 4.8
C.E. Info System C 2203 10.73 2 53 92.9 19.1 200.4 31 46.9 64.3 * 34 100 13.5 12.0 76.3 35 39.9 25.4 - 2209 16.9 5 1067 M(20) 1918/1023 63.1
Cambridge Tech. C 2203 19.63 10 47 49.4 12.5 112.2 3 15.1 9.8 * 32 - 8.4 5.0 41.5 49 10.4 1.5 -54 2209 6.5 128 61 (5) 117/46 9.3
Ceinsys Tech C 2203 15.43 10 59 108.3 7.3 202.9 10 11.8 9.2 * 379 23 7.9 6.0 53.4 - 2.5 1.5 404 2209 8.1 47 148 (-1) 224/128 18.2
Cigniti Tech. C 2203 28.09 10 37 174.6 22.0 1241.8 39 10.4 91.7 * -13 25 38.4 32.6 416.7 35 14.6 41.5 87 2209 43.3 30 548 M(2) 650/336 12.7
CMS Info Systems C 2203 154.27 10 63 90.6 19.8 1589.7 22 25.2 222.1 * 32 25 20.4 14.4 471.7 27 28.5 72.5 37 2209 17.2 35 304 M(-14) 356/213 17.6
Coforge C * 2203 61.07 10 40 463.1 25.4 6432.0 38 17.1 661.0 * 40 520 145.4 108.2 1959.4 25 17.2 201.1 37 2209 121.5 41 3900 M(-62)5700/3210 32.1
Cressanda Solns. 2203 39.85 1 0 2.3 - 0.2 98 -30.6 -* PL - - - 20.9 999 1.6 0.4 LP 2209 - 999 32 M(6) 51/5 -
Cyient C * 2203 55.26 5 23 287.9 17.2 4534.4 10 18.0 522.3 44 480 64.7 47.3 1618.2 37 17.4 162.8 23 2212 47.8 12 889 M(73) 1046/724 18.6
Datamatics Glob. C 2203 29.47 5 74 157.6 18.6 1201.1 5 16.4 146.1 * 85 75 30.4 24.8 343.4 15 15.0 40.0 13 2209 28.4 41 274 (-7) 364/230 9.6
Dev Information C 2203 11.06 5 68 15.9 0.4 99.8 18 3.8 0.1 LP 5 0.9 0.1 26.0 61 7.0 1.2 LP 2209 1.3 - 121 M(-7) 144/52 96.7
Ducon Tech C 2203 25.99 1 74 5.8 3.5 384.4 12 4.3 4.4 967 - 0.2 0.2 99.5 3 4.5 0.8 -44 2209 0.2 580 10 B(-3) 31/10 -
E2E Networks 2203 14.48 10 60 26.4 17.6 51.9 47 42.0 5.2 * LP - 15.9 3.6 16.5 31 50.2 2.6 111 2209 6.1 - 172 (-15) 229/94 28.0
eClerx Services C 2203 50.74 10 53 344.0 26.9 2160.4 38 30.7 413.2 * 55 10 101.8 81.4 650.3 24 27.9 125.9 25 2209 88.8 24 1403 B(127)1955/1223 15.8
eMudhra C 2203 39.04 5 61 46.7 31.9 182.6 39 37.1 41.4 137 25 7.0 5.3 58.5 19 37.2 16.6 56 2209 6.6 - 303 M(-8) 400/236 45.7
Equippp Social 2203 10.31 1 97 0.6 - - 0 - -1.3 * -21 - - - 0.6 - 28.4 - 91 2209 - 37 54 (7) 110/35 -
Expleo Solutions C 2203 10.25 10 56 284.2 23.6 404.5 34 19.1 53.8 * 7 - 60.2 52.5 131.1 35 20.6 17.6 59 2209 63.2 36 1293 (102) 1750/1120 20.5
Firstsour.Solu. C 2203 700.08 10 54 47.0 18.4 5921.2 17 16.6 535.1 * 17 35 11.2 7.6 1488.2 4 12.9 129.4 -4 2209 6.9 -9 104 M(1) 181/93 15.1
Fourth Dimension * 2203 32.57 10 98 50.3 24.5 1.5 -94 15.3 39.3 999 - 12.2 12.1 5.3 999 0.4 1.7 999 2212 12.1 999 123 B(6) 123/21 10.2
Genesys Intl. C 2203 18.46 5 41 104.2 - 119.6 50 -8.6 -1.8 * 90 - 4.7 - 37.4 19 29.3 4.8 -13 2209 - PL 424 M(-38) 670/334 -
GSS Infotech C 2203 16.94 10 20 117.7 - 116.8 2 3.4 3.2 * LP - 2.0 1.9 31.4 1 20.3 6.0 317 2209 5.9 404 261 (-3) 343/90 44.5
Happiest Minds C 2203 29.37 2 53 50.8 30.6 1093.7 41 23.4 185.6 * 14 188 14.9 12.6 355.5 34 25.5 59.4 34 2209 14.8 33 882 (3) 1350/786 59.8
Hinduja Global C 2203 52.52 10 67 1610.3 2.4 3263.7 25 2.2 117.2 * 116 2200 45.3 22.3 1167.5 9 0.5 122.4 999 2209 45.6 121 1319 M(-10) 1698/847 28.9
HOV Services C 2203 12.59 10 50 20.5 3.4 10.1 4 23.7 2.2 -16 - 2.2 1.7 3.0 21 22.5 1.6 250 2209 3.6 43 49 (-) 75/43 13.7
Infibeam Avenues C 2203 267.67 1 31 11.3 2.9 1293.9 91 11.2 86.5 * 20 5 0.6 0.3 476.7 53 8.4 40.7 119 2209 0.4 51 18 M(1) 24/13 -
InfoBeans Tech. C 2203 24.25 10 74 105.3 26.3 271.4 50 24.9 54.1 * 53 10 30.7 22.3 99.5 76 20.6 10.2 -12 2209 22.7 19 525 M(-8) 578/469 23.2
Intellect Design C 2203 67.77 5 31 135.5 21.3 1878.2 25 25.4 340.6 * 29 50 32.3 25.1 527.5 17 15.9 45.8 -42 2209 22.9 -1 420 M(-27) 986/408 18.3
Intense Tech. C 2203 4.49 2 18 45.2 22.2 83.0 15 29.8 19.1 6 20 8.9 8.5 21.0 22 28.4 4.4 31 2209 8.7 6 71 (-) 116/57 8.1
Intrasoft Tech. C 2203 14.73 10 48 118.2 7.8 421.7 -31 2.9 12.5 * 48 10 9.4 8.5 109.7 7 3.5 2.6 -26 2209 7.3 -10 152 (11) 242/102 21.0
IZMO C 2203 13.39 10 29 192.4 6.6 132.4 14 18.4 16.0 -40 - 21.3 12.0 35.7 19 13.9 3.1 53 2209 13.1 2 73 M(-1) 105/61 5.6
Kellton Tech C 2203 48.26 5 52 53.5 15.7 842.7 9 12.4 70.4 * -1 - 8.4 7.3 227.2 9 11.2 16.8 -4 2209 7.2 -7 57 (-1) 135/50 7.9
KPIT Technologi. C 2203 274.14 10 40 50.9 21.5 2432.4 19 18.1 270.2 * 92 31 14.2 9.9 744.8 26 18.5 83.5 28 2209 11.6 46 693 (-4) 764/440 59.8
Ksolves India C * 2203 11.86 10 59 15.4 104.3 47.1 66 42.5 15.7 76 58 13.7 13.3 20.6 68 40.6 6.2 54 2212 18.3 50 443 (3) 495/357 24.2
L&T Technology C 2203 21.12 2 74 421.6 24.5 6569.7 21 21.7 934.6 * 44 1750 108.8 88.5 1995.1 24 21.1 282.4 23 2209 101.1 29 3433 M(-291)5629/2923 34.0
Latent View C 2203 20.31 1 67 54.6 15.1 407.8 33 30.8 110.5 * 23 - 5.8 5.4 132.4 40 28.2 37.3 72 2209 6.7 50 371 M(2) 617/305 55.8
Magellanic Cloud C 2203 28.09 10 61 73.7 45.7 252.7 19 3.0 29.8 * 999 5 11.6 10.6 90.5 67 25.8 28.7 21 2209 15.7 116 445 M(-16) 487/120 28.3
Mastek C 2203 15.04 5 37 402.6 29.4 2183.8 27 21.4 284.0 * 39 380 108.6 94.4 625.3 17 18.2 62.0 -14 2209 97.5 13 1732 M(39) 3411/1492 17.8
Mindteck (India) C * 2203 25.39 10 64 72.6 10.9 298.8 4 7.7 17.4 * 61 10 8.8 6.9 84.1 11 7.3 4.7 7 2209 6.8 - 138 M(-1) 253/96 20.3
Moschip Tech. C 2203 33.23 2 55 6.2 - 147.6 40 15.3 6.5 LP - 1.2 0.4 49.2 29 10.7 1.2 -23 2209 0.4 697 69 M(2) 94/43 -
Mphasis C * 2203 188.36 10 56 370.4 21.2 11961.4 23 17.7 1430.5 * 18 460 91.4 75.9 3519.8 23 17.6 418.5 23 2209 83.4 19 2042 M(71) 3466/1897 24.5
Nazara Technolo. C * 2203 26.47 4 19 166.2 3.3 621.7 37 13.9 27.6 * 221 - 10.1 4.2 263.8 104 5.2 9.7 -7 2209 5.1 16 599 B(-15) 1339/484 117.7

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Newgen Software C 2203 69.98 10 55 119.6 22.1 779.0 16 25.0 163.2 * 30 45 25.8 23.3 226.1 22 16.6 30.3 -19 2209 22.1 5 405 (43) 671/321 18.3
Nucleus Soft. C 2203 26.77 10 73 186.2 4.5 497.2 -3 8.5 26.2 * -74 70 15.5 9.8 130.1 14 8.8 11.0 29 2209 18.0 -28 387 (-4) 599/355 21.5
One Point One C 2203 37.61 2 70 2.7 - 131.7 30 21.4 3.4 LP - 1.4 0.2 34.8 1 24.5 1.9 310 2209 0.5 LP 16 (-) 19/9 -
Onward Technolog C 2203 22.26 10 46 72.8 19.8 307.3 28 7.1 23.5 * 224 30 15.1 10.6 110.1 51 2.9 0.6 -90 2209 4.5 -50 314 M(7) 428/223 70.0
Oracle Fin.Serv. C 2203 43.19 5 73 744.7 27.1 5221.5 5 47.9 1888.9 * 7 3800 229.4 218.7 1376.0 7 41.2 397.8 -11 2209 209.1 -3 3094 M(66) 4125/2884 14.8
PB Fintech. C 2203 90.02 2 - 119.4 - 1424.9 61 -63.3 -850.5 * -400 - - - 573.5 105 -39.4 -186.6 9 2209 - -128 451 M(-1) 1052/356 -
Persistent Sys C 2203 76.43 10 31 461.2 21.5 5710.8 36 16.9 663.0 * 56 310 108.5 86.8 2048.6 52 18.0 220.0 36 2209 105.9 42 3976 (-44) 4950/3092 37.6
Quick Heal Tech C 2203 53.07 10 73 116.6 11.6 341.9 3 31.6 79.8 * -24 45 18.3 15.0 100.9 -3 28.1 22.2 -36 2209 12.2 -31 176 M(3) 240/144 14.4
R S Software (I) C 2203 12.85 5 41 11.7 - 27.5 -22 -30.3 -11.3 * 47 - - - 4.7 -35 -88.9 -4.7 -99 2209 - -36 25 (-) 50/22 -
R Systems Intl. C 2112 11.83 1 52 41.4 31.9 1155.6 31 13.9 141.6 * 70 570 14.3 12.0 398.2 30 13.6 36.8 -2 2209 11.1 -6 241 (-11) 355/185 21.8
Ramco Systems C 2203 30.82 10 54 159.5 - 531.1 -15 -0.1 -73.3 * PL - 0.7 - 118.6 -16 -34.1 -60.3 -427 2209 - PL 246 M(-8) 453/222 -
Rategain Travel C 2203 10.83 1 56 60.3 1.5 366.6 46 8.9 6.3 * LP - 3.4 0.6 124.6 47 14.1 13.0 LP 2209 3.1 LP 359 M(67) 525/236 114.6
Route Mobile C 2203 62.31 10 59 266.7 14.3 2002.0 42 11.0 166.2 25 50 32.8 26.7 845.8 94 12.2 73.6 75 2209 37.4 56 1210 M(-6) 1893/1053 32.3
RPSG Ventures C 2203 29.51 10 59 866.1 5.6 6670.1 19 13.3 130.9 * LP - 143.1 44.3 1701.6 6 11.3 39.8 209 2209 31.5 LP 451 M(-4) 754/434 14.3
Saksoft C 2203 10.57 1 68 32.8 21.9 480.4 25 16.5 63.2 * 39 60 6.6 6.0 163.8 43 15.7 19.3 48 2209 6.6 26 136 M(13) 142/68 20.6
Sasken Technol. C 2203 15.05 10 43 451.9 20.7 433.9 -2 29.9 125.8 * 11 250 87.9 83.6 120.0 10 25.1 35.9 -4 2209 71.8 -19 907 (12) 1340/713 12.6
Scanpoint Geoma C 2203 13.86 2 19 12.2 2.8 33.0 -24 15.5 2.0 -3 - 0.4 0.3 3.3 -63 22.8 0.1 -78 2209 0.2 -54 10 M(-) 20/9 -
SecureKloud Tech C 2203 16.71 5 44 12.3 - 379.4 8 -21.7 -66.2 * PL - - - 120.0 38 -12.7 -15.0 -1 2209 - -389 58 M(-3) 140/54 -
Softsol India C 2203 16.82 10 72 102.3 2.5 74.3 87 13.7 4.2 * -27 - 4.1 2.5 21.5 21 9.3 -3.0 PL 2209 - PL 158 (-5) 209/96 -
Sonata Software C 2203 14.02 1 28 83.1 37.1 5553.4 31 8.4 372.3 * 54 2100 29.9 26.6 1496.0 55 10.3 112.7 24 2209 29.9 33 581 B(1) 697/458 19.4
Starcom Info. 2203 5.00 10 75 -16.8 - 3.5 -37 -99.9 -5.3 -111 - - - 0.6 26 - -1.2 32 2209 - -2 119 (8) 179/86 -
Subex C 2203 281.84 5 - 10.1 3.7 333.4 -10 10.8 20.9 * -58 - 0.6 0.4 74.5 -14 0.4 -4.9 PL 2209 0.1 -92 36 (2) 55/19 -
Tanla Platforms C 2203 13.58 1 44 109.5 48.0 3206.0 37 21.9 539.3 * 52 200 42.7 39.7 851.0 1 16.4 110.5 -19 2209 37.5 17 724 M(5) 2094/585 19.3
Tata Elxsi 2203 62.28 10 44 271.7 37.2 2470.8 35 31.0 549.0 * 50 425 97.1 88.2 763.2 28 29.7 174.3 39 2209 107.6 46 6251 (-42) 10760/5708 58.1
Tracxn Technolo. 2203 10.03 1 36 -0.4 - 63.5 45 -2.5 -0.8 * 86 - - - 19.1 28 4.7 1.8 LP 2209 - 86 95 (7) 103/67 -
Vedavaag Systems C 2203 22.93 10 36 55.0 7.1 95.5 32 17.9 8.3 19 6 6.2 3.6 24.1 8 17.8 2.4 -2 2209 3.7 -5 55 (3) 81/39 14.9
Virinchi C * 2203 83.64 10 44 47.2 3.8 364.0 3 27.7 14.3 325 - 7.5 1.7 79.0 -4 30.6 -2.3 PL 2209 0.4 -56 33 M(-5) 101/25 -
Xchanging Sol. C 2203 111.40 10 75 58.5 9.0 174.3 -11 30.6 52.6 -16 - 4.8 4.7 43.4 3 31.4 12.0 -36 2209 4.5 -14 68 (1) 121/56 15.1
Xelpmoc Design C 2203 14.53 10 54 66.4 - 8.1 -43 -99.9 -13.5 * PL - - - 4.3 285 -92.6 -3.9 -15 2209 - -288 138 M(2) 413/125 -
Zen Technologies C 2203 7.95 1 60 36.7 1.1 69.8 28 6.5 2.2 * -31 10 0.9 0.3 33.4 112 29.7 5.7 LP 2209 2.1 552 196 (9) 228/144 94.9
Zensar Tech. C 2203 45.27 2 49 122.1 16.4 4243.8 12 15.5 411.4 * 25 250 26.3 18.2 1234.6 18 8.5 56.8 -40 2209 15.6 -10 213 M(-1) 487/202 13.7
IND.COMPOSITE 4767.25 122337.6 17.0 13271.2 74278.6 8.0 3863.2 432767 25.6
29 COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE - CONVERTS
Vakrangee C 2203 105.95 1 43 26.0 4.1 778.7 148 19.8 110.8 * 76 5 1.2 1.0 234.1 13 4.1 4.8 -82 2209 0.7 -20 27 (-1) 46/24 -
IND.COMPOSITE 105.95 778.7 19.8 110.8 468.1 2.1 4.8 2871 -
30 COMPUTERS - EDUCATION
Aptech C 2203 41.40 10 47 50.0 23.1 226.1 91 15.7 43.4 * 395 50 12.5 10.5 105.0 209 13.7 13.6 68 2209 13.3 99 360 M(17) 444/196 27.1
Compucom Soft. C 2203 15.83 2 71 17.2 9.7 29.7 72 -1.8 12.8 555 20 2.0 1.6 10.9 61 19.0 0.6 -78 2209 1.0 2 20 (-) 34/15 -
NIIT C 2203 26.91 2 35 120.4 13.3 1379.4 44 21.7 207.6 * 91 150 19.7 15.4 392.2 24 14.1 42.9 -19 2209 15.9 4 312 M(-) 659/271 19.6
IND.COMPOSITE 84.14 1635.2 20.5 263.8 1016.3 7.1 57.1 5846 21.1
31 CONSTRUCTION
Ahluwalia Contr. C 2203 13.40 2 55 166.1 16.3 2692.5 36 9.5 155.7 * 102 15 28.3 23.2 622.8 -11 9.9 39.1 9 2209 24.1 32 502 (-13) 564/359 20.8
Ajmera Realty C 2203 35.48 10 70 210.7 6.6 482.7 39 24.1 45.6 * 51 23 13.3 12.8 185.5 88 30.2 34.2 199 2209 19.6 65 315 (10) 496/211 16.1
AMJ Land Holdin. C 2203 8.20 2 66 35.6 6.8 28.7 156 20.2 8.7 * 136 10 2.6 2.1 7.5 438 34.3 2.3 223 2209 3.3 682 29 (1) 39/23 8.8
Anant Raj C 2203 64.82 2 63 83.7 2.1 461.9 85 16.4 54.8 * 416 6 2.2 1.7 251.6 191 15.3 33.5 128 2209 2.9 145 115 M(7) 120/43 40.2
Ansal Properties C 2203 78.70 5 49 -12.6 - 764.9 -10 -3.5 -81.9 -28 - - - 276.5 110 7.4 3.2 LP 2209 - 34 14 (-1) 32/11 -
Arihant Super. C 2203 41.16 10 75 47.7 26.1 330.9 23 21.1 41.3 * 270 - 10.5 10.0 120.4 37 16.3 11.8 1 2209 10.7 14 225 (3) 261/102 21.1
ARSS Infra C 2203 22.74 10 47 -57.0 - 288.8 16 -41.5 -113.7 * -60 - - - 66.1 23 -5.5 3.6 LP 2209 - 13 24 (3) 42/19 -
Art Nirman Ltd 2203 24.96 10 74 13.6 - 32.3 -60 -30.7 -11.0 PL - - - 6.7 -73 2.1 - 97 2209 - PL 79 (9) 178/58 -
Arvind SmartSp. C 2203 45.31 10 50 104.5 7.1 256.8 72 18.9 25.2 * 186 - 5.9 5.6 50.3 96 18.1 4.8 79 2209 7.1 90 332 M(1) 348/142 47.0
Ashiana Housing C 2203 20.47 2 61 72.3 - 221.7 -8 -4.0 -3.2 * 48 45 0.5 - 86.8 50 -5.5 -1.8 68 2209 1.3 LP 149 (6) 179/114 112.5
B.L.Kashyap C 2203 22.54 1 62 19.5 4.5 1157.5 52 8.9 18.2 * LP - 1.3 0.8 292.7 -7 6.9 6.4 -52 2209 0.8 LP 32 (-) 38/17 -
Binny 2203 11.16 5 75 170.4 10.9 74.4 153 79.3 33.5 65 - 15.1 15.0 40.7 578 83.0 22.6 999 2209 36.8 246 292 (-18) 454/185 7.9
Brahmaputra Inf. C 2203 29.02 10 74 49.8 4.1 160.1 13 6.4 6.5 * LP - 3.4 2.3 38.9 24 21.9 2.6 -37 2209 2.7 -27 30 (1) 38/22 11.3
Brigade Enterpr. C 2203 230.66 10 44 132.9 0.2 2998.8 54 26.5 6.0 * LP 15 15.5 0.3 879.2 17 24.7 59.9 LP 2209 11.6 999 449 M(-16) 585/385 38.7
Brookfield India C 2203 9859.94294.25 54 287.8 - 876.8 570 70.5 246.3 873 8 13.6 7.3 303.6 43 68.0 26.7 -61 2209 5.3 6 299 (5) 345/278 56.3
Capacit’e Infra. C 2203 67.89 10 39 151.6 4.6 1334.8 52 15.9 44.0 * 999 - 21.0 6.5 431.4 25 18.9 22.2 19 2209 10.9 18 153 (-5) 192/98 14.0
Coromandel Engg. 2203 33.23 10 75 -5.6 - 133.0 23 1.6 -7.6 * 27 - - - 36.1 16 1.4 -1.2 60 2209 - 46 39 (1) 46/28 -
D B Realty C 2203 342.06 10 58 82.0 - 219.4 794 -29.3 -419.1 * -22 - - - 10.2 15 -75.4 -0.2 100 2209 0.8 LP 96 M(3) 139/52 -
Dilip Buildcon C 2203 146.21 10 70 240.5 - 9566.4 -6 8.1 -488.3 * PL 1 - - 2595.8 17 13.4 -30.2 88 2209 - 76 220 (-) 400/187 -
DLF C 2203 495.06 2 75 147.8 4.6 5717.4 6 29.5 1654.8 * 42 150 7.3 6.7 1302.3 -12 33.5 477.0 26 2209 7.7 15 374 (-6) 430/295 48.7
Eldeco Housing C 2203 1.97 2 55 332.5 17.7 126.9 -20 47.0 50.8 -6 400 52.4 51.7 32.9 -18 29.1 8.9 -47 2209 49.2 -8 574 (-7) 950/498 11.7
Elpro Internatio C 2203 16.95 1 75 74.4 10.8 72.4 15 99.9 78.8 * 349 - 4.9 4.6 24.2 47 47.1 18.7 127 2209 64.7 999 68 (-) 86/53 1.0
Embassy Off.REIT C 2203 947.89 10 62 -28.4 - 3052.6 24 78.3 876.0 * 27 7 17.6 9.2 888.9 17 76.1 128.5 -34 2209 8.4 20 338 (1) 407/315 40.3
G R Infraproject C 2203 48.34 5 80 574.1 18.9 8458.4 8 20.5 831.6 * -13 - 115.1 86.0 2136.4 13 28.1 336.2 78 2209 120.4 7 1210 (35) 1970/1074 10.1
Ganesh Housing C * 2203 83.39 10 73 125.1 10.9 382.7 128 35.1 70.6 * LP - 8.7 8.5 66.9 -12 70.3 21.1 -15 2212 9.5 76 383 (22) 406/174 40.6
GeeCee Vent. C 2203 20.91 10 68 241.3 4.2 95.8 125 27.4 19.3 * 88 - 10.1 9.2 28.9 138 67.7 14.9 253 2209 15.8 152 147 (-11) 211/111 9.3
Godrej Propert. C 2203 139.01 5 58 315.7 - 1824.9 139 -2.4 327.3 * LP - 12.5 11.8 165.1 28 -52.2 38.3 7 2209 14.4 LP 1238 M(2) 2013/1130 86.0
GPT Infraproject C 2203 58.17 10 75 45.0 9.9 674.5 11 12.5 24.5 * 21 30 7.7 4.2 152.7 19 13.1 5.5 78 2209 5.2 44 55 B(1) 70/34 10.7

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
H.G. Infra Engg. C 2203 65.17 10 75 248.6 30.5 3751.4 44 19.0 380.8 * 60 10 71.5 58.4 795.7 1 20.2 81.9 10 2209 60.8 12 656 (9) 714/481 10.8
Hemisphere Prop 2203 285.00 10 51 12.9 - - 0 - -14.9 -99 - - - - - - -2.2 60 2209 - 19 105 (-5) 166/92 -
Hind.Construct. C 2203 151.30 1 19 -4.9 - 10669.7 29 11.2 310.4 * LP - 3.0 2.1 2498.8 -10 14.0 92.9 26 2209 - PL 19 (-2) 23/11 -
Indbull.RealEst. C 2203 108.34 2 - 78.7 - 1444.8 -5 7.5 -30.3 * PL - - - 194.1 -44 46.9 56.6 922 2209 - PL 77 M(-6) 171/58 -
India Infr Trust C * 2203 6640.00 100 86 70.1 - 2592.0 45 75.8 529.5 * LP - 21.0 8.0 - - - - - 2203 8.0 LP 90 (-4) 100/89 11.3
Indian Hume Pipe 2203 9.69 2 70 137.6 9.2 1520.4 22 10.3 57.4 * 40 100 15.5 11.8 323.8 -22 8.2 6.4 -65 2209 12.8 -6 152 (-4) 236/136 11.9
IRB Infra.Devl. C 2203 603.90 10 34 215.6 3.7 5803.7 10 44.4 355.8 * 209 - 17.2 5.9 1343.0 -8 49.5 85.3 102 2209 11.5 147 307 (-7) 329/179 26.6
IRB InvIT Fund C 2203 5921.10 102 15 85.4 - 1391.6 22 82.7 298.8 * 71 90 16.9 5.1 716.0 122 35.1 102.8 77 2206 5.1 71 65 (-2) 68/52 12.8
Ircon Intl. C 2203 188.10 2 73 52.5 13.0 7379.7 38 8.0 590.5 * 53 55 7.3 6.3 2238.9 47 8.9 174.2 38 2209 7.4 43 62 (2) 67/35 8.4
ITD Cem C 2203 17.18 1 47 67.7 6.1 3809.0 40 7.7 66.6 * 411 45 9.9 3.9 1034.7 28 5.8 19.8 33 2209 5.0 -26 125 (-1) 147/56 25.0
J Kumar Infra 2203 37.83 5 47 290.0 10.3 3527.2 37 14.3 205.2 * 224 - 46.5 27.1 1012.8 31 14.4 67.5 64 2209 34.7 74 276 (-7) 352/152 8.0
JMC Projects C 2203 33.58 2 68 32.9 3.5 5518.8 44 7.6 17.7 * LP 50 13.4 1.1 1841.1 35 9.9 46.5 233 2209 8.2 441 119 (-20) 146/65 14.4
JP Associates C 2203 490.92 2 38 -2.5 - 7034.1 10 -4.1 -1630.7 * -139 - - - 1954.0 16 1.9 -334.7 -11 2209 - -246 10 (-1) 13/7 -
Kemp & Co. 2203 1.08 10 70 2284.4 0.4 2.8 18 -15.7 0.8 LP 40 10.1 7.8 0.7 4 -47.8 -0.1 -999 2209 6.3 LP 720 (-78) 882/485 113.6
Keystone Realtor C 2203 113.88 10 87 146.0 16.1 1269.4 50 14.0 139.6 -55 - 12.6 12.3 168.6 101 2.7 5.0 999 2206 12.3 -55 526 M(20) 596/469 42.8
Kings Infra 2203 23.51 10 72 13.8 7.7 39.8 5 13.5 2.2 * 54 - 1.1 0.9 14.1 66 15.8 1.3 85 2209 1.7 95 98 (-3) 125/39 58.4
KNR Construct. C 2203 56.25 2 51 89.8 17.1 3605.8 24 22.5 365.3 * 7 13 18.9 13.0 961.7 14 27.4 115.4 43 2209 13.5 -4 269 (4) 330/203 19.9
Kolte Patil Dev. C 2203 76.00 10 74 125.9 8.9 1117.5 62 16.5 82.8 * LP 20 12.3 10.9 123.3 -59 -3.8 -7.9 PL 2209 6.8 -43 299 (26) 384/214 44.1
Lancor Holdings C 2203 8.10 2 62 32.2 - 103.5 98 5.8 -17.0 -47 - - - 30.6 -8 18.8 -0.2 95 2209 - 51 30 (1) 35/14 -
Landmark Prop. 2203 13.41 1 65 4.6 - 0.7 -31 -99.9 -0.1 PL - - - - -100 - -0.2 PL 2209 - PL 8 (-) 15/5 -
Last Mile Enter. 2203 11.69 10 69 4.7 - - 0 - 1.5 * -58 - 1.5 1.3 15.0 - - 12.0 LP 2209 18.7 496 112 (10) 136/17 6.0
Likhitha Infra. C 2203 19.73 5 74 55.4 26.7 257.2 35 24.2 46.1 59 10 12.6 11.7 83.0 41 23.8 14.6 41 2209 13.6 - 224 (-8) 274/118 16.4
Mac Charles(I) C 2203 13.10 10 75 196.2 16.0 22.0 -5 41.6 21.0 * LP - 18.1 16.0 4.2 -34 0.9 -3.0 PL 2209 48.4 -31 396 (-42) 914/379 8.2
Macrotech Devel. C 2203 481.75 10 75 229.1 15.2 9233.2 69 23.1 1200.4 * 192 - 26.5 24.9 1765.4 -17 24.0 244.4 11 2209 9.6 -50 1026 M(-74) 1391/815 107.1
Mahindra Life. C 2203 154.61 10 51 118.1 0.2 393.6 137 -38.2 3.9 * LP 20 0.7 0.3 69.8 18 -56.4 -7.7 PL 2209 6.6 LP 356 M(-9) 555/239 54.3
Majestic Auto C 2203 10.40 10 75 425.1 2.2 48.9 -14 60.9 9.1 -55 - 17.0 8.7 12.2 -1 55.2 3.3 -42 2209 5.7 -67 135 (-) 165/110 23.7
Man Infra C 2203 74.25 2 67 25.8 28.0 961.5 125 25.8 215.0 * 604 63 6.0 5.8 401.3 62 23.4 53.3 -52 2209 4.4 -5 75 (-1) 129/70 16.8
Marathon Nextgen C 2203 23.16 5 74 149.0 6.1 306.1 49 24.4 38.2 * 151 10 8.9 8.2 170.0 355 21.2 14.7 307 2209 12.2 659 247 M(12) 298/90 20.2
MEP Infrast. C 2203 183.45 10 44 -12.1 - 967.4 -14 35.9 -224.2 * -999 - 1.7 - 81.1 -63 -14.4 -54.3 -34 2209 - -423 18 (-) 32/11 -
Mercantile Vent. C 2203 111.92 10 69 31.0 2.6 37.0 -1 6.1 8.6 * -22 - 0.9 0.8 11.2 23 10.2 2.3 -41 2209 0.8 8 18 (1) 27/15 -
Mindspace Busine C 2203 593.02 10 63 -7.2 - 1750.1 54 76.2 473.1 * 54 7 13.5 8.0 684.5 61 55.0 78.6 -35 2209 7.3 -12 342 (3) 388/327 46.8
MRO-TEK Realty 2203 9.34 5 55 35.7 - 122.6 288 72.3 78.7 * LP - 43.5 42.1 7.2 -54 -11.7 -1.7 PL 2209 - PL 59 (-3) 79/47 -
National High C 2203 7917.82 109 16 109.7 2.0 139.6 0 73.2 61.7 * LP - 1.0 0.8 138.1 - 78.9 60.9 - 2209 0.8 LP 110 M(-) 120/106 137.5
National Standar * 2203 20.00 10 74 119.2 8.4 25.5 51 66.4 18.8 * 127 - 9.5 9.4 5.8 999 35.3 3.2 13 2212 7.9 -25 6853 (2818)11759/3711 865.2
NBCC C 2203 180.00 1 62 9.8 16.2 7690.6 11 2.1 276.3 * 23 50 1.6 1.5 2029.7 8 4.4 95.5 34 2209 1.9 19 40 (-1) 54/27 21.3
NCC C 2203 125.57 2 22 92.7 6.1 11138.0 40 9.6 329.1 * 27 100 8.2 5.2 3373.4 31 9.2 131.0 45 2209 7.1 32 94 M(2) 97/51 13.2
Newtime Infra. C 2203 17.03 1 75 4.6 - - 0 - -6.1 * -2 - - - 1.0 - 64.4 -0.1 92 2209 - 27 30 (30) 40/30 -
Nila Infrastruct C 2203 39.39 1 62 3.4 - 83.3 -14 8.8 -1.8 * -184 - - - 30.0 22 2.2 0.1 LP 2209 - PL 7 (-) 11/5 -
Nirlon 2203 90.12 10 70 48.1 21.1 383.9 21 77.5 111.0 * -13 260 20.7 12.3 142.6 80 81.7 40.5 20 2209 11.7 -14 335 (-4) 420/301 28.7
Noida Tollbridg. C 2203 186.20 10 26 13.7 - 16.1 25 -2.0 -41.3 -4 - 0.0 - 6.3 -8 18.9 -7.8 5 2209 - -3 8 (-) 10/6 -
Oberoi Realty C 2203 363.60 10 68 303.3 10.5 2694.0 31 44.0 1034.4 * 40 30 29.5 28.4 688.6 -9 45.1 318.6 20 2209 39.1 54 842 (-29) 1088/726 21.5
Omaxe C 2203 182.90 10 74 60.6 - 617.8 30 -7.6 -163.2 * 31 - - - 118.9 -35 -57.4 -87.5 -124 2209 - -20 70 (-3) 115/65 -
Pansari Develop. C 2203 17.45 10 74 69.7 5.7 60.3 67 12.8 3.6 -2 - 3.1 2.1 5.4 -68 22.5 0.5 -74 2209 1.2 -67 74 (-2) 160/68 60.3
Parsvnath Devl. C 2203 217.59 5 66 -12.0 - 898.9 151 -5.8 -489.1 * -18 - - - 42.5 7 20.7 -99.4 -30 2209 - -36 9 (-1) 23/7 -
Patel Engineerin C 2203 51.57 1 43 48.0 3.9 3380.3 69 15.3 91.7 * LP - 3.4 1.8 893.1 23 14.6 26.7 290 2209 3.0 255 18 M(-1) 34/17 6.0
Peninsula Land C 2203 55.84 2 62 -2.6 - 433.6 64 20.6 25.1 * LP - 1.0 0.9 296.4 76 9.1 24.9 296 2209 2.7 LP 13 (-) 18/9 5.0
Phoenix Mills C 2203 35.72 2 47 429.9 4.1 1483.5 42 49.5 237.7 * 583 120 23.7 13.3 651.1 79 58.5 185.8 220 2209 36.7 296 1452 M(27) 1620/884 39.6
PNC Infratech C 2203 51.31 2 56 155.4 16.7 7208.0 25 21.4 556.2 * 18 25 36.9 21.7 1795.1 - 18.2 132.1 - 2209 27.5 22 329 (19) 335/219 12.0
Poddar Housing C 2203 6.32 10 61 230.9 - 63.5 16 -13.7 -19.4 * -608 - - - 7.8 -56 - -11.5 -87 2209 - -294 189 (-33) 313/144 -
Prajay Engineers C 2203 69.94 10 33 80.4 - 93.1 143 6.3 -1.9 54 - 0.3 - 6.9 -58 -11.1 -2.4 PL 2209 - PL 15 (-1) 24/13 -
Prestige Estates C 2203 400.86 10 65 234.0 6.2 6389.5 -12 26.2 529.7 * 14 15 25.0 13.2 1427.7 10 28.8 42.8 -45 2209 13.2 -5 440 (-30) 553/375 33.3
PSP Projects C 2203 36.00 10 70 199.9 27.2 1748.1 41 14.8 166.1 * 104 50 55.0 46.1 360.0 -8 11.0 21.6 -41 2209 43.3 18 722 (13) 776/459 16.7
Puravankara C 2203 118.57 5 75 81.7 7.3 954.7 -1 22.2 144.1 * LP 100 6.8 6.1 239.5 -7 19.0 -17.1 PL 2209 - PL 89 (-3) 153/78 -
PVP Ventures C 2203 245.05 10 58 9.0 - 48.8 173 14.9 -38.1 * 27 - - - 0.8 -92 - -2.2 86 2209 4.1 LP 10 (-) 12/5 2.4
Radhe Develop. 2203 50.36 1 44 1.1 60.3 43.6 4808 75.2 25.2 LP - 0.5 0.5 5.8 -61 55.1 2.2 -76 2209 0.4 187 8 B(-) 17/7 -
Rail Vikas C 2203 2085.02 10 78 33.7 19.7 19381.7 26 6.1 1182.7 19 18 5.8 5.7 4908.9 22 6.4 381.2 37 2209 6.5 15 77 (8) 84/29 11.9
Rainbow Foundat. 2203 49.62 10 41 13.8 1.8 36.0 4 11.5 0.3 * -71 - 0.1 0.1 7.9 -64 27.6 0.3 6 2209 0.3 40 12 (-1) 17/8 -
Ramky Infra C 2203 69.20 10 70 47.4 - 1458.7 38 14.1 23.3 * 40 - 7.9 3.4 339.9 31 6.4 11.3 857 2209 0.3 -95 307 (-4) 344/125 -
Ratnabhumi Dev. C 2203 13.70 10 74 25.4 0.5 0.2 -96 99.9 0.2 -79 - 0.1 0.1 0.1 22 - 0.1 LP 2209 0.2 -23 101 (26) 168/56 -
Ravinder Heights C 2203 6.13 1 75 43.5 - 0.0 -11 -99.9 -0.3 * 93 - 0.2 - 0.1 999 - -0.9 PL 2209 - 58 24 (-1) 32/18 -
RDB Realty C 2203 17.28 10 70 90.9 3.4 69.8 22 9.5 5.1 * 27 - 3.0 3.0 16.1 70 18.4 3.6 115 2209 4.3 32 41 (-2) 46/27 9.7
RKEC Projects C * 2203 23.99 10 74 61.8 5.3 210.7 1 11.8 7.1 -44 - 4.6 3.0 114.5 303 15.2 10.6 624 2212 5.0 -18 67 (22) 77/36 13.4
S V Global Mill C 2203 9.04 5 69 35.8 1.1 6.5 1 20.2 0.7 * -47 - 0.6 0.4 1.7 6 26.4 0.2 LP 2209 0.5 64 48 (-3) 76/45 -
SAB Industries C 2203 15.21 10 74 207.1 - - -100 - 41.7 149 - 27.6 27.4 - - - -1.0 PL 2209 - PL 81 (-4) 134/68 -
Sadbhav Engg. C 2203 17.16 1 39 11.3 - 1907.7 -15 -18.2 -560.4 * -229 - - - 418.3 24 34.5 -15.7 70 2209 - -214 15 (-1) 41/10 -
Sanmit Infra 2203 15.80 1 72 1.8 30.3 146.4 71 6.1 6.4 255 4 0.5 0.4 32.8 -7 1.4 1.0 -48 2209 0.3 -6 85 M(7) 90/29 -
Shradha Infrapr. C * 2203 10.63 10 75 58.8 2.7 1.8 44 -56.2 1.5 -12 - 1.5 1.4 44.8 999 19.9 10.4 999 2212 10.5 503 91 (24) 91/38 8.6
Shri Krishna C 2203 28.00 10 55 25.6 3.9 20.2 1 26.6 2.8 -22 - 1.1 1.0 3.7 -15 -15.4 -0.9 PL 2209 0.6 -17 21 (-1) 35/18 -
Shriram Properti C 2203 169.96 10 28 68.3 - 432.9 0 17.3 9.5 * LP - 1.0 0.6 258.6 240 12.6 18.1 LP 2209 6.2 LP 73 M(-3) 116/60 11.7
Shristi Infra C 2203 22.20 10 75 -39.6 - 277.5 4 -0.8 -165.6 -269 - - - 63.6 14 14.2 -18.6 -29 2209 - -593 25 (-3) 78/23 -

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
SKIL Infrastr C 2203 216.57 10 55 -22.4 - - -100 - -141.8 * 26 - - - - - - -18.0 81 2209 - 90 3 (-) 5/3 -
Sobha C 2203 94.85 10 52 257.3 3.7 2730.9 29 32.9 90.7 * 46 30 17.2 9.6 667.3 -14 13.8 19.2 -70 2209 8.6 -28 587 (1) 1045/480 68.4
SPML Infra C 2203 9.08 2 36 72.1 0.1 951.8 39 0.6 0.3 LP - 1.0 0.1 137.2 -45 -11.9 -8.1 PL 2209 - PL 26 M(-2) 75/24 -
Sunteck Realty C 2203 14.65 1 67 192.1 0.9 513.1 -16 18.6 25.1 -46 150 2.2 1.7 80.8 -41 12.4 2.3 -85 2209 2.3 -40 364 M(23) 590/315 156.3
Supreme Holdings C 2203 35.48 10 60 30.4 13.2 76.4 69 19.1 12.6 * 999 - 3.7 3.6 15.4 13 15.1 2.7 999 2209 4.4 295 117 (1) 166/15 26.6
Swadeshi Polytex 2203 3.90 1 63 1.5 - 36.2 0 92.1 25.5 * LP - 6.5 6.5 4.5 - 88.6 3.6 LP 2209 11.0 LP 32 (1) 64/4 2.9
TARC Ltd C 2203 59.02 2 66 45.7 - 250.6 31 -72.3 -229.3 PL - - - 41.7 -74 54.9 8.2 54 2209 - PL 42 (-1) 61/33 -
Texmaco Infrast. C 2203 12.74 1 65 58.5 0.5 19.1 30 -37.1 3.4 * -44 8 0.5 0.3 4.9 7 1.1 2.3 9 2209 0.1 -92 59 (-1) 82/50 -
Variman Global C * 2203 19.40 1 28 1.2 - 76.7 30 - 0.5 -51 - 0.0 - 27.5 412 1.4 0.3 LP 2209 0.1 833 22 M(-2) 30/5 -
Vascon Engineers C 2203 217.32 10 32 38.9 - 656.9 30 4.1 -3.0 * 93 - 0.4 - 217.3 42 5.1 22.7 563 2209 3.4 999 35 (-1) 42/19 10.6
Welspun Enterp C 2203 149.98 10 54 130.7 7.1 1401.4 -8 10.7 123.9 * -4 15 9.3 8.3 530.5 83 9.8 37.6 269 2209 9.8 28 147 M(-23) 175/69 15.1
IND.COMPOSITE 43305.54 193426.8 17.6 10389.2 99715.9 9.2 3486.1 543003 29.5
32 COURIERS
Blue Dart Expres C 2203 23.73 10 75 433.3 55.2 4410.5 34 22.5 404.3 * 244 600 337.0 170.4 1325.3 18 18.3 93.6 -20 2209 199.3 44 7173 (-642) 9639/5428 36.0
Delhivery C * 2203 72.83 1 - 128.9 - 6882.3 89 -6.9 -1030.3 * -168 - - - 1796.1 20 -7.7 -254.1 60 2209 - - 321 M(-11) 708/306 -
Gati C 2203 26.03 2 54 49.6 - 1489.9 13 0.4 19.1 * LP - 4.2 1.5 435.2 9 4.8 3.9 -26 2209 0.3 LP 151 M(7) 222/126 -
IND.COMPOSITE 122.59 12782.7 4.1 -606.9 7113.1 1.8 -156.6 42365 36.0
34 DETERGENTS / INTERMEDIATES
Galaxy Surfact. C 2203 35.45 10 71 492.9 18.3 3685.7 32 10.9 263.7 * -13 180 94.4 74.4 1231.6 40 10.7 83.9 100 2209 92.6 16 2384 (-85) 3445/2332 25.7
IND.COMPOSITE 35.45 3685.7 10.9 263.7 2463.3 5.3 83.9 8452 25.7
35 DIAMOND CUTTING / JEWELLERY
Asian Star Co. C 2203 16.01 10 75 873.0 7.8 4422.6 74 3.0 98.4 * 60 15 70.3 61.5 1326.6 15 3.2 30.4 3 2209 62.4 -3 773 (36) 955/674 12.4
D. P. Abhushan 2203 22.25 10 75 71.6 34.4 1731.4 42 4.3 40.4 47 - 20.6 18.2 485.3 8 3.0 8.4 -23 2209 20.9 45 306 (13) 495/272 14.6
Deep Diamond 2203 3.20 10 0 26.1 2.4 1.4 172 0.6 0.2 * LP - 0.6 0.6 2.9 741 14.6 0.4 947 2209 2.6 907 161 (36) 172/11 60.8
Goldiam Intl. C 2203 21.79 2 66 51.2 21.3 687.7 69 18.9 104.9 * 106 60 10.1 9.6 85.2 -49 26.5 18.6 -4 2209 9.4 26 166 (30) 209/117 17.7
Kalyan Jewellers C 2203 1030.05 10 61 32.2 7.5 10817.9 26 7.9 224.0 * LP - 4.4 2.2 3472.9 20 7.7 106.4 55 2209 4.1 104 121 (-4) 134/55 29.6
Kanani Industrie C 2203 9.89 1 61 6.3 1.3 290.7 -7 0.7 0.8 * LP - 0.1 0.1 66.0 -35 1.7 0.5 80 2209 0.3 217 9 (-) 43/8 -
PC Jeweller C 2203 465.40 10 55 87.1 - 1606.1 -43 -5.7 -391.0 * PL - - - 897.6 60 16.4 85.9 LP 2209 - PL 79 (-5) 105/19 -
Radhika Jeweltec 2203 23.60 10 64 84.4 15.4 232.8 69 15.2 27.0 * 20 - 11.6 11.4 57.2 -12 7.3 3.3 -61 2209 12.4 -9 206 (56) 214/130 16.7
Rajesh Exports C 2203 29.53 1 54 455.6 8.5243127.9 -6 0.5 1009.6 * 19 100 37.3 34.2 80270.1 95 0.5 373.0 28 2209 36.7 -1 807 (92) 995/516 22.0
Renaiss. Global C 2203 18.98 2 71 98.6 12.0 2189.8 8 7.8 105.9 * 149 85 14.8 11.2 440.2 -8 8.3 15.5 -44 2209 9.9 2 102 M(3) 218/82 10.3
Sky Gold * 2203 10.74 10 74 64.4 14.8 785.7 -1 3.0 9.0 * 195 - 9.1 8.4 - - - - - 2203 8.4 195 289 B(64) 322/90 34.4
Thangamayil Jew. 2203 13.72 10 67 256.7 12.4 2193.1 21 3.9 38.5 -55 100 35.1 28.1 813.5 15 3.9 16.0 -40 2209 39.5 -9 1090 (-15) 1428/927 27.6
Titan Company C 2203 88.78 1 53 115.2 26.4 28799.0 33 11.6 2215.7 * 130 750 29.5 25.0 9163.0 22 13.6 831.0 30 2209 35.7 81 2406 (-160) 2790/1827 67.4
Uday Jewellery 2203 22.02 10 74 28.4 10.3 121.5 30 6.5 5.7 -2 - 2.7 2.6 44.6 50 6.8 2.3 63 2209 4.2 90 124 (-4) 165/75 29.7
Vaibhav Global C 2203 32.98 2 58 69.6 20.4 2752.4 8 10.2 212.9 * -22 300 16.2 12.9 646.3 2 7.7 22.9 -46 2209 8.7 -45 300 M(-8) 567/288 34.5
IND.COMPOSITE 1808.94 299760.2 2.1 3702.0 195542.4 1.2 1514.5 265923 49.9
36 DOMESTIC APPLIANCES
Bajaj Electrical C 2203 23.01 2 63 155.0 7.9 4813.0 5 5.2 130.3 * -15 150 17.4 11.3 1225.5 -6 7.8 60.2 -4 2209 17.4 2 1151 M(-44) 1270/858 66.0
Butterfly Gan Ap 2203 17.88 10 83 152.0 8.9 1005.3 16 5.6 20.4 * -44 30 20.0 11.4 367.8 -5 11.2 25.1 -1 2209 18.1 -40 1526 (-25) 1863/1066 84.3
DHP India 2203 3.00 10 73 567.8 22.9 119.5 70 33.7 29.7 * 82 40 106.0 99.1 34.3 10 33.1 8.5 -25 2209 131.3 42 1029 (-24) 1700/638 7.8
Eureka Forbes C 2203 193.39 10 73 210.7 - 381.8 4765 4.9 2.4 * LP - 0.6 0.1 576.2 999 1.3 -4.9 -999 2209 0.4 - 519 (25) 535/282 -
Hawkins Cookers 2203 5.29 10 56 445.5 42.9 958.0 25 12.5 83.9 4 1500 171.2 158.6 297.3 12 14.7 30.8 17 2209 178.5 3 6152 (-78) 6573/4932 34.5
IFB Industries C 2203 40.52 10 75 166.0 - 4315.6 23 1.4 -48.2 * PL - 16.6 - 1118.3 13 6.2 24.1 -2 2209 - PL 909 (-29) 1268/794 -
Orient Electric 2203 21.27 1 38 25.4 25.4 2542.0 20 9.1 126.6 * 6 200 8.2 5.9 510.6 -14 2.3 -0.3 PL 2209 5.0 -32 267 M(5) 374/245 53.9
Stove Kraft 2203 32.87 10 56 121.5 - 1136.4 32 8.5 57.7 * -29 - 23.6 17.6 406.2 12 11.3 25.9 13 2209 16.4 -40 495 (-48) 1000/472 30.3
Symphony C 2203 13.99 2 73 117.8 15.1 1039.1 15 15.6 120.3 * 6 450 20.7 17.2 274.0 25 13.5 33.0 10 2209 20.9 17 957 (28) 1214/821 45.9
TTK Prestige C 2203 13.86 1 70 129.4 18.9 2722.5 24 15.7 304.8 34 600 25.2 22.0 842.4 -2 14.1 83.9 -19 2209 22.2 2 789 (-10) 1051/749 35.5
Whirlpool India C 2203 126.87 10 75 270.4 9.1 6196.6 5 7.4 283.7 * -20 50 34.0 22.4 1611.5 - 5.5 47.9 -56 2209 20.4 -28 1476 (-20) 1916/1404 72.2
IND.COMPOSITE 491.95 25229.7 7.6 1111.6 14528.2 3.9 334.3 76903 51.0
37 DRY CELLS
Eveready Inds. C 2203 36.34 5 43 45.1 - 1206.8 -3 9.9 46.1 * -69 - 10.1 6.3 375.8 5 11.4 14.7 -53 2209 3.0 -83 374 (21) 393/255 124.2
HBL Power System C 2203 27.72 1 59 32.2 10.4 1236.2 36 11.4 85.7 * 388 40 4.4 3.1 313.9 11 10.8 18.9 12 2209 3.6 116 100 (-6) 122/56 28.2
Indo National C 2203 3.75 5 65 314.7 3.0 570.2 7 4.7 7.2 * -77 100 27.1 9.5 149.0 -13 3.1 0.1 -99 2209 - PL 385 (-17) 540/290 -
Panasonic Energy 2203 7.50 10 58 132.7 8.6 241.5 4 5.1 9.2 * -14 75 16.5 12.3 66.2 - -1.9 - -100 2209 6.7 -61 264 (9) 353/220 39.7
IND.COMPOSITE 75.31 3254.7 9.2 148.2 1809.5 4.4 33.7 5988 45.4
38 DYES AND PIGMENTS
AksharChem (I) 2203 8.03 10 63 350.7 5.6 380.3 54 8.4 15.5 * 26 5 34.6 19.3 90.5 9 6.1 1.0 -69 2209 12.9 -39 264 (-17) 490/232 20.5
Amal C 2203 9.43 10 67 29.2 3.2 43.5 43 9.1 1.1 * -87 - 3.0 1.2 14.9 35 -18.3 -6.0 -999 2209 - PL 295 (-2) 459/284 -
Asahi Songwon C 2203 11.79 10 67 200.5 8.2 415.4 47 8.8 19.4 * -34 5 26.6 16.4 127.5 34 13.4 1.2 -79 2209 11.8 -47 258 M(-9) 346/226 21.8
Atul C 2203 29.51 10 45 1549.2 14.2 5080.9 36 18.1 588.0 * -8 250 259.1 199.2 1487.3 19 14.8 150.9 3 2209 205.7 -10 7753 M(-444)10859/7602 37.7
Bhageria Indust. C 2203 21.82 5 71 113.6 14.7 601.3 50 19.4 70.6 * 13 80 22.7 16.2 154.6 9 8.0 3.6 -76 2209 11.1 -29 158 (-4) 275/146 14.2
Bodal Chemicals C 2203 25.12 2 57 85.5 11.6 2050.6 67 10.5 118.3 * 181 40 13.1 9.4 395.7 -16 8.1 10.3 -57 2209 8.3 - 76 M(-4) 125/73 9.2
Dynemic Products C 2203 11.33 10 30 150.3 8.8 251.9 23 17.0 14.4 * -49 - 22.7 12.7 84.4 46 11.4 1.0 -75 2209 - PL 293 R(-25) 715/276 -
Indian Toners C 2203 10.85 10 69 163.4 11.5 122.9 35 21.0 18.7 * 94 30 21.0 17.2 39.5 18 22.0 6.0 7 2209 22.6 57 189 (-6) 219/145 8.3
Ishan Dyes & Ch. 2203 18.47 10 40 49.2 14.2 87.4 7 17.3 10.1 -21 - 6.7 5.5 15.6 -14 4.6 - PL 2209 1.9 -76 63 M(-5) 177/59 33.9
Jaysynth Dyestuf C 2203 0.87 1 75 106.0 8.1 162.3 28 6.8 7.1 * 58 30 10.4 8.2 32.6 -12 1.5 0.8 -37 2209 7.9 33 72 (-1) 96/60 9.1
Kiri Industries C 2203 51.83 10 27 518.2 16.4 1496.9 56 8.1 388.8 * 54 - 84.7 75.0 242.2 -32 -0.6 66.4 -34 2209 60.0 -32 442 (-28) 567/421 7.4

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Polson 2203 0.60 50 75 9492.6 5.7 97.5 10 16.0 6.2 * -28 - 940.3 512.6 19.5 -41 17.2 0.9 -67 2209 349.6 -60 10700 (400)14488/9202 30.6
Sadhana Nitro C 2203 19.56 1 74 9.3 12.7 131.7 28 11.1 6.2 -61 15 0.6 0.3 36.5 16 11.6 -0.4 PL 2209 0.2 -84 120 (-1) 174/97 -
Shreyas Interm. 2203 70.85 10 67 2.3 - - 0 - -1.4 8 - 0.1 - - - - -0.3 6 2209 - -18 13 (-) 25/7 -
Sudarshan Chem. C 2203 13.85 2 36 115.8 16.5 2200.8 18 12.6 129.8 * -8 250 31.6 18.7 528.4 6 8.1 4.5 -80 2209 13.4 -35 377 (-11) 636/366 28.2
Ultramarine Pig. C 2203 5.84 2 43 270.6 8.8 490.4 59 17.2 58.2 * 5 - 24.0 19.9 151.7 28 17.0 21.8 30 2209 22.8 12 324 (-10) 414/289 14.2
Vidhi Specialty C 2203 4.99 1 64 47.3 31.0 537.1 102 15.8 58.6 60 40 12.4 11.7 107.4 -16 13.8 10.2 -29 2209 10.4 4 374 (4) 514/331 35.9
Vipul Organics C 2203 12.81 10 66 41.1 13.9 133.2 12 11.2 6.3 * -8 9 9.0 4.9 36.8 18 7.0 0.4 -75 2209 4.1 -26 125 B(-1) 229/123 30.7
IND.COMPOSITE 327.55 14284.2 14.2 1515.9 7129.9 5.6 272.3 36472 24.8
39 ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
ABB 2112 42.38 2 75 210.5 11.3 6934.0 19 8.4 432.4 * 148 260 25.3 20.4 2119.7 19 10.5 168.7 41 2209 29.6 81 2872 (191) 3446/1945 97.2
Apar Inds. C 2203 38.27 10 61 456.6 16.1 9320.0 46 6.2 251.0 * 58 150 91.2 65.6 3234.9 43 7.0 102.6 80 2209 94.8 45 1649 (-175) 1864/559 17.4
Artemis Electri. 2203 25.10 10 72 25.8 - 34.3 -24 -20.7 -11.7 PL - - - 1.5 -90 28.8 -1.8 -136 2209 - -999 90 (25) 90/41 -
BHEL C 2203 696.41 2 63 75.4 - 21211.1 23 3.9 439.5 * LP 20 2.2 1.3 5202.6 2 -4.7 12.1 LP 2209 2.2 LP 80 (-) 91/41 36.4
Bharat Bijlee 2203 5.65 10 33 2140.0 5.2 1265.7 73 6.9 54.8 * 118 300 118.3 97.0 323.6 6 7.4 16.9 18 2209 107.6 7 2480 (76) 2646/1370 23.1
CG Power & Indu. C 2203 305.42 2 58 8.8 - 5561.4 88 11.7 464.8 * LP - 3.7 3.0 1696.3 17 15.3 178.7 46 2209 4.0 127 302 M(31) 316/154 75.2
Crompton Gr. Con C 2203 127.18 2 - 38.3 26.0 5394.1 12 14.3 570.3 * -4 125 9.6 9.0 1699.5 23 11.4 130.7 -18 2209 9.3 -9 330 M(-14) 451/312 35.5
Edvenswa Enter 2203 9.08 10 69 21.3 3.5 0.5 -52 81.4 0.4 * LP - 0.4 0.4 0.2 - 42.0 0.1 LP 2209 1.6 LP 92 M(13) 122/27 56.0
GE T&D India 2203 51.21 2 75 42.6 - 3066.0 -11 -2.9 -159.5 * PL - - - 700.6 -18 0.5 6.5 LP 2209 - PL 119 (2) 142/82 -
Havells India C 2203 62.65 1 59 98.5 21.4 13938.5 33 12.7 1196.8 * 18 750 23.3 19.1 3679.5 14 7.8 187.0 -38 2209 17.4 -9 1178 M(77) 1406/1038 67.8
Hitachi Energy 2203(15) 8.48 2 75 273.7 13.8 4884.0 43 6.8 178.1 * 13 120 51.6 33.6 1114.6 31 6.8 37.2 8 2209 29.6 2 3261 (-89) 4040/2610 110.1
Honda India 2203 10.14 10 67 692.3 11.7 1156.3 23 8.9 74.5 * 55 150 91.7 73.5 394.1 71 14.3 42.4 167 2209 85.0 20 2248 (7) 2912/1116 26.5
HPL Electric C 2203 64.30 10 73 120.6 1.0 1014.0 16 12.3 7.8 * -22 2 8.5 1.2 302.3 8 12.5 6.3 27 2209 5.5 371 104 (3) 116/51 18.9
Indo Tech.Trans. 2203 10.62 10 75 139.0 - 280.1 36 7.9 12.2 94 - 15.7 11.5 88.5 16 2.1 1.3 -74 2209 14.2 6 206 (24) 295/152 14.5
Inox Wind C 2203 277.28 10 72 64.8 - 624.6 -12 -49.7 -470.8 * -48 - - - 107.2 -35 -22.0 -132.9 -132 2209 - -118 107 M(-2) 160/75 -
Kirl. Electric C 2203 66.41 10 50 14.0 - 334.7 21 -4.7 -33.8 * 35 - - - 110.5 29 10.8 21.5 LP 2209 16.8 LP 82 (18) 91/20 4.8
Lak. Electrical 2203 2.46 10 36 984.8 8.0 256.1 94 7.9 15.5 199 150 71.9 63.0 95.6 37 9.2 6.8 30 2209 83.7 70 951 (60) 1070/501 11.4
Modern Insulator C 2203 47.14 10 60 77.7 5.1 441.6 11 4.8 17.7 * -39 - 5.6 3.8 100.5 -5 3.2 4.7 63 2209 3.0 -61 41 (1) 74/37 13.5
Modison C 2203 3.25 1 52 55.9 10.0 339.5 16 8.7 17.0 * -32 100 7.3 5.2 80.1 -16 2.5 0.1 -98 2209 3.1 -56 68 (-) 95/50 21.8
Schneider Elect. 2203 47.82 2 75 2.4 - 1530.3 18 5.6 30.2 * 157 - 2.0 1.3 420.8 39 4.5 5.5 LP 2209 3.1 LP 201 (36) 210/92 64.7
Shilchar Tech. 2203 3.81 10 66 244.6 19.2 180.2 53 10.8 14.0 154 40 43.6 36.9 59.7 85 17.3 9.1 553 2209 70.9 476 1125 (146) 1249/241 15.9
Siemens C 2209 71.22 2 75 326.0 11.0 16137.8 22 10.9 1261.8 23 500 44.3 35.4 4657.1 12 11.1 381.7 21 2209 35.4 23 2944 (116) 3137/2151 83.1
Suzlon Energy C 2203 2014.62 2 15 -0.3 - 6581.8 97 16.2 -92.6 * 87 - 0.2 - 1437.8 6 8.8 15.0 LP 2209 - LP 10 R(-1) 12/5 -
Swelect Energy C 2203 15.16 10 56 518.5 3.9 391.1 55 18.1 29.3 * 49 30 39.7 19.3 158.0 200 15.4 14.3 89 2209 35.8 281 340 (-2) 469/260 9.5
TRIL C 2203 13.26 1 75 28.3 4.0 1158.3 56 6.1 14.0 * 96 15 2.3 1.1 307.5 15 11.1 11.5 142 2209 1.8 65 69 (13) 75/25 37.2
TD Power Systems C 2203 31.21 2 58 35.6 12.9 797.4 34 12.4 64.8 * 65 35 5.6 4.2 212.6 -6 12.1 19.9 24 2209 5.2 47 137 M(10) 150/66 26.3
Triveni Turbine C 2203 32.33 1 56 27.5 16.0 852.2 21 25.0 119.7 * 9 255 4.3 3.7 293.0 42 19.0 46.2 72 2209 4.7 47 293 (43) 309/147 61.9
Ujaas Energy 2203 20.03 1 0 2.9 - 44.7 27 -4.9 -21.7 * 29 - - - 7.6 -34 -1.0 -5.1 PL 2209 - -159 3 (-) 8/3 -
V-Guard Industri C 2203 43.18 1 56 33.8 17.4 3498.2 29 9.7 228.3 * 14 130 6.4 5.3 986.1 9 7.4 43.7 -26 2209 5.6 4 255 M(-11) 275/182 45.9
Veto Switchgears C 2203 19.11 10 56 118.8 9.8 267.8 48 12.7 20.0 * 35 10 12.2 10.4 75.5 - 14.1 7.0 54 2209 13.8 50 110 (-) 136/77 8.0
Volt.Transform. 2203 10.12 10 50 968.2 14.3 1127.2 63 12.5 127.2 * 39 350 133.6 125.8 317.6 21 14.6 45.9 31 2209 152.8 36 2537 (-177) 3686/1729 16.6
Wonder Electric. 2203 13.40 10 72 39.8 14.4 398.4 30 4.5 7.3 55 - 9.3 5.4 55.8 -17 -0.4 -1.7 PL 2209 4.8 -18 270 (19) 276/122 56.0
IND.COMPOSITE 4188.70 109021.9 8.6 4859.3 55424.5 3.8 1381.8 410974 59.2
40 ELECTRODES - GRAPHITES
Graphite India C 2203 39.08 2 65 248.7 10.6 3026.5 55 15.2 504.3 * LP 500 28.6 25.8 825.0 19 10.3 119.8 -6 2209 19.1 2 379 (-9) 587/349 19.9
HEG C 2203 38.60 10 55 1056.3 11.0 2201.6 75 24.4 406.9 * LP 400 126.0 105.4 598.1 16 29.9 168.9 28 2209 147.9 233 1099 (17) 1900/891 7.4
IND.COMPOSITE 77.68 5228.1 19.0 911.2 2846.3 9.3 288.7 11646 12.3
41 ELECTRODES - WELDING EQUIPMENT
Ador Welding C 2203 13.60 10 57 209.5 14.7 661.5 48 9.5 38.3 * 267 125 36.2 28.1 184.9 16 8.2 10.0 14 2209 32.2 46 803 (-55) 1038/588 25.0
Esab India 2203 15.39 10 74 176.0 33.3 892.8 31 13.2 83.7 * 43 600 61.7 54.4 276.5 25 15.9 31.9 35 2209 63.6 25 3938 (-288) 4304/2645 62.0
GEE 2203 5.20 2 74 45.6 15.0 323.4 28 8.8 15.1 * 19 - 7.4 5.8 100.8 23 8.4 4.5 34 2209 6.5 11 84 (21) 106/52 12.9
IND.COMPOSITE 34.19 1877.7 11.1 137.1 1124.4 6.0 46.4 7371 46.5
42 ELECTRONICS - CONSUMER
Aditya Vision 2203 12.03 10 70 96.9 55.1 899.1 20 9.2 35.3 73 60 42.7 29.3 259.6 43 8.9 11.4 172 2209 47.7 44 1505 (-33) 1845/640 31.6
BPL * 2203 48.98 10 63 34.4 4.9 38.2 -13 -13.6 7.7 * LP - 1.9 1.6 11.9 22 19.0 1.8 -34 2209 3.0 LP 71 M(6) 92/50 24.1
Dixon Technolog. C 2203 11.91 2 34 186.6 21.9 10697.1 66 3.6 189.8 * 19 100 46.0 31.9 3866.8 38 3.8 77.3 23 2209 39.0 24 3550 M(-349)5440/3185 91.0
MIRC Electronics 2203 23.10 1 53 8.7 - 1192.2 0 1.1 -6.7 * - - 0.1 - 268.6 -32 0.5 -3.0 PL 2209 - PL 17 (-2) 35/12 -
IND.COMPOSITE 96.02 12826.6 3.7 226.1 8813.6 2.0 87.3 23704 76.6
43 ELECTRONICS - COMPONENTS
Amber Enterp. C 2203 33.69 10 40 531.0 6.7 4206.4 39 6.6 111.3 * 31 - 65.1 33.0 750.4 28 4.9 -3.0 PL 2209 38.1 5 1867 (-14) 4024/1844 49.0
Bharat Electron C 2203 730.98 1 51 17.7 20.5 15368.2 9 21.8 2394.2 * 14 450 3.8 3.3 3961.6 8 21.9 623.7 - 2209 3.8 19 102 B(2) 115/62 27.2
Centum Electron C 2203 12.88 10 59 151.0 1.9 779.9 -5 6.1 4.0 * -77 25 36.6 3.1 201.1 17 4.1 -6.9 -974 2209 - PL 691 (-21) 790/390 -
Cosmo Ferrites 2203 12.03 10 64 27.1 76.2 113.8 79 26.0 18.6 * 999 - 18.7 15.4 24.6 -6 6.1 -0.4 PL 2209 11.3 72 251 (-16) 673/203 22.2
Data Pattern 2203 10.38 2 46 114.0 24.0 310.9 39 45.4 94.0 69 175 19.4 18.1 88.2 49 34.2 21.1 63 2209 20.4 25 1246 (128) 1480/575 61.1
DCX Systems C 2203 19.34 2 72 53.5 79.8 1102.3 72 6.1 65.6 122 - 7.0 6.8 173.9 -18 5.7 7.9 41 2209 6.8 122 214 M(-11) 320/200 31.5
Delta Manufact. C 2203 10.85 10 71 39.8 - 88.0 25 -0.7 -11.6 * -33 - - - 17.5 -16 -17.5 -5.0 -285 2209 - -169 77 (-) 126/58 -
Elin Electronics C * 2203 24.83 5 33 96.4 13.8 1093.8 27 7.2 39.1 * 14 - 10.8 7.9 - - - - - 2203 7.9 14 232 M(8) 245/207 29.4
Genus Power C 2203 25.76 1 50 37.8 6.2 685.1 13 8.7 57.5 * -17 25 3.0 2.2 218.6 23 7.7 6.5 LP 2209 2.1 -30 91 M(6) 113/58 42.7
Hind Rectifiers 2203 3.31 2 42 60.8 7.5 372.1 22 6.1 7.8 * 46 20 7.4 4.7 77.6 -24 -2.8 -4.1 PL 2209 - PL 225 (-3) 268/153 -

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Honeywell Auto 2203 8.84 10 75 3361.3 12.5 2948.3 -3 14.8 338.9 * -26 900 442.8 383.4 794.3 8 16.1 117.9 38 2209 432.5 -11 39400 (-1335)46650/3016291.1
Kaynes Tech C * 2203 58.14 10 64 134.9 24.5 706.3 68 13.5 41.7 * 328 - 9.4 7.2 199.3 - 12.3 9.9 - 2206 7.2 328 771 M(30) 797/625 107.1
MIC Electronics C 2203 44.29 2 75 2.8 - 45.0 4025 14.9 3.0 * LP - 0.3 0.1 2.1 -39 -25.0 - 99 2209 0.2 LP 13 (-) 34/11 -
PG Electroplast C * 2203 22.74 10 61 149.3 15.9 1097.7 56 6.8 36.7 * 207 - 25.9 16.1 327.9 65 5.8 7.2 105 2209 24.8 158 1151 M(37) 1184/561 46.5
Shivalik Bimetal C 2203 11.52 2 61 40.0 33.2 324.0 59 22.7 55.0 * 116 50 10.7 9.5 117.6 54 23.0 19.3 42 2209 12.3 62 399 B(-4) 506/220 32.4
Syrma SGS Tech. C 2203 176.78 10 47 81.9 13.0 1266.7 43 10.2 76.3 * 23 - 5.7 4.3 466.9 119 10.1 28.2 120 2209 4.3 23 271 M(-6) 343/249 63.0
IND.COMPOSITE 1206.36 30508.3 16.0 3332.1 14842.9 8.2 822.3 143932 40.1
44 ENGINEERING
Action Const.Eq. C 2203 23.82 2 67 68.9 16.4 1629.6 33 9.3 104.8 * 38 30 10.1 8.8 491.8 36 9.2 34.0 48 2209 11.8 25 316 (9) 354/175 26.9
Balu Forge C 2203 83.36 10 65 20.5 25.8 286.1 101 12.9 30.0 * 294 1 3.7 3.6 60.6 -18 6.1 4.8 -31 2209 3.8 82 85 M(19) 143/52 22.7
Batliboi C 2203 14.36 5 75 44.0 - 196.6 29 5.1 -2.2 * 62 - 0.5 - 66.3 53 7.4 2.1 LP 2209 0.3 LP 55 (7) 68/28 -
BEML Ltd C 2203 41.64 10 54 532.0 5.6 4337.5 21 7.5 128.4 * 87 100 46.8 30.8 804.9 -20 5.2 16.3 53 2209 35.0 43 1516 (-7) 1659/881 43.3
Bharat Dynamics 2203 183.28 10 75 170.7 18.3 2817.4 47 25.5 523.6 * 103 83 33.5 28.6 534.8 6 17.5 75.8 75 2209 33.7 86 925 (-19) 1026/408 27.5
Birla Precision C 2203 13.05 2 60 19.8 9.9 246.3 44 7.6 11.2 673 - 2.3 1.7 71.8 15 9.0 5.2 721 2209 3.3 242 41 (-1) 50/24 12.4
Brady & Morris 2203 2.25 10 74 54.7 37.3 46.8 23 10.8 3.1 * 19 - 16.3 13.8 16.7 88 11.2 1.3 30 2209 26.3 69 234 (16) 313/95 8.9
DE Nora India 2203 5.31 10 54 159.1 20.7 74.2 47 30.9 15.4 * 171 10 34.1 29.1 14.4 -3 12.3 1.6 -58 2209 29.5 136 817 (155) 988/361 27.7
Debock Industrie 2203 76.44 10 37 10.8 17.6 97.4 216 10.9 6.7 217 - 1.0 0.9 45.3 155 23.8 7.8 999 2209 2.5 - 14 B(-) 81/10 5.5
Disa India C 2203 1.45 10 75 1524.6 19.4 256.1 38 18.0 38.5 * 60 1600 289.7 264.5 68.7 -1 17.2 9.7 -21 2209 269.2 17 8496 (493) 8522/5232 31.6
Dynamatic Tech. C 2203 6.34 10 45 589.8 4.1 1253.4 12 12.4 15.4 * LP - 145.3 24.2 323.7 6 14.7 10.0 213 2209 65.1 134 2557 (122) 2814/1669 39.3
Eimco Elecon(I) C 2203 5.77 10 74 582.7 2.6 84.4 -33 11.1 8.7 * -23 25 29.1 15.1 36.9 240 17.4 6.1 388 2209 18.2 63 390 (-4) 464/298 21.5
Elecon Engg.Co C 2203 22.44 2 59 100.9 14.7 1203.6 15 20.9 144.3 * 150 70 17.2 12.9 388.6 24 23.8 64.5 82 2209 16.5 55 392 (13) 476/129 23.8
Fluidomat C 2203 4.93 10 53 93.3 13.3 34.1 20 18.5 5.2 * 33 35 12.0 10.6 13.0 60 29.8 3.1 154 2209 15.8 79 229 (-3) 262/115 14.5
Forbes & Co C 2203 12.90 10 74 167.8 - 514.7 -45 6.6 4562.2 * LP - 3568.73536.6 114.7 -13 -7.8 10.8 802 2209 163.9 399 639 (-18) 964/331 3.9
GMM Pfaudler C 2203 8.99 2 39 147.8 18.2 2540.6 154 11.2 84.8 * -22 300 48.4 18.9 780.1 21 15.2 65.0 88 2209 35.0 48 1578 B(-) 2190/1251 45.1
Guj. Toolroom * 2203 5.56 10 1 9.0 - - 0 - -0.2 -257 - - - - - - - 10 2209 - -75 116 M(-27) 183/14 -
Hercules Hoists 2203 3.20 1 70 208.3 3.0 108.5 38 5.9 16.4 * 107 260 5.9 5.1 36.6 32 12.0 7.8 3 2209 5.1 8 223 (7) 247/113 44.0
Hind.Aeronautics C 2203 334.39 10 75 625.8 - 24620.0 8 22.0 5078.5 * 57 400 185.1 151.9 5144.8 -7 31.5 1221.2 44 2209 175.8 67 2476 (-65) 2813/1249 14.1
HLE Glascoat C 2203 13.65 2 70 40.4 37.1 652.2 35 16.6 63.5 * 22 50 11.0 9.3 214.5 73 16.3 19.4 49 2209 10.6 17 633 M(-29) 1344/580 59.9
Intl. Combustion 2203 2.39 10 53 402.9 4.5 168.9 54 6.3 4.1 * LP 20 36.9 17.3 55.3 22 5.3 1.2 -3 2209 21.9 154 332 (-1) 389/236 15.2
Intl. Conveyors C * 2203 6.62 1 66 34.9 8.5 205.2 21 9.5 16.2 * -3 100 2.8 2.4 66.0 28 12.7 7.2 903 2209 3.8 45 57 M(1) 91/51 15.1
ION Exchange C 2203 14.67 10 27 482.1 26.7 1576.9 9 13.7 162.6 * 12 100 130.0 110.9 447.6 18 11.9 39.0 42 2209 121.7 19 2773 (-18) 3055/1501 22.8
ISGEC Heavy C 2203 7.35 1 62 292.8 5.2 5499.3 1 6.1 107.9 * -56 200 28.5 14.7 1512.5 10 6.0 29.6 181 2209 18.0 -14 452 (-25) 774/426 25.2
ITL Industries C 2203 3.20 10 45 180.0 11.7 113.5 28 8.2 6.0 * 20 5 23.2 18.6 40.4 45 6.6 2.0 45 2209 22.3 17 190 (-) 209/108 8.5
Jash Engineering C 2203 11.94 10 53 158.4 18.8 367.6 23 12.7 32.2 * 6 36 35.1 26.9 72.4 18 13.0 5.6 LP 2209 32.3 33 835 (-20) 900/435 25.8
John Cockerill 2203 4.94 10 75 345.9 4.9 382.8 93 3.5 8.7 * LP 20 27.1 17.7 42.7 -54 -10.6 -3.0 PL 2209 - 26 1479 (151) 1835/1000 -
Josts Engg. Co. C 2203 0.93 5 49 188.8 14.8 124.4 29 8.7 4.6 * 23 60 39.7 24.5 37.5 33 8.5 1.2 -42 2209 28.3 12 475 (6) 550/375 16.8
Jupiter Wagons C 2203 387.45 10 75 18.6 7.5 1178.4 18 9.7 49.6 * -7 - 1.9 1.3 416.7 65 11.9 24.1 48 2209 1.6 - 102 M(6) 108/37 65.9
Kabra Extrusion C 2203 16.04 5 60 104.9 9.7 405.9 47 13.6 29.3 * 20 60 12.6 9.1 180.1 117 10.0 9.5 45 2209 10.8 23 500 (8) 566/256 46.4
Kennametal India C 2206 21.98 10 75 294.1 18.4 990.7 16 18.1 113.1 * 55 240 67.7 51.4 267.3 13 17.5 31.5 11 2209 53.3 32 2366 (92) 2888/1530 44.4
Kilburn Engg. * 2203 35.81 10 56 24.7 - 122.8 39 10.9 1.6 * 44 - 1.2 0.4 52.1 127 17.6 7.4 LP 2209 4.0 440 78 M(-2) 91/31 19.5
Lokesh Mach. 2203 17.90 10 53 85.1 4.4 201.8 34 14.8 6.4 * 58 - 8.6 3.6 60.3 22 13.9 2.4 49 2209 4.3 38 120 (11) 145/62 27.7
Loyal Equipments C 2203 10.20 10 74 16.5 - 32.8 21 -5.4 -5.1 PL - - - 11.6 -15 24.1 1.8 LP 2209 - 13 62 (3) 69/25 -
Macpower CNC 2203 10.00 10 73 91.1 16.1 190.5 69 11.0 12.6 * 115 15 15.4 12.6 53.5 1 11.1 3.9 -12 2209 13.5 30 329 (-7) 419/189 24.3
Mazda 2203 4.01 10 48 420.9 13.7 165.0 8 16.7 21.3 * 30 121 59.1 53.1 51.8 19 11.1 3.9 -24 2209 55.1 35 647 (-2) 835/451 11.7
Mold-Tek Technol C 2203 5.65 2 48 29.8 19.9 98.4 19 20.3 13.3 33 140 6.3 4.7 34.7 48 29.2 6.9 87 2209 5.8 40 154 (-2) 166/64 26.6
MTAR Technologie C 2203 30.76 10 47 182.4 11.9 322.0 31 29.5 59.4 * 29 122 24.0 19.3 126.2 38 27.7 24.7 30 2209 24.1 35 1690 (58) 2409/1212 70.3
Om Infra C 2203 9.63 1 72 67.9 2.5 313.0 33 14.3 16.3 * 80 25 2.5 1.7 98.4 35 -6.1 -9.2 PL 2209 0.1 -95 42 (1) 56/28 -
Paras Defence C 2203 39.00 10 59 90.2 10.8 182.6 27 28.7 27.1 * 73 - 9.6 6.9 55.7 10 25.3 8.5 5 2209 8.6 34 575 (-19) 811/524 67.0
Patels Airtemp C 2203 5.47 10 46 225.7 11.8 303.2 19 9.3 12.4 * 9 28 29.2 22.6 80.7 32 9.9 2.9 12 2209 22.3 6 268 M(-9) 310/168 12.1
Pitti Engg. C 2203 16.03 5 59 94.6 19.9 961.2 84 13.8 51.6 * 72 41 28.2 16.1 304.2 26 12.0 10.2 -21 2209 16.6 9 322 (1) 375/202 19.4
Praj Industries C 2203 36.74 2 33 50.4 17.0 2333.3 79 8.4 146.0 * 81 210 9.2 7.9 876.6 65 7.7 48.1 44 2209 10.0 36 354 M(-4) 462/289 35.3
Rajoo Engineers 2203 6.15 1 66 15.5 17.0 172.3 13 12.2 14.7 * 42 25 2.9 2.4 33.6 -9 10.7 2.3 -31 2209 2.2 22 29 (-) 45/26 13.1
Sika Interplant C 2203 4.24 10 72 194.5 23.3 98.4 23 20.3 16.5 * 42 40 41.0 39.0 13.4 -63 18.8 2.1 -70 2209 25.7 -36 693 (14) 1063/543 26.9
Skipper C 2203 10.27 1 72 71.4 3.5 1707.1 8 9.7 24.9 * 21 10 7.2 2.4 462.0 -4 8.6 3.0 -7 2209 3.3 149 118 (-9) 149/50 35.5
Taneja Aerospace C 2203 12.47 5 51 43.6 8.1 31.2 -10 47.1 8.6 * 39 10 4.8 3.5 6.6 -17 68.1 3.3 8 2209 4.2 29 115 (1) 163/92 27.6
Texmaco Rail C 2203 32.19 1 58 41.2 1.7 1621.7 -4 8.7 20.4 * 47 10 1.8 0.6 484.4 30 8.9 15.4 144 2209 0.1 -96 59 (1) 65/29 -
The Anup Enginee C * 2203 9.90 10 43 408.0 16.7 288.2 3 24.3 61.1 * 15 80 73.5 61.7 114.4 142 19.8 13.9 129 2212 65.0 12 1001 M(120) 1236/616 15.4
Thermax C 2203 23.83 2 62 297.5 9.1 6128.3 28 6.9 306.5 * 24 450 35.2 25.7 2075.3 41 6.8 109.2 24 2209 29.4 2 1972 (10) 2679/1653 67.1
Titagarh Wagons C 2203 23.91 2 47 73.8 - 1930.8 27 6.4 -0.4 * 91 - 2.8 - 607.1 77 9.1 35.8 81 2209 3.6 15 217 (-10) 238/76 59.9
TRF C 2203 11.00 10 34 -52.0 - 127.1 12 -3.0 -16.1 * 78 - - - 53.6 168 55.2 47.9 LP 2209 72.3 LP 181 (1) 374/109 2.5
Va Tech Wabag C 2203 12.44 2 19 258.2 8.5 2979.3 5 7.9 125.9 * 14 - 21.9 20.2 750.4 10 7.2 46.7 78 2209 26.9 29 331 (-1) 375/220 12.3
Veljan Denison 2203 2.25 10 75 801.6 10.3 97.9 33 26.2 16.9 116 130 95.9 75.0 28.9 12 23.2 4.4 -14 2209 84.8 46 1333 (73) 1449/911 15.7
Windsor Machines C 2203 12.99 2 59 42.6 0.8 369.2 17 8.1 2.2 * -62 50 2.5 0.3 97.9 13 13.2 6.3 LP 2209 1.4 112 52 (7) 57/28 36.6
Yuken India C 2203 12.00 10 53 163.3 7.3 331.1 55 10.3 13.5 * LP 8 20.0 11.2 91.2 2 10.2 2.8 -52 2209 11.6 -30 532 (-18) 619/390 46.0
IND.COMPOSITE 1735.48 73121.8 14.5 12330.2 37981.7 8.0 2118.7 204237 21.2
45 ENGINEERING - TURNKEY SERVICES
AJR Infra & C 2203 188.37 2 21 -7.8 - 178.3 -26 46.2 -221.9 * -7 - - - 12.3 -85 37.7 -66.6 -68 2203 - -7 1 (-) 4/1 -
Artson Engg. * 2203 3.69 1 75 -2.9 - 172.6 15 3.9 -5.0 1 - - - 30.7 -27 3.0 -2.0 50 2212 - -688 80 (2) 130/49 -
Ashoka Buildcon C 2203 140.36 5 54 56.3 43.8 5945.8 19 30.1 502.9 * 82 - 30.0 17.9 1807.7 43 23.8 63.7 -20 2209 19.4 39 88 (-2) 105/69 4.5

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Atlanta C 2203 16.30 2 63 -43.0 - 234.5 165 -99.9 -270.2 * -331 - - - 12.1 -75 57.2 0.6 LP 2209 - -623 20 (4) 34/12 -
Engineers India C 2203 281.02 5 51 33.0 7.7 2912.8 -7 11.9 136.0 * -62 60 2.8 2.4 793.1 21 5.7 75.2 341 2209 4.6 6 84 (4) 88/56 18.2
GE Power C 2203 67.23 10 69 75.0 - 2620.4 -22 -5.5 -142.1 * PL - - - 427.8 -42 -29.2 -112.6 PL 2209 - PL 138 (-1) 271/123 -
GMR Airports Inf C 2203 603.59 1 59 -1.9 - 4600.7 29 49.7 -164.3 * 81 - 1.2 - 1752.2 56 38.0 139.8 999 2209 0.2 LP 40 (-1) 46/32 -
GMR Urban C 2203 301.80 5 60 -42.3 - 4101.8 50 14.7 -592.0 * 53 - - - 1580.7 50 7.6 232.1 LP 2209 5.2 - 22 (-1) 49/19 4.1
GVK Power Infra. C 2203 157.92 1 54 -25.1 - 858.3 177 35.4 2153.3 * LP - 14.5 13.6 994.6 999 67.6 -11.2 89 2209 1.4 LP 3 (-) 6/3 2.2
HFCL C 2203 137.78 1 39 21.1 13.5 4727.1 7 13.7 317.6 * 31 18 2.9 2.3 1173.5 5 14.1 81.9 - 2209 2.0 -16 73 M(-3) 101/52 35.7
Inox Green C 2203 291.94 10 56 39.5 - 172.2 0 48.6 -3.5 * 90 - 1.6 - 61.9 - 24.6 -11.9 - 2209 - - 47 M(-) 64/40 -
Larsen & Toubro C 2203 281.07 2 - 582.3 10.4156521.2 15 15.7 8190.1 * 9 1100 79.3 58.3 42762.6 23 11.5 2229.0 26 2209 68.4 12 2138 M(49) 2211/1457 31.3
Power Mech Proj. C 2203 14.91 10 64 789.0 14.5 2710.5 44 10.5 141.2 * LP 15 119.5 94.7 771.4 43 11.2 43.8 62 2209 109.9 68 2194 M(183) 2410/805 20.0
Rel. Indl. Infra C 2203 15.10 10 45 281.5 2.0 65.2 20 6.5 8.4 -13 30 12.3 5.5 16.6 -1 -1.8 2.3 -11 2209 4.7 -32 899 (-51) 1258/647 192.2
Reliance Infra. C 2203 287.19 10 5 428.2 - 19689.3 11 9.6 -876.0 * PL - 14.2 - 6229.4 9 12.8 -157.4 46 2209 - PL 139 M(1) 201/81 -
Rites C 2203 240.30 10 72 107.5 21.1 2661.8 40 27.4 514.9 * 20 170 24.2 21.4 659.1 -14 27.5 132.4 -22 2209 22.7 13 335 (-7) 433/226 14.7
Sanghvi Movers C 2203 8.66 2 47 178.5 3.4 335.3 0 41.6 25.2 * - 50 33.1 5.8 109.2 55 52.3 28.9 538 2209 16.3 - 336 (3) 357/150 20.6
SEPC C 2203 1321.53 10 48 8.3 - 329.5 -43 2.0 -156.3 * 6 - - - 54.9 -32 - -93.1 -255 2209 - -30 13 M(2) 14/6 -
Sterling & Wils. C 2203 18.97 1 77 18.5 - 5198.9 2 -17.3 -904.9 * -217 - - - 312.7 -78 - -297.0 -5 2209 - -74 266 (-4) 423/255 -
Techno Elec.Engg C 2203 22.00 2 61 175.1 11.3 1073.9 21 22.4 195.6 * 34 100 21.5 17.8 228.0 -17 31.2 58.8 -9 2209 22.4 39 362 (22) 377/221 16.2
Zodiac Energy 2203 14.63 10 73 22.8 18.1 143.0 42 6.2 5.5 * 24 - 4.2 3.7 26.5 -41 9.1 1.6 -38 2209 2.4 -36 122 (4) 175/60 51.6
IND.COMPOSITE 4414.36 215253.0 15.1 8854.5 119253.8 6.4 2338.3 375777 27.6
46 ENGINES
Cummins India C 2203 55.44 2 51 191.9 16.6 6170.9 42 15.0 813.0 * 29 925 34.2 29.3 1957.3 13 14.8 267.3 21 2209 34.0 21 1454 (68) 1551/878 42.8
Greaves Cotton C 2203 46.31 2 56 66.1 - 1709.7 14 2.5 -16.6 * PL 10 1.8 - 698.8 87 6.1 29.0 LP 2209 2.6 LP 142 M(3) 259/124 54.8
Kirloskar Oil C * 2203 28.94 2 59 150.7 8.3 4022.0 22 10.3 166.4 * -13 200 18.5 11.5 1228.1 23 14.7 83.8 98 2209 18.3 18 318 M(3) 372/123 17.4
Swaraj Engines 2203 12.14 10 52 233.9 37.0 1138.2 15 13.7 108.4 * 18 800 104.1 89.2 384.8 12 13.1 35.9 6 2209 96.7 -6 1610 M(37) 1960/1293 16.6
IND.COMPOSITE 142.83 13040.8 11.8 1071.2 8537.9 6.6 416.0 50140 36.2
47 ENTERTAINMENT / ELECTRONIC MEDIA SOFTWARE
BAG Films C 2203 39.58 2 47 6.8 - 120.8 20 16.7 2.7 * LP - 0.5 0.1 24.1 1 2.6 -2.0 -407 2209 - 7 5 (-) 11/4 -
Balaji Telefilms C 2203 20.23 2 34 39.4 - 336.9 15 -35.5 -130.3 -8 - - - 164.2 114 -9.1 -18.5 53 2209 - 34 43 (-3) 89/39 -
Cineline India C 2203 15.78 5 67 47.7 - 45.0 58 25.3 -35.5 PL - - - 24.0 171 7.2 -10.7 -37 2209 - 13 110 M(2) 175/84 -
D B Corp C 2203 177.94 10 72 104.5 7.8 1768.5 17 17.2 144.8 * 9 50 14.3 8.1 538.4 21 16.7 48.8 -9 2209 10.7 4 127 M(-5) 157/73 11.9
Den Networks C * 2203 477.22 10 75 63.1 - 1225.6 -6 16.3 66.6 * 25 - 4.5 1.4 276.9 -6 13.5 49.0 9 2212 3.3 -2 34 (-1) 46/31 10.1
Digicontent C 2203 11.64 2 65 -0.8 - 324.1 30 16.3 21.0 * LP - 6.4 3.6 86.4 4 2.6 -4.6 PL 2209 0.3 LP 17 (1) 24/11 -
Dish TV India C 2203 184.13 1 4 5.1 - 2802.5 -14 39.3 280.3 * LP - 7.3 1.5 596.3 -17 52.5 22.1 -28 2209 1.1 LP 18 (-1) 24/10 16.3
Ent.Network C 2203 47.67 10 71 155.7 - 323.3 19 14.8 -37.6 * 11 10 11.2 - 109.3 50 19.6 2.5 LP 2209 - 62 149 (-5) 233/143 -
G V Films C 2203 91.46 1 - 0.2 - 0.8 240 -27.7 -1.4 * 35 - - - 0.4 767 62.4 -0.1 77 2209 - 49 1 (-) 2/1 -
Galaxy Cloud 2203 44.94 10 49 -0.2 - 40.7 35 -6.1 0.9 * LP - 1.0 0.2 10.7 28 -33.1 -1.5 PL 2209 - PL 17 (-) 30/9 -
GTPL Hathway C * 2203 112.46 10 75 95.9 22.2 2414.1 -2 21.9 212.4 * 9 40 41.4 18.9 685.6 14 16.4 37.6 -31 2212 16.0 -14 134 (-3) 283/122 8.4
H T Media C 2203 46.55 2 70 80.1 0.4 1500.4 34 1.4 8.1 * LP - 6.2 0.3 409.3 11 12.5 -59.9 PL 2209 - -167 21 (-2) 39/18 -
Hathway Cable C 2203 354.02 2 75 23.6 - 1793.0 4 22.4 137.8 * -33 - 2.9 0.8 473.2 6 17.8 30.6 45 2209 0.7 -42 17 (-1) 24/16 -
Inox Leisure C 2203 122.34 10 44 58.0 - 683.9 546 31.9 -237.7 * 29 - 4.6 - 374.1 689 22.7 -40.4 54 2209 - 97 495 (-8) 622/370 -
Jagran Prakashan C 2203 52.73 2 69 80.6 10.0 1616.0 25 22.5 206.9 * 204 - 12.4 7.8 454.2 13 18.9 51.6 -17 2209 9.6 38 77 (2) 84/48 8.0
Media Matrix C 2203 113.27 1 61 1.4 - 581.5 -48 0.6 1.2 -41 - 0.0 - 185.6 -6 1.4 0.8 17 2209 - LP 12 (-1) 16/8 -
Mukta Arts C 2203 11.29 5 71 -2.8 - 131.7 81 16.2 2.3 * LP - 8.9 1.0 33.6 122 -6.5 -8.3 -13 2209 2.5 LP 54 (-) 70/39 21.6
NDTV C 2203 25.79 4 61 41.5 - 396.4 11 25.5 76.0 * 6 - 14.7 11.8 105.8 16 18.3 12.0 - 2209 13.5 17 297 (-42) 568/104 22.0
Netwrk.18 Media C 2203 523.47 5 75 6.9 - 5880.2 25 18.4 208.0 * 588 - 3.1 2.0 1548.9 12 2.1 -35.5 PL 2209 1.1 -18 65 (-2) 117/58 57.4
NxtDigital C 2203 33.67 10 65 73.5 - 1079.8 11 17.4 48.3 * LP 40 80.7 14.3 245.2 -9 12.8 -48.5 -59 2209 - 35 130 (1) 143/48 -
Prime Focus C 2203 29.95 1 70 -1.3 - 3385.9 33 23.5 5.8 * LP - 14.1 0.2 1074.7 39 16.5 13.5 LP 2209 2.4 LP 74 (-2) 103/60 30.7
PVR C 2203 61.25 10 17 225.1 - 1331.0 375 7.9 -506.5 * 33 - 17.6 - 686.7 471 22.4 -71.2 53 2209 - 81 1683 M(-45)2212/1478 -
Sadhna Broadcast 2203 10.03 1 35 1.4 2.1 23.9 6 -1.9 0.3 LP - 0.1 - 1.9 -70 -40.2 -0.5 PL 2209 - PL 9 M(-3) 35/2 -
Sambhaav Media C 2203 19.11 1 63 4.4 - 45.0 7 13.7 - * LP - 0.3 - 10.3 2 14.6 -0.1 -42 2209 - PL 4 (-) 7/3 -
Saregama India C 2203 19.30 1 58 69.8 18.2 580.6 31 32.2 152.2 * 35 300 8.6 7.9 189.2 30 29.9 46.1 36 2209 9.3 38 359 M(-35) 544/347 38.6
Shemaroo Entert. C 2203 27.18 10 66 215.6 1.1 381.4 23 9.7 6.5 * LP - 4.8 2.4 146.6 19 8.7 3.4 62 2209 2.8 360 158 (-13) 206/93 56.9
Siti Networks C 2203 87.21 1 6 -7.3 - 1445.9 -6 13.4 -236.0 * -13 - 1.1 - 341.7 -6 9.8 -64.4 -14 2209 - -11 2 (-) 5/1 -
Sun TV Network C 2203 197.04 5 75 224.8 20.4 3584.8 13 64.4 1554.7 * 7 275 47.2 39.5 825.7 -3 65.1 407.3 3 2209 45.2 5 483 (-5) 568/403 10.7
T.V. Today Netw. C 2203 29.83 5 58 200.2 16.9 930.1 19 26.3 181.5 38 60 37.5 30.4 211.6 -6 12.5 19.7 -58 2209 25.5 -13 257 (10) 431/222 10.1
Thinkink Picture 2203 14.81 5 - 12.3 7.1 9.4 485 37.6 2.3 * LP 2 0.8 0.8 3.9 999 68.3 2.6 LP 2209 2.3 LP 82 (6) 82/41 35.1
Tips Films 2203 4.32 10 75 156.5 22.0 66.8 0 5.1 7.0 LP - 17.1 16.1 15.1 - 76.3 8.1 - 2209 16.1 LP 450 M(3) 682/297 28.0
Tips Industries 2203 12.97 10 75 106.2 63.0 135.6 50 63.7 64.1 * 49 20 50.0 49.4 49.6 70 54.8 20.8 85 2209 58.2 34 1688 (-50) 2246/1274 29.0
TV18 Broadcast C 2203 342.87 2 60 28.1 13.1 5526.2 23 18.8 585.4 * 36 - 4.1 3.4 1473.4 13 2.8 5.7 -96 2209 2.2 -36 37 (-1) 83/34 16.5
UFO Moviez C 2203 38.09 10 23 69.9 - 160.1 82 -31.8 -89.4 * 26 - - - 107.5 316 2.0 -9.2 68 2209 - 60 88 M(-6) 139/83 -
Unistar Multim. 2203 10.00 10 19 10.4 - 1.8 0 43.4 0.8 * LP - 0.8 0.8 0.4 -42 -8.7 0.1 -82 2209 1.1 76 51 CR(-9) 63/11 47.7
Zee Entertainmen C 2203 96.05 1 4 113.2 10.1 8189.3 6 20.5 1055.5 * 19 300 13.6 11.0 2028.4 3 13.8 142.6 -49 2209 8.6 -31 230 M(-13) 325/201 26.8
Zee Media C 2203 62.54 1 4 7.2 - 866.9 34 30.2 102.7 * 22 - 3.0 1.6 194.8 -6 10.5 -12.1 PL 2209 - PL 14 (-1) 25/12 -
IND.COMPOSITE 3568.73 49729.9 23.0 3861.7 27414.6 8.5 537.4 105758 17.3
48 FASTENERS
Simm. Marshall C 2203 2.24 2 59 30.4 - 157.3 17 6.6 -5.0 * 72 - 2.1 - 50.7 25 6.8 - -95 2209 - 62 56 (1) 80/38 -
Sterling Tools C 2203 7.20 2 66 105.2 7.3 509.6 43 13.0 24.9 * 4 50 14.5 6.9 178.6 39 14.9 11.5 14 2209 9.3 -5 320 (54) 351/116 34.3
Sundram Fasten. C 2203 21.01 1 49 136.5 18.3 4902.1 35 16.4 454.7 * 28 645 30.7 21.6 1401.7 13 14.6 115.3 -6 2209 22.2 -11 967 (-1) 1029/675 43.6
IND.COMPOSITE 30.45 5569.0 15.8 474.6 3261.8 7.2 126.8 21535 43.0

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio

49 FERTILIZERS
Agro Phos India 2203 20.27 10 54 25.0 12.0 116.1 93 7.7 5.3 * 67 3 3.2 2.6 40.7 18 7.5 1.3 66 2209 3.7 104 40 (-4) 76/19 10.9
Aries Agro C 2203 13.00 10 53 190.7 6.1 548.1 16 8.5 13.3 * -26 8 14.7 10.2 137.8 9 17.7 14.4 29 2209 13.6 3 193 (-21) 243/106 14.2
Bharat Agri Fert C 2203 5.29 10 68 107.0 0.6 23.0 -10 8.4 0.4 * LP - 5.8 0.7 6.5 53 -24.7 -2.8 -68 2209 - 60 1155 (164) 1198/318 -
Chambal Fert. C 2203 416.21 10 60 163.1 26.7 16068.8 26 14.1 1556.8 * 10 75 44.6 37.4 8586.8 92 5.2 274.3 -46 2209 31.1 -18 300 (-14) 516/261 9.6
Coromandel Inter C 2203 29.40 1 57 252.5 26.7 19110.9 35 11.3 1533.3 * 15 1200 58.0 52.2 10113.4 65 10.5 740.6 43 2209 65.0 42 878 M(-18) 1094/730 13.5
FACT C 2203 647.07 10 90 7.5 - 4424.8 36 13.5 442.4 * 26 - 7.3 6.8 1935.0 148 12.2 192.5 193 2209 10.3 71 305 (-48) 390/83 29.6
GNFC C 2203 155.42 10 41 552.4 24.3 8642.3 69 27.6 1710.3 * 145 100 128.8 110.0 2587.0 23 11.9 238.0 -16 2209 128.3 85 567 (4) 912/438 4.4
GSFC C 2203 79.70 2 38 295.4 8.5 9082.6 19 14.5 896.5 * 117 125 27.0 22.5 2487.7 -2 15.7 285.3 23 2209 29.2 89 136 (-6) 199/115 4.7
Khaitan Chemical 2203 9.70 1 75 28.5 38.3 823.8 71 14.9 81.6 * 211 30 9.2 8.4 276.9 28 11.3 17.1 -40 2209 5.9 2 75 (-2) 157/67 12.7
Krishana Phosch. 2203 29.64 10 65 84.3 16.3 319.4 69 17.4 29.5 50 5 13.3 9.9 64.8 -17 23.6 9.8 128 2209 11.7 58 425 (-13) 488/168 36.4
M B Agro Prod. 2203 43.81 10 74 60.6 32.2 491.5 165 21.7 57.0 182 5 17.2 13.0 248.9 188 21.9 32.6 250 2209 23.0 325 583 B(33) 599/86 25.4
Madras Fertilize 2203 161.10 10 85 -24.1 - 2302.2 50 10.7 164.4 * 999 - 10.8 10.2 912.1 139 5.5 23.9 LP 2209 14.6 413 66 (-8) 97/28 4.5
Mangalore Chem. 2203 118.52 10 61 55.6 14.2 2895.6 35 7.4 91.4 * 33 12 12.0 7.7 283.4 -61 -6.7 -32.2 PL 2209 2.1 -63 85 (-3) 132/67 40.3
Nagarjuna Fert. C 2203 59.81 1 57 -25.0 - 2692.3 71 -7.0 -580.5 * -22 - - - 2070.1 198 -1.0 -182.7 -28 2209 - -6 11 (-) 20/7 -
Natl.Fertilizer C 2203 490.58 10 75 44.6 - 15857.1 33 2.6 -60.5 * PL - 5.6 - 6756.7 83 2.7 14.8 -9 2209 2.5 LP 71 (-4) 82/38 28.1
Paradeep Phospha C 2203 814.50 10 56 40.7 19.9 7858.7 52 8.7 403.3 * 77 - 6.1 5.0 2863.7 48 6.3 51.1 -71 2209 3.4 - 60 M(-) 72/37 17.7
RCF C 2203 551.69 10 75 80.5 - 12812.2 55 8.0 598.0 * 57 39 14.2 10.8 5576.0 113 7.3 261.9 122 2209 17.0 92 123 (-9) 145/67 7.2
Rama Phosphates 2203 17.69 10 75 168.1 29.6 878.3 51 12.7 70.0 * 66 20 45.7 39.6 249.9 1 9.3 13.8 -39 2209 32.0 -15 247 (-24) 517/240 7.7
SPIC C 2203 203.64 10 49 42.8 27.1 1874.9 23 9.4 163.9 * 120 5 10.2 8.0 708.1 15 17.3 113.8 85 2209 12.3 63 73 (-18) 93/41 5.9
Zuari Agro Chem. C 2203 42.06 10 65 293.0 - 3589.8 49 6.6 133.7 * LP - 47.8 31.8 501.6 -46 -4.0 -36.4 PL 2209 21.1 29 154 (-9) 218/108 7.3
IND.COMPOSITE 3909.10 110412.3 10.9 7310.1 92813.7 3.7 2030.9 98219 10.5
50 FINANCE & INVESTMENTS
360 ONE C 2203 17.80 2 23 341.5 19.8 2077.7 25 55.7 577.6 * 56 2750 69.6 64.9 523.7 4 60.5 174.4 22 2209 73.0 41 1830 M(45) 1945/1226 25.1
3P Land Hold. C 2203 3.60 2 73 37.9 2.0 2.2 53 77.7 1.2 * LP - 0.7 0.6 1.2 26 89.7 0.8 27 2209 0.8 151 32 (14) 37/13 -
5Paisa Capital C * 2203 30.63 10 33 143.1 - 298.0 53 15.7 13.8 * -6 - 6.1 4.5 83.8 4 27.2 11.0 999 2212 11.0 121 316 M(-) 443/265 28.8
Abans Holdings C * 2203 10.03 2 72 124.6 11.6 646.2 -51 14.1 56.5 * 35 - 11.4 11.3 - - - - - 2203 11.3 35 242 M(52) 272/180 21.4
Adcon Capital * 2203 3.55 1 - 1.1 10.8 0.7 142 72.1 0.4 251 - 0.1 0.1 0.1 -31 - -0.3 PL 2209 - 115 5 XR(2) 5/1 -
Aditya AMC C 2203 144.00 5 87 81.3 34.5 1408.5 17 66.2 672.9 * 28 229 24.6 23.4 387.7 4 47.0 191.7 11 2209 22.2 1 457 (-) 591/399 20.6
Aditya Birla Cap C * 2203 2417.12 10 71 67.7 11.7 22582.3 16 24.5 1706.0 * 51 - 7.6 7.1 6833.1 22 24.6 488.3 30 2209 8.1 45 148 M(-7) 163/86 18.3
Advik Capital C * 2203 22.02 1 8 3.0 4.2 46.6 643 2.1 0.5 * 736 - 0.0 - 37.8 264 15.1 3.7 999 2212 0.5 999 4 R(-) 6/2 -
Alfred Herbert C 2203 0.77 10 74 1343.2 0.8 4.8 -39 11.7 0.8 * LP 30 13.2 10.9 0.9 -37 43.3 0.4 -31 2209 24.1 161 695 (-5) 792/566 28.8
Almondz Global C 2203 15.53 6 60 77.8 10.7 86.7 9 11.2 18.5 - - 8.1 7.2 15.5 -20 11.8 3.9 -52 2209 4.9 -48 72 (3) 132/59 14.8
Anand Rathi Wea. C * 2203 20.84 5 49 96.3 43.3 425.6 52 43.3 126.7 184 220 34.2 30.4 140.2 29 44.0 43.2 35 2212 38.5 57 792 M(90) 800/542 20.6
Angel One C 2203 83.37 10 44 226.3 46.0 2305.0 77 39.8 624.9 * 109 271 77.2 75.0 745.9 39 38.6 213.6 59 2209 91.7 77 1315 M(-1) 2022/1066 14.3
Apollo Finvest 2203 3.73 10 71 126.4 35.8 74.0 364 18.3 12.7 210 - 34.7 34.1 13.6 -21 34.3 3.2 22 2209 38.2 120 504 (-15) 981/460 13.2
Arihant Capital C 2203 10.41 1 74 23.9 24.7 171.1 47 42.7 50.8 * 47 30 5.0 4.9 40.0 - 45.1 12.3 -2 2209 4.4 1 65 M(1) 99/44 14.7
Arman Financial C 2203 8.49 10 27 366.7 15.9 235.0 20 57.8 31.7 * 199 - 38.5 37.4 92.7 82 66.9 19.9 311 2209 69.4 382 1486 M(46) 1706/679 21.4
Arnold Holdings 2203 30.08 10 13 19.3 2.5 118.7 218 6.7 1.4 * 128 - 0.5 0.4 37.6 126 -55.4 1.4 169 2209 1.0 272 24 (3) 31/9 -
Aryaman Fin.Serv C 2203 11.68 10 62 44.6 12.0 84.8 -39 12.9 4.7 509 - 4.1 4.0 7.5 -43 21.5 1.0 -16 2209 1.4 -66 84 (5) 124/46 61.1
Ausom Enter. C 2203 13.62 10 74 88.8 4.7 34.1 -93 22.7 5.4 -65 10 4.0 3.9 49.0 999 4.8 4.7 -13 2209 3.2 -72 68 (-4) 109/56 21.1
Authum Invest 2203 16.98 1 71 209.8 34.1 907.3 255 94.3 668.7 394 - 39.4 39.4 311.5 80 98.7 256.8 75 2209 31.5 -5 202 (-19) 284/126 6.4
Avonmore Capital C 2203 23.35 10 68 119.9 17.1 115.5 23 19.0 32.5 49 - 15.0 13.9 19.7 -17 31.8 6.2 -35 2209 53.3 317 73 M(8) 105/57 1.4
Baid Finserv 2203 24.01 2 35 12.5 6.2 50.1 -7 63.9 8.8 * 17 5 0.8 0.7 13.4 8 61.5 2.5 15 2209 0.8 42 23 B(3) 27/12 -
Bajaj Finance C 2203 121.09 2 56 793.5 17.5 31640.4 19 62.4 7046.6 * 59 1000 122.7 116.4 9972.6 29 68.6 2780.7 88 2209 163.9 99 6011 (-546) 8044/5236 36.7
Bajaj Finserv C 2203 159.28 1 61 266.6 12.0 68431.3 13 31.3 4553.7 * 2 80 32.1 28.6 20803.3 16 35.5 1556.9 39 2209 34.3 29 1384 B(-168)1862/1078 40.3
Bajaj Holdings C 2203 111.29 10 51 3862.5 10.1 4380.2 12 8.4 4055.7 11 1150 367.5 364.4 201.0 25 75.2 1242.8 10 2209 391.6 9 5813 (206) 7378/4300 14.8
Balmer Law. Inv. C 2203 22.20 10 60 485.8 7.9 2147.4 31 8.6 86.9 * 9 300 64.3 39.1 560.7 13 7.1 22.7 29 2209 47.7 4 368 (-2) 434/353 7.7
Bengal & Assam C 2203 11.30 10 73 4384.6 14.8 13631.1 30 9.8 626.2 * 26 150 933.6 554.4 4240.2 25 8.8 203.1 63 2209 683.2 4 4257 (-123) 4662/2161 6.2
BF Investment C 2203 18.83 5 74 1091.1 5.4 268.4 -26 5.8 197.8 -26 - 52.7 52.5 13.7 129 93.9 51.3 27 2209 55.8 -34 347 (-3) 462/236 6.2
Bombay Oxygen 2203 1.50 100 73 21411 8.9 33.6 -45 93.5 28.1 * -46 20 1883.91871.2 17.5 -12 97.4 15.3 -12 2209 - PL 12198 (-251)19444/10216 -
Capital India C 2203 77.73 10 73 78.7 - 532.1 67 11.2 -2.1 * PL 1 2.4 - 170.9 33 6.3 -7.2 PL 2209 - -999 98 (1) 161/87 -
Capri Global C 2203 35.17 2 75 116.1 11.3 981.8 33 61.3 205.1 * 16 25 12.2 11.7 346.4 54 61.3 56.3 7 2209 11.9 20 755 M(2) 809/514 63.5
Centrum Capital C 2203 41.60 1 38 14.3 - 703.6 37 23.2 -171.5 -378 - - - 379.3 142 21.6 -17.2 -77 2209 - -560 24 (-1) 36/18 -
Choice Intl. C * 2203 99.51 10 51 38.6 18.6 286.0 63 32.0 53.6 220 - 5.7 5.4 98.4 45 24.6 13.9 2 2212 4.5 11 272 B(17) 299/78 59.9
Chola Financial C 2203 18.78 1 49 366.8 17.3 14734.9 6 50.5 1023.0 * 24 55 62.7 54.5 4355.3 22 49.3 282.9 -7 2209 58.8 44 591 M(31) 738/538 10.0
Cholaman.Inv.&Fn C 2203 164.34 2 52 157.0 20.2 10231.8 6 70.6 2153.6 * 42 100 27.4 26.2 3067.0 23 67.8 562.8 -8 2209 28.5 47 691 M(-41) 818/583 24.3
Comfort Fincap C 2203 10.85 10 55 44.1 10.3 12.5 12 76.3 4.4 6 - 4.1 4.1 4.1 37 82.8 1.4 8 2209 4.2 14 104 (15) 109/21 24.5
Cons. Finvest 2203 32.36 10 72 146.7 0.1 12.2 8 22.3 0.6 * -93 - 0.2 0.2 2.2 -51 - -2.6 66 2209 1.6 LP 136 (-5) 242/115 84.6
CreditAcc. Gram. C * 2203 156.19 10 74 281.0 9.5 2750.1 12 54.8 363.0 171 - 26.3 23.2 814.3 32 63.0 172.0 171 2209 37.6 585 868 M(-34) 1154/574 23.1
Dhani Services C 2203 120.65 2 33 67.8 - 1465.4 7 -37.6 -864.6 * -339 - - - 182.9 -45 -44.1 -87.8 58 2209 - 6 37 M(-4) 161/29 -
Dhunseri Invest. C 2203 6.10 10 75 3588.7 8.5 643.0 59 12.0 154.0 * 11 25 289.8 252.5 73.7 15 44.1 134.6 186 2209 432.9 32 680 (-6) 865/550 1.6
Dolat Algotech C 2203 17.60 1 74 34.2 37.6 322.1 13 79.5 167.4 14 20 9.5 9.5 87.7 35 62.1 42.0 24 2209 9.6 -6 61 (-3) 109/59 6.4
Edelweiss.Fin. C 2203 94.31 1 33 68.8 2.9 7401.3 -32 43.3 188.8 24 145 3.6 2.0 2099.7 13 30.4 41.3 6 2209 2.2 -50 74 M(10) 76/49 33.6
Emk.Global Fin. C 2203 24.64 10 74 84.3 18.4 274.3 69 20.0 33.8 * 204 13 16.8 13.7 58.0 -25 16.6 6.2 -35 2209 10.3 -5 75 (-3) 148/61 7.3
Equitas Holdings C 2203 341.79 10 - 104.4 5.7 4044.9 6 46.3 185.8 * -61 - 9.2 5.4 1146.6 15 46.7 70.9 97 2209 8.4 -23 131 (2) 137/76 15.6
Finkurve Fin. 2203 12.69 1 53 13.1 14.7 43.7 113 70.2 21.6 379 - 1.7 1.7 10.9 75 70.5 4.8 193 2209 2.0 575 83 (17) 90/35 40.6
Five-Star Bus.Fi 2203 29.14 1 35 137.5 15.1 1256.2 19 73.0 453.6 * 26 - 16.0 15.6 361.9 17 70.9 144.2 22 2209 17.8 34 589 M(-15) 687/476 33.0
Flomic Global 2203 7.20 10 27 39.8 35.3 376.4 126 8.1 9.6 * 288 - 31.1 13.4 125.2 55 9.3 4.3 509 2209 21.7 593 115 (-3) 182/91 5.3

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Fusion Microfin. 2203 100.63 10 68 210.2 1.7 1201.4 38 39.6 21.8 -50 - 2.7 2.2 452.3 68 60.2 95.1 999 2209 18.3 - 390 M(19) 416/321 21.3
Ganges Securitie C 2203 10.00 10 67 572.2 1.7 36.0 2 23.3 8.0 -18 - 8.7 8.0 19.5 25 71.2 10.5 35 2209 11.1 52 122 (-2) 153/80 11.0
Garnet Intl. C 2203 19.64 10 53 15.9 - 43.8 147 1.8 -1.2 52 - - - 19.0 31 5.4 0.7 999 2209 1.0 LP 71 (31) 118/32 -
General Insuranc C 2203 877.20 5 86 221.1 7.3 49739.3 2 7.3 2386.4 * 20 45 13.7 13.6 12571.9 -7 17.2 2216.6 64 2209 28.6 96 182 (-6) 204/108 6.4
Geojit Fin. Ser. C 2203 23.91 1 55 28.0 23.4 501.1 18 46.2 150.6 * 23 300 7.3 6.3 112.2 -12 35.6 23.1 -42 2209 4.9 -18 49 M(2) 87/43 9.9
GFL C 2203 10.99 1 69 32.9 - 855.3 125 9.3 -110.8 * 13 - 16.7 - 381.7 607 22.3 -17.3 61 2209 - 98 65 (-2) 94/58 -
HB Portfolio C 2203 10.76 10 61 183.8 3.6 18.6 -14 38.2 6.5 * 82 - 6.3 6.0 3.9 7 32.0 1.3 LP 2209 6.9 27 47 (9) 50/26 6.8
HDFC AMC 2203 106.69 5 63 250.1 27.0 2433.2 11 78.6 1393.1 * 5 840 67.8 65.3 648.9 7 62.3 364.1 6 2209 64.8 - 2113 M(-77)2504/1691 32.6
HDFC Life Insur. C 2203 2149.18 10 50 57.5 11.1 67891.6 -6 1.1 1326.9 -2 17 6.4 6.2 23170.0 12 1.2 329.0 19 2209 6.9 30 604 M(34) 679/497 88.2
IDFC C * 2203 1599.98 10 - 58.3 0.4 105.1 30 75.7 31.4 * LP 10 0.2 0.2 58.5 98 79.6 297.6 35 2209 4.8 LP 88 M(4) 88/42 18.5
ICICI Lombard 2203 491.10 10 48 202.5 15.4 16834.6 33 6.0 1269.9 * -14 90 28.7 25.9 4704.5 18 12.2 590.5 32 2209 32.0 21 1250 M(8) 1466/1071 39.1
ICICI Pru Life C 2203 1438.56 10 73 66.7 4.0 66234.6 -24 -3.1 347.4 * -52 6 2.9 2.4 23111.9 -1 -1.1 200.1 -55 2209 6.0 36 478 M(26) 640/430 80.3
ICICI Securities C 2203 161.41 5 75 80.8 65.0 3437.7 33 63.6 1382.0 * 29 480 44.8 42.8 865.6 1 60.5 300.4 -14 2209 40.1 3 504 M(10) 838/408 12.6
IIFL Finance C 2203 75.99 2 25 220.0 20.0 7004.4 17 66.2 1186.5 * 56 175 34.4 31.2 2051.4 20 64.0 379.6 30 2209 35.3 25 471 M(-5) 521/270 13.4
IIFL Securities C 2203 60.97 2 31 42.1 27.7 1305.6 52 42.0 297.7 * 38 150 11.9 9.8 323.4 2 32.2 55.7 -23 2209 8.7 -2 64 M(-1) 106/62 7.4
IL&FS Inv.Manag. C 2203 62.81 2 50 6.6 3.7 57.4 -2 25.1 7.8 * -1 20 0.3 0.2 19.8 54 10.0 4.3 916 2209 0.4 167 7 (-1) 10/6 -
India Finsec C 2203 24.94 10 54 23.7 9.3 24.3 34 49.3 5.2 43 - 2.7 2.1 10.5 102 46.9 0.9 40 2209 1.9 27 46 (6) 61/19 24.8
Indian Infotech 2203 100.56 1 16 2.3 - 55.4 35 0.8 0.3 LP - - - 2.3 2 84.5 1.9 -9 2209 - LP 2 CR(-) 11/2 -
Inditrade Cap. C 2203 23.35 10 74 59.0 3.7 201.0 10 21.9 5.1 -14 - 4.2 2.2 55.7 21 23.3 2.8 84 2209 2.4 14 34 CR(1) 45/24 13.9
Indl.& Prud.Inv. C 2203 1.68 10 68 3580.8 6.5 39.1 39 16.1 36.9 40 500 220.0 220.0 1.7 23 90.1 10.5 52 2209 241.8 9 1846 (-29) 2189/1200 7.6
Indostar Capital C 2203 136.08 10 89 224.2 - 1174.3 -9 -27.5 -736.2 * -254 - - - 294.5 3 72.1 51.6 31 2209 - -116 155 (-7) 280/117 -
Intellivate Capi 2203 4.30 1 50 4.2 - 0.1 -82 -99.9 -0.2 * PL - - - 0.2 999 32.2 0.1 LP 2209 - PL 12 M(-) 12/7 -
Jindal Poly Inve C 2203 10.51 10 75 2406.2 54.6 2088.8196478 62.9 599.3 * LP - 783.9 570.2 747.7 54 31.4 -6.0 PL 2209 329.5 2 488 (25) 647/205 1.5
JM Financial C 2203 95.48 1 56 83.5 10.5 3763.3 17 64.5 773.3 * 31 165 8.5 8.1 877.1 -10 65.9 180.0 3 2209 7.8 1 71 M(-3) 85/57 9.1
JSW Holdings C 2203 11.10 10 66 16086 0.9 186.1 101 96.9 151.6 102 - 136.6 136.6 337.5 151 99.4 254.5 144 2209 263.6 101 4296 (-125) 5250/2806 16.3
Kalyani Invest. C 2203 4.37 10 75 12385 1.2 74.3 49 37.4 57.2 65 - 131.1 130.8 37.5 154 98.5 33.5 66 2209 131.9 5 1990 (-247) 2297/1415 15.1
Kama Holdings C 2203 6.45 10 75 7994.2 22.3 12585.3 48 24.9 956.3 * 58 1620 2281.31482.6 3919.2 37 23.6 385.2 99 22091948.7 67 12432 (39) 14600/8310 6.4
KIFS Financial 2203 10.82 10 74 38.4 16.3 32.7 56 97.1 6.1 62 14 6.0 5.7 7.1 -2 98.3 1.6 17 2209 6.3 50 118 (1) 336/92 18.8
Kiran Vyapar C 2203 27.28 10 75 532.1 9.1 186.8 22 64.8 120.5 * 32 15 45.2 44.2 22.5 -55 82.1 16.8 -65 2209 24.4 -49 143 (-5) 175/115 5.8
Kirloskar Indus. C * 2203 9.88 10 72 2750.1 9.4 3816.5 83 18.0 192.1 * 17 100 291.0 194.4 1812.1 83 12.4 69.1 -9 2209 164.3 -41 2058 M(94) 2175/1182 12.5
Kreon Finnancial 2203 10.59 10 48 7.5 - 4.3 150 48.4 2.1 LP - 2.0 2.0 2.3 170 46.9 0.9 140 2209 3.2 235 54 (-2) 101/37 17.1
L&T Fin.Holdings C * 2203 2479.67 10 66 82.4 4.8 12323.6 -10 54.7 919.7 * 35 5 4.1 3.7 3491.0 13 49.3 605.6 121 2212 7.4 116 95 M(5) 98/59 12.9
Life Insurance C 2203 6325.00 10 97 42.4 45.3724744.3 3 1.6 4124.7 39 15 7.2 6.5223138.0 19 6.816388.5 999 2209 38.7 - 710 (1) 920/588 18.4
LKP Securities C 2203 15.04 2 70 8.2 26.4 94.3 11 23.4 13.5 * 229 15 2.1 1.8 21.9 -9 16.6 1.8 -52 2209 1.2 56 14 M(-1) 20/12 11.8
Lohia Securities C 2203 4.98 10 73 162.2 34.7 300.1 126 9.6 18.4 112 2 37.8 37.0 67.9 -17 10.2 4.4 -9 2209 53.3 119 173 (-9) 236/108 3.2
M & M Fin. Serv. C 2203 247.12 2 52 138.5 6.9 11443.9 -6 53.1 1120.6 * 92 180 10.3 9.1 3029.3 3 63.6 531.3 -51 2209 19.3 LP 232 M(-9) 247/128 12.0
Mah. Scooters 2203 11.43 10 51 20307 0.7 194.5 535 89.4 142.7 * 999 800 126.6 124.9 192.4 15 96.7 190.0 40 2209 171.8 37 4427 (-275) 5603/3319 25.8
Maha Rashtra Apx C 2203 14.15 10 63 105.9 0.2 9.1 -74 -1.8 0.3 * -99 - 0.3 0.2 0.8 -79 -11.7 0.6 LP 2209 2.5 89 121 (-16) 148/71 48.3
Manappuram Fin. C 2203 169.28 2 35 105.8 16.9 6125.4 -4 64.1 1327.7 * -23 150 18.0 15.7 1714.1 10 64.7 408.4 10 2209 14.3 -31 122 (3) 174/82 8.5
Mangal Credit 2203 19.31 10 64 56.2 5.9 13.9 21 77.6 6.1 6 5 3.4 3.1 4.9 60 74.8 2.0 46 2209 3.5 22 115 (-) 149/87 32.7
MAS FINANC SER C 2203 54.66 10 74 251.6 12.8 691.1 10 80.7 159.3 * 10 30 29.5 29.1 240.2 45 76.6 50.0 28 2209 32.8 21 821 (-8) 938/469 25.0
Max Financial C 2203 69.02 2 15 113.3 - 31187.6 0 1.3 253.4 * -40 - 7.5 7.3 9322.6 - 0.8 51.3 29 2209 8.7 - 806 (121) 1037/628 92.7
Max Ventures C 2203 147.10 10 50 81.7 37.3 565.0 222 6.0 387.4 * 999 - 27.3 26.3 33.4 101 24.9 3.4 LP 2209 - 55 149 M(2) 205/85 -
Mefcom Capital C 2203 9.14 2 74 3.2 - 107.1 251 4.3 3.0 * 37 - 0.7 0.7 18.4 -48 6.4 1.2 -27 2209 - PL 26 M(-2) 35/4 -
MKVentures Cap. 2203 3.42 10 84 50.8 34.5 13.7 65 93.7 4.6 * 70 - 13.4 13.4 2.7 -60 97.3 1.8 -42 2209 7.3 -39 1176 (201) 1259/447 161.8
Monarch Networth C 2203 31.05 10 55 62.1 40.1 154.5 50 48.3 54.3 * 96 10 17.8 17.5 37.7 -10 45.1 12.0 -12 2209 16.6 24 333 (-8) 419/140 20.1
Moneyboxx Fin. 2203 23.41 10 59 23.0 - 23.3 112 18.8 -3.7 -25 - - - 10.2 90 8.3 -2.9 -118 2209 - -44 168 M(1) 219/95 -
Morgan Ventures 2203 9.90 10 75 59.7 19.4 16.7 187 91.0 8.4 473 - 8.5 8.4 7.0 38 98.9 5.9 27 2209 15.7 205 61 (1) 73/16 3.9
Motil.Oswal.Fin. C 2203 14.79 1 69 403.8 25.8 4319.8 19 49.1 1309.7 * -2 1000 91.8 88.6 1327.3 - 56.1 509.3 -7 2209 73.0 -31 736 M(40) 1005/651 10.1
Motor & Gen Fin C 2203 19.36 5 69 13.0 - 6.3 28 -35.6 -2.5 -31 - - - 2.0 18 -13.1 -0.1 84 2209 - PL 26 (-2) 42/24 -
Mufin Green 2203 5.03 2 58 59.1 11.3 15.3 -33 84.3 10.9 -45 10 4.3 4.3 6.7 11 52.5 2.0 -64 2209 1.1 -88 226 M(-7) 269/48 213.3
Mukesh Babu Fin. C 2203 6.97 10 63 289.5 0.9 22.3 -58 20.6 1.8 -87 12 2.9 2.6 3.8 -11 72.5 1.9 285 2209 3.9 139 81 (-6) 144/72 20.7
Muthoot Cap.Serv 2203 16.45 10 63 255.6 - 398.0 -21 -5.0 -171.9 PL - - - 109.8 11 54.2 18.2 LP 2209 - -999 258 (-17) 375/159 -
Muthoot Finance C * 2203 401.45 10 73 491.5 23.4 12237.5 6 79.2 4017.1 * 6 200 101.8 100.1 2841.9 -7 78.4 891.9 -11 2209 93.4 -6 1062 M(-29) 1518/950 11.4
Naga Dhunseri C 2203 1.00 10 74 6933.5 12.9 75.4 24 6.6 73.0 28 25 735.3 730.3 6.6 41 94.4 16.6 -10 2209 833.2 4 1380 (-) 1615/1100 1.7
Nalwa Sons Invst C 2203 5.14 10 56 12977 1.0 97.4 44 82.1 66.1 59 - 128.6 128.5 97.5 62 99.0 72.2 85 2209 185.0 58 2225 (-58) 2788/1228 12.0
NBI Indl. Fin. 2203 1.23 5 74 7849.0 0.3 12.3 469 88.5 7.9 392 - 32.4 32.3 4.3 -26 83.7 2.4 -42 2209 24.6 25 1618 (-27) 2688/1478 65.9
NCl Res. & Finl. 2203 107.03 1 - 1.3 1.7 2.0 6 55.8 1.0 999 - 0.0 - 1.0 153 24.3 0.2 106 2209 - LP 1 R(-) 3/1 -
New India Assura C 2203 824.00 5 85 159.6 - 35915.5 9 0.5 201.6 * -88 6 1.8 1.2 11594.0 19 0.2 47.1 -68 2209 0.8 -86 128 (-3) 148/78 -
Nippon Life Ind. C 2203 623.15 10 74 53.7 22.6 1535.6 8 66.3 744.2 9 110 12.4 11.9 413.5 -3 46.8 206.1 -4 2209 10.7 -14 251 M(-1) 372/241 23.4
Niyogin Fintech C 2203 94.34 10 40 29.6 - 107.1 111 -5.1 -5.9 12 - - - 26.5 2 -36.0 -5.6 -245 2209 - -41 37 M(-) 84/30 -
Optimus Finance C * 2203 7.47 10 72 32.6 14.6 71.4 32 9.7 2.6 * 30 - 5.2 3.5 29.3 85 8.8 1.3 101 2209 5.1 81 66 M(11) 100/26 12.9
Oracle Credit 2203 6.94 10 46 19.8 6.8 0.8 124 46.5 0.4 160 - 0.6 0.6 0.7 583 10.7 0.4 725 2209 1.6 572 144 M(3) 341/37 91.7
Oswal Green Tech 2203 256.81 10 64 96.2 1.9 105.7 -8 61.3 46.1 -8 - 1.9 1.8 26.9 4 -11.0 12.9 -17 2209 1.8 9 25 (-2) 33/20 14.0
Paisalo Digital C 2203 44.90 1 32 24.9 8.7 392.2 13 75.1 79.3 * 37 10 1.8 1.8 120.3 21 69.1 24.2 13 2209 1.9 38 78 M(1) 97/58 40.4
Pilani Invest. C 2203 11.07 10 58 9618.8 1.9 257.8 29 97.2 201.4 108 150 182.2 181.9 112.4 15 99.0 89.3 13 2209 200.6 29 1892 (-48) 2130/1510 9.4
Piramal Enterp. C 2203 47.73 2 43 1151.1 5.7 15236.5 13 42.3 1952.4 * 50 1650 109.7 81.8 1956.2 22 -96.6 -1988.7 PL 2209 - PL 830 (-7) 1478/785 -
PNB Gilts 2203 180.01 10 74 68.9 11.7 774.8 -26 90.1 160.2 * -65 50 9.0 8.9 340.5 26 74.8 -7.9 PL 2209 - PL 64 (-1) 79/58 -
Poonawalla Fin C 2203 153.02 2 61 83.7 9.1 2042.5 -13 60.0 375.4 * LP 20 5.6 4.9 654.9 28 63.3 163.1 71 2209 6.7 LP 288 M(-16) 344/209 42.8
Prime Securities C 2203 16.12 5 - 36.5 17.5 45.7 1 44.6 14.8 * 80 45 4.9 4.6 8.7 -34 16.2 0.4 -95 2209 2.8 -31 102 M(2) 127/84 37.2

46 Jan 23 – Feb 05, 2023 CAPITAL MARKET

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Full Year Latest Quarter TTM Market Data

Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Prudent Corp. C 2203 20.70 5 58 67.7 40.7 458.6 56 26.8 80.3 * 77 20 22.6 19.4 148.8 37 28.4 27.6 41 2209 22.2 - 1046 (-21) 1107/463 47.1
PTC India Fin C 2203 642.28 10 65 36.9 5.9 968.7 -15 78.4 130.0 * 408 - 2.1 2.0 195.8 -19 91.2 52.7 - 2209 2.1 107 17 (1) 26/12 8.0
Quest Capital * 2203 10.00 10 75 735.6 3.3 38.8 -16 74.3 21.7 * 46 25 21.8 21.7 0.9 -61 84.3 0.6 -66 2212 18.8 33 230 (12) 371/200 12.2
Rane Holdings C 2203 14.28 10 47 567.8 1.4 2720.2 32 7.0 10.6 * LP 120 97.7 7.4 883.8 27 7.0 20.5 47 2209 21.2 64 875 (-42) 977/552 41.2
Religare Enterp. C 2203 323.39 10 - -40.4 - 3372.4 33 4.3 -1027.0 * -102 - - - 1183.3 33 6.6 -169.3 57 2209 - 37 173 M(1) 192/98 -
Sakthi Finance 2203 64.71 10 67 31.0 4.9 181.4 6 69.2 9.5 * 3 6 2.2 1.5 47.4 2 69.5 3.3 28 2209 1.6 6 33 (-3) 41/19 21.1
Sastasundar Ven. C 2203 31.81 10 74 277.7 - 643.1 17 99.9 -34.8 * -248 - - - 260.1 60 -1.7 4.8 LP 2209 - -382 297 (11) 547/234 -
Satin Creditcare C 2203 79.12 10 38 184.0 1.4 1380.9 0 48.7 20.8 * LP - 4.6 2.6 360.7 11 61.6 57.2 423 2209 - 45 156 M(-7) 175/76 -
Saumya Cons 2203 6.91 10 55 129.9 8.6 37.3 38 22.4 7.3 -40 - 10.8 10.6 10.3 7 60.0 5.8 -3 2209 - PL 91 (6) 330/75 -
SBI Cards 2203 945.70 10 69 94.3 23.0 11301.5 16 24.1 1616.6 * 64 25 18.7 17.1 3453.3 28 27.7 525.6 52 2209 22.4 105 775 M(-20) 1029/656 34.6
SBI Life Insuran 2203 1000.83 10 55 122.1 13.7 84015.6 1 0.9 1506.0 3 20 15.8 15.0 27728.5 8 1.5 376.7 53 2209 16.7 36 1301 M(61) 1340/1004 77.7
SG Finserve * 2203 41.27 10 51 125.3 10.0 2.2 -8 47.7 0.9 * -46 - 0.2 0.2 1.9 203 30.8 0.6 130 2209 - PL 589 M(227) 589/34 -
Shalibhadra Fin. 2203 5.65 10 50 112.2 12.5 22.3 5 68.1 6.0 71 8 10.8 10.7 6.6 25 69.4 2.1 48 2209 13.0 94 170 M(7) 260/121 13.1
Shardul Sec. C 2203 17.50 10 75 256.7 2.2 15.5 -35 83.2 9.6 * -38 - 5.7 5.5 10.4 24 91.9 7.9 27 2209 1.6 -84 102 (-5) 124/81 62.3
Share India Sec. C 2203 31.91 10 53 180.1 55.9 866.6 91 35.0 203.1 * 152 60 66.6 63.7 243.3 11 44.8 71.6 49 2209 79.8 88 1208 (-23) 1475/1001 15.1
Shri.City Union. C 2203 67.04 10 37 1508.5 13.0 7077.5 15 63.3 1151.8 * 8 370 184.7 171.8 2156.4 26 63.1 379.4 27 2209 203.5 23 1924 M(-) 2043/1402 9.5
Shriram AMC 2203 6.00 10 69 2.9 - 4.9 -8 -8.2 -1.6 -215 - - - 1.8 18 -17.1 -1.0 PL 2209 - PL 232 (122) 232/93 -
Shriram Finance C 2203 374.43 10 25 751.2 11.4 19274.2 11 69.7 2721.7 * 9 200 76.3 72.7 5351.3 14 75.9 1069.5 38 2209 101.8 57 1272 M(-114)1509/1003 12.5
Smartlink Hold. C 2203 2.00 2 70 165.4 4.2 80.4 10 8.4 7.4 * -19 - 9.9 7.4 46.9 154 3.4 - PL 2209 5.6 -22 137 (-6) 194/98 24.6
SMC Global Sec. C 2203 20.94 2 67 85.1 20.5 1120.8 23 26.5 174.4 * 67 120 18.6 16.7 302.2 5 21.5 29.5 -43 2209 13.5 -8 77 M(-1) 95/69 5.7
Som Datt Finance 2203 10.01 10 69 21.6 18.5 5.4 0 87.6 3.8 -13 - 3.8 3.8 2.8 23 95.8 2.3 32 2209 - PL 156 (2) 170/21 -
Spandana Sphoort C 2203 70.98 10 63 403.8 2.4 1479.8 -2 42.6 69.3 * -52 - 11.1 9.8 310.2 -22 53.4 55.2 LP 2209 - PL 569 M(-11) 650/289 -
SREI Infra. Fin. C 2203 503.09 10 61 -271.5 - 3122.0 -11 12.4 -2400.2 * 66 - - - 460.9 -36 10.1 -79.3 96 2209 2.9 LP 3 (-) 7/3 1.1
Star Health Insu 2203 581.68 10 59 112.5 - 10610.1 110 -12.8 -1039.3 * 4 - - - 3002.6 11 4.0 93.1 LP 2209 - 78 569 M(-17) 865/469 -
Starteck Fin. C 2203 9.91 10 72 167.2 6.6 29.0 -62 90.1 10.2 -73 3 10.3 10.3 6.4 57 69.2 1.9 -30 2209 9.1 -29 142 (4) 196/113 15.7
Steel City Sec. C 2203 15.11 10 65 72.0 11.4 66.7 20 24.2 13.8 31 30 9.6 9.1 16.0 -7 18.7 3.2 -15 2209 8.5 5 59 (-3) 72/50 7.0
STEL Holdings C 2203 18.46 10 63 475.2 1.9 20.1 64 97.0 14.6 69 - 7.9 7.9 3.3 -44 95.8 2.4 -46 2209 6.6 -11 151 (-14) 174/93 23.0
Summit Securitie C 2203 10.90 10 75 4551.6 1.1 75.0 158 93.7 50.8 * 178 - 46.7 46.6 22.9 -63 95.5 15.7 -64 2209 28.4 -48 643 (-22) 899/470 22.6
Sundaram Fin.Hol C 2203 111.02 5 56 149.1 6.3 88.0 37 27.0 163.2 121 55 7.6 7.3 17.4 21 20.9 33.3 72 2209 8.4 62 91 (-4) 107/63 10.8
Sundaram Finance C 2203 111.10 10 38 831.7 14.1 5134.8 -3 72.5 1166.1 * 1 200 114.1 105.0 1339.6 3 75.3 306.1 18 2209 106.3 2 2312 (22) 2444/1557 21.8
Systematix Corp. C 2203 12.98 10 74 71.9 20.3 90.9 63 28.6 17.5 999 10 14.0 13.5 12.4 -49 -71.0 -8.2 PL 2209 5.7 6 203 (-) 599/174 35.7
Tamboli Capital C 2203 9.92 10 52 99.6 14.8 81.3 20 26.9 13.0 39 10 17.3 13.1 22.0 4 24.3 3.1 -22 2209 12.3 -14 101 (2) 156/56 8.2
Tata Inv.Corpn. C 2203 50.60 10 73 4014.8 1.3 271.9 45 84.2 214.3 * 39 550 42.5 42.3 107.1 20 93.8 107.1 7 2209 50.8 39 2293 (172) 2887/1218 45.1
TruCap Finance C 2203 23.24 2 60 23.0 3.0 76.0 153 47.5 4.0 206 1 0.8 0.3 30.4 72 48.0 0.3 -85 2209 0.2 1 60 M(-12) 188/54 -
U. Y. Fincorp C 2203 95.12 5 68 13.1 1.6 84.9 465 7.2 3.8 * -61 - 0.2 0.2 15.7 -56 23.5 3.1 24 2209 - PL 12 (-) 18/8 -
Ugro Capital 2203 70.56 10 3 135.5 1.5 313.4 104 54.2 14.6 -49 - 3.8 2.1 157.4 150 54.4 5.3 56 2209 3.1 71 155 (5) 229/131 49.6
Ujjivan Fin.Ser. C 2203 121.68 10 - 237.4 - 3092.2 -3 26.8 -190.0 * 8 - - - 1099.5 50 68.6 257.0 LP 2209 37.1 LP 268 (-10) 313/96 7.2
UTI AMC C 2203 126.97 10 - 287.5 15.6 1327.3 13 52.6 534.4 * 8 210 45.0 42.1 439.9 15 61.6 200.5 1 2209 37.5 -24 810 M(-51) 1084/595 21.6
Vardhman Hold. C 2203 3.19 10 75 9212.4 16.9 462.6 241 6.5 429.1 231 50 1345.11345.1 2.6 -82 55.6 60.5 -56 22091119.2 3 2920 (-56) 4400/2551 2.6
VLS Finance C 2203 38.66 10 46 737.1 7.8 232.3 5 91.0 210.0 * 1 15 54.7 54.3 80.5 -18 93.4 62.1 -22 2209 19.9 -77 176 (18) 241/115 8.9
Welspun Investme 2203 3.65 10 75 622.6 1.8 4.2 209 92.1 2.5 212 - 6.8 6.8 4.0 1 98.0 2.9 5 2209 7.3 -3 287 (-7) 391/241 39.2
IND.COMPOSITE 30507.95 1462141.5 12.3 60610.6 891507.1 7.436493.3 2376944 23.0
51 FINANCE - HOUSING
AAVAS Financiers C 2203 79.04 10 39 383.2 13.6 1305.6 18 73.0 355.2 * 23 - 47.9 44.9 395.2 21 72.2 106.6 16 2209 50.6 23 1866 M(58) 3337/1698 36.9
Aptus Value Hou. C 2203 99.60 2 62 63.8 15.1 840.2 28 79.8 370.1 39 - 7.6 7.4 277.1 36 78.3 123.3 45 2209 9.1 50 301 M(-2) 395/221 33.1
Can Fin Homes 2203 26.63 2 30 253.1 16.6 1988.5 -1 90.5 471.1 * 3 150 36.1 35.4 657.6 41 92.3 141.7 15 2209 40.8 16 543 (-3) 685/408 13.3
Coral India Fin. 2203 8.06 2 75 34.7 12.9 27.3 37 80.4 17.4 34 15 4.3 4.3 4.5 -35 66.8 3.1 -32 2209 3.5 -10 36 (2) 53/30 10.3
GIC Housing Fin C 2203 53.85 10 42 293.9 11.4 1154.7 0 81.1 172.3 * - 45 33.6 32.0 280.9 -6 88.6 56.3 24 2209 41.0 - 222 (-17) 248/110 5.4
HDFC C 2203 365.35 2 - 1010.9 13.5144937.9 -1 32.4 22594.7 21 1500 126.0 123.7 43927.3 14 32.3 6553.5 25 2209 132.2 16 2595 M(-58)2855/2027 19.6
HUDCO C 2203 2001.90 10 82 73.6 12.4 6997.7 -4 98.2 1716.4 9 35 8.6 8.6 1746.9 - 93.6 396.3 7 2209 8.7 3 51 (-2) 59/31 5.9
Home First Finan 2203 17.57 2 34 191.9 12.6 595.7 22 76.0 186.1 86 - 22.0 21.2 189.4 30 75.3 54.3 21 2209 24.1 66 738 M(-12) 1004/620 30.6
Indiabulls Hous. C 2203 94.32 2 10 359.0 7.2 8993.9 -10 87.5 1177.8 * -2 - 26.6 25.0 2231.3 - 81.7 289.5 1 2209 25.2 1 141 M(-14) 228/89 5.6
LIC Housing Fin. C 2203 110.01 2 45 464.0 10.1 20005.3 1 84.8 2285.6 * -17 425 42.6 41.6 5101.4 8 84.0 311.3 25 2209 56.8 104 396 (-28) 444/292 7.0
PNB Housing C * 2203 168.79 10 33 618.4 8.9 6200.7 -19 83.8 836.6 * -10 - 52.7 49.6 1683.4 6 78.3 262.6 12 2209 50.7 2 569 M(-4) 601/312 11.2
Repco Home Fin C 2203 62.56 10 37 386.2 8.8 1306.6 -6 72.5 194.1 * -35 25 33.1 31.0 317.6 -5 83.3 69.7 -19 2209 35.0 -18 231 (-1) 284/113 6.6
Star Housing Fin 2203 37.83 5 25 13.2 4.1 19.4 23 45.9 2.4 53 2 0.4 0.3 8.6 90 58.5 2.2 483 2209 0.7 682 50 XB(-2) 60/21 -
IND.COMPOSITE 3125.51 194373.5 46.1 30379.8 113642.3 22.0 8370.4 568952 17.2
52 FINANCE - TERM-LENDING INSTITUTIONS
Guj. State Fin. 2203 89.11 10 84 -309.5 - 11.1 -23 48.5 -127.8 -4 - - - 2.5 -4 -34.8 -32.6 1 2209 - -1 7 (-) 16/7 -
IRFC 2203 13068.5 10 86 33.3 15.8 20301.6 29 99.4 6089.8 * 38 14 4.7 4.7 5810.4 24 99.4 1714.3 14 2209 4.9 17 33 (-) 37/19 6.7
IFCI C 2203 2195.93 10 66 17.0 - 1595.6 -24 -19.1 -1582.9 * 19 190 - - 424.9 14 - 163.5 LP 2209 - 95 14 M(-) 17/8 -
Power Fin.Corpn. C 2203 2640.08 10 56 289.8 21.2 76344.9 6 89.1 14017.1 * 19 120 53.2 53.1 19344.4 - 93.2 3935.3 5 2209 53.6 8 150 (-) 162/97 2.8
REC Ltd C 2203 2633.22 10 53 204.3 21.3 39310.0 10 87.6 10012.1 * 19 153 38.1 38.0 9964.0 -1 91.9 2732.1 1 2209 39.0 10 123 B(3) 126/82 3.2
Tour. Fin. Corp. C 2203 90.37 10 18 107.7 9.9 254.3 -2 90.2 85.3 6 12 9.6 9.4 57.7 -12 77.3 19.7 -9 2209 9.6 - 88 (3) 95/46 9.1
IND.COMPOSITE 20717.22 137817.6 89.0 28493.6 71207.7 47.0 8532.2 119354 3.8
53 FOOD - PROCESSING - INDIAN
ADF Foods C 2203 21.97 10 37 174.2 16.2 421.2 14 15.9 47.8 * -3 40 25.9 21.8 106.7 -3 16.9 13.6 9 2209 20.8 -13 733 M(-35) 930/631 35.2
Avanti Feeds C 2203 13.62 1 43 141.6 11.7 5036.0 23 6.3 214.1 * -33 625 18.7 15.7 1322.1 8 5.6 57.4 63 2209 18.8 - 385 (-5) 638/364 20.5
Bambino Agro Ind 2203 8.01 10 75 103.0 12.3 257.3 -8 9.3 8.9 34 - 14.8 11.1 94.8 17 8.6 4.0 4 2209 11.6 2 359 (-27) 461/251 30.9

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Bikaji Foods C 2203 24.95 1 76 32.9 10.9 1611.0 23 8.7 78.0 * -14 2 4.7 3.1 577.0 32 11.1 41.5 43 2209 3.1 -14 422 (1) 447/303 136.1
Chamanlal Setia 2203 10.35 2 74 87.4 17.1 932.5 10 10.2 65.0 -21 - 13.6 12.6 266.5 59 9.8 20.2 110 2209 15.6 20 135 (2) 139/82 8.7
Dangee Dums 2203 15.40 1 64 1.1 - 20.6 53 21.4 -1.2 * 84 - 0.3 - 6.6 28 27.3 0.3 LP 2209 0.1 LP 18 B(-1) 32/13 -
DFM Foods 2203 10.06 2 74 25.9 - 554.5 6 -3.1 -24.8 * PL - - - 165.0 12 -6.7 -12.0 -284 2209 - PL 457 M(-2) 475/187 -
Dodla Dairy C 2203 59.49 10 62 153.2 17.5 2243.4 15 9.5 131.3 * 4 - 30.9 22.1 695.3 23 8.5 39.5 34 2209 22.1 13 509 (5) 615/385 23.0
Flex Foods 2203 12.45 10 60 91.3 8.3 110.4 7 16.5 9.1 * -25 10 11.5 7.3 28.3 -18 5.9 -0.5 PL 2209 3.7 -62 116 (16) 135/80 31.7
Foods & Inns C 2203 5.03 1 40 43.3 8.0 632.2 70 8.2 15.2 * 292 25 5.7 3.0 245.1 44 11.3 13.6 116 2209 4.7 70 148 (23) 154/57 31.1
Freshtrop Fruits * 2203 10.58 10 59 78.3 8.7 174.1 19 6.6 7.1 * -20 - 11.2 6.7 29.4 50 -4.1 -1.9 -604 2209 1.7 -78 103 M(10) 123/70 59.4
Godrej Agrovet C 2203 192.16 10 74 114.0 19.4 8306.1 33 8.0 417.9 * 33 95 30.8 21.7 2445.3 14 6.1 71.8 -34 2209 18.4 6 460 M(-15) 593/441 24.9
GRM Overseas C 2203 12.00 2 72 38.7 50.0 1134.3 42 8.2 84.0 * 86 93 14.5 14.0 270.6 7 8.2 13.7 -44 2209 12.3 10 377 (-32) 935/301 30.6
Hatsun Agro 2203 22.27 1 73 61.7 22.3 6370.4 15 11.2 237.5 * -10 600 24.6 10.7 1747.7 7 10.1 42.5 -52 2209 8.5 -33 897 XR(-3) 1216/791 105.5
Heritage Foods C 2203 23.20 5 39 144.9 16.1 2681.3 8 6.9 100.5 * -33 100 32.9 21.7 816.2 22 4.9 19.1 -52 2209 13.0 -50 366 CR(8) 450/250 28.2
Himalaya Food 2203 57.87 10 51 27.5 8.7 62.6 11 24.3 11.4 * 351 - 3.1 2.0 17.3 6 34.1 4.5 201 2209 3.0 151 25 (1) 29/16 8.2
Hindustan Foods C 2203 22.55 2 65 30.0 16.1 2040.1 45 5.5 44.6 * 20 - 6.1 4.0 661.8 40 6.4 18.9 73 2209 5.1 26 581 M(-34) 749/329 113.4
Kothari Ferment. 2203 15.00 10 75 39.4 0.5 97.0 2 10.5 0.3 * -94 - 4.1 0.2 24.6 7 1.3 -1.7 PL 2209 - PL 52 (-2) 94/47 -
KRBL C 2203 23.54 1 60 184.9 11.8 4210.6 5 15.7 459.1 * -18 350 22.7 19.5 1319.3 25 21.6 213.1 56 2209 23.8 - 400 (9) 449/185 16.8
KSE 2203 3.20 10 26 681.1 3.7 1670.1 8 0.6 8.5 * -92 200 36.1 26.7 393.7 -10 1.5 4.3 LP 2209 28.7 -85 1907 (27) 2378/1750 66.5
L T Foods C 2203 31.98 1 57 68.7 15.6 5427.4 14 10.9 292.1 * 7 100 13.0 9.1 1724.8 31 10.0 89.5 17 2209 10.1 18 117 (1) 136/59 11.7
Megastar Foods C 2203 10.00 10 68 38.8 16.4 184.8 14 6.3 5.4 * 32 - 7.2 5.4 65.0 47 7.2 1.5 26 2209 6.3 - 237 (8) 303/52 37.6
Mishtann Foods 2203 100.00 1 50 1.2 36.7 498.6 42 10.4 31.4 999 - 0.3 0.3 159.6 28 11.5 11.1 70 2209 0.4 310 9 B(-) 20/8 -
Mrs Bectors C 2203 58.82 10 51 84.4 12.6 988.2 12 12.4 56.8 * -21 25 17.5 9.7 347.4 41 12.8 21.9 21 2209 10.3 -7 445 M(11) 454/245 43.4
Nakoda Group 2203 13.92 10 69 13.8 11.4 59.6 93 7.5 1.7 32 10 2.0 1.2 15.8 21 7.1 0.3 -51 2209 1.0 -32 77 R(-8) 267/76 74.7
Parag Milk Foods C 2203 117.38 10 42 68.5 - 2071.8 12 -20.6 -520.7 * PL - - - 664.8 25 5.7 11.4 -50 2209 - PL 99 M(-4) 132/66 -
Prataap Snacks C 2203 11.73 5 71 263.0 1.9 1396.6 19 3.8 11.6 * 4 10 27.9 4.9 457.3 23 4.8 4.2 -71 2209 - PL 859 (-20) 1010/563 -
Sarveshwar Foods C * 2203 24.57 10 27 57.5 2.2 604.7 18 4.7 3.1 * -27 - 1.9 1.3 - - - - - 2203 1.3 -27 90 (1) 96/75 69.2
Sheetal Cool * 2203 10.50 10 66 69.7 29.0 326.8 41 11.5 18.6 * 518 - 28.1 17.7 - - - - - 2203 17.7 518 590 (-32) 707/262 33.3
SKM Egg Prod. C 2203 26.33 10 56 52.3 5.9 302.5 12 10.2 6.9 * -58 5 11.8 2.6 160.4 148 13.2 12.2 999 2209 8.4 89 152 (17) 157/52 18.1
Tasty Bite Eat. 2203 2.57 10 74 907.8 5.1 372.1 -3 9.2 10.9 * -72 10 136.9 42.3 142.0 65 14.1 9.5 621 2209 74.7 -47 10236 (-300)14400/8013 137.1
Umang Dairies 2203 11.00 5 75 20.1 - 204.0 -18 -7.0 -14.3 * PL - - - 60.5 25 -0.8 -1.6 75 2209 - -4 62 (-) 90/45 -
Vadilal Inds. C 2203 7.19 10 65 423.4 22.5 697.7 51 14.2 44.8 * 843 13 95.6 62.2 267.0 42 16.5 27.3 115 2209 133.7 136 2658 (-19) 2999/827 19.9
Varun Beverages C 2112 649.55 10 64 74.1 18.6 9175.3 21 18.4 705.8 * 81 25 19.0 10.9 3176.6 32 22.0 381.0 59 2209 22.2 119 1207 B(-122)1432/557 54.5
Virat Crane Inds 2203 20.42 10 75 30.4 10.9 96.1 13 8.7 6.0 -2 - 3.1 2.9 28.9 23 8.4 1.7 2 2209 3.2 - 36 (-1) 48/25 11.2
Zydus Wellness C 2203 63.63 10 65 779.1 6.6 2009.1 8 17.2 308.9 26 50 52.3 48.5 429.5 12 3.8 8.5 -61 2209 47.5 -6 1496 (-32) 1900/1431 31.5
IND.COMPOSITE 1723.29 62980.4 9.6 2883.3 37865.7 5.5 1140.2 179264 41.5
54 FOOD - PROCESSING - MNC
Britannia Inds. C 2203 24.09 1 51 84.7 50.0 14136.3 8 15.6 1524.8 * -18 5650 71.6 63.3 4379.6 21 16.3 493.3 28 2209 65.7 -1 4306 (14) 4535/3050 65.5
Nestle India 2112 96.42 10 63 241.5 113.1 14709.4 10 24.0 2320.8 * 11 2000 281.2 240.7 4591.0 18 22.0 668.3 8 2209 242.7 4 19741 (177)21053/16000 81.3
IND.COMPOSITE 120.51 28845.7 19.9 3845.6 17941.2 9.6 1161.6 294053 75.0
55 GLASS & GLASS PRODUCTS
Asahi India Glas C 2203 24.31 1 54 79.1 21.2 3170.4 31 24.1 339.3 * 165 200 20.5 14.0 1014.4 27 21.2 105.2 30 2209 18.1 60 518 (-3) 694/382 28.6
Borosil C 2203 11.44 1 70 71.3 12.5 839.9 44 16.7 91.7 * 130 - 11.0 8.0 271.4 22 14.1 25.2 -7 2209 9.0 51 355 M(-8) 463/218 39.3
Borosil Renew. 2203 13.05 1 62 64.5 23.7 644.2 28 38.0 166.1 * 85 - 16.0 12.7 169.3 5 24.8 24.3 -29 2209 11.2 -3 492 M(-13) 833/468 43.9
Empire Inds. 2203 6.00 10 73 446.3 9.4 544.0 11 10.8 23.5 * 88 250 63.6 39.2 184.1 64 10.6 7.8 131 2209 50.9 154 657 (-27) 870/525 12.9
Haldyn Glass C 2203 5.38 1 58 30.6 8.0 212.8 20 7.7 11.9 * 61 60 3.6 2.2 80.8 51 9.7 8.0 192 2209 4.0 59 66 (-2) 81/33 16.5
Hind.Natl.Glass 2203 17.91 2 71 -112.3 - 2097.0 10 -6.3 -346.6 * -20 - - - 573.3 16 -12.9 -107.0 -84 2209 - -84 8 (-1) 37/8 -
La Opala RG 2203 22.20 2 66 69.2 12.8 322.7 53 37.6 89.8 * 84 115 9.3 8.1 134.9 46 39.4 39.1 43 2209 10.4 42 385 (-6) 433/242 37.0
Saint-Gob. Sekur 2203 91.11 10 75 18.2 14.7 151.3 44 26.8 23.6 * 178 30 3.1 2.6 47.6 25 16.8 6.5 6 2209 3.2 31 99 (-5) 114/67 31.3
IND.COMPOSITE 191.40 7982.3 15.7 399.3 4951.5 6.3 109.0 29082 32.7
56 HEALTHCARE
Apollo Hospitals C 2203 71.89 5 29 416.3 16.6 14662.6 39 15.6 846.1 * 698 235 100.6 58.8 4251.1 14 13.3 204.0 -18 2209 58.4 5 4297 (-154) 5015/3366 73.6
Artemis Medicare C 2203 13.41 1 69 23.3 11.8 554.8 36 12.2 32.3 * 726 - 4.1 2.4 187.5 35 12.5 9.1 11 2209 2.8 34 75 M(-) 84/35 26.8
Aster DM Health. C 2203 499.51 10 38 83.1 15.7 10253.3 19 15.0 525.2 * 256 - 23.3 10.5 2816.3 12 11.3 46.2 -57 2209 9.8 40 223 (-6) 275/158 22.7
Dr Agarwal’s Eye 2203 4.70 10 72 201.3 36.0 201.2 44 29.2 23.9 * LP 30 94.3 50.9 68.8 18 27.1 9.1 -8 2209 70.6 117 1215 (-) 1580/545 17.2
Dr Lal Pathlabs C 2203 83.35 10 55 185.9 25.1 2087.4 32 26.9 345.3 * 18 120 54.4 41.4 533.8 7 26.9 71.7 -25 2209 29.8 -39 2151 M(-50)3648/1805 72.3
Fortis Health. C 2203 754.96 10 31 92.0 - 5931.5 42 19.1 376.1 * LP - 9.0 5.0 1607.2 10 19.5 165.4 55 2209 6.3 58 283 (1) 325/220 45.3
Fortis Malar C 2203 18.74 10 63 39.0 - 86.2 24 4.0 -8.3 * 44 - 2.3 - 23.3 17 9.8 -4.4 -16 2209 - -20 56 (-2) 79/48 -
Global Health C 2203 53.64 2 33 78.9 13.2 2166.6 50 21.1 196.0 * 599 - 12.1 7.3 617.2 27 21.4 58.7 41 2206 7.3 599 447 M(-14) 488/391 61.2
Health.Global C 2203 139.09 10 71 63.3 - 1394.8 38 19.1 -8.6 * 92 - 10.8 - 420.0 19 17.8 7.4 861 2209 0.3 LP 285 M(-) 320/221 -
Indrapr.Medical 2203 91.67 10 51 37.5 21.0 888.2 45 13.4 62.9 * 999 25 10.7 6.9 284.4 22 15.3 25.1 108 2209 8.4 40 84 (1) 93/52 10.1
KMC Speciality 2203 16.31 1 75 6.1 31.6 136.1 33 27.5 23.7 * 86 - 1.9 1.5 39.6 21 26.6 7.0 24 2209 1.6 22 64 (-1) 73/50 40.7
Kovai Medical 2203 10.94 10 56 600.4 18.8 906.0 31 28.8 105.0 * 35 60 174.0 95.9 252.5 16 27.1 30.3 25 2209 90.5 -7 1767 (49) 1925/1312 19.5
Krishna Institu. C 2203 80.03 10 39 195.7 28.9 1650.8 24 31.7 334.7 * 66 - 50.9 41.8 564.1 37 27.6 86.6 6 2209 39.8 15 1503 (-33) 1669/1116 37.8
Krsnaa Diagnost. C 2203 15.70 5 28 224.9 10.0 455.5 0 28.9 68.6 * - 50 35.0 21.8 122.9 14 24.9 15.3 22 2209 20.3 - 422 (-35) 770/421 20.8
Lotus Eye Hospit 2203 20.80 10 58 26.9 5.6 38.9 20 15.2 3.0 * 99 5 2.6 1.4 11.9 10 14.8 0.9 -28 2209 2.0 31 79 (-2) 97/42 39.0
Max Healthcare C 2203 970.72 10 24 71.3 9.9 3931.5 57 24.0 615.0 * 538 - 8.6 6.3 1137.1 12 28.0 457.4 203 2209 8.8 86 455 M(8) 483/306 51.9
Metropolis Healt C 2203 10.24 2 50 186.8 25.4 1228.3 23 28.7 202.6 * 11 400 51.9 39.6 300.4 -1 26.3 40.3 -31 2209 30.2 -36 1377 M(59) 3048/1268 45.6
Narayana Hrudaya C 2203 204.36 10 64 88.1 26.7 3701.3 43 17.9 349.0 * LP 10 26.1 17.1 1141.6 21 21.3 168.8 70 2209 21.8 57 728 (-21) 810/590 33.4
Poly Medicure C 2203 47.96 5 53 118.3 13.7 923.1 17 23.5 140.7 * 4 50 20.3 14.7 274.7 23 23.5 43.5 14 2209 14.7 -6 875 M(-31) 1044/652 59.5
Rainbow Child. C 2203 101.50 10 50 93.2 26.8 973.8 50 31.6 137.7 * 245 20 21.8 13.6 313.1 18 35.0 61.1 35 2209 15.4 - 751 M(4) 885/410 48.7

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Shalby C 2203 108.01 10 74 83.2 6.7 699.0 62 17.2 56.9 * 31 10 9.2 5.3 201.8 11 18.4 18.4 71 2209 6.0 12 156 (4) 168/95 26.0
Thyrocare Tech. C 2203 52.93 10 71 93.1 32.9 588.9 19 40.8 157.1 * 46 150 36.1 29.7 135.0 -23 23.4 15.4 -80 2209 15.1 -61 566 M(-45) 1085/562 37.5
Vijaya Diagnost. C 2203 10.21 1 55 49.0 26.4 462.4 23 44.1 109.0 * 29 100 15.8 10.7 120.8 7 40.4 23.3 -16 2209 8.8 -23 408 M(-20) 554/292 46.3
IND.COMPOSITE 3380.67 53921.8 19.5 4693.9 30849.4 9.2 1560.7 237977 49.9
57 HOTELS
Advani Hotels. 2203 9.24 2 50 11.3 14.0 51.3 87 21.0 6.5 * LP 70 2.0 1.4 16.3 185 21.0 2.2 LP 2209 4.6 LP 80 (-1) 108/61 17.2
Barbeque-Nation C 2203 19.49 5 34 104.1 - 860.6 70 15.5 -27.5 * 70 - 25.6 - 310.5 41 19.0 4.8 76 2209 8.7 LP 917 M(-65) 1539/879 105.5
Benares Hotels 2203 1.30 10 63 646.5 7.5 49.8 106 29.3 5.7 LP 100 92.4 43.5 17.7 67 28.7 3.0 513 2209 115.0 LP 2938 (240) 3248/1600 25.6
Chalet Hotels C 2203 205.02 10 72 67.8 - 507.8 78 19.4 -70.9 * 46 - 2.3 - 247.8 93 34.5 14.8 LP 2209 0.5 LP 336 M(-19) 410/224 -
CHL C 2203 10.96 2 73 -22.7 - 62.3 167 20.4 -8.0 * 62 - 1.4 - 27.9 90 19.9 -3.4 - 2209 - 56 15 (-) 22/13 -
Coffee Day Enter C 2203 211.25 10 11 169.9 - 638.2 -29 -0.1 -144.5 * 64 - 0.2 - 229.2 56 13.0 5.7 LP 2209 2.8 LP 47 (-2) 87/39 16.8
Country Club Hos C 2203 32.69 2 74 20.1 - 56.8 19 -55.4 -43.7 10 - - - 14.0 -13 -28.5 -5.3 43 2209 - 12 8 (-) 10/6 -
Devyani Intl. C 2203 120.47 1 63 6.8 - 2084.0 84 21.2 143.2 * LP - 3.0 1.2 747.4 45 22.3 70.1 51 2209 2.1 416 158 (-23) 215/141 73.9
EIH C 2203 125.07 2 36 50.2 - 985.3 100 -4.8 -149.1 * 59 - - - 401.1 74 20.9 59.3 LP 2209 2.0 LP 176 (-1) 205/121 88.2
EIH Assoc.Hotels 2203 30.47 10 75 111.6 4.1 195.2 93 16.6 13.5 * LP - 9.6 4.4 58.5 30 11.3 2.6 LP 2209 10.3 LP 408 (-20) 522/323 39.7
HLV 2203 131.85 2 50 6.2 - 73.0 286 -33.5 -33.0 * 26 - - - 35.4 130 -2.7 -3.6 64 2209 - 80 11 (-1) 16/8 -
ITDC C 2203 85.77 10 87 35.6 - 289.4 63 -0.3 3.4 * LP - 1.2 0.4 92.2 33 12.4 11.5 717 2209 2.9 LP 345 (-10) 441/263 119.0
Indian Hotels Co C 2203 142.04 1 38 50.6 - 3056.2 94 13.2 -291.5 * 67 40 0.8 - 1232.6 69 24.1 113.1 LP 2209 3.1 LP 305 M(-12) 349/181 99.8
Jubilant Food. C 2203 131.97 2 42 31.3 25.1 4396.1 33 25.1 431.8 * 81 60 12.5 6.5 1301.5 17 24.0 131.5 9 2209 7.2 12 497 M(-8) 797/452 69.1
Kamat Hotels C 2203 23.58 10 61 -71.1 - 144.5 119 25.1 -22.6 * 44 - - - 61.7 86 30.2 2.4 LP 2209 5.3 LP 119 (15) 128/46 22.5
Lemon Tree Hotel C 2203 792.25 10 24 10.7 - 402.2 60 29.5 -87.5 * 31 - 0.2 - 196.7 103 43.5 16.8 LP 2209 0.1 LP 79 (-5) 103/45 -
Mahindra Holiday C 2203 201.15 10 67 -28.8 -9.5 2013.3 16 16.0 66.4 * LP - 16.8 3.3 598.4 10 19.5 40.9 -31 2209 5.0 265 266 M(-3) 314/195 53.1
Oriental Hotels C 2203 17.86 1 68 26.7 - 219.4 89 10.7 -20.3 * 71 - 0.3 - 88.8 70 26.3 8.1 LP 2209 1.5 LP 70 (-3) 88/43 46.2
Restaurant Brand C * 2203 494.47 10 41 19.2 - 1490.3 48 6.5 -174.9 * 27 - 1.2 - 524.8 47 4.8 -50.0 -3 2209 - - 115 M(1) 144/87 -
Royal Orch.Hotel C 2203 27.43 10 65 53.2 - 138.5 71 16.2 4.8 * LP - 8.8 1.7 58.1 82 26.4 8.8 424 2209 13.1 LP 272 (9) 318/85 20.8
Sapphire Foods C 2203 63.54 10 51 168.8 - 1721.6 69 17.7 46.2 * LP - 40.9 7.3 562.8 36 18.3 26.9 LP 2209 22.5 LP 1280 (-23) 1573/910 57.0
Savera Industrie 2203 11.93 10 63 56.1 - 32.0 63 5.0 -0.5 * 87 - 1.7 - 15.2 97 29.8 3.0 LP 2209 5.9 LP 74 (2) 83/40 12.5
Sayaji Hotels C 2203 17.52 10 75 131.1 21.3 163.2 112 29.2 32.3 * LP - 32.2 18.5 52.7 42 21.2 6.3 LP 2209 17.0 LP 351 (-9) 425/200 20.7
Sinclairs Hotels 2203 5.43 2 63 37.3 6.4 30.3 76 36.8 6.8 * 231 50 4.2 2.5 8.4 81 27.9 1.6 628 2209 5.4 456 113 M(8) 135/70 20.9
Speciality Rest. C 2203 46.96 10 53 36.3 - 252.9 68 14.6 6.4 * LP - 7.2 1.4 93.8 52 21.6 11.1 326 2209 8.6 LP 250 (21) 269/91 29.2
TajGVK Hotels C 2203 12.54 2 75 67.1 0.6 227.1 141 22.8 2.1 * LP - 2.8 0.3 89.1 59 34.7 33.6 999 2209 10.6 LP 209 (-4) 236/121 19.6
U P Hotels 2203 5.40 10 88 186.7 7.2 72.0 119 17.5 6.7 * LP - 24.2 12.4 21.5 58 5.6 0.8 LP 2209 26.8 LP 575 (8) 640/300 21.5
Westlife Food C 2203 31.19 2 56 33.0 - 1576.5 60 12.5 -10.5 * 88 - 8.1 - 572.4 49 16.8 31.5 LP 2209 5.9 LP 690 M(-86) 815/402 118.0
IND.COMPOSITE 3008.84 21789.8 15.7 -308.7 15352.6 10.5 548.0 165872 70.9
58 LEATHER / LEATHER PRODUCTS
Bata India C 2203 64.26 5 50 100.2 5.7 2387.7 40 17.9 102.5 * LP 1090 26.8 8.0 829.8 35 19.4 54.8 47 2209 24.1 999 1567 (-87) 2121/1482 65.1
Bhartiya Intl. C 2203 12.21 10 57 271.6 - 693.5 26 2.2 -11.1 * -91 - 10.4 - 233.7 9 11.6 9.7 -35 2209 - PL 208 (-13) 340/150 -
Campus Activewe. 2203 152.33 5 74 15.7 29.5 1194.2 68 20.3 109.1 * 307 - 5.3 3.6 333.2 22 13.0 14.5 -49 2209 2.8 - 388 M(-23) 640/297 137.9
Lehar Footwears 2203 13.68 10 69 34.8 5.5 141.0 -6 7.1 2.4 * 150 - 4.2 1.8 79.6 62 5.7 2.0 85 2209 2.2 -19 89 (-3) 112/30 40.6
Mirza Internatio C 2203 24.06 2 68 69.7 16.1 1678.7 60 14.0 112.7 * 999 - 14.4 9.4 481.7 23 13.3 32.7 23 2209 12.3 134 237 (-7) 380/127 19.3
Relaxo Footwear 2203 24.89 1 71 70.8 13.6 2653.3 12 15.8 227.2 * -21 250 13.7 9.1 669.7 -6 8.9 22.4 -67 2209 7.8 -34 887 (-19) 1375/872 113.7
Super Tannery C 2203 10.80 1 59 8.3 5.4 221.0 16 6.7 4.6 * -6 5 1.0 0.4 63.2 9 6.3 2.2 85 2209 0.5 -14 7 (-1) 10/5 -
Superhouse Ltd C 2203 11.03 10 55 385.5 9.3 650.5 21 8.8 37.1 * 32 10 46.8 33.7 219.0 34 4.9 5.4 -34 2209 27.3 -15 206 (-) 286/147 7.5
IND.COMPOSITE 313.26 9619.7 14.8 584.5 5819.4 6.4 143.8 57559 74.3
59 MINING / MINERALS / METALS
20 Microns C 2203 17.64 5 45 71.3 14.7 613.2 27 13.0 34.3 * 56 - 13.6 9.7 187.8 16 12.4 11.9 82 2209 13.4 82 90 (-3) 119/60 6.7
Ashapura Minech. C 2203 18.30 2 45 63.0 15.0 1277.8 11 8.1 71.3 * 1 25 14.2 7.8 197.7 -27 2.4 5.1 -85 2209 4.0 -77 93 (-5) 175/73 23.3
Bhagyanagar Ind C 2203 6.40 2 74 43.4 8.1 1573.6 100 1.9 10.7 * 208 - 5.1 3.4 339.0 -2 1.6 0.8 -73 2209 1.8 -21 50 (3) 60/35 28.2
Coal India C 2203 6162.73 10 66 91.5 43.6109713.5 22 22.5 17369.5 * 37 170 35.4 28.2 29838.1 28 24.4 6043.6 106 2209 42.4 90 214 (-11) 263/149 5.0
Dec.Gold Mines C 2203 9.33 1 26 4.4 - 0.0 0 -99.9 -2.7 * 16 - - - 0.1 999 - -0.6 -1 2209 - 26 43 (4) 54/20 -
GMDC C 2203 63.60 2 74 161.6 9.2 2736.8 103 24.8 404.8 * 661 215 15.8 12.7 538.9 19 31.8 151.2 274 2209 25.9 580 158 (4) 229/92 6.1
Gravita India C 2203 13.81 2 73 67.5 42.9 2215.9 57 9.8 140.7 * 146 150 23.4 20.4 682.7 25 8.6 44.6 21 2209 24.3 75 459 (10) 473/231 18.9
Hindustan Copper C 2203 483.51 5 66 20.4 24.9 1821.9 2 28.1 373.1 * 327 23 5.4 3.9 212.1 -54 30.2 25.9 -62 2209 3.6 86 128 (11) 146/81 36.0
Hindustan Zinc C 2203 845.06 2 65 74.0 28.8 29440.0 30 55.2 9573.0 * 24 900 29.6 22.7 8336.0 36 52.9 2680.0 33 2209 27.0 30 344 (19) 372/242 12.8
Indian Metals C 2203 53.95 10 59 338.4 33.8 2603.0 41 31.2 500.1 * 215 125 113.1 92.7 672.5 3 10.8 16.3 -89 2209 76.9 22 282 (8) 514/221 3.7
Indsil Hydro C 2203 27.79 10 63 43.0 83.5 208.4 242 12.8 78.4 * LP - 30.0 28.2 32.1 -43 -4.3 6.1 -71 2209 25.8 93 45 (-1) 118/38 1.7
KIOCL 2203 607.75 10 99 32.1 15.2 3006.5 27 12.7 313.3 * 4 18 5.7 5.2 154.5 -67 -73.6 -102.2 -237 2209 - PL 218 (-6) 274/167 -
Madhav Copper 2203 13.57 5 66 15.1 - 122.3 -68 0.6 -2.5 * PL - 0.2 - - -100 - -3.0 -249 2209 - PL 30 (-1) 52/22 -
Maithan Alloys C 2203 29.11 10 75 904.3 42.0 2992.5 85 36.1 806.4 * 267 60 282.8 277.0 689.6 3 14.9 118.2 -28 2209 325.9 128 1038 (-22) 1594/778 3.2
MOIL 2203 203.49 10 65 108.4 14.7 1436.3 22 38.0 365.2 * 74 60 23.0 17.9 236.0 -24 14.2 24.8 -59 2209 18.6 31 169 (-1) 199/137 9.1
NILE C 2203 3.00 10 50 621.8 14.4 702.5 31 5.6 23.8 * 73 - 91.4 79.4 212.3 6 2.2 2.7 -66 2209 66.9 -19 565 (-44) 865/361 8.4
NMDC C 2203 293.06 1 61 70.0 28.9 25881.7 68 48.6 9368.8 * 50 1474 33.0 32.0 3328.5 -51 25.6 972.4 -58 2209 21.5 -40 128 (2) 132/70 5.9
Orissa Minerals 2203 0.60 1 50 -7.1 - 82.7 0 31.8 -13.2 * 72 - 3.6 - 5.2 -87 -43.6 -6.5 PL 2209 - -100 3158 (181) 3672/2270 -
Prec. Wires (I) 2203 17.35 1 60 22.3 18.5 2683.1 56 4.4 63.0 * 60 270 4.5 3.6 726.0 2 4.3 14.7 -2 2209 3.9 20 76 XB(1) 88/38 19.3
Ram Ratna Wires C 2203 22.00 5 73 63.4 22.1 2288.6 50 4.8 52.2 * 250 100 15.9 11.9 619.6 5 3.5 7.6 -37 2209 11.3 38 164 B(-5) 254/79 14.5
Sandur Manganese 2203 27.01 10 74 636.5 50.5 2248.7 201 43.4 669.2 * 334 50 268.4 247.8 478.5 -15 7.3 21.9 -88 2209 148.2 -5 866 R(12) 1703/655 5.8
Shalimar Wires 2203 8.55 2 66 6.4 - 97.2 10 6.9 -10.5 * 36 - - - 30.9 28 20.8 1.2 LP 2209 - 94 12 (-1) 23/7 -
Tinplate Co. 2203 104.67 10 75 112.2 34.9 4249.5 86 11.8 351.7 * 262 40 39.4 33.6 959.6 -2 -4.2 -35.1 PL 2209 24.8 11 352 (-) 443/291 14.2

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Vedanta C 2203 371.72 1 70 145.9 30.0132732.0 51 33.6 19167.0 * 60 4500 75.5 51.6 36654.0 21 21.3 1565.2 -66 2209 43.3 -15 317 (1) 441/206 7.3
IND.COMPOSITE 9404.00 330727.7 31.6 59707.6 170262.8 12.211566.3 486200 7.4
60 MOULDED LUGGAGE
Safari Inds. C 2203 4.74 2 47 149.2 13.6 705.7 115 7.6 30.3 * LP 40 21.2 12.8 314.9 67 13.3 25.9 144 2209 29.0 236 1826 M(131) 1975/781 62.9
V I P Inds. C 2203 28.32 2 51 47.2 12.3 1289.5 108 11.4 66.2 * LP 125 9.6 4.7 514.7 56 13.9 43.4 134 2209 10.4 999 703 M(16) 775/506 67.7
IND.COMPOSITE 33.06 1995.2 10.1 96.5 1659.2 6.8 69.3 14289 66.2
61 OIL DRILLING / ALLIED SERVICES
Aakash Explor. 2203 10.13 1 67 5.0 13.6 76.9 29 20.0 6.1 * 49 - 1.2 0.6 26.5 47 13.6 1.3 -5 2209 0.6 4 7 (-) 34/6 -
Aban Offshore C 2203 11.67 2 46 -3671 - 598.3 -44 -99.9 -2208.4 * -10 - - - 94.9 -32 -1.7 -287.6 1 2209 - - 48 (-1) 72/36 -
Hind.Oil Explor. C 2203 132.24 10 - 60.7 - 155.7 37 50.1 54.0 * 67 - 6.1 4.1 124.6 219 37.3 17.7 4 2209 5.7 79 134 (-7) 245/126 23.5
Jindal Drilling C 2203 14.49 5 67 438.7 5.6 419.9 6 26.1 64.4 * LP 10 37.2 22.2 138.0 38 34.5 31.7 784 2209 39.8 196 296 (2) 351/137 7.4
ONGC C 2203 6290.14 5 59 221.7 19.6491269.8 62 16.2 47171.1 * 198 210 58.9 37.5168656.1 38 8.2 8309.6 -29 2209 34.9 28 148 (-2) 195/120 4.2
Oil India C 2203 1084.41 10 57 342.8 20.4 25905.6 47 40.7 5520.2 * 42 143 67.7 50.9 10123.7 40 26.7 1896.2 65 2209 74.9 72 225 (10) 306/168 3.0
Selan Expl. Tech 2203 15.20 10 30 227.9 1.8 77.3 58 36.7 6.0 * 999 50 18.5 3.9 32.6 79 31.7 8.8 312 2209 15.8 238 231 (-10) 347/138 14.6
IND.COMPOSITE 7558.28 518503.5 17.3 50613.4 358392.8 4.6 9977.7 213418 4.1
62 PACKAGING
AGI Greenpac 2203 12.94 2 60 225.7 10.2 1430.4 14 18.7 133.4 * 26 250 36.1 20.6 512.6 66 16.6 34.0 9 2209 25.8 48 321 (-3) 407/179 12.4
Bilcare C 2203 23.55 10 30 27.3 - 844.7 36 -1.1 -114.6 * -51 - - - 254.0 25 3.8 -17.6 -101 2209 - -114 59 (19) 114/31 -
Commerl. Synbags C 2203 39.95 10 59 29.0 20.2 322.6 51 10.4 18.3 * 53 21 7.0 4.6 72.4 -4 5.6 0.1 -98 2209 3.4 -10 105 XB(9) 154/73 30.6
Control Print C 2203 16.33 10 52 156.4 16.3 256.2 26 23.4 37.5 * 23 90 32.0 23.0 71.6 14 24.8 11.4 16 2209 27.3 30 393 (-8) 522/335 14.4
Cosmo First C 2203 27.26 10 44 497.6 38.6 3038.4 33 18.8 394.9 * 69 350 168.1 144.9 777.9 2 14.5 73.2 -25 2209 139.1 18 718 B(-59) 1427/658 5.2
EPL Ltd C 2203 63.64 2 52 57.6 12.2 3432.8 11 16.6 214.6 * -14 215 14.7 6.7 948.1 9 15.7 46.2 -9 2209 5.9 -21 165 M(-8) 204/147 28.3
Ester Industries C 2203 41.70 5 64 92.5 23.9 1405.7 42 17.2 135.6 * -2 66 20.9 16.3 302.4 17 7.7 4.6 -76 2209 11.6 -7 128 (-3) 190/113 11.1
Everest Kanto C 2203 22.44 2 67 88.2 33.9 1698.8 79 23.3 259.4 * 296 35 26.2 23.1 339.7 -19 10.6 18.5 -74 2209 16.6 9 95 (-5) 268/91 5.7
Garware Hi Tech C 2203 23.23 10 61 771.0 9.4 1302.6 32 18.7 153.9 * 23 100 78.4 66.2 394.8 16 16.9 48.1 11 2209 77.8 18 645 (-32) 932/585 8.3
Hind.Tin Works 2203 10.40 10 41 180.2 8.8 409.0 26 8.0 15.1 * 3 12 22.1 14.5 146.7 35 7.1 5.6 22 2209 14.9 -19 109 (-) 128/67 7.3
Huhtamaki India 2112 15.10 2 68 98.2 0.7 2625.3 7 4.2 5.5 * -94 50 12.9 0.7 769.0 15 3.0 - -98 2209 2.6 -24 198 (-7) 237/148 77.6
Jindal Poly Film C 2203 43.79 10 75 1060.1 35.0 5877.6 44 24.8 1132.8 * 43 50 293.7 258.7 1414.4 -3 -17.3 197.9 -15 2209 329.4 62 752 (-33) 1444/737 2.3
Kaira Can 2203 0.92 10 46 889.5 14.1 235.0 39 8.2 10.2 * 60 120 161.8 110.7 60.5 -8 4.4 1.2 -64 2209 106.4 7 2685 (220) 4473/1701 25.2
Nahar Poly C 2203 12.29 5 71 340.8 13.6 488.9 61 24.4 97.7 * 56 50 42.4 39.7 190.3 82 8.2 13.4 -42 2209 38.5 25 246 (-22) 601/237 6.4
Oricon Enterpris C 2203 31.41 2 67 55.0 0.4 509.8 17 1.4 3.4 * LP 50 2.3 0.2 133.0 24 6.4 4.3 LP 2209 2.4 LP 28 (1) 45/23 11.7
Orient Press 2203 10.00 10 73 69.2 - 159.1 13 0.7 -5.7 * -63 - - - 37.5 -1 -1.5 -2.1 -2 2209 - 46 69 (4) 101/56 -
Polyplex Corpn C 2203 31.39 10 51 1130.6 17.9 6624.4 35 19.7 568.8 * 11 1040 268.0 181.2 2089.3 35 11.6 115.0 20 2209 211.3 43 1534 (-62) 2870/1463 7.3
Polyspin Exports C 2203 5.00 5 48 60.8 17.6 277.0 18 6.1 9.1 * 3 12 13.0 9.1 65.4 -7 1.5 2.2 -8 2209 9.5 -4 61 (2) 82/50 6.4
Press. Senstive 2203 14.84 1 - 0.7 - - 0 - -0.1 61 - - - - - - - - 2209 - 51 8 (2) 20/1 -
Sah Polymers C * 2203 25.80 10 60 35.0 17.5 80.5 0 8.9 4.2 - - 2.0 1.6 27.2 - 7.3 1.1 - 2206 1.6 - 88 M(88) 89/81 55.0
Sh. Jagdamba Pol 2203 0.88 1 68 232.0 32.3 369.1 55 18.2 51.2 25 50 67.5 58.4 95.1 12 7.7 7.1 -51 2209 45.8 -28 732 (-11) 1278/680 16.0
TCPL Packaging C 2203 9.10 10 56 431.5 14.5 1085.7 20 14.3 46.4 * 40 100 112.5 51.0 361.7 43 15.9 22.3 110 2209 83.3 95 1413 (-128) 1801/501 17.0
TPL Plastech 2203 15.60 2 75 13.7 13.7 228.7 34 11.7 13.3 66 20 2.3 1.7 67.2 16 11.0 3.9 6 2209 1.8 10 31 (-) 44/21 17.5
Uflex C 2203 72.21 10 45 1026.8 18.4 13127.1 48 16.5 1129.2 * 34 30 230.8 156.4 3767.8 24 10.9 190.7 12 2209 174.3 46 559 (-5) 811/484 3.2
Worth Peripheral C 2203 15.75 10 74 85.6 16.4 292.8 35 10.0 19.1 * 47 10 16.1 12.1 78.9 6 10.6 4.3 6 2209 12.9 50 109 (-5) 151/88 8.4
IND.COMPOSITE 585.52 46122.3 17.1 4333.2 25954.9 4.1 785.4 31987 6.4
63 PAINTS / VARNISHES
Akzo Nobel C 2203 45.54 10 75 272.5 22.8 3148.6 30 13.8 289.6 * 38 750 80.3 63.6 926.2 25 11.5 65.4 17 2209 65.7 2 2200 (-14) 2400/1685 33.5
Asian Paints C 2203 95.92 1 53 147.0 23.2 29101.3 34 16.4 3082.2 * -1 1915 40.6 32.1 8457.6 19 14.5 782.7 31 2209 39.3 16 2917 (-129) 3590/2560 74.3
Berger Paints C 2203 97.13 1 75 42.2 22.5 8761.8 29 15.2 822.7 * 15 310 10.8 8.5 2670.9 20 13.6 219.4 - 2209 9.7 12 560 M(-17) 780/544 57.5
Indigo Paints 2203 47.57 10 54 146.2 13.9 906.0 25 15.0 84.1 * 19 30 24.3 17.7 242.6 24 13.9 37.1 174 2209 24.4 68 1274 (-37) 2164/1240 52.3
Kansai Nerolac C 2203 53.89 1 75 80.9 8.5 7213.5 25 9.1 347.6 * -33 245 9.6 6.5 1931.0 19 10.3 113.6 23 2209 7.8 -21 412 (-24) 618/358 52.6
Shalimar Paints C 2203 14.44 2 40 50.9 - 404.0 12 -5.6 -53.5 * -145 - - - 110.7 22 -4.3 -10.8 36 2209 - -2 142 (9) 184/115 -
IND.COMPOSITE 354.49 49535.2 14.8 4572.7 28677.9 6.7 1207.4 373513 67.1
64 PAPER
Andhra Paper 2203 39.77 10 72 317.2 13.6 1380.2 56 16.2 141.1 * LP 75 53.6 35.5 484.6 39 30.1 113.4 501 2209 73.7 260 412 (-12) 510/201 5.6
Astron Paper C 2203 46.50 10 27 35.9 4.7 512.8 18 5.5 8.4 * -18 - 3.3 1.8 100.1 -13 -13.3 -12.1 PL 2209 - PL 32 (-) 55/31 -
Century Textiles C 2203 111.70 10 50 337.8 4.6 4131.0 58 10.8 165.3 * LP 40 35.5 14.8 1232.5 22 14.6 71.6 117 2209 19.7 138 701 (-26) 1023/661 35.6
Emami Paper 2203 12.10 2 75 119.3 33.8 1957.7 61 16.0 119.3 * 675 80 31.9 19.7 612.4 39 10.6 25.0 9 2209 23.7 127 147 (1) 198/117 6.2
Ganga Papers 2203 10.79 10 75 25.0 - 274.9 56 1.5 5.4 30 - 6.9 5.0 71.2 48 4.3 1.3 90 2209 4.8 -15 73 (-6) 93/57 15.4
JK Paper C 2203 169.40 10 50 206.2 19.4 4244.3 41 23.6 528.9 * 133 55 42.6 31.2 1644.1 74 32.3 348.4 194 2209 54.9 119 413 (-4) 453/204 7.5
Kuantum Papers 2203 8.73 1 70 96.8 1.0 830.4 106 13.8 7.9 * LP - 6.2 0.9 341.0 70 29.1 52.7 401 2209 6.0 287 144 (-2) 180/63 23.8
Malu Paper 2203 17.06 10 70 6.9 - 211.9 25 1.7 -6.3 * -9 - - - 65.4 48 -6.3 -5.6 -116 2209 - -4 38 (-1) 47/26 -
N R Agarwal Inds 2203 17.02 10 74 350.4 12.2 1616.5 41 8.9 61.6 * 8 - 56.4 36.2 504.0 32 10.7 27.4 325 2209 52.1 55 284 (-5) 427/201 5.4
Nath Industries 2203 19.00 10 74 127.7 6.8 421.3 44 6.1 16.2 * 12 - 12.1 8.5 113.1 17 1.6 -0.9 PL 2209 6.0 -42 63 (-3) 107/57 10.5
Orient Paper 2203 21.22 1 39 68.8 - 585.7 32 -2.9 -28.8 * 38 25 0.1 - 220.1 58 6.7 7.6 LP 2209 0.2 LP 44 (1) 46/20 -
S I Paper Mills 2203 15.00 10 40 132.1 9.9 305.4 35 12.5 19.4 * 15 10 19.2 12.9 75.2 1 -1.8 -6.6 PL 2209 1.4 -90 121 (-) 195/107 84.6
Satia Industries 2203 10.00 1 52 62.6 20.1 891.0 51 20.4 99.4 * 101 20 16.3 9.9 459.3 146 20.1 50.8 151 2209 14.0 109 132 (-4) 164/87 9.5
Seshasayee Paper C 2203 12.61 2 43 222.8 9.1 1355.2 73 12.2 110.0 3 125 23.9 17.4 522.9 58 26.7 106.3 287 2209 36.4 98 269 (-14) 349/134 7.4
Sh. Ajit Pulp C 2203 5.36 10 56 358.6 12.2 418.3 57 10.2 21.6 -10 10 54.0 40.4 106.2 5 5.8 2.3 -61 2209 22.1 -65 273 (2) 414/253 12.3
T N Newsprint 2203 69.21 10 35 250.3 0.9 4356.9 37 8.2 14.3 * LP 40 35.1 2.1 1378.5 48 19.9 111.8 999 2209 28.3 LP 238 (-4) 283/116 8.4

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
West Coast Paper C 2203 13.21 2 57 308.6 20.2 3377.7 50 18.9 310.1 * 999 300 79.1 46.9 1210.0 34 30.4 214.7 196 2209 91.2 242 535 (-3) 664/215 5.9
IND.COMPOSITE 598.68 26871.1 13.8 1593.8 18281.6 10.7 1108.2 28954 9.5
65 PERSONAL CARE - INDIAN
Bajaj Consumer C * 2203 14.71 1 38 55.5 21.4 880.0 -5 19.8 167.7 * -24 800 11.8 11.4 232.5 8 13.2 31.7 -32 2209 9.5 -33 173 M(3) 197/129 18.3
Dabur India C 2203 177.18 1 67 49.7 22.5 10888.7 14 20.5 1803.2 * 7 520 11.6 10.2 2986.5 6 20.1 490.1 -3 2209 10.1 -1 553 M(-9) 610/482 54.7
Emami C 2203 44.12 1 54 52.9 33.5 3192.0 11 24.7 642.7 * 48 800 22.2 14.6 813.8 3 24.0 184.2 -1 2209 14.7 16 432 (2) 525/394 29.4
Godrej Consumer C 2203 102.27 1 63 124.0 17.0 12276.5 11 19.5 1782.4 * 2 - 19.5 17.4 3391.9 7 15.8 376.6 -22 2209 15.9 -10 924 M(31) 956/660 58.3
JHS Sven.Lab. C 2203 64.90 10 42 28.0 - 86.3 -14 11.3 -3.6 * PL - 0.5 - 24.1 -2 -10.3 -0.2 PL 2209 - PL 21 (-1) 32/19 -
Jyothy Labs C 2203 36.72 1 63 39.9 11.2 2196.5 15 11.3 160.9 * -27 250 6.0 4.4 659.2 13 12.4 58.7 32 2209 5.0 -3 197 (-7) 218/130 39.4
Kaya Ltd C 2203 13.06 10 60 -26.2 - 324.0 18 1.1 -69.4 * -80 - - - 91.3 9 3.9 -16.6 -257 2209 - -335 315 (-13) 477/243 -
Lykis C 2203 19.38 10 69 8.1 - 328.9 420 - 2.3 LP - 1.7 1.2 117.9 28 4.0 3.5 113 2209 1.2 -57 45 (-2) 58/23 37.4
Marico C 2203 129.30 1 59 29.0 36.6 10549.0 19 15.9 1225.0 5 925 10.6 9.5 2496.0 3 17.3 301.0 -3 2209 9.5 2 498 M(-8) 554/456 52.2
Radix Industries 2203 15.01 10 75 11.5 8.5 25.4 -8 9.7 1.5 7 10 1.0 1.0 4.6 -31 13.5 0.4 -16 2209 0.9 -20 78 (7) 99/39 -
IND.COMPOSITE 616.65 40747.2 18.5 5712.7 21635.3 8.7 1429.4 286444 50.8
66 PERSONAL CARE - MULTINATIONAL
Colgate-Palmoliv 2203 27.20 1 51 60.7 74.4 5099.8 5 30.7 1078.4 * 4 4000 46.2 39.7 1387.5 3 29.4 278.0 3 2209 39.4 - 1496 (-25) 1695/1376 38.0
Gillette India 2206 32.59 10 75 264.3 35.1 2256.2 12 21.4 289.6 * -7 690 109.8 88.9 619.9 8 21.9 86.8 6 2209 90.3 -1 5000 (-12) 5701/4751 55.4
Hind. Unilever C 2203 234.96 1 62 211.1 18.4 52446.0 12 24.5 8908.2 * 9 3400 42.6 37.9 15144.0 16 22.9 2688.7 23 2209 41.2 15 2597 (38) 2741/1902 63.0
P & G Hygiene 2206 32.46 10 71 227.2 79.5 3900.9 9 21.3 577.0 * -12 1600 194.1 177.8 1044.9 -1 20.5 154.4 -29 2209 157.7 -17 13880 (-414)16466/12751 88.0
IND.COMPOSITE 327.21 63702.9 24.7 10853.2 36392.6 11.6 3207.9 712262 61.6
67 PESTICIDES / AGROCHEMICALS - INDIAN
Aimco Pesticides C 2203 9.58 10 54 55.3 23.4 312.0 78 5.7 10.7 * 410 20 14.0 11.1 63.3 -21 4.7 1.7 -38 2209 11.8 262 159 (-10) 249/109 13.5
Astec Lifescienc C 2203 19.61 10 67 216.1 25.5 676.6 22 22.8 89.9 * 38 15 63.4 45.8 199.8 95 16.7 18.3 102 2209 49.7 84 1615 M(-116)2286/1276 32.5
Best Agrolife C 2203 23.64 10 47 208.3 46.1 1233.7 31 13.5 104.4 * 182 20 49.2 44.1 700.3 116 26.1 129.8 415 2209 94.6 183 1395 (-142) 1774/768 14.8
Bhagiradha Chem. C 2203 10.41 10 24 282.2 20.7 435.7 37 15.7 35.8 58 30 42.7 34.4 131.8 33 15.3 12.2 46 2209 42.2 48 1252 R(-29) 1600/736 29.7
Bharat Rasayan C 2203 4.16 10 75 1997.2 23.9 1301.2 19 19.5 179.0 * 9 15 490.7 430.7 291.8 8 12.2 23.8 -10 2209 422.5 19 9477 (-407)14363/9301 22.4
Bhaskar Agrochem 2203 5.21 10 62 22.9 - 65.4 2 7.4 1.5 * 77 - 5.1 2.9 23.2 -16 15.7 2.1 23 2209 - PL 95 (29) 95/36 -
Dhanuka Agritech C 2203 9.32 2 70 226.5 23.3 1477.8 7 17.9 204.9 * -1 700 47.5 44.0 542.9 24 18.0 73.0 15 2209 47.0 9 717 (-2) 815/631 15.2
Dharmaj Crop * 2203 33.80 10 69 89.0 40.5 394.2 30 11.3 28.6 * 39 1 10.0 8.5 - - - - - 2203 8.5 39 196 M(-14) 279/179 23.1
Heranba Inds 2203 40.01 10 75 197.0 30.4 1450.4 19 17.9 189.1 * 23 20 52.2 47.3 423.3 20 15.7 47.7 5 2209 44.4 -2 481 (-19) 744/478 10.8
India Pesticides C 2203 11.52 1 67 61.4 30.6 716.1 10 29.9 157.2 * 17 75 14.4 13.6 250.7 40 21.0 37.2 -12 2209 13.2 - 243 (-6) 336/200 18.4
Insecticid.India C 2203 29.60 10 72 323.7 12.8 1504.0 6 11.3 108.4 * 6 30 45.5 36.6 582.2 31 11.8 44.8 7 2209 38.4 9 647 B(-74) 789/388 16.8
Kilpest India C 2203 7.51 10 38 214.0 22.6 80.7 -64 46.0 32.2 -72 105 43.8 42.9 17.3 14 53.1 7.4 43 2209 28.4 -49 438 (-14) 500/281 15.4
Meghmani Organi. C 2203 25.43 1 49 63.1 22.6 2498.5 53 15.3 298.2 * 65 140 14.2 11.7 645.7 18 12.1 66.2 9 2209 13.6 60 111 (-) 153/89 8.1
NACL Industries C 2203 19.84 1 64 26.8 16.2 1640.2 38 8.4 73.5 * 43 55 5.0 3.7 564.9 28 9.6 29.9 23 2209 4.0 22 106 M(1) 111/70 26.4
P I Industries C 2203 15.17 1 46 436.2 14.7 5299.5 16 21.7 843.8 14 600 68.9 55.6 1770.0 31 24.4 334.8 46 2209 67.5 29 3230 (-180) 3699/2334 47.8
Paushak 2203 3.08 10 67 1059.8 12.6 150.1 6 36.4 36.5 * 2 120 147.6 118.3 49.8 23 33.2 13.1 -8 2209 146.1 13 7788 (-358)12400/7731 53.3
Rallis India 2203 19.45 1 50 91.2 10.2 2603.9 7 10.7 168.2 * -24 300 12.5 8.6 951.2 31 12.4 71.1 26 2209 8.4 -13 255 (8) 299/183 30.4
Sharda Cropchem C 2203 90.22 10 75 214.0 19.7 3579.8 49 19.4 348.2 * 55 60 65.8 38.6 721.5 12 9.0 12.1 -62 2209 34.8 24 482 (-21) 768/360 13.9
Shivalik Rasayan C 2203 7.24 5 50 194.2 11.2 214.8 9 22.0 25.6 * 45 10 25.3 17.7 56.3 -1 19.5 5.5 -10 2209 17.0 -1 736 (-23) 1153/661 43.3
Sikko Industries 2203 16.80 10 71 13.9 14.4 51.0 29 7.0 1.9 -28 - 1.5 1.1 15.1 20 14.0 1.7 -68 2209 1.3 -21 101 B(-2) 138/28 79.8
Sumitomo Chemi. C 2203 499.15 10 75 44.5 24.1 3064.6 16 19.7 418.3 * 23 10 9.3 8.4 1121.7 23 24.8 201.5 31 2209 10.1 37 490 (-2) 541/341 48.6
UPL C 2203 150.12 2 29 332.5 16.8 46240.0 20 20.5 3831.9 * 27 500 82.5 51.1 12507.0 18 19.5 843.5 28 2209 56.6 31 714 M(-8) 848/608 12.6
IND.COMPOSITE 1050.87 74989.9 19.3 7187.8 43259.5 9.4 1977.2 167757 21.0
68 PESTICIDES / AGROCHEMICALS - MULTINATIONAL
Bayer Crop Sci. 2203 44.94 10 71 640.5 23.7 4734.4 11 17.4 601.2 * 24 1500 148.1 133.8 1451.9 6 16.4 162.6 6 2209 146.4 56 4721 (-174) 5662/4101 32.2
IND.COMPOSITE 44.94 4734.4 17.4 601.2 2903.8 8.2 162.6 21216 32.2
69 PETROCHEMICALS
Agarwal Indl. C 2203 14.96 10 57 237.2 26.1 1598.2 77 6.6 63.4 * 58 20 55.6 42.4 222.6 40 9.5 15.3 257 2209 55.5 55 597 M(4) 746/405 10.8
Bhansali Engg. C 2203 16.59 1 57 62.5 42.1 1394.0 8 33.2 350.0 * 5 300 21.7 21.1 358.3 -4 14.8 41.2 -67 2209 14.3 -52 116 (8) 181/98 8.1
DCW 2203 59.03 2 45 32.6 13.5 2454.7 68 13.5 99.5 * 999 20 6.4 3.4 697.8 22 15.6 23.4 19 2209 5.1 296 52 M(-) 63/34 10.2
Dhunseri Vent. C 2203 35.02 10 75 706.9 19.6 263.9 45 23.8 358.9 * 54 40 109.0 102.5 49.6 9 54.9 215.3 265 2209 169.8 77 235 (-5) 314/178 1.4
Kothari Petroche 2203 58.85 10 71 28.5 24.6 381.5 68 12.9 34.2 * 52 - 6.8 5.8 129.9 42 10.6 9.5 -11 2209 4.8 -13 66 (-5) 124/62 13.8
Manali Petrochem C 2203 86.00 5 45 59.5 45.1 1671.9 63 31.5 386.1 * 78 50 23.6 22.4 285.7 -34 6.1 11.7 -90 2209 13.6 -39 81 (-2) 150/75 6.0
Panama Petrochem C 2203 12.10 2 58 143.5 34.7 2132.4 47 13.9 230.3 * 70 400 39.5 38.1 613.8 9 14.4 67.4 9 2209 40.1 4 352 (4) 425/213 8.8
Savita Oil Tech C 2203 13.82 2 72 200.3 22.0 2938.2 47 12.2 255.6 * 11 250 40.1 37.0 865.4 22 11.3 69.8 20 2209 40.8 -13 303 M(-3) 412/186 7.4
Styrenix Perfor. 2203 17.59 10 61 444.8 37.0 2179.0 34 21.8 322.6 * 16 2970 204.8 183.4 550.0 -7 7.2 23.6 -74 2209 146.0 -42 829 (49) 1430/707 5.7
Supreme Petroch. * 2203 37.61 2 64 86.8 50.5 5032.3 58 18.1 651.8 * 37 390 36.9 34.7 1234.6 4 6.4 59.7 -53 2209 34.0 -6 383 M(-11) 514/315 11.3
IND.COMPOSITE 351.57 20046.2 17.9 2752.4 10015.1 5.5 536.9 19830 7.2
70 PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN - BULK DRUGS & FORMLN
Alembic C 2203 51.36 2 71 94.1 9.1 78.2 6 18.4 218.9 * -35 90 8.7 8.5 37.4 89 29.5 115.3 -4 2209 5.8 -54 70 (-2) 109/57 12.1
Alembic Pharma C 2203 39.31 2 70 260.5 10.1 5305.8 -2 16.5 518.1 * -55 500 41.0 26.4 1475.0 14 15.8 133.4 -19 2209 14.2 -68 552 (-17) 809/541 38.9
Alkem Lab C 2203 23.91 2 57 764.6 20.7 10634.2 20 19.3 1657.2 * 7 1700 164.0 138.6 3079.4 10 14.7 330.8 -39 2209 92.4 -35 3038 (39) 3720/2835 32.9
ANG Lifesciences C 2203 13.06 10 71 71.0 51.1 354.3 0 19.2 40.4 * - 10 35.4 30.9 59.8 -33 16.1 2.6 -80 2209 9.7 - 112 B(-9) 324/108 11.6
Aurobindo Pharma C 2203 58.59 1 52 435.7 11.7 23455.5 -5 18.5 2725.8 * -17 900 65.8 46.5 5739.4 -3 13.8 409.5 -41 2209 37.8 -29 446 (11) 730/429 11.8
Bajaj Healthcare 2203 13.80 5 67 129.3 24.3 679.9 3 17.5 71.4 * -14 30 32.3 25.9 200.9 33 16.6 16.4 -5 2209 22.9 -25 411 (-40) 494/257 17.9
Bal Pharma C 2203 15.69 10 52 38.6 8.8 281.2 12 8.7 4.9 * 18 10 8.9 3.1 75.3 12 7.7 0.1 -92 2209 1.9 -51 88 M(-3) 149/85 45.8
Biocon C 2203 600.30 5 61 80.2 8.9 8184.0 15 21.3 714.4 * -2 10 12.7 6.0 2319.7 26 19.9 51.9 -73 2209 5.5 -4 251 (-12) 411/246 46.0

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Cipla C * 2203 161.43 2 33 271.1 13.2 21763.3 14 20.8 2586.4 * 9 250 45.1 32.0 5828.5 6 22.3 788.9 11 2209 32.3 -3 1060 M(-11) 1185/860 32.8
Dishman Carbogen C 2203 31.36 2 59 354.2 0.1 2140.7 12 14.4 5.6 * LP - 20.0 0.4 614.0 34 12.8 -10.1 PL 2209 - 99 91 (-5) 221/84 -
Dr Reddy’s Labs C 2203 83.26 5 27 1247.6 11.3 21545.2 13 17.6 2102.7 * 8 600 196.2 126.3 6331.8 9 30.0 1114.2 12 2209 186.7 59 4327 M(89) 4734/3655 23.2
FDC C 2203 16.59 1 70 114.6 11.5 1527.9 15 16.7 211.3 * -25 - 15.0 12.7 445.0 12 15.1 51.8 -28 2209 10.2 -43 268 M(-7) 319/229 26.4
Glenmark Life 2203 24.51 2 83 174.9 29.9 2123.2 13 29.0 419.3 * 19 1050 37.3 34.2 509.3 -9 28.2 106.9 -7 2209 34.1 1 409 (-9) 614/375 12.0
Glenmark Pharma. C 2203 28.22 1 47 339.3 13.8 12304.9 12 18.2 1116.4 * 19 250 56.8 39.6 3375.3 7 18.4 260.4 1 2209 34.6 -6 420 (-7) 521/349 12.2
Gufic BioScience 2203 9.69 1 75 31.9 43.3 779.2 60 18.7 95.8 * 117 10 11.7 9.9 174.8 -10 18.7 20.2 -13 2209 8.5 - 224 (-5) 290/192 26.3
Indoco Remedies C 2203 18.43 2 59 105.3 18.5 1540.8 24 21.3 155.1 * 66 113 25.4 16.8 433.0 12 20.3 49.7 19 2209 17.6 23 398 (-15) 444/308 22.7
IOL Chemicals 2203 58.71 10 44 245.3 13.3 2184.0 11 11.6 176.7 * -60 40 37.5 30.1 541.4 1 5.8 15.7 -49 2209 20.2 -60 346 (-17) 537/295 17.1
Ipca Labs. C 2203 25.37 1 46 227.7 17.4 5829.8 8 22.7 885.3 * -22 400 44.1 34.9 1601.0 4 16.3 143.9 -42 2209 24.2 -38 868 (31) 1089/830 35.9
J B Chem & Pharm C 2203 15.47 2 54 299.3 18.1 2424.2 19 22.8 356.6 * -11 825 55.5 46.1 809.4 36 22.8 111.1 14 2209 49.8 -18 1944 M(-28)2150/1339 39.1
Jagsonpal Pharma 2203 13.10 5 69 49.7 16.5 226.1 20 11.4 19.5 * 14 80 8.0 7.5 60.5 2 21.3 10.4 59 2209 8.2 -11 369 (1) 420/155 45.2
Kopran C 2203 48.21 10 44 88.0 18.2 477.5 -3 18.3 61.0 -1 30 15.0 12.7 117.0 -8 8.7 4.7 -73 2209 10.3 -8 145 (-4) 327/131 14.0
Lyka Labs C 2203 28.69 10 48 4.7 - 194.1 125 51.0 43.3 * LP - 21.1 15.1 25.5 -65 19.8 -0.2 PL 2209 - PL 139 (9) 260/103 -
Mangalam Drugs 2203 15.83 10 50 98.5 13.9 447.6 18 10.2 19.6 * -30 - 18.9 12.4 108.3 -12 7.8 2.2 -51 2209 10.1 -9 125 (-10) 173/97 12.4
Medico Remedies 2203 16.60 10 73 24.0 14.1 121.0 -1 6.0 4.9 * 90 - 4.2 3.0 40.5 37 7.8 2.9 71 2209 3.0 90 323 (-1) 345/76 107.7
Morepen Labs. C 2203 102.23 2 38 14.4 21.8 1546.8 30 8.8 101.7 5 - 2.5 2.0 403.0 2 7.2 15.8 -58 2209 1.1 -53 32 M(-4) 57/24 30.0
Natco Pharma C 2203 36.51 2 49 250.4 3.2 1944.8 -5 13.9 134.1 * -68 225 15.2 7.3 432.1 15 22.1 56.8 -13 2209 22.3 59 550 M(-5) 942/544 24.7
Natural Capsules C * 2203 12.28 10 57 108.9 19.1 135.1 70 18.9 13.9 * 164 10 15.4 11.3 45.1 49 21.4 5.3 104 2209 16.1 148 472 M(-36) 679/263 29.3
Panacea Biotec C 2203 6.13 1 74 131.9 - 661.2 6 54.0 -227.4 * -58 - - - 105.1 -55 3.6 -4.5 92 2209 - 1 136 (-6) 277/121 -
Piramal Pharma C 2203 1193.32 10 35 56.2 6.3 6559.1 4 14.4 386.1 * -53 - 8.2 3.2 1720.0 9 10.7 -19.3 PL 2209 3.2 -53 117 M(-6) 182/113 36.6
RPG LifeScience. 2203 13.23 8 73 168.1 21.5 440.2 13 19.9 50.9 * 27 120 40.2 30.7 134.8 20 22.1 20.0 27 2209 36.5 23 860 (10) 1012/452 23.6
Sakar Healthcare C 2203 18.62 10 62 83.3 13.5 128.2 35 22.9 15.2 * 41 - 13.4 8.2 30.7 -3 28.0 1.9 -21 2209 7.5 44 234 M(-) 295/103 31.4
Shree Ganesh Rem * 2203 12.01 10 68 57.6 24.1 71.3 45 25.2 13.4 * 38 5 14.0 11.2 22.0 4 24.4 4.4 3 2212 12.5 19 250 (1) 349/213 20.0
Solara Active C 2203 36.00 10 40 416.3 - 1268.3 -22 6.4 -53.9 * PL - 16.2 - 338.4 -16 8.1 -10.0 PL 2209 - PL 426 (-10) 1156/324 -
Strides Pharma C 2203 90.30 10 31 258.2 - 3070.3 -7 -4.6 -234.8 * PL - - - 897.1 24 10.8 -11.5 89 2209 - 22 334 M(-21) 467/263 -
Sun Pharma.Inds. C 2203 239.93 1 54 221.4 14.0 38654.5 15 23.7 6599.3 * -11 1000 36.4 27.5 10952.3 14 27.0 2262.2 11 2209 30.4 -1 1036 (39) 1071/785 34.1
Supriya Lifesci. 2203 16.10 2 68 81.0 34.3 530.1 35 40.4 151.8 23 30 20.1 18.9 112.2 -25 25.5 16.9 -71 2209 15.9 -2 228 (-12) 602/223 14.4
Suven Pharma C 2203 25.46 1 60 59.0 29.8 1320.2 31 45.9 403.4 * 12 500 17.4 15.8 278.4 -8 35.9 72.1 -26 2209 16.9 8 495 (6) 631/388 29.2
Syngene Intl. C 2203 401.43 10 65 81.6 13.6 2604.2 19 30.5 417.4 * 10 10 18.1 10.4 768.1 26 28.2 102.0 11 2209 10.7 6 606 M(26) 682/508 56.9
Themis Medicare C 2203 9.20 10 67 308.4 32.8 394.6 71 24.3 71.7 * 104 50 88.3 77.9 91.0 -15 23.5 17.8 -8 2209 62.6 -18 1283 (-118) 1434/692 20.5
Torrent Pharma. C 2203 169.22 5 71 180.0 18.3 8508.0 6 26.5 1078.0 * -13 960 51.4 31.9 2291.0 7 29.6 312.0 -1 2209 32.6 -13 1570 B(21) 1723/1243 48.2
TTK Healthcare 2203 14.13 10 75 653.9 12.8 599.2 26 3.7 39.4 * 62 100 36.8 27.9 169.8 -18 2.3 7.9 -28 2209 16.0 -29 1017 (-3) 1106/622 63.5
Unichem Labs. C 2203 14.08 2 51 361.5 0.7 1269.8 3 4.8 19.1 * -29 200 15.7 2.7 328.8 13 1.6 -42.2 -229 2209 - -999 302 (-7) 467/226 -
Vineet Laborator 2203 9.22 10 36 32.0 22.2 191.2 -21 6.9 6.6 273 10 9.4 7.2 39.5 - -10.1 -4.7 PL 2209 1.0 - 58 (-3) 82/47 56.6
Wockhardt C 2203 72.03 5 64 242.5 - 3230.0 19 9.2 -84.0 * PL - 11.3 - 679.0 -21 6.3 -11.0 PL 2209 - -233 227 R(3) 402/202 -
Zota Health Care C 2203 25.16 10 68 34.2 11.4 131.2 23 11.3 8.9 LP 15 5.0 3.5 39.0 10 12.4 0.9 -72 2209 1.0 -50 368 (44) 423/225 -
Zydus Lifesci. C 2203 101.22 1 75 164.6 16.2 15265.2 6 23.4 2428.5 * 2 250 31.0 24.0 4134.7 10 19.7 517.0 -18 2209 19.4 -20 439 M(19) 459/319 22.6
IND.COMPOSITE 4029.30 213126.1 20.1 25549.9 116028.4 10.4 7042.6 762194 29.7
71 PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN - BULK DRUGS
Aarey Drugs 2203 25.38 10 50 45.9 6.3 492.7 41 2.3 6.5 - - 3.4 2.6 76.3 -43 5.6 2.1 -25 2209 1.6 -51 38 (-) 64/29 23.1
Aarti Drugs C 2203 92.60 10 60 119.9 21.0 2488.7 15 13.4 205.0 -27 10 27.6 22.1 687.7 19 10.8 38.7 -9 2209 20.2 -11 447 (-7) 537/378 22.1
Ami Organics C 2203 36.44 10 39 149.4 20.9 520.1 53 20.2 71.9 * 33 30 22.5 19.7 147.0 20 19.1 19.0 9 2209 20.5 22 918 (-46) 1182/764 44.8
Anuh Pharma 2203 25.06 5 71 44.3 14.1 486.7 13 9.9 28.5 * 26 35 8.1 5.7 115.1 6 11.7 9.9 15 2209 6.7 75 90 (-) 129/83 13.5
Denis Chem Lab 2203 13.88 10 39 51.7 9.8 136.6 25 10.5 6.2 * 176 15 8.7 4.5 44.5 40 13.0 3.1 24 2209 5.3 28 92 (-6) 108/49 17.2
Divi’s Lab. C 2203 53.09 2 52 457.1 28.2 8959.8 29 43.4 2962.1 * 49 1500 123.3 111.6 1854.5 -7 33.5 493.6 -19 2209 112.7 40 3333 (-41) 4665/3197 29.6
Everest Organics 2203 8.00 10 74 55.7 2.5 200.1 10 3.2 1.1 -92 5 6.2 1.4 46.0 -2 6.0 0.9 LP 2209 - PL 121 (-2) 297/113 -
Gennex Lab. C 2203 16.11 1 23 3.0 9.4 61.2 3 8.8 3.9 * -10 - 0.3 0.2 19.6 37 9.4 1.1 -5 2209 0.2 -30 6 R(-) 10/6 -
Gland Pharma C 2203 16.47 1 58 464.6 18.5 4400.7 27 34.3 1208.4 * 21 - 80.1 73.4 1044.4 -3 28.4 241.2 -20 2209 62.5 -8 1445 M(-132)3723/1437 23.1
Granules India C 2203 24.83 1 42 104.6 17.5 3764.9 16 19.3 416.3 * -24 150 23.2 16.8 1150.7 30 21.1 145.1 80 2209 19.5 2 314 M(-6) 381/227 16.1
Guj. Themis Bio. 2203 7.26 5 75 92.2 50.4 114.9 27 50.5 43.6 45 220 31.6 30.0 47.7 36 51.2 18.7 36 2209 36.7 34 769 (-10) 921/317 20.9
Hikal C 2203 24.66 2 69 87.6 16.0 1942.7 13 17.5 160.4 * 20 80 20.8 13.0 558.8 19 12.5 24.8 -44 2209 6.6 -56 401 (-1) 489/216 60.4
Jubilant Pharmo C 2203 15.93 1 51 343.7 8.3 6130.2 1 18.7 416.2 * -37 500 50.1 26.1 1599.5 -3 10.9 17.4 -88 2209 12.3 -72 356 (-7) 580/305 28.9
Krebs Biochem 2203 21.56 10 73 -40.5 - 59.7 11 -56.8 -44.5 -57 - - - 20.9 75 -9.1 -4.1 63 2209 - -3 105 (-12) 205/95 -
Lactose (India) 2203 12.59 10 54 31.3 6.6 45.9 31 26.7 2.4 * LP - 5.5 1.9 13.2 21 17.9 0.1 -73 2209 2.4 LP 51 (-2) 96/47 21.5
Lupin C 2203 90.95 2 47 260.9 - 16405.5 8 2.2 -1422.5 * PL 200 5.2 - 4145.5 1 10.9 129.7 LP 2209 1.5 LP 757 M(24) 969/583 504.5
Marksans Pharma C 2203 40.30 1 49 31.3 18.5 1490.8 8 17.4 184.6 -22 25 5.7 4.6 452.6 25 17.7 61.3 35 2209 4.9 -19 66 M(7) 68/39 13.3
Neuland Labs. C 2203 12.83 10 36 687.3 8.0 951.1 2 15.1 65.2 * -8 50 89.1 50.8 293.7 14 23.6 38.5 89 2209 64.8 14 1667 (6) 2004/966 25.7
NGL Fine Chem C 2203 3.09 5 74 334.7 27.9 317.5 23 21.5 49.9 -12 35 97.5 80.7 67.7 -14 13.5 4.7 -66 2209 35.6 -66 1555 (15) 2935/1387 43.7
Orchid Pharma C 2203 40.82 10 90 152.3 - 559.6 24 9.8 -2.5 * 98 - 20.7 - 165.3 29 10.8 -5.4 68 2209 - 62 377 (6) 457/260 -
Par Drugs & Che. 2203 12.30 10 74 53.6 16.4 75.1 24 21.7 9.2 -8 - 10.2 7.5 24.8 27 23.8 3.7 68 2209 8.6 15 153 (4) 203/132 17.8
Sequent Scien. C 2203 49.89 2 53 29.6 5.8 1412.8 4 7.8 41.1 * -59 - 3.7 1.6 337.6 -4 0.9 -3.8 PL 2209 0.3 -90 87 M(-1) 204/81 -
Shilpa Medicare C 2203 8.68 1 50 207.0 3.4 1145.5 27 17.9 56.4 * -45 110 15.7 6.5 262.9 -11 4.6 -18.7 PL 2209 2.5 -31 272 (-8) 570/264 110.4
SMS Pharma. C 2203 8.47 1 64 53.5 14.1 519.9 -8 22.0 62.2 * - 30 11.2 7.4 159.4 -9 8.5 -2.0 PL 2209 - -100 80 (-4) 145/71 -
Suven Life Scie. C 2203 21.81 1 70 20.9 - 11.8 -12 -99.9 -122.3 * -69 - - - 4.4 270 - -23.2 18 2209 - 15 63 R(-4) 94/57 -
Wanbury C 2203 32.71 10 40 -9.7 - 511.2 30 7.0 5.4 * LP - 5.2 1.6 124.0 - 4.5 -0.9 -53 2209 - 65 42 M(-6) 112/41 -
IND.COMPOSITE 715.71 53205.5 17.7 4414.7 26923.1 8.2 1195.7 189081 32.9
72 PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN - FORMULATIONS
Ajanta Pharma C 2203 25.63 2 70 281.2 22.8 3341.0 16 27.9 713.3 * 10 475 65.5 55.7 938.1 6 20.9 156.6 -20 2209 52.6 -4 1175 B(-31)1569/1062 22.3

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Alpa Laboratorie C 2203 21.04 10 57 54.0 6.7 112.3 15 11.7 7.7 * 50 - 4.5 3.7 13.5 -48 -42.0 0.2 -96 2209 2.3 -65 58 (-5) 109/49 25.3
Ambalal Sarabhai C 2203 76.63 10 31 16.0 - 196.8 20 13.8 34.7 * 196 - 4.8 4.5 46.8 -17 2.9 1.0 -89 2209 1.8 -80 26 (-2) 47/26 14.8
Amrutanjan Healt 2203 2.92 1 50 93.4 28.0 405.8 22 19.6 67.2 * 10 460 24.3 23.0 110.7 - 14.4 12.8 -36 2209 17.7 -18 720 (-5) 955/685 40.7
Bharat Parenter. C 2203 5.77 10 74 306.5 14.0 212.0 4 13.5 21.6 * 7 - 49.0 37.4 81.9 36 11.2 9.9 25 2209 28.5 -28 329 (1) 527/298 11.6
Biofil Chemicals 2203 16.27 10 47 10.5 - 22.4 -37 6.0 0.7 -44 - 0.7 0.4 2.6 -81 5.9 0.1 -79 2209 0.4 16 55 (1) 94/40 -
Bliss GVS Pharma C 2203 10.42 1 35 81.9 4.4 747.5 29 10.2 35.4 * -48 50 5.1 3.4 172.4 -12 14.2 13.9 -35 2209 2.2 -70 71 M(-2) 104/66 31.9
Caplin Point Lab C 2203 15.18 2 69 222.1 26.7 1269.4 20 31.1 299.1 * 26 200 45.6 39.4 359.1 18 29.4 91.7 22 2209 43.6 20 713 M(-10) 859/626 16.4
Coral Labs. 2203 3.57 10 72 450.7 5.7 75.6 -22 11.2 8.3 * -39 - 28.9 23.3 25.7 40 16.8 4.9 992 2209 23.8 -33 320 (-4) 368/223 13.5
ERIS Lifescience C 2203 13.60 1 52 149.0 23.4 1347.0 11 36.3 408.0 * 16 601 34.8 30.0 460.5 28 32.9 120.3 2 2209 29.1 3 649 M(-15) 766/601 22.3
Hester Bios C 2203 8.51 10 54 310.4 16.1 235.0 10 25.5 39.2 * 7 100 65.6 46.1 73.2 17 17.4 6.9 -35 2209 31.9 -43 1756 (-41) 2852/1740 55.1
Kerala Ayurveda C 2203 10.56 10 62 6.0 - 80.4 29 12.0 1.7 * LP - 2.7 1.6 23.0 21 10.5 1.0 LP 2209 2.6 LP 106 (-4) 119/62 40.1
Laurus Labs C 2203 107.73 2 27 69.9 27.9 4935.6 3 28.8 828.4 * -16 100 20.1 15.4 1575.9 31 28.5 232.8 15 2209 16.1 -14 354 M(-19) 626/354 22.0
Lincoln Pharma. C 2203 20.03 10 44 234.0 17.2 472.1 11 20.3 68.8 * 10 15 38.4 34.3 140.6 10 20.6 23.7 3 2209 33.6 1 345 (-16) 383/255 10.3
Medicamen Biotec C 2203 12.65 10 43 146.9 10.7 115.5 2 20.9 14.9 * 23 10 16.3 11.8 33.5 3 17.4 3.6 -15 2209 10.8 -9 833 M(-32) 1219/559 76.8
Syncom Formul. 2203 94.00 1 51 2.6 10.0 219.7 -10 9.1 19.8 * -32 3 0.3 0.2 54.5 3 7.9 3.6 -36 2209 0.2 -42 8 M(-1) 19/6 -
Zenotech Lab. 2203 61.03 10 69 12.7 - 36.6 63 47.8 22.2 LP - 4.8 3.6 10.3 29 48.7 2.8 192 2209 4.0 326 63 (-2) 78/45 15.7
Zim Laboratories C 2203 48.73 10 33 38.4 8.7 333.4 9 12.3 14.6 32 - 6.3 3.0 99.4 28 12.3 5.5 67 2209 4.5 245 91 XB(-8) 129/44 20.5
IND.COMPOSITE 554.27 14157.9 26.4 2605.6 8443.6 12.1 691.2 56894 22.0
73 PHARMACEUTICALS - MULTINATIONAL
Abbott India 2203 21.25 10 75 1277.4 29.5 4919.3 14 22.1 798.7 16 2750 407.0 375.9 1379.5 13 24.9 265.5 38 2209 415.0 23 22041 (618)22482/15525 53.1
Astrazeneca Phar 2203 5.00 2 75 217.5 12.3 805.6 -1 10.8 59.5 * -35 500 30.6 23.8 236.1 19 17.2 32.6 173 2209 36.9 31 3438 (85) 3620/2438 93.3
Glaxosmi. Pharma C 2203 169.41 10 75 85.9 30.0 3278.0 12 30.3 621.2 * 45 900 40.7 36.7 916.9 -2 28.0 193.4 2 2209 22.9 -25 1302 (-15) 1775/1295 56.9
Novartis India 2203 12.35 5 71 299.2 5.8 399.9 5 6.8 40.5 * 94 200 20.3 16.4 101.5 -3 16.1 18.4 161 2209 41.4 359 651 (-21) 822/566 15.7
P & G Health Ltd 2206 16.60 10 52 371.4 29.2 1114.4 10 24.1 192.9 * 9 525 132.5 116.2 297.6 9 30.5 63.7 15 2209 121.0 16 4112 (105) 5168/3883 34.0
Pfizer 2203 45.75 10 64 637.5 23.3 2611.0 17 32.0 611.3 * 23 350 158.8 133.6 637.5 - 43.8 169.5 19 2209 125.1 -2 4129 (-276) 4906/4056 33.0
Sanofi India 2112 23.03 10 60 631.7 26.3 2956.6 2 30.0 572.1 * 12 4900 277.4 248.4 691.9 -8 26.3 130.9 -14 2209 215.0 -18 5673 (-166) 7939/5454 26.4
IND.COMPOSITE 293.39 16084.8 26.0 2896.2 8521.8 14.2 874.0 117888 43.1
75 PLASTICS PRODUCTS
Apollo Pipes 2203 39.33 10 52 111.3 13.2 784.1 51 12.0 50.0 * 12 10 19.3 12.7 207.0 -1 1.2 -4.8 PL 2209 7.9 -44 506 (-5) 636/395 64.2
Arrow Greentech C 2203 15.09 10 69 52.5 - 33.7 -36 -21.3 -9.5 * PL - - - 17.6 136 2.3 0.4 LP 2209 - PL 191 M(9) 217/68 -
Astral C 2203 20.15 1 56 120.4 22.6 4394.0 38 17.2 477.7 * 19 300 30.0 23.7 1171.6 -2 12.3 70.0 -50 2209 21.1 -17 1977 M(14) 2654/1584 93.6
Avro India 2203 10.09 10 70 16.5 22.4 64.7 22 8.0 2.9 * 71 - 4.2 2.9 21.5 47 9.3 1.1 35 2209 4.6 - 145 (-10) 170/75 31.6
Beardsell C 2203 7.49 2 54 14.5 6.6 186.1 41 6.8 3.0 * LP 5 2.5 0.8 59.9 27 6.8 1.0 94 2209 1.3 63 24 (-1) 30/12 19.1
Bright Brothers 2203 5.68 10 54 133.7 4.5 230.3 14 8.3 2.9 * -50 50 16.0 5.1 52.3 -15 0.7 -1.0 PL 2209 1.2 -92 170 (4) 214/130 145.0
Caprihans India 2203 13.13 10 72 139.5 10.0 392.9 32 5.7 16.8 -17 - 15.2 12.8 91.6 -1 2.3 0.7 -61 2209 9.1 -40 128 (3) 167/101 14.1
Dutron Polymers 2203 6.00 10 75 40.9 13.1 124.6 32 4.4 2.9 * 26 14 6.8 4.8 27.2 3 3.1 - -93 2209 4.9 4 127 (-11) 208/112 26.2
Finolex Inds. C 2203 124.10 2 52 62.8 21.7 4647.3 34 23.9 766.1 * 4 200 13.7 12.3 941.1 -13 -15.2 -95.4 PL 2209 6.2 -59 175 (-13) 204/128 28.5
Jai Corp C 2203 17.84 1 73 82.7 4.2 720.1 53 7.7 49.8 * 76 50 3.5 2.8 145.2 -23 8.8 2.9 -76 2209 2.6 -56 142 (-10) 218/96 55.3
Jain Irrigation C 2203 120.93 2 28 56.5 - 7580.1 27 10.5 -165.6 * 66 - 2.8 - 1607.6 -2 8.9 -74.9 18 2209 - 28 34 M(1) 50/29 -
Jasch Industries 2203 11.33 10 58 87.5 25.6 214.3 60 13.6 20.4 * 79 - 20.6 18.0 60.2 15 9.2 4.1 1 2209 19.9 40 173 (-) 235/133 8.7
Kingfa Science 2203 12.11 10 75 337.8 13.0 1047.7 67 7.2 47.9 * 799 - 50.2 39.5 351.3 33 9.6 22.1 197 2209 43.9 137 1307 (-3) 1550/751 29.7
Kriti Industries C 2203 4.96 1 66 21.8 13.5 544.6 -8 7.3 19.4 * -46 20 5.5 3.9 104.4 -7 -26.4 -34.4 PL 2209 - PL 86 (2) 138/64 -
Kshitij Polyline 2203 10.13 2 57 3.7 2.3 39.0 61 9.6 0.4 999 - 0.3 0.1 8.1 -17 10.6 0.1 -47 2209 0.1 999 39 (12) 71/5 390.0
Machino Plastics 2203 6.14 10 74 65.8 - 265.4 26 6.2 -2.5 * 39 - 18.1 - 80.6 20 6.4 - LP 2209 2.1 -51 114 (-1) 141/90 55.1
Mayur Uniquoters C 2203 21.98 5 59 160.2 13.9 656.5 28 19.2 92.6 * 7 40 25.7 21.1 204.1 4 16.9 27.2 -8 2209 23.9 -7 413 M(2) 547/319 17.3
Mold-Tek Pack. 2203 16.56 5 34 147.7 18.8 631.5 32 19.1 63.6 * 30 160 27.2 19.2 182.6 14 18.7 19.4 10 2209 22.7 18 1008 M(29) 1058/648 44.4
Nilkamal Ltd C 2203 14.92 10 65 824.8 6.9 2730.1 30 8.2 81.2 * -28 150 122.2 54.4 807.8 9 8.2 23.9 -15 2209 71.0 -13 1907 (12) 2680/1695 26.9
OK Play India C 2203 19.21 10 60 17.9 - 101.2 10 14.3 -7.7 * 1 - 2.8 - 40.1 112 17.4 -1.0 76 2209 - LP 51 (2) 56/24 -
Pil Italica Life 2203 23.50 1 50 2.9 3.6 67.6 23 6.8 2.4 * -36 - 0.1 0.1 19.4 35 6.2 0.8 -32 2209 0.1 -76 8 (-) 15/7 -
Polylink Poly. 2203 11.06 5 75 11.6 3.6 45.7 22 4.4 0.9 -25 - 0.8 0.4 11.4 6 1.2 -0.1 PL 2209 0.6 46 25 (-) 43/22 -
Premier Polyfilm 2203 10.47 5 67 31.6 16.6 242.8 41 7.8 9.8 * 16 10 6.7 4.7 63.8 81 7.3 1.9 33 2209 4.0 -22 102 (2) 138/65 25.6
Prima Plastics C 2203 11.00 10 58 113.1 7.5 147.6 24 7.2 8.7 * -42 - 12.7 7.9 47.7 39 11.4 4.3 65 2209 8.3 -31 94 (2) 114/75 11.4
Prince Pipes 2203 110.56 10 63 111.7 21.6 2656.8 28 15.7 249.9 * 12 35 29.0 22.6 636.5 -16 -1.8 -24.1 PL 2209 13.3 -43 588 (-4) 748/513 44.0
Responsive Ind C 2203 26.69 1 59 36.0 0.0 1103.4 46 10.1 0.1 * -100 10 4.0 - 245.1 -16 6.3 -4.5 PL 2209 - PL 124 (4) 215/101 -
Shaily Engineer. C 2203 9.17 10 44 420.2 9.6 567.7 0 14.5 35.3 * - - 67.4 38.4 161.3 11 15.5 10.1 -3 2209 39.7 - 1523 (-79) 2323/1480 38.3
Sintex Plastics C 2203 63.62 1 8 0.2 - 935.1 9 -33.1 -427.0 1 - - - 274.7 12 -2.3 -36.5 PL 2209 - -93 3 (-) 11/2 -
Supreme Inds. C 2203 25.41 2 49 307.9 27.4 7772.8 22 16.0 961.9 * -1 1200 93.8 75.7 2086.6 8 7.1 82.0 -64 2209 68.1 -25 2431 (20) 2605/1669 35.7
Tainwala Chem. 2203 9.36 10 67 98.9 - 7.7 19 -48.0 -3.3 * -178 - - - 1.2 -33 -84.9 2.4 999 2209 3.6 291 122 (-3) 155/61 34.1
Texmo Pipes C 2203 29.20 10 44 63.5 8.4 564.4 32 6.3 14.2 * 31 - 7.7 4.9 102.9 -20 4.9 0.1 -97 2209 2.1 -63 57 (-2) 101/49 27.5
Time Technoplast C 2203 22.61 1 51 94.8 9.5 3649.8 21 13.9 187.7 * 81 100 15.3 8.3 1024.0 12 13.0 49.8 -1 2209 9.0 20 89 (-3) 126/63 9.9
Tokyo Plast Intl C 2203 9.50 10 63 61.8 - 79.9 27 5.0 -0.2 * PL - 2.9 - 23.2 11 6.4 0.4 77 2209 0.1 -94 103 (3) 123/72 -
Wim Plast C 2203 12.00 10 56 351.4 8.8 318.8 19 16.4 35.0 * 9 80 42.7 29.2 79.5 -9 16.8 9.8 -4 2209 34.1 3 471 (-) 573/335 13.8
XPRO India C 2203 17.72 10 50 115.1 36.4 471.7 26 12.7 40.9 * 389 20 29.9 23.1 134.0 6 14.2 16.1 48 2209 35.9 101 737 B(63) 1116/591 20.5
IND.COMPOSITE 889.04 44019.9 13.1 2628.6 22185.1 3.1 74.1 115866 41.1
76 POWER GENERATION AND SUPPLY
Adani Green C 2203 1584.03 10 61 33.7 - 5133.0 64 68.6 434.2 * 41 - 8.1 2.7 1586.0 22 54.6 149.0 48 2209 3.4 34 2093 M(204)3048/1651 608.5
Adani Power C 2203 3856.94 10 75 62.8 - 27711.2 6 35.6 4961.2 * 287 - 21.0 12.9 7043.8 36 13.5 695.5 LP 2209 26.8 LP 273 (-25) 433/98 10.2
Adani Transmissi C 2203 1115.49 10 74 95.3 18.6 11257.5 13 37.4 1204.7 * -2 - 23.6 10.8 3251.5 28 38.0 206.2 -24 2209 8.0 -34 2702 M(152)4239/1815 339.0
BF Utilities C 2203 18.83 5 57 -49.9 - 513.1 38 62.6 45.1 * LP - 26.6 12.0 160.6 41 69.3 26.9 190 2209 28.8 336 385 (-34) 490/263 13.4

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
CESC C 2203 132.56 1 52 82.0 13.4 12543.9 8 24.3 1353.5 * 3 450 16.9 10.2 3913.0 12 21.6 305.0 -9 2209 10.1 -1 74 (-4) 94/68 7.3
Energy Devl.Co. C 2203 47.50 10 58 22.6 - 43.0 37 66.7 6.8 LP - 3.6 1.4 16.7 -6 81.2 7.9 -4 2209 1.6 999 19 (-1) 34/14 12.1
Guj Inds. Power 2203 151.25 10 56 204.4 5.8 1172.4 -12 34.6 171.3 -5 25 21.3 11.3 252.3 -22 29.9 26.6 -50 2209 11.4 5 85 (2) 105/68 7.5
India Grid Trust C 2203 7001.80 100 24 83.3 - 2222.2 33 90.6 348.4 * 3 13 14.5 5.0 594.5 7 91.9 122.2 70 2209 5.6 22 140 (-1) 154/135 25.0
India Power Corp C 2203 97.38 1 59 13.8 0.6 582.5 11 2.0 9.5 * -53 5 0.4 0.1 165.6 17 8.9 3.6 121 2209 0.2 -31 13 (-) 19/10 -
Indowind Energy C * 2203 125.64 10 45 22.1 - 24.6 32 26.6 0.2 * -32 - 0.6 - 7.1 68 12.4 0.1 LP 2212 0.4 163 16 XR(-) 29/11 -
Inox Wind Energy C 2203 10.99 10 69 1129.6 - 597.9 -17 -61.6 -189.9 * -9 - - - 108.8 -33 -21.0 -70.4 PL 2209 - -999 996 (14) 1223/443 -
JP Power Ven. C 2203 6853.46 10 3 15.6 - 4624.6 40 24.1 107.5 -18 - 0.9 0.2 1385.4 54 18.5 75.4 LP 2209 0.6 257 7 (-1) 10/5 -
JSW Energy C 2203 1644.68 10 75 107.0 10.6 8167.2 18 43.9 1694.7 * 118 20 17.2 10.3 2387.5 14 37.3 465.7 37 2209 12.9 175 269 M(-25) 369/182 20.9
K.P. Energy C 2203 11.12 10 45 93.4 24.5 250.4 249 14.0 17.3 * 180 8 20.7 15.6 56.4 10 19.7 6.7 49 2209 26.1 183 382 (10) 489/141 14.6
KPI Green Energy C 2203 18.07 10 55 106.7 20.2 229.9 122 47.3 43.3 * 200 10 31.8 24.0 159.8 178 33.0 21.2 73 2209 36.8 91 867 CB(-35) 975/362 23.6
NHPC Ltd C 2203 10045.0 10 71 36.8 8.9 9218.9 -5 37.5 3016.6 * -12 18 4.2 3.0 3366.0 14 65.0 1317.9 2 2209 4.5 31 39 (-1) 47/27 8.8
NLC India C 2203 1386.64 10 79 107.8 6.4 12088.4 22 35.0 885.1 * -22 15 20.2 6.4 3489.3 13 37.2 411.0 245 2209 11.4 31 81 (-6) 95/56 7.1
NTPC C 2203 9696.67 10 51 146.0 12.8132669.3 19 30.4 16744.8 * 4 70 31.5 17.3 44175.0 36 24.7 2464.8 -20 2209 16.3 18 166 (-2) 183/124 10.2
Orient Green C 2203 750.72 10 35 7.1 - 310.6 21 68.5 17.8 * LP - 1.4 0.2 107.8 -6 80.4 39.9 -1 2209 0.3 LP 11 (-) 26/7 -
Power Grid Corpn C 2203 6975.45 10 51 117.9 19.1 41616.3 5 87.2 13986.1 * 9 148 38.5 20.1 11150.6 9 84.5 3686.1 -1 2209 21.9 12 216 (1) 248/186 9.8
Powergrid Infra. C 2203 9099.99 100 15 98.8 - 1217.3 0 63.4 506.8 - 11 8.5 5.6 324.1 -3 - -689.5 -999 2209 - - 128 (-) 160/121 -
RattanIndia Ent C 2203 276.45 2 75 4.2 3.2 14.013893 -99.9 12.5 * LP - 0.1 0.1 1175.8 999 1.0 103.5 LP 2209 3.2 LP 49 (6) 62/31 15.1
Rattanindia Pow. C 2203 5370.11 10 44 -6.6 - 3259.5 109 24.6 -1543.7 * -64 - - - 638.1 -16 19.4 -517.6 -13 2209 - -83 4 (-) 8/3 -
Reliance Power C 2203 3400.13 10 25 32.6 - 7503.1 -5 36.9 -559.3 * PL - 1.5 - 1863.8 1 32.4 -295.6 -109 2209 - -999 14 (-1) 25/11 -
SJVN C 2203 3929.80 10 87 35.6 7.8 2425.5 -3 73.7 1009.1 * -48 17 3.6 2.6 878.5 - 86.5 445.4 10 2209 3.4 -25 34 (-1) 42/25 10.1
Tata Power Co. C 2203 319.53 1 47 80.4 8.6 43095.3 30 15.5 1859.9 * 60 175 15.6 5.8 14030.7 43 13.5 819.1 94 2209 9.4 107 207 (-5) 298/190 22.0
Torrent Power C 2203 480.62 10 54 227.4 14.4 14278.4 17 23.5 1449.6 * 14 90 57.9 30.2 6703.2 84 17.4 481.7 31 2209 37.4 39 479 (-22) 610/416 12.8
Waaree Renewab. C 2203 20.81 10 75 22.7 - 161.5 1144 14.7 8.8 * LP 5 6.0 4.2 120.6 967 10.5 8.1 88 2209 12.1 LP 495 (-9) 558/278 41.1
IND.COMPOSITE 74421.69 342931.3 37.5 47601.9 217900.1 15.310316.3 1306077 21.4
77 PRINTING & STATIONERY
Kokuyo Camlin 2203 10.03 1 75 24.9 - 548.2 25 3.1 -4.5 * 69 - 1.3 - 189.9 45 7.7 3.8 -18 2209 1.8 LP 80 (-5) 96/51 45.6
Linc 2203 14.87 10 59 103.6 6.0 359.3 39 6.0 8.3 * 999 18 14.2 5.6 127.0 35 12.3 9.6 167 2209 13.3 171 425 (9) 474/230 32.0
MPS C 2203 17.11 10 68 216.2 23.2 448.9 6 28.1 86.8 * 50 - 62.8 50.7 126.6 15 31.7 26.9 24 2209 53.5 24 938 (55) 1026/506 17.5
Navneet Educat. C 2203 45.24 2 63 48.0 8.0 1114.3 34 15.9 77.5 * 171 75 5.6 3.4 329.8 43 9.9 -2.2 PL 2209 8.5 475 119 (-2) 151/81 14.0
Repro India C 2203 12.73 10 51 201.9 - 287.4 108 4.6 -23.4 * 46 - 2.6 - 90.4 43 9.9 0.4 LP 2209 - 62 360 M(-32) 559/344 -
S Chand & Compan C 2203 17.58 5 47 233.5 0.6 589.9 15 9.7 4.7 * LP - 13.3 1.3 47.3 -9 -62.3 -31.7 14 2209 13.6 LP 178 M(-5) 205/92 13.1
Sandesh C 2203 7.57 10 75 1331.6 8.0 308.8 13 26.4 73.7 * -17 50 105.9 97.4 81.5 11 29.2 43.9 101 2209 141.1 11 1002 (-141) 1313/636 7.1
Sundaram Multi. 2203 47.39 1 31 2.1 - 70.4 39 15.9 4.6 * LP - 0.2 0.1 25.4 63 13.9 2.0 37 2209 0.2 LP 3 (-) 5/2 -
IND.COMPOSITE 172.52 3727.2 13.5 227.7 2035.5 5.4 52.7 7695 15.0
78 PUMPS
Kirl. Brothers C 2203
15.88 2 66 150.4 8.1 3057.6 13 6.8 92.4 * -42 150 20.4 11.6 864.0 15 7.2 30.7 412 2209 15.4 -29 317 (2) 424/243 20.6
KSB C 2112
34.81 10 67 303.3 15.7 1497.3 24 14.0 149.7 * 59 125 55.5 43.0 431.3 17 12.5 39.0 - 2209 47.7 17 1809 (-105) 2171/960 37.9
Roto Pumps C 22033.14 2 69 90.7 25.4 175.6 39 25.5 30.2 * 65 143 23.3 19.2 56.2 30 20.5 7.2 -11 2209 17.8 6 525 (60) 539/340 29.5
Shakti Pumps C 2203
18.38 10 56 218.8 17.7 1178.5 27 9.4 64.8 -14 20 45.4 35.3 216.3 -41 5.8 1.9 -91 2209 25.8 -44 405 (-1) 711/380 15.7
WPIL C 22039.77 10 71 671.3 16.5 1181.3 19 17.8 97.3 * 16 100 137.8 99.6 404.3 41 12.2 23.4 -2 2209 112.7 36 1187 (2) 1477/802 10.5
IND.COMPOSITE 81.98 7090.3 11.0 434.4 3944.1 4.8 102.1 11539 24.3
79 RECREATION / AMUSEMENT PARKS
Imagica. Enter. C 2203 411.19 10 73 3.5 - 72.0 228 44.9 -244.1 9 - - - 35.8 658 6.6 -22.2 72 2209 - 75 38 M(-) 47/11 -
Nicco Parks C 2203 4.68 1 68 14.8 9.0 31.3 79 18.6 4.9 LP - 1.6 1.0 14.9 278 36.7 5.3 LP 2209 4.4 999 114 (-3) 133/46 26.0
Wonderla Holiday 2203 56.56 10 70 154.8 - 127.6 232 16.1 -11.0 * 79 - 4.9 - 66.0 284 29.4 10.5 LP 2209 15.6 LP 353 M(2) 455/201 22.7
IND.COMPOSITE 472.43 230.9 25.4 -250.2 233.4 11.7 -6.4 4076 23.3
80 REFINERIES
BPCL C 2203 2169.25 10 53 215.8 20.5346791.1 51 5.6 10852.7 * -12 160 75.1 50.0114820.4 50 1.2 -168.5 PL 2209 4.7 -92 349 (15) 407/288 73.6
CPCL C 2203 148.91 10 67 358.0 - 43477.5 93 6.3 1352.0 426 20 124.6 90.8 19508.8 120 1.2 16.9 -72 2209 242.4 LP 226 (14) 418/95 0.9
HPCL C 2203 1418.55 10 55 197.9 18.1349913.2 50 2.9 7182.1 * -33 140 78.8 50.6108462.5 30 -1.4 -2475.7 PL 2209 - PL 247 (10) 332/200 -
IOCL C 2203 14121.2 10 52 90.2 20.5589335.7 62 7.9 25093.5 * 16 126 26.5 17.8208753.9 57 1.8 -581.0 PL 2209 8.2 -55 82 B(4) 91/65 10.1
MRPL C 2203 1752.60 10 89 46.5 48.0 69727.1 118 6.7 2750.2 * LP - 21.9 15.7 24608.0 85 -8.1 -1779.3 -334 2209 26.0 LP 58 (-) 128/37 2.2
Reliance Industr C 2203 6765.48 10 49 1167.8 8.2699962.0 50 15.9 58756.3 * 33 80 130.9 86.8230055.0 37 13.613656.0 - 2209 95.2 24 2445 M(-130)2855/2181 25.7
IND.COMPOSITE 26376.03 2099206.6 9.3105986.8 1412417 2.3 8668.5 1894284 21.8
81 REFRACTORIES / INTERMEDIATES
IFGL Refractori. C 2203 36.04 10 72 257.5 8.5 1259.5 23 11.3 77.1 * 17 70 35.6 21.4 343.1 11 10.6 19.5 -3 2209 20.4 1 277 (13) 346/232 13.6
Morganite Crucib 2203 2.80 5 75 234.5 31.0 152.4 43 21.0 34.9 * LP 1080 75.5 62.3 38.9 6 17.8 3.9 -26 2209 70.8 282 976 (6) 1220/835 13.8
RHI Magnesita C * 2203 18.80 1 60 61.0 29.4 1995.1 46 19.3 269.3 * 97 250 16.1 14.3 600.4 39 16.8 72.2 68 2209 17.6 84 866 M(-4) 893/386 49.3
Vesuvius India 2112 20.30 10 56 460.0 7.8 1047.2 32 9.6 68.1 28 80 47.0 33.5 352.8 32 14.2 36.1 86 2209 50.4 44 1616 (5) 1780/906 32.1
IND.COMPOSITE 77.94 4454.2 14.8 449.4 2670.2 7.3 131.7 21112 38.7
82 SHIPPING
Essar Shipping C 2203 206.98 10 74 -244.0 - 328.3 -30 -70.3 -172.6 * 71 - - - 16.8 -88 44.4 -28.7 -103 2209 - 76 9 (-1) 12/7 -
GE Shipping Co C 2203 142.77 10 30 639.8 7.4 3508.9 5 43.2 579.1 * -31 99 89.5 40.6 1447.5 64 54.8 768.8 245 2209 113.5 252 625 M(-50) 748/301 5.5
SCI C 2203 465.80 10 64 201.8 - 4994.9 35 30.6 859.8 * 24 3 32.1 18.5 1420.4 16 22.7 124.4 -49 2209 15.1 13 144 (1) 151/86 9.5
SEAMEC Ltd C 2203 25.43 10 72 313.2 10.6 349.6 36 37.2 74.4 * 101 - 62.3 29.3 85.3 4 43.5 17.0 -34 2209 32.5 25 852 (-37) 1424/820 26.2
Shreyas Shipping C 2203 21.96 10 70 344.8 39.0 535.8 -4 43.2 204.9 * 385 25 102.0 93.3 137.6 83 53.5 60.3 105 2209 122.9 142 296 (-6) 429/234 2.4
IND.COMPOSITE 862.94 9717.6 32.7 1545.6 6215.3 19.8 941.8 18619 6.9

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio

83 SOLVENT EXTRACTION
Adani Wilmar C 2203 129.97 1 88 60.3 14.7 54213.6 46 3.2 803.9 * 10 - 8.6 6.2 14150.0 4 1.8 48.8 -73 2209 5.3 -14 568 (-36) 878/221 107.4
Agro Tech Foods. C 2203 24.37 10 52 188.2 5.1 916.6 3 6.0 22.9 * -26 30 18.0 9.4 236.5 -6 4.4 3.0 -43 2209 6.1 -35 830 (6) 1010/708 136.8
Ambar Protein 2203 5.75 10 70 36.3 27.3 339.8 8 2.8 4.6 * 19 - 10.2 8.0 75.8 4 1.9 0.5 -36 2209 8.3 77 468 (-56) 844/23 56.6
AVT Natural Prod C 2203 15.23 1 75 26.6 21.4 559.4 15 18.9 72.8 * 62 100 5.7 4.8 160.4 19 21.4 25.1 78 2209 6.1 57 107 (-2) 135/79 17.7
BCL Industries C 2203 24.15 10 61 158.7 25.8 1987.7 39 6.9 83.9 * 99 50 40.8 34.7 452.4 -2 1.3 0.8 -96 2209 27.2 9 441 (117) 525/276 16.2
CIAN Agro C 2203 27.99 10 73 4.4 - 254.6 -4 9.4 0.6 -76 - 2.4 0.2 52.0 -7 12.6 -0.1 PL 2209 1.1 16 50 (2) 85/44 47.8
Gokul Agro C 2203 28.61 2 72 37.3 31.7 10390.8 24 2.2 122.1 * 180 - 10.6 8.5 2776.2 3 2.4 29.5 35 2209 10.1 116 128 (-) 153/61 12.7
Gokul Refoils C 2203 19.80 2 72 32.2 9.2 3055.5 24 1.3 26.8 * 31 - 3.3 2.7 779.4 13 1.8 7.8 7 2209 2.9 15 40 (1) 50/27 13.9
Guj. Ambuja Exp C 2203 22.93 1 64 99.5 25.1 4670.3 -1 14.7 474.5 * 40 65 24.9 20.7 1077.8 -6 8.7 64.1 -38 2209 19.1 -2 241 (-15) 394/171 12.7
Mangalam Global C * 2203 27.71 2 74 9.0 3.0 1277.3 33 0.8 2.2 * -61 10 0.4 0.2 221.2 30 -0.5 4.4 LP 2209 0.4 999 33 M(1) 52/27 -
Manorama Indust. 2203 11.92 10 57 235.9 11.7 279.1 38 14.0 24.2 * 66 - 26.9 20.3 80.7 13 15.0 5.9 -7 2209 21.1 25 1027 (7) 1441/911 48.7
Modi Naturals C 2203 12.66 10 68 63.7 12.9 474.3 7 3.2 9.3 * 16 - 8.5 7.4 93.4 -18 2.0 0.8 -74 2209 4.8 - 223 (18) 299/167 46.1
Patanjali Foods 2203 72.40 2 81 257.1 18.0 24205.4 48 6.2 803.8 * 57 - 26.0 22.2 8514.1 42 2.3 112.3 -32 2209 22.7 -7 1157 M(-27) 1495/706 51.0
Shree Ram Prote. 2203 21.42 10 46 25.5 12.5 287.8 89 4.5 6.1 634 - 3.3 2.9 48.4 -40 5.7 1.0 -37 2209 2.7 -8 67 (7) 138/46 24.3
IND.COMPOSITE 444.91 102912.1 4.5 2457.7 57436.6 1.2 303.7 130762 55.7
84 STEEL - LARGE
APL Apollo Tubes C 2203 55.47 2 31 95.0 28.2 13063.3 54 7.2 557.5 * 55 175 24.0 20.1 3969.2 29 5.8 150.2 3 2209 19.8 1 1123 M(18) 1194/771 56.7
Jindal Saw C 2203 63.95 2 63 230.1 5.7 13298.4 25 10.6 409.5 * 28 100 27.6 12.8 4043.5 36 8.1 82.5 -31 2209 6.9 -57 111 (1) 119/75 16.1
Jindal Stain. C 2203 105.10 2 70 107.9 45.1 21223.4 74 14.1 1880.6 * 427 - 42.9 35.8 5604.5 11 6.4 159.1 -61 2209 31.4 46 244 (-9) 255/95 7.8
Jindal Stain. Hi C 2203 47.19 2 59 231.9 49.3 15011.4 60 14.3 1942.8 * 193 - 92.9 82.3 3926.0 5 8.2 253.7 -49 2209 69.9 13 462 (7) 464/189 6.6
JSW Steel C 2203 241.72 1 45 256.3 37.6146371.0 83 26.6 21246.5 * 166 1735 112.7 87.9 41778.0 29 4.3 -1335.7 PL 2209 31.8 -62 759 (-16) 790/520 23.9
SAIL C 2203 4130.53 10 65 130.8 25.2103476.8 50 20.6 12525.3 * 203 88 40.7 30.3 26246.3 -2 2.8 -329.4 PL 2209 11.5 -64 88 (-1) 112/64 7.7
Surya Roshni C 2203 54.41 10 63 298.1 14.1 7730.8 39 5.7 204.8 * 29 40 57.6 37.6 1984.2 2 6.5 68.0 54 2209 39.3 9 593 (76) 597/336 15.1
Tata Steel C 2203 1221.31 1 34 87.3 42.9243959.2 56 26.0 40023.6 * 410 510 40.2 32.8 59877.5 -1 10.1 1525.4 -87 2209 23.7 -9 120 M(1) 139/83 5.1
IND.COMPOSITE 5919.68 564134.3 23.3 78790.6 294858.7 3.4 573.8 427961 9.4
85 STEEL - MEDIUM / SMALL
Bansal Roofing 2203 13.18 10 73 16.5 21.8 72.6 75 7.9 3.9 73 - 3.3 3.0 22.1 11 7.9 1.2 128 2209 2.9 10 67 (-2) 106/49 23.1
Bedmutha Indus. C 2203 32.26 10 57 27.9 - 660.2 70 2.5 8.4 * -96 - 12.8 2.6 168.2 -11 0.4 -1.2 PL 2209 3.5 -95 63 (1) 101/47 17.8
Beekay Steel Ind C 2203 19.07 10 69 405.4 23.5 1296.4 48 17.4 147.8 * 87 10 88.8 77.5 258.4 -12 10.4 17.0 -45 2209 75.8 3 441 (22) 545/315 5.8
Bharat Wire 2203 64.43 10 37 74.6 - 410.7 64 15.1 13.7 * LP - 5.5 2.1 149.7 59 20.9 15.4 999 2209 5.9 117 102 M(-3) 138/53 17.3
BMW Industries C 2203 22.51 1 74 25.5 5.8 447.4 12 23.8 31.2 * 42 - 3.6 1.4 149.7 45 22.1 12.3 20 2209 1.5 -21 35 (-) 42/21 22.8
Bonlon Industrie 2203 14.18 10 64 52.9 2.9 387.8 187 0.8 2.1 10 - 1.9 1.5 94.9 -9 0.7 1.2 25 2209 1.5 10 71 (-4) 112/23 47.3
Gallantt Ispat L C 2203 241.28 10 69 88.5 11.7 3017.4 200 9.8 175.8 116 - 11.1 7.3 931.3 38 8.4 27.5 344 2209 6.8 42 63 M(-2) 86/54 9.4
Gandhi Spl. Tube 2203 6.08 5 74 133.7 23.4 137.0 21 36.1 37.3 * 4 200 33.4 30.7 52.0 40 37.5 15.4 41 2209 36.2 -6 534 (21) 638/302 14.8
Godawari Power C 2203 70.47 5 68 257.4 52.5 5399.2 36 34.6 1403.1 * 123 270 107.0 99.6 1307.1 3 17.7 168.5 -48 2209 82.0 -7 404 (8) 497/223 4.9
Goodluck India C * 2203 5.45 2 59 210.4 17.7 2613.2 66 7.0 75.0 149 175 38.2 27.5 779.2 23 6.1 20.4 20 2209 31.5 73 421 M(42) 555/236 13.4
Guj.Nat.Resour. C 2203 80.25 10 13 14.2 - 8.9 9 -9.4 -4.1 2 - - - 3.0 67 13.8 -1.2 -51 2209 - -49 16 (-) 25/11 -
Hariom Pipe 2203 25.48 10 66 96.3 35.5 430.6 69 13.2 30.2 * 102 - 15.0 11.8 127.1 11 12.6 9.3 29 2209 14.9 - 339 M(-20) 403/169 22.8
Hi-Tech Pipes C 2203 12.27 10 59 217.4 17.6 1878.9 40 5.3 40.3 77 5 40.7 32.9 598.5 30 3.7 9.3 -8 2209 28.5 1 899 (42) 912/323 31.6
ISMT C 2203 150.25 5 75 41.5 -2.3 2160.6 73 -2.8 5.2 * LP - 2.3 0.2 709.1 25 8.6 30.3 LP 2209 5.3 LP 57 (1) 71/44 10.6
JTL Industries C 2203 13.11 2 50 31.4 42.9 975.7 124 7.4 50.0 * 149 - 8.0 7.6 299.9 14 10.3 21.1 63 2209 9.3 - 306 M(-8) 355/165 32.8
Kalyani Steels 2203 21.83 5 65 316.5 19.3 1706.0 44 19.8 242.7 * 29 200 66.1 55.6 500.3 9 10.2 34.6 -44 2209 38.8 -37 348 (-27) 390/264 9.0
Kamdhenu 2203 26.94 10 59 53.4 14.9 840.8 34 6.8 30.7 * 38 10 14.8 11.4 191.3 25 6.4 8.2 9 2209 14.9 6 384 (11) 408/130 25.8
Kritika Wires 2203 17.75 2 73 7.9 6.0 243.7 81 3.2 4.0 899 5 0.7 0.5 61.1 - 1.6 1.1 - 2209 0.6 - 12 (-1) 43/7 -
Lloyds Steels 2203 98.87 1 58 1.8 5.1 50.1 -28 9.4 6.0 * 999 5 0.1 0.1 29.6 302 24.2 7.6 287 2209 0.3 999 20 M(2) 26/8 -
Mah. Seamless C 2203 67.00 5 68 298.3 10.6 4200.3 82 14.0 368.7 * 87 100 37.8 27.5 1414.2 49 17.7 176.6 94 2209 39.1 59 333 XB(12) 455/238 8.5
Manaksia Coated C 2203 6.55 1 67 17.0 8.2 647.7 45 5.4 8.6 * 46 - 2.7 1.3 148.7 -31 5.0 0.7 -72 2209 0.9 -31 19 (1) 48/16 -
Manaksia Steels C 2203 6.55 1 75 41.6 13.8 610.9 21 8.8 33.6 * 35 - 6.8 5.1 156.4 44 2.9 2.5 -58 2209 3.3 -32 42 (6) 64/29 12.8
Mishra Dhatu Nig C 2203 187.34 10 74 66.3 15.6 859.5 6 30.6 176.6 * 6 31 11.2 9.4 181.0 -4 32.4 33.6 -1 2209 9.4 -6 226 (2) 269/156 24.1
Mukand C 2203 144.50 10 74 51.1 11.7 4636.7 70 5.1 63.3 * LP 15 7.5 4.4 1465.1 22 3.4 2.4 -86 2209 7.5 12 137 M(1) 165/98 18.2
Narayani Steels C 2203 10.90 10 95 47.7 - 11.6 -85 -99.9 0.3 * LP - 0.8 0.3 14.7 613 12.8 1.2 LP 2209 3.9 LP 80 M(-4) 85/7 20.5
Panchmahal Steel 2203 19.08 10 75 83.1 43.3 573.6 69 13.3 56.6 * 591 40 33.6 29.7 108.1 -33 -1.5 -3.5 PL 2209 20.7 -3 139 (-5) 175/121 6.7
Pennar Industrie C 2203 67.47 5 40 54.2 5.8 2265.8 49 7.6 41.8 * LP - 7.1 3.1 834.0 51 5.5 16.7 104 2209 4.3 62 60 M(1) 70/31 13.9
Prakash Industri 2203 179.08 10 43 161.4 5.9 3928.7 22 5.6 167.5 * 77 - 18.2 9.4 776.9 -13 13.2 44.1 2 2209 9.6 3 66 (8) 88/45 6.8
Raghav Product. C * 2203 10.88 10 66 109.8 23.6 100.0 55 25.0 17.4 * 90 10 18.0 15.9 33.8 45 27.5 6.6 54 2212 21.3 38 1137 (240) 1180/434 53.3
Rajratan Global C 2203 10.15 2 65 74.2 44.5 892.9 63 20.3 124.3 134 100 27.6 24.5 224.6 -7 16.8 23.3 -29 2209 25.1 38 824 (-68) 1409/441 32.8
Rama Steel Tubes C * 2203 45.62 1 65 4.8 24.1 768.2 63 5.5 27.3 * 120 10 0.7 0.6 347.2 80 2.2 5.1 -28 2209 0.5 -11 41 XB(6) 46/12 -
Ratnamani Metals C 2203 14.02 2 60 338.1 15.2 3138.8 37 15.8 322.4 * 17 700 57.4 46.0 899.8 26 16.1 98.8 38 2209 55.1 33 1932 B(-66)2138/1243 35.0
Salasar Techno C 2203 31.57 1 63 11.9 11.5 718.9 20 9.6 30.9 * 4 10 1.2 1.0 258.7 29 8.1 7.4 -26 2209 0.9 -25 50 M(-4) 58/20 -
Sarda Energy C 2203 35.24 10 73 897.1 30.9 3914.0 78 34.6 805.5 * 115 75 269.2 228.6 966.5 -6 29.1 180.7 -29 2209 209.0 8 1085 M(-30) 1358/705 5.2
Scan Steels 2203 52.35 10 48 69.3 15.5 1000.2 37 8.6 50.5 * 75 - 12.1 9.6 210.5 31 -2.6 -8.6 PL 2209 7.5 -28 38 (-) 55/27 5.2
Shyam Metalics C 2203 255.08 10 88 267.6 36.2 10394.0 65 25.1 1715.4 * 104 50 77.9 67.2 3085.2 24 7.9 114.3 -72 2209 54.2 -6 308 (-18) 385/273 5.7
Sunflag Iron C 2203 180.22 10 51 134.7 16.7 2717.9 41 14.7 217.0 54 - 16.3 12.0 885.5 29 18.3 95.1 45 2209 11.2 -23 133 (10) 136/59 11.9
Suraj 2203 18.36 10 75 51.8 3.3 343.7 82 3.6 3.0 * 135 - 5.6 1.6 107.8 47 3.9 1.9 156 2209 3.1 175 64 M(1) 87/56 20.3
Technocraf.Inds. C 2203 24.46 10 75 600.6 21.9 1911.1 48 20.6 263.2 * 116 - 133.3 107.6 476.3 8 20.3 63.0 1 2209 107.7 28 919 (8) 1235/690 8.5
Usha Martin C 2203 30.47 1 48 58.0 15.7 2688.1 28 14.5 264.4 * 77 200 11.0 8.7 820.2 38 14.0 78.9 37 2209 10.0 36 184 (-1) 199/81 18.4
Vardhman Special * 2203 40.63 10 61 147.6 19.9 1368.5 46 12.7 100.7 * 128 35 31.4 24.8 443.2 32 7.9 28.0 15 2209 26.3 7 324 M(17) 335/201 12.3
Venus Pipes 2203 20.30 10 48 147.1 37.6 387.0 25 12.7 31.7 34 - 16.3 15.6 126.4 41 12.3 10.4 18 2209 17.5 - 722 M(5) 775/316 41.2

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Visa Steel C 2203 115.79 10 38 -214.2 - 1118.5 13 1.6 -87.4 * 38 - - - 193.1 -26 2.9 -21.4 24 2209 - 36 15 (-1) 27/11 -
Welspun Corp C 2203 130.76 5 50 167.1 4.7 6505.1 -9 9.1 201.1 * -66 100 17.4 7.7 1963.8 27 -6.4 -52.0 PL 2209 8.8 -59 216 M(-22) 298/136 24.6
Welspun Special. 2203 318.05 6 54 0.5 - 163.3 75 -11.3 -30.8 29 - - - 87.1 321 -7.3 -10.7 4 2209 - 47 16 (-1) 25/15 -
Zenith Steel C 2203 142.28 10 16 -17.0 - 163.1 109 9.4 5.5 * 92 - 0.6 0.4 49.9 20 -33.5 -13.4 -326 2209 - PL 6 (-) 14/1 -
IND.COMPOSITE 3100.36 78764.8 15.0 7282.4 45422.4 4.9 1279.4 89691 11.6
86 STEEL - SPONGE IRON
Jai Balaji Inds. C 2203 145.46 10 56 -88.9 - 4643.5 67 4.5 48.6 * LP - 9.6 3.3 1369.4 30 4.6 21.2 200 2209 4.2 -2 56 M(-) 64/35 13.1
Jindal Steel C 2203 102.01 1 61 371.0 17.8 51165.6 48 27.3 6001.1 * 60 300 79.4 58.8 13521.4 -1 13.1 867.8 -65 2209 41.9 -57 589 (-5) 613/304 14.1
JSW Ispat Speci. C 2203 469.55 10 53 12.0 - 6060.7 45 7.8 2.9 * LP - 4.8 0.1 757.5 -47 -12.2 -209.1 -467 2209 - PL 32 (-1) 45/22 -
Lloyds Metals C 2203 44.48 1 75 4.0 44.3 697.5 175 19.5 139.3 * 999 50 3.5 3.1 673.8 572 23.3 142.7 999 2209 12.3 999 285 M(27) 289/103 23.3
S.A.L Steel 2203 84.97 10 51 4.8 - 505.3 68 -0.7 11.5 * - - 2.4 1.4 137.4 45 5.2 2.7 2 2209 0.9 -65 21 (5) 21/8 -
Tata Steel Long 2203 45.10 10 75 551.5 22.5 6801.6 43 17.4 651.8 * 15 125 215.4 144.5 1913.9 17 -3.9 -333.4 PL 2209 - PL 713 (-2) 850/532 -
IND.COMPOSITE 891.57 69874.2 22.8 6855.2 36746.7 5.0 491.9 78511 15.1
87 STEEL - PIG IRON
Kirl. Ferrous 2203 69.44 5 57 105.5 34.5 3615.0 77 17.9 402.3 * 33 110 35.3 29.0 1133.5 18 12.2 82.0 -32 2209 22.5 -39 351 M(-13) 374/184 15.6
Tata Metaliks 2203 31.58 10 60 480.2 15.2 2745.5 43 14.1 214.8 * -2 80 87.5 68.0 877.0 36 4.7 14.3 -74 2209 25.9 -73 835 (-6) 922/622 32.2
IND.COMPOSITE 101.02 6360.5 16.3 617.1 4020.9 4.5 96.3 7508 19.0
88 SUGAR
Avadh Sugar 2203 20.02 10 60 395.2 16.8 2743.7 1 11.0 124.0 * 59 100 87.6 61.9 589.2 -5 0.1 -16.3 PL 2209 41.8 -20 505 (-47) 885/468 12.1
Bajaj Hindusthan C 2203 127.74 1 25 16.1 - 5575.7 -16 3.1 -260.4 * 12 - - - 1323.4 -2 -6.3 -162.4 -44 2209 - -27 16 (-1) 23/8 -
Balrampur Chini C 2203 20.40 1 42 134.6 17.3 4846.0 1 14.6 465.4 * -2 250 28.4 22.8 1113.1 -8 -1.4 -29.0 PL 2209 14.2 -32 394 (-5) 526/307 27.9
Bannari Amm.Sug. 2203 12.54 10 59 1167.2 5.9 1998.1 28 10.9 81.7 * -9 100 119.2 65.1 510.1 14 13.4 26.9 27 2209 84.9 33 2791 (-30) 3176/2000 32.9
Dalmia Bharat 2203 16.19 2 75 300.6 13.3 3018.3 12 14.9 293.0 * 12 200 47.9 36.2 578.9 -20 1.3 3.7 -94 2209 21.1 -37 370 (-21) 569/282 17.6
Davangere Sugar 2203 94.11 10 74 32.1 1.0 124.2 -14 27.7 5.7 127 - 1.6 0.6 50.9 251 22.1 1.5 LP 2209 1.2 345 87 R(9) 87/15 69.8
DCM Shriram Inds C 2203 17.40 2 50 78.8 10.1 2123.1 9 6.7 64.8 * - 75 11.2 7.5 532.7 9 2.8 0.9 -93 2209 6.6 -5 74 (-) 126/69 11.2
Dhampur Bio C 2203 66.39 10 49 135.7 12.2 1540.9 0 11.9 100.6 * LP - 19.9 15.1 515.1 43 4.3 7.7 LP 2209 15.1 LP 184 M(-24) 229/142 12.2
Dhampur Sugar C 2203 66.39 10 49 140.9 11.7 1904.1 -12 15.3 143.2 * -38 60 29.2 21.6 541.2 35 5.7 11.4 -54 2209 20.9 -21 234 (-14) 517/197 11.2
Dwarikesh Sugar 2203 18.83 1 42 38.3 24.8 1974.1 7 14.7 155.3 * 69 200 10.6 8.2 540.1 7 5.2 7.8 -80 2209 7.2 11 99 (-6) 148/79 13.7
EID Parry C 2203 17.75 1 45 323.4 18.5 23527.9 27 10.1 915.8 * 92 1100 70.4 51.6 11327.6 62 8.4 241.4 -1 2209 58.3 103 545 M(-39) 673/386 9.3
KCP Sugar &Inds. C 2203 11.34 1 41 30.3 0.7 319.4 -3 4.6 2.1 * -87 10 0.6 0.2 82.1 4 15.7 26.4 222 2209 0.7 -77 30 (-2) 36/18 -
KM Sugar Mills C 2203 18.40 2 57 27.9 17.9 548.3 9 13.4 41.6 * 58 10 6.2 4.5 159.8 -21 4.4 1.6 -88 2209 2.1 -49 30 (-1) 45/24 14.2
Kothari Sugars 2203 82.89 10 74 29.6 16.1 422.6 1 10.8 32.8 * 127 - 5.7 4.0 116.8 30 2.0 0.3 -72 2209 5.6 173 43 (-3) 53/28 7.6
Rajshree Sugars 2203 33.14 10 41 3.3 - 467.7 29 7.0 -4.1 * 79 - 6.0 - 185.1 68 3.5 0.2 LP 2209 2.9 LP 54 (-4) 70/25 18.7
Sakthi Sugars 2203 118.85 10 60 -21.0 - 788.0 24 6.8 -219.0 * -2 - - - 242.0 229 6.2 -20.2 69 2209 - 33 24 (-2) 35/13 -
Sh.Renuka Sugar C 2203 212.85 1 62 -9.9 - 6432.6 14 6.2 -130.4 * 30 - 0.4 - 2187.6 55 2.5 -131.1 -61 2209 - 77 54 (-4) 69/30 -
Triven.Engg.Ind. C 2203 24.18 1 68 137.2 24.8 4290.9 -8 14.8 429.7 * 45 325 21.1 17.8 1345.9 26 6.2 24.0 -74 2209 17.1 14 283 (1) 374/211 16.5
Ugar Sugar Works C 2203 11.25 1 45 10.0 42.9 1137.5 19 8.7 43.3 * 154 25 4.9 3.9 256.3 1 1.3 -13.5 -132 2209 5.2 184 101 (-7) 116/31 19.4
Uttam Sug.Mills 2203 38.14 10 73 126.4 34.8 2034.4 12 13.3 132.4 * 120 20 43.4 34.7 454.5 -5 1.3 -10.0 PL 2209 33.5 72 301 (8) 337/182 9.0
Vishwaraj Sugar 2203 37.56 2 34 14.3 23.7 468.8 10 19.9 60.2 615 10 4.0 3.2 99.2 -3 -1.0 -7.0 PL 2209 2.8 100 17 (-2) 26/15 6.3
Zuari Industries C 2203 29.78 10 57 884.4 - 721.8 -13 1.5 -77.1 * - 10 - - 186.7 12 -1.0 -31.5 PL 2209 71.5 999 142 M(-7) 217/124 2.0
IND.COMPOSITE 1096.14 67008.0 10.3 2400.6 45876.3 2.7 -66.9 56236 14.2
89 TEA
B&A C 2203 3.10 10 59 437.3 23.5 290.4 17 14.9 24.1 * 68 20 92.3 77.7 108.6 2 26.0 24.3 -3 2209 82.2 90 315 (12) 383/206 3.8
CCL Products C 2203 26.61 2 46 100.9 17.5 1462.0 18 22.6 204.4 12 250 19.7 15.4 506.6 50 19.3 57.8 17 2209 16.7 17 516 (-28) 572/316 31.0
Goodricke Group 2203 21.60 10 74 167.0 1.6 823.1 -8 3.2 5.3 -73 30 12.3 2.4 280.4 2 20.1 39.7 -28 2209 - -178 206 (3) 271/167 -
Grob Tea Co 2203 1.16 10 75 838.4 5.4 93.0 -16 6.5 4.1 * -85 20 59.2 35.6 44.5 20 36.0 16.1 13 2209 71.7 26 852 (-37) 1290/710 11.9
Harri. Malayalam C 2203 18.46 10 54 81.0 16.2 471.5 5 6.7 20.5 * -49 - 13.4 11.1 128.2 -1 6.2 5.8 48 2209 15.1 -39 136 (-2) 198/128 9.0
James Warren Tea 2203 4.40 10 70 293.0 8.0 111.2 -13 6.2 8.3 -46 - 25.1 18.8 54.3 16 48.3 27.2 104 2209 54.8 LP 261 (-19) 320/190 4.8
Mcleod Russel C 2203 52.23 5 6 139.5 - 1355.8 -6 6.4 -162.7 * -206 - - - 425.1 -14 51.0 130.8 7 2209 - -147 27 (-3) 41/18 -
Neelamalai Agro C 2203 0.62 10 72 3799.4 15.9 29.6 0 -3.2 32.5 * 41 200 534.6 522.6 6.2 -11 2.2 8.9 27 2209 584.6 27 3487 (-52) 4650/3123 6.0
Peria Kara. Tea C 2203 3.10 10 59 593.4 0.1 47.2 -35 16.0 0.2 * -98 10 12.9 0.7 17.9 57 10.8 0.7 -64 2209 - PL 237 (-6) 364/205 -
Rossell India C 2203 7.34 2 75 82.3 10.3 299.1 -7 15.3 23.9 * -31 15 9.9 6.5 119.2 26 39.7 36.4 44 2209 9.6 - 316 (-5) 385/113 32.9
Shri Vasuprada C 2203 8.28 10 75 133.8 - 122.4 15 1.7 -14.3 * -64 - - - 39.3 -17 8.1 -0.6 PL 2209 - -5 84 (4) 142/67 -
Tata Coffee C 2203 18.68 1 57 91.6 9.9 2363.5 5 17.8 142.7 * 15 200 12.0 7.6 718.3 31 15.5 38.4 8 2209 10.3 37 215 (-3) 252/182 20.9
Tata Consumer C 2203 92.90 1 35 166.2 6.5 12425.4 7 13.7 965.4 * 11 605 13.4 10.4 3363.1 11 13.8 260.2 -7 2209 11.1 31 747 M(-15) 861/651 67.4
United Nilgiri 2203 5.00 10 50 362.6 5.5 75.7 14 15.0 9.4 * -15 37 25.7 18.7 23.3 24 14.4 3.0 -31 2209 16.7 -35 274 (-7) 433/261 16.4
Warren Tea C 2203 11.95 10 74 97.0 2.0 89.7 -15 -6.4 2.2 * LP - 3.5 1.8 24.2 -42 18.3 3.8 -7 2209 3.0 LP 70 (-2) 94/62 23.5
IND.COMPOSITE 275.43 20059.6 13.6 1266.0 11717.9 9.2 652.2 83292 51.1
90 TELECOMMUNICATIONS - SERVICE PROVIDER
Bharti Airtel C * 2203 2786.39 5 55 131.5 -116546.9 16 49.1 3675.9 * -15 60 66.0 6.6 34526.8 22 51.0 2145.2 120 2209 11.2 LP 759 M(-55) 877/629 67.5
GTL 2203 157.30 10 14 -397.2 - 193.5 -12 3.5 -15.7 * PL - - - 46.3 -5 -47.8 -26.6 PL 2209 - PL 8 (-) 22/7 -
MTNL C 2203 630.00 10 56 -318.3 - 1149.0 -17 -26.5 -2596.9 * -6 2 - - 237.9 -22 -46.8 -738.0 -13 2209 - -3 25 (-1) 34/17 -
Nettlinx C 2203 11.46 10 59 31.9 8.4 34.4 -3 14.9 2.8 LP - 3.3 2.4 6.4 -61 9.3 -0.1 PL 2209 - PL 105 (-2) 110/54 -
OnMobile Global C 2203 105.91 10 48 60.4 4.3 519.5 -6 9.3 27.7 * -32 15 3.6 2.6 131.0 - 0.2 0.6 -82 2209 1.7 -52 95 M(2) 191/82 55.8
Railtel Corpn. C 2203 320.94 10 73 49.4 14.2 1548.5 12 23.8 208.6 * 46 24 11.5 6.5 428.7 20 23.4 55.2 -18 2209 6.3 9 128 (1) 149/84 20.4
Reliance Communi C 2203 1382.77 5 5 -231.7 - 556.0 -27 -99.9 -6620.0 -15 - - - 123.0 -10 -23.6 -65.0 -62 2209 - -52 2 (-) 4/2 -
Tata Comm C 2203 285.00 10 59 31.8 - 16724.7 -2 25.1 1473.2 * 16 207 129.0 51.7 4430.7 6 25.7 464.7 12 2209 62.7 35 1367 (49) 1590/856 21.8
Tata Tele. Mah. 2203 1954.93 10 74 -94.9 - 1093.8 5 42.8 -1220.3 * - - - - 277.7 3 44.0 -287.5 8 2209 - 4 85 (-7) 237/79 -

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Tejas Networks C 2203 152.78 10 52 173.2 - 550.6 5 -14.6 -62.7 * PL - 0.9 - 219.9 27 9.8 1.1 -71 2209 - PL 565 M(-41) 773/360 -
Vodafone Idea C 2203 32118.9 10 75 -23.8 - 38515.5 -8 41.6-28484.3 * -17 - - - 10614.6 13 38.6 -7595.5 -6 2209 - -6 7 (-1) 13/7 -
IND.COMPOSITE 39906.33 177432.5 40.3-33611.7 102086.0 22.4 -6045.9 532834 58.3
91 TELECOMMUNICATIONS - EQUIPMENT
ADC India 2203 4.60 10 72 106.5 18.2 118.9 99 8.9 8.5 135 140 19.1 18.4 36.5 10 9.7 2.9 60 2209 21.5 46 479 (14) 549/240 22.2
Astra Microwave C 2203 17.32 2 8 69.6 6.6 750.5 17 11.7 37.5 * 30 70 6.9 4.3 174.7 -3 22.5 20.5 507 2209 5.9 -4 285 (-4) 375/175 48.5
Avantel C 2203 16.22 10 40 56.4 24.2 105.0 35 25.4 18.0 17 40 13.6 11.1 36.2 135 27.7 6.1 78 2209 13.6 28 420 B(37) 474/165 31.0
DigiSpice Tech. C 2203 69.46 3 73 10.6 2.4 990.6 39 1.4 5.9 * -2 - 1.1 0.3 256.7 8 -1.8 -7.0 PL 2209 - -136 26 M(-1) 50/22 -
GTL Infra. 2203 12669.3 10 3 -2.6 - 1462.7 4 29.7 -789.2 * -6 - - - 359.9 -1 0.4 -317.8 -54 2209 - -4 1 M(-) 2/1 -
ITI C 2203 949.58 10 90 26.3 - 1860.7 -21 5.8 119.7 999 - 1.8 1.3 197.6 -44 -24.7 -100.5 -80 2209 0.7 162 106 M(-) 130/80 -
NELCO C 2203 22.82 10 50 41.0 19.0 260.1 15 19.5 15.7 * 29 18 17.7 6.9 75.4 23 19.0 4.5 31 2209 7.7 9 660 (-39) 1090/515 86.2
Prabhat Tech. C 2203 10.71 10 70 29.1 - 3.6 79 -44.5 -1.7 * 67 - - - 0.4 -67 -87.4 0.1 LP 2209 - 72 285 (-36) 462/185 -
Prec. Electronic 2203 13.85 10 51 10.5 - 35.4 -15 -4.6 -1.7 PL - - - 8.9 21 22.6 0.1 -85 2209 0.4 LP 44 (-2) 53/23 -
IND.COMPOSITE 13773.90 5587.4 13.0 -587.3 2292.5 0.7 -391.2 17422 48.6
92 TEXTILE MACHINERY
Candour Techtex 2203 16.94 10 45 15.8 5.2 174.2 151 1.8 1.2 * LP - 1.7 0.7 17.3 -70 5.7 0.4 -11 2209 0.9 68 47 (-4) 65/29 -
Indian CardCloth C 2203 5.94 10 67 394.4 0.3 66.5 23 47.8 0.5 * LP 250 8.5 0.9 17.2 4 0.5 0.1 LP 2209 3.8 LP 228 (3) 330/197 59.5
Integra Engg. C 2203 3.44 1 54 14.1 23.3 103.8 65 14.2 9.1 66 - 3.1 2.6 32.9 22 14.8 2.8 8 2209 2.5 3 88 M(-4) 105/53 35.1
Lak. Mach. Works C 2203 10.68 10 31 1990.7 10.3 3171.0 84 7.7 193.4 * 253 400 236.9 181.0 1211.9 51 9.9 104.3 140 2209 303.3 188 11497 (-634)14144/8115 37.9
Stovec Inds. 2112 2.09 10 71 818.0 19.2 233.4 55 16.0 28.4 * 110 570 160.5 136.1 44.6 -27 2.6 0.9 -86 2209 104.6 -23 2276 (-18) 2900/2100 21.8
IND.COMPOSITE 39.09 3748.8 8.8 232.6 2647.8 4.8 108.5 13276 37.0
93 TEXTILES - COMPOSITE
Bengal Tea & Fab 2203 9.01 10 73 135.1 - 55.1 12 -21.3 -11.8 * PL 10 - - 19.7 -2 40.9 4.8 -23 2209 10.2 36 81 (-1) 94/60 8.0
Lakshmi Mills 2203 6.96 100 64 10886 4.4 346.7 89 14.2 24.5 * 520 25 454.4 351.3 57.2 -39 -5.6 -3.1 PL 2209 204.7 -43 4069 (-58) 5480/3010 19.9
Loyal Textile C 2203 4.82 10 74 784.1 30.8 1767.4 58 11.0 97.1 196 100 278.2 201.3 348.9 -24 2.0 -1.5 PL 2209 145.6 -7 703 (-63) 1780/676 4.8
Lux Industries C 2203 6.01 2 74 466.4 29.1 2295.9 18 20.7 336.8 * 24 600 118.1 112.0 635.7 1 10.2 42.0 -58 2209 89.1 -19 1521 (-125) 3925/1514 17.1
Mafatlal Inds. C 2203 14.10 2 71 102.3 - 990.8 64 1.5 -5.3 * 93 - 1.5 - 354.8 21 1.6 8.7 -68 2209 6.1 621 62 M(-2) 82/31 10.2
Ruby Mills 2203 16.72 5 75 162.0 6.0 199.0 61 27.5 31.0 * 48 60 12.0 9.3 60.8 33 19.4 7.6 88 2209 13.1 36 193 B(-8) 369/146 14.8
IND.COMPOSITE 57.62 5654.9 13.7 472.3 2954.2 3.2 58.4 6354 14.2
94 TEXTILES - COTTON/BLENDED
Aarvee Denims 2203 23.46 10 66 42.2 - 421.1 59 -2.5 -64.4 * 11 - - - 55.1 -53 -20.4 -17.4 -11 2209 - -34 26 (2) 33/16 -
Amarjothi Spg. C 2203 6.75 10 58 256.2 13.4 257.5 43 14.0 21.3 * 35 22 46.4 31.5 45.6 -40 12.6 2.3 -56 2209 21.6 3 178 (-5) 225/144 8.3
Ambika Cotton 2203 5.73 10 50 1383.1 27.9 920.5 45 29.4 179.9 165 350 365.6 314.2 219.1 -1 19.7 28.1 -38 2209 289.1 26 1558 (12) 2829/1324 5.4
Arvind Ltd C 2203 260.90 10 41 119.4 8.6 8033.7 58 10.0 243.1 * LP - 19.7 9.3 2169.8 3 9.6 91.2 23 2209 14.8 144 88 M(-3) 159/82 5.9
Ashima 2203 191.66 10 73 11.9 - 207.4 100 -7.3 -18.0 * -57 - - - 47.1 -14 -2.1 -0.3 PL 2209 - 35 17 (-) 22/10 -
Ginni Filaments 2203 85.65 10 70 34.3 16.7 1084.5 39 10.7 44.1 * 10 - 8.2 5.1 235.5 -4 4.6 -1.0 PL 2209 2.9 -48 33 (-) 64/29 11.2
Indo Count Inds. C 2203 39.61 2 59 82.6 24.9 2842.0 13 15.4 357.1 * 41 100 20.1 18.0 849.0 11 14.1 67.0 -21 2209 16.0 -11 133 M(-1) 275/120 8.3
K G Denim C 2203 25.64 10 59 25.7 - 611.6 40 4.6 -7.2 * -8 - 3.3 - 132.9 -16 0.4 -5.0 PL 2209 - -999 31 (-2) 74/27 -
Kallam Textiles 2203 10.56 2 53 19.2 13.7 450.9 87 15.7 12.6 * LP 10 5.4 2.4 102.3 -9 -2.2 -8.4 PL 2209 - -99 11 R(-) 23/10 -
Maral Overseas 2203 41.51 10 75 35.3 44.5 1082.4 71 11.0 63.1 * 406 20 21.5 15.2 257.4 -8 -2.1 -10.8 PL 2209 4.3 -72 65 (-) 136/55 15.2
Nitin Spinners 2203 56.22 10 56 169.9 45.7 2692.3 66 24.1 328.9 * 380 25 74.1 58.5 505.9 -24 11.3 29.1 -68 2209 48.6 26 219 (13) 346/182 4.5
PBM Polytex C 2203 6.88 10 70 185.3 18.7 255.4 66 12.7 21.5 * 999 - 36.1 31.3 50.1 -33 -2.7 -1.3 PL 2209 18.2 -39 113 (3) 190/100 6.2
R&B Denims C 2203 13.99 2 74 10.9 37.4 293.2 61 14.6 20.1 * 142 - 4.3 2.9 30.1 -54 38.6 5.4 - 2209 3.2 5 38 (-6) 93/37 11.9
Rajapalayam Mill C 2203 9.22 10 55 2392.5 8.2 689.7 67 19.3 164.5 * 57 10 233.1 178.4 216.7 26 17.6 8.3 -92 2209 77.8 -64 706 XR(-17)1378/664 9.1
RSWM Ltd C 2203 47.10 10 53 273.9 26.4 3817.4 64 11.3 240.8 * 999 250 75.1 51.1 953.8 - 7.6 20.1 -55 2209 54.4 39 180 XR(-3) 367/170 3.3
SEL Mfg. Co C 2203 33.13 10 75 50.7 - 420.1 121 -1.4 -136.1 * 45 - - - 65.7 -39 -25.5 -35.9 4 2209 - 37 533 (-57) 1238/53 -
Shiva Texyarn 2203 12.96 10 74 105.8 15.3 477.1 40 11.6 20.3 * 159 14 25.4 15.7 91.1 -20 3.2 -4.2 PL 2209 2.6 -85 140 (20) 322/114 54.3
Super Sales Ind. 2203 3.07 10 59 1545.9 13.0 419.4 57 19.2 45.6 * 424 100 203.9 148.4 74.9 -32 16.7 6.4 -58 2209 136.0 25 800 (-13) 1199/670 5.9
Suryalak. Cott. 2203 18.81 10 61 138.9 0.1 778.1 60 6.5 0.2 * LP - 8.6 0.1 220.2 19 6.5 4.6 8 2209 18.9 133 63 (3) 98/54 3.4
Sutlej Textiles C 2203 16.38 1 64 70.1 15.1 3076.5 63 12.2 154.6 * LP 185 16.8 9.4 819.6 4 10.7 31.3 -25 2209 11.3 83 62 (-) 101/55 5.5
Vardhman Textile C * 2203 57.83 2 64 285.0 21.8 9622.3 57 23.6 1542.9 * 273 340 66.1 53.4 2469.6 4 14.5 204.9 -57 2209 44.4 6 311 M(-13) 576/246 7.0
IND.COMPOSITE 967.06 38453.0 15.6 3234.9 19222.7 5.2 414.4 22405 6.5
95 TEXTILES - MANMADE
Baroda Rayon 2203 22.91 10 48 15.5 - - 0 - 321.6 * LP - 140.4 140.4 - - - 4.0 -61 2209 155.2 LP 265 (-51) 501/4 1.7
Century Enka 2203 21.85 10 25 592.4 15.0 2097.8 72 12.7 176.0 * 170 100 98.7 80.5 563.4 5 6.7 25.7 -38 2209 76.1 -3 414 (-4) 672/389 5.4
CIL Nova Petro. 2203 27.10 10 75 33.8 8.8 296.2 92 4.7 7.8 * 44 - 4.5 2.9 19.7 -75 0.3 -1.1 PL 2209 0.2 -97 24 (-) 51/21 -
Filatex India 2203 44.30 1 65 24.3 32.7 3828.1 72 13.9 301.5 * 82 10 8.2 6.8 1163.4 21 4.0 25.2 -66 2209 5.5 -21 46 M(-) 71/40 8.3
Grasim Inds C 2203 131.68 2 43 1162.1 10.8 89072.6 27 15.5 7589.5 * 70 500 178.5 115.3 27485.5 22 16.6 1044.9 -21 2209 107.9 18 1647 M(-84)1939/1277 15.3
Indian Acrylics C * 2203 135.32 10 63 5.3 - 618.1 18 -3.7 -76.1 PL - - - 192.4 26 8.1 1.1 LP 2212 - 22 14 (2) 19/11 -
Indo Rama Synth. C 2203 261.11 10 75 24.5 - 4204.4 97 6.0 219.4 * 999 - 9.6 8.4 1136.6 15 0.2 1.1 -98 2209 9.3 -11 57 (-3) 90/52 6.1
JBF Industries * 2203 81.87 10 23 -320.3 - 3272.2 48 7.1 -85.8 * 54 - 0.2 - 567.4 -41 -1.8 -66.2 -64 2209 - -229 8 (-1) 22/8 -
NIBE 2203 10.42 10 63 10.8 1.8 21.2 745 -2.2 0.2 * 51 - 0.5 0.2 17.2 419 21.7 1.1 LP 2209 2.4 LP 435 (28) 506/38 180.6
Pasupati Acrylon 2203 89.13 10 66 33.1 17.9 775.5 53 8.1 45.9 * 7 - 5.9 5.1 207.2 18 3.4 4.3 -69 2209 3.5 -61 34 (-) 53/29 9.9
RDB Rasayans 2203 17.71 10 70 87.1 17.2 123.0 33 13.8 21.8 * 15 - 13.0 12.3 28.6 -1 20.6 7.3 62 2209 15.7 46 102 (-10) 128/68 6.5
Vardhman Acrylic * 2203 80.36 10 75 28.7 4.8 303.3 8 2.9 14.5 * -66 250 2.5 1.8 111.9 6 13.5 10.3 4 2212 2.9 -46 54 (-1) 72/43 18.4
IND.COMPOSITE 923.76 104612.5 14.8 8536.3 62986.4 7.4 1057.7 115153 14.0
96 TEXTILES - PROCESSING
Alok Industries C 2203 496.52 1 75 -37.0 - 7309.5 90 7.7 -209.6 * 63 - 0.3 - 1698.6 -11 -0.7 -191.5 -128 2209 - -445 15 (-1) 36/14 -

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
AYM Syntex 2203 50.32 10 74 82.9 13.6 1491.5 57 10.9 52.3 * 225 - 20.4 10.4 384.5 1 5.7 0.3 -98 2209 6.8 -35 71 M(-4) 159/65 10.4
Binayaka Tex Pr 2203 0.71 10 59 1205.3 6.3 252.3 27 4.5 5.0 * 11 - 116.2 70.3 76.2 44 5.1 2.4 28 2209 126.5 35 775 (-4) 959/646 6.1
Bombay Dyeing C 2203 41.31 2 54 -42.4 - 2000.9 68 7.6 -226.0 * 57 - - - 745.2 50 1.1 -93.0 - 2209 - 57 78 (-2) 141/74 -
BSL 2203 10.29 10 56 92.8 13.5 435.8 36 9.2 11.3 * 838 12 22.2 11.0 132.7 14 9.9 5.1 31 2209 12.5 16 183 (-11) 238/85 14.6
Faze Three C 2203 24.32 10 51 102.8 25.9 504.5 56 16.3 50.9 * 105 - 25.1 20.9 137.0 17 17.4 14.4 6 2209 23.6 46 281 (-2) 435/252 11.9
Ganesha Ecosphe. C 2203 21.83 10 42 277.3 11.2 1021.4 36 11.4 60.9 * 43 20 40.9 27.9 312.9 26 11.2 19.7 38 2209 42.8 68 887 (-41) 985/543 20.7
Premco Global C 2203 3.30 10 67 301.8 16.9 128.2 29 20.8 15.4 * 16 150 60.9 46.5 15.7 -52 5.7 0.5 -87 2209 29.2 -56 321 (-30) 538/291 11.0
Raghuvir Synth C 2203 3.88 1 75 6.1 10.8 215.5 24 3.3 3.2 * -46 - 2.1 0.8 6.8 -89 -33.6 -4.2 PL 2209 - PL 120 (-15) 431/113 -
Raj Rayon Inds. 2203 55.61 1 95 2.0 - 0.1 0 -99.9 -30.4 * 13 - - - 0.6 - - -3.8 57 2209 - 43 45 M(-6) 57/1 -
Siyaram Silk C 2203 9.37 2 67 219.8 24.8 1905.0 75 17.6 210.7 * 999 460 57.5 45.0 635.8 32 18.8 80.1 52 2209 55.9 74 544 (9) 698/394 9.7
VTM 2203 4.02 1 75 59.3 6.1 193.8 36 12.1 13.8 * 70 90 5.7 3.4 51.5 - 6.9 1.5 -62 2209 3.3 -1 48 (-) 65/40 14.4
Weizmann C 2203 15.86 10 68 32.5 3.4 99.8 2 6.6 2.4 * -49 5 3.7 1.5 31.5 26 10.5 0.7 LP 2209 4.2 94 116 (15) 132/42 27.7
IND.COMPOSITE 737.34 15558.3 9.6 -40.1 8457.3 2.6 -167.8 18348 12.5
97 TEXTILES - PRODUCTS
Aditya Bir. Fas. C 2203 948.69 10 56 37.9 - 8136.2 55 14.0 -127.3 * 81 - 9.2 - 3074.6 50 12.7 30.5 456 2209 3.9 LP 268 M(-19) 359/221 69.1
Axita Cotton 2203 19.66 1 72 2.1 49.9 822.8 33 1.8 14.5 289 5 0.8 0.7 91.6 -61 3.6 2.3 45 2209 0.7 289 53 (4) 58/7 75.7
Bang Overseas C 2203 13.56 10 73 71.9 5.5 83.5 46 6.9 5.2 * 472 - 5.0 3.8 28.4 57 1.7 - -92 2209 3.2 10 47 (-3) 78/31 14.7
Bhilwara Tech C 2203 5.84 1 65 26.8 11.5 19.5 199 4.4 16.9 * 136 - 2.9 2.9 3.3 -3 5.4 0.3 -95 2209 0.8 -81 15 (-1) 27/15 -
Cantabil Retail 2203 16.33 10 75 110.8 26.8 383.4 52 29.1 38.1 295 25 49.8 23.3 116.0 29 27.0 9.3 19 2209 33.8 134 1303 (105) 1595/666 38.5
Digjam 2203 20.00 10 90 17.9 - 31.2 414 1.9 -3.1 * 80 - - - 11.5 30 7.7 -0.2 PL 2209 - -3 112 (-2) 345/105 -
Dollar Industrie C 2203 11.34 2 73 123.1 24.4 1350.3 30 16.2 147.1 * 72 150 28.9 25.9 341.9 -12 8.9 17.3 -60 2209 22.1 10 406 (-23) 666/393 18.4
Fiberweb (India) C 2203 28.79 10 46 60.6 6.9 95.4 -11 15.8 11.3 -21 - 4.7 3.9 25.4 8 9.5 1.6 -48 2209 2.7 -39 38 (1) 54/28 13.9
Filatex Fash. 2203 48.41 5 2 16.5 4.2 115.3 566 4.1 2.9 999 - 0.4 0.3 43.6 461 15.4 4.6 999 2209 0.8 999 18 (-) 26/6 -
Future Enterp. C 2203 90.99 2 16 -5.9 - 2193.4 54 -7.4 -1619.9 * -44 - - - 473.8 -13 -67.0 -818.7 -201 2203 - -44 2 (-) 11/1 -
Garment Mantra C 2203 10.04 1 50 3.4 11.0 203.9 22 4.4 3.6 * -54 - 0.5 0.4 35.4 -48 3.9 0.3 -89 2209 - -98 5 M(-) 19/4 -
Garware Tech. C 2203 20.38 10 53 507.9 18.3 1189.4 15 18.8 163.4 * 5 70 90.7 80.2 356.0 26 17.4 47.8 17 2209 82.4 -1 2992 M(-96)3753/2611 36.3
Go Fashion (I) 2203 54.01 10 53 89.3 10.4 409.4 53 29.5 35.0 * LP - 19.2 6.5 165.8 48 29.8 19.3 4 2209 14.8 225 1160 (-8) 1450/862 78.6
Gokaldas Exports C 2203 30.29 5 21 123.9 21.0 1790.3 48 11.5 113.6 * 365 - 28.5 18.8 569.7 28 11.6 40.8 42 2209 28.2 255 376 M(7) 520/301 13.3
Himatsing. Seide C 2203 49.23 5 48 140.6 10.2 3184.0 41 16.7 141.4 * LP 10 30.5 14.4 613.5 -25 4.3 -33.9 PL 2209 - PL 79 (-5) 274/76 -
Indian Terrain * 2203 8.86 2 29 48.6 - 336.3 58 8.0 -2.9 * 91 - 4.6 - 154.4 59 10.6 8.7 342 2209 4.3 114 74 M(3) 88/37 17.3
Integra Essentia 2203 45.70 1 21 1.6 - 68.5 0 1.5 1.1 LP - 0.0 - 57.1 999 -0.3 2.1 999 2209 0.1 LP 7 XR(-) 9/2 -
Jindal Worldwide C 2203 20.05 1 61 30.3 22.8 2555.0 50 8.5 109.2 259 10 7.0 5.4 477.5 -24 12.9 32.7 31 2209 7.0 64 420 (-10) 477/198 60.3
K P R Mill Ltd C 2203 34.18 1 75 99.2 29.9 4833.3 37 25.3 828.7 * 62 15 28.4 24.2 1220.0 1 26.0 203.3 -16 2209 25.2 14 519 M(-1) 772/480 20.6
Kewal Kir.Cloth. C 2203 61.63 10 74 82.2 17.8 607.6 101 16.5 81.0 * 305 190 14.3 13.1 226.3 29 22.1 39.1 46 2209 17.3 94 515 (-) 592/179 29.7
Kitex Garments C 2203 6.65 1 57 133.2 16.6 788.3 73 21.7 125.0 * 130 - 22.0 18.8 141.7 -20 19.2 21.7 -16 2209 20.6 96 187 (-6) 309/169 9.1
Libas Consumer C 2203 26.46 10 31 23.2 20.9 85.2 58 14.9 8.7 179 - 3.6 3.3 28.1 43 16.3 3.8 46 2209 3.5 17 19 R(1) 32/17 5.3
Lovable Lingerie 2203 14.80 10 64 120.0 2.0 97.2 21 4.3 3.3 * LP 5 3.4 2.3 27.7 -16 8.2 1.7 -45 2209 6.4 44 134 (1) 185/113 20.9
Mahalaxmi Rubtec C 2203 10.62 10 67 77.8 8.1 197.3 43 9.0 7.0 * 16 - 14.6 6.6 66.8 45 7.1 1.9 35 2209 7.8 14 223 (-36) 276/64 28.4
Mallcom (India) C 2203 6.24 10 74 307.0 20.3 357.2 13 14.0 31.9 * 14 30 64.5 51.2 110.7 13 14.0 9.4 -2 2209 54.3 2 719 (20) 985/590 13.2
Monte Carlo Fas. 2203 20.73 10 73 324.4 17.9 904.3 45 20.1 115.4 * 74 200 73.6 55.7 248.6 4 20.4 30.3 -11 2209 56.3 18 689 (-31) 908/425 12.2
Morarjee Text. C 2203 25.43 7 60 -47.5 - 272.3 40 2.2 -88.1 -43 - - - 52.0 -11 -24.4 -38.6 -53 2209 - -71 22 (-1) 31/16 -
Nahar Spinning 2203 18.03 5 66 445.6 40.0 3593.9 70 22.6 499.3 * 999 70 159.4 138.4 656.9 -22 9.2 39.8 -71 2209 104.7 18 272 (-12) 692/251 2.6
Page Industries 2203 11.15 10 46 1179.6 54.4 3886.5 37 20.3 536.7 * 57 3700 540.1 481.4 1255.0 16 19.0 162.1 1 2209 658.5 67 40045 (-1876)54262/3780760.8
PDS C 2203 26.16 2 67 72.8 32.7 8828.2 42 3.8 248.7 * 202 239 24.4 19.0 2921.2 33 4.1 93.9 82 2209 20.9 38 338 M(-14) 420/282 16.2
Pearl Global Ind C 2203 21.66 10 67 289.7 11.2 2713.5 82 5.8 62.7 * 999 50 51.3 28.9 860.3 26 6.1 23.4 22 2209 48.4 214 397 (-12) 615/327 8.2
Pion. Embroider. C 2203 26.59 10 33 46.7 9.8 292.2 29 8.5 10.9 * -33 3 7.2 4.1 70.3 -8 6.6 0.4 -89 2209 1.8 -81 43 (-) 73/34 23.9
Raymond C 2203 66.57 10 49 388.6 16.7 6178.5 79 11.1 372.1 * LP 30 91.9 55.9 2168.2 40 15.3 165.3 184 2209 107.2 LP 1453 (-46) 1644/645 13.6
Ritesh Propertie 2203 25.73 1 72 4.4 25.8 136.2 16 10.9 24.5 * - - 1.0 1.0 11.1 -76 13.1 1.9 -81 2206 0.6 14 42 M(-) 58/32 -
Rupa & Co C 2203 7.95 1 73 111.6 23.8 1474.1 12 18.2 191.4 * 9 300 25.8 24.1 285.6 -22 10.2 16.9 -69 2209 17.2 -29 279 (-6) 585/264 16.2
S P Apparels C 2203 25.09 10 62 275.4 14.2 859.4 32 17.7 84.8 * 96 - 47.6 33.8 305.8 38 12.3 22.9 -2 2209 39.4 52 317 M(-6) 530/295 8.1
Scoobee Garments 2203 13.50 10 75 -4.1 - 42.5 63 20.8 3.2 * LP - 4.0 2.4 13.6 102 15.8 1.0 999 2209 3.8 LP 104 (-2) 205/97 27.7
Sh. Dinesh Mills C 2203 5.60 10 50 267.1 9.8 90.2 22 21.2 12.2 * 44 75 31.0 21.8 24.6 9 24.3 1.9 -41 2209 21.0 3 573 (-6) 900/553 27.3
Shoppers Stop C 2203 54.82 5 66 11.0 - 2518.8 44 10.7 -73.2 * 73 - 25.7 - 1012.7 58 16.3 17.6 LP 2209 6.9 LP 679 M(-36) 819/303 98.7
SPL Industries 2203 29.00 10 69 52.8 16.7 197.9 80 11.1 21.3 * 55 - 8.2 7.3 85.3 108 9.3 8.5 65 2209 9.8 96 75 (-2) 86/43 7.7
Swan Energy C 2203 26.39 1 64 44.9 - 487.2 52 14.1 -157.9 * -130 10 - - 143.5 141 0.9 -32.0 -25 2209 - -30 324 (9) 339/145 -
TT 2203 21.50 10 59 19.2 - 395.5 0 9.9 14.7 * 879 10 8.4 6.8 40.6 -66 -4.0 -11.0 PL 2209 - PL 83 (-7) 132/66 -
TCNS Clothing Co 2203 12.34 2 32 103.0 - 896.1 41 10.0 -8.2 * 86 - 14.0 - 350.6 47 13.2 7.6 -31 2209 4.8 LP 496 M(-32) 876/492 104.4
Trident C 2203 509.60 1 73 7.5 23.4 6997.7 54 21.7 836.5 * 153 36 2.3 1.6 1437.7 -15 9.9 37.4 -84 2209 1.1 -12 34 (-) 71/30 29.5
V2 Retail C 2203 34.39 10 54 74.4 - 629.2 17 10.7 -12.3 * 4 - 13.5 - 194.5 30 5.2 -11.6 -269 2209 - -18 96 (-3) 174/79 -
VIP Clothing 2203 16.52 2 50 16.1 - 181.8 27 2.9 -2.2 * -102 - 0.2 - 52.9 -12 4.9 1.6 -26 2209 - PL 45 (-5) 58/21 -
Voith Paper 2203 4.39 10 74 680.2 10.7 145.2 23 27.2 29.2 * 8 60 84.2 66.5 44.2 19 23.0 7.6 22 2209 68.5 5 1129 (7) 1436/912 16.5
Welspun India C 2203 100.47 1 70 39.0 15.8 9311.5 27 14.6 603.1 * 12 15 10.2 6.0 2113.5 -15 6.1 8.7 -96 2209 2.4 -67 73 (-4) 155/62 30.5
Zodiac Cloth. Co C 2203 24.76 10 70 97.7 - 126.7 27 -13.1 -15.6 * 43 - 1.2 - 46.1 54 0.2 -3.5 56 2209 - 61 99 (-) 130/79 -
IND.COMPOSITE 2731.12 81093.2 13.8 3444.9 45237.3 5.1 197.8 191422 30.5
99 TEXTILES - SPINNING - SYNTHETIC / BLENDED
APM Industries 2203 4.32 2 64 75.4 10.2 316.8 34 9.8 14.6 * 207 50 9.8 6.8 100.5 7 12.4 7.6 129 2209 10.7 94 57 (-1) 66/33 5.4
Damodar Indust. 2203 11.65 5 71 49.3 15.9 908.6 60 8.8 16.9 * LP 10 17.4 7.2 152.2 -27 5.6 -1.6 PL 2209 5.9 -6 54 (3) 79/37 9.2
Deepak Spinners 2203 7.19 10 46 307.0 21.9 528.3 33 13.2 39.1 * 149 25 76.1 54.3 157.0 -2 13.6 13.1 13 2209 66.9 36 243 (-12) 385/197 3.6
Sangam India C 2203 45.05 10 70 180.2 24.0 2437.8 79 12.5 149.1 * 999 20 48.7 33.1 709.3 11 11.0 32.8 10 2209 42.8 130 224 M(-17) 423/215 5.2

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Sarla Performanc C 2203 8.35 1 56 49.5 12.7 425.7 65 18.6 46.8 * 79 200 8.8 5.6 115.6 10 13.1 9.5 -35 2209 4.8 -8 46 (-2) 78/40 9.8
Sintex Inds. C 2203 59.92 1 5 13.7 - 3059.7 80 12.8 -573.8 35 - - - 692.2 13 -3.0 -277.9 -53 2209 - - 3 (-) 14/3 -
Sportking India 2203 13.29 10 74 640.0 84.4 2154.0 65 27.8 409.1 * 308 - 340.9 307.9 552.1 5 3.5 - -100 2209 244.4 16 690 (-19) 1598/637 2.8
Suryalata Spg. 2203 4.27 10 70 501.7 27.8 480.3 74 16.5 47.7 * 154 30 138.6 111.8 115.9 -5 13.4 9.2 28 2209 129.6 67 315 (8) 425/272 2.4
SVP Global C 2203 12.65 1 68 40.0 - 1720.5 36 14.3 71.3 187 - 12.4 5.6 294.1 -28 13.2 27.2 -37 2209 2.3 -81 34 (5) 80/26 14.5
Winsome Textile 2203 19.82 10 56 125.5 23.7 955.5 53 14.2 49.5 * 999 - 35.8 25.0 230.4 -3 10.5 6.5 -26 2209 26.4 130 80 (-) 124/63 3.0
IND.COMPOSITE 186.51 12987.3 15.5 270.3 6238.5 3.4 -173.6 3639 4.4
100 TEXTILES - JUTE - YARN / PRODUCTS
Cheviot Company 2203 6.02 10 75 731.2 16.6 571.1 44 14.4 80.8 * 7 600 141.6 134.4 164.9 28 11.3 18.1 -29 2209 99.3 -38 1136 (-58) 1485/1041 11.4
Gloster Ltd C 2203 10.94 10 73 993.5 5.7 733.8 49 13.7 58.4 * 51 350 84.8 53.4 194.7 3 15.1 18.7 27 2209 55.7 5 717 XB(-55)1012/425 12.9
Ludlow Jute 2203 10.77 10 67 162.8 6.9 574.0 37 5.2 11.7 * 999 20 18.7 10.8 149.6 -5 4.2 2.1 -74 2209 1.4 -88 89 (-4) 116/74 61.7
Sheela Foam C 2203 48.78 5 73 152.9 16.2 2981.8 22 10.7 208.5 * -7 - 29.7 21.4 722.2 -8 10.8 53.1 -31 2209 21.7 -18 1241 XB(-39)2027/1204 57.3
IND.COMPOSITE 76.51 4860.8 10.9 359.4 2462.7 5.4 91.9 13669 41.0
101 TRADING
Adani Enterp. C 2203 114.00 1 73 276.8 4.1 69420.2 76 5.4 775.1 * -27 100 17.7 6.8 38175.2 189 4.9 460.9 117 2209 10.7 6 3619 M(-222)4190/1530 337.3
Add-Shop E-Reta. 2203 28.31 10 36 34.7 64.1 159.7 103 15.6 19.1 * 149 - 6.9 6.8 50.6 30 16.2 6.1 32 2209 8.1 67 54 R(-1) 137/51 6.6
Aegis Logistics C 2203 35.10 1 58 94.9 17.4 4631.0 20 11.5 357.7 * 60 250 12.5 10.2 2150.5 239 7.8 93.4 -1 2209 11.2 32 356 (10) 374/167 31.8
AKG Exim C 2203 31.78 10 62 15.5 8.8 186.3 79 1.7 1.9 42 - 0.7 0.6 48.5 38 -0.4 0.5 -2 2209 0.6 -1 37 XR(-2) 45/12 -
Anand Rayons 2203 14.98 10 70 21.2 10.3 334.1 61 2.4 2.9 308 - 2.0 2.0 90.9 19 1.5 0.7 -22 2209 2.0 - 55 (-7) 194/45 28.1
Anik Industries C 2203 27.75 10 38 138.5 2.1 243.6 82 1.5 7.8 * 999 - 3.1 2.8 26.5 -58 4.3 0.2 -95 2209 4.2 -10 42 (2) 51/24 10.0
Anmol India 2203 11.38 10 57 61.9 31.1 1059.4 53 2.1 15.6 56 - 13.9 13.7 130.6 -6 2.7 2.0 -38 2209 14.5 -8 142 (-8) 253/121 9.8
Archies 2203 6.76 2 62 30.9 - 77.2 40 10.3 -0.1 * PL - 3.7 - 22.8 16 20.5 0.7 LP 2209 - 58 24 (-1) 29/14 -
Arvind Fashions. C 2203 53.11 4 37 58.5 - 3056.0 60 6.6 -122.1 * 60 - 8.4 - 1181.8 46 9.8 18.2 LP 2209 1.9 LP 332 M(-14) 389/218 177.8
Aspinwall & Co C 2203 7.82 10 64 222.1 8.0 259.6 3 7.5 11.8 * 87 60 20.0 15.1 77.0 36 6.8 3.6 201 2209 28.8 180 232 (-6) 318/148 8.1
Avenue Super. C * 2203 647.77 10 75 231.6 11.5 30976.3 28 8.1 1492.7 * 36 - 30.7 23.0 11569.1 26 8.3 589.7 7 2212 36.2 59 3679 (-395) 4606/3185 101.6
Balgopal Commer. 2203 16.51 10 6 10.6 - 8.0 49 -6.9 0.3 -95 - 0.2 0.2 3.9 54 3.0 1.8 53 2209 - PL 31 (2) 43/7 -
Black Rose Indus C 2203 5.10 1 75 25.1 29.6 487.9 28 9.4 31.9 * 16 75 6.8 6.3 101.9 -19 3.1 1.6 -83 2209 4.1 -41 166 (-1) 230/155 40.4
BLS Infotech 2203 43.77 1 59 0.9 - 0.1 563 -99.9 - 389 - - - - 150 - - 29 2209 - LP 3 (-) 9/1 -
Brand Concepts C 2203 10.58 10 56 21.9 - 86.2 101 9.0 0.6 LP - 3.0 0.6 44.3 72 12.7 3.0 242 2209 6.6 LP 278 (-12) 308/60 42.0
Cartrade Tech C 2203 46.77 10 - 427.4 - 312.7 25 -41.9 -130.5 * PL - - - 87.9 13 9.3 3.4 LP 2209 - -1 464 M(-11) 890/445 -
Chandra Pr. Intl 2203 3.70 2 54 25.0 69.4 725.7 221 3.9 20.2 * 255 15 11.0 10.9 100.2 -16 -1.5 -1.4 PL 2209 8.8 -2 30 (1) 60/25 3.4
Competent Auto 2203 6.15 10 75 478.5 6.9 1245.6 3 4.4 19.1 * 11 10 71.5 31.1 395.9 21 3.6 4.6 9 2209 34.6 23 222 (-9) 285/140 6.4
Confidence Fut. C 2203 12.51 5 62 57.9 4.2 53.5 3697 13.3 3.2 999 10 2.3 1.3 25.4 90 20.2 0.9 -57 2209 1.5 999 239 (-33) 530/36 156.4
COSCO (India) 2203 4.16 10 75 110.5 4.3 136.1 -8 5.8 1.9 -57 - 8.6 4.6 38.4 16 4.7 0.1 -77 2209 4.2 -54 176 (1) 299/160 41.8
Cravatex C 2203 2.58 10 75 -325.8 - 594.3 12 0.6 -18.7 * 36 30 - - 170.4 9 -2.9 -17.7 -263 2209 - -31 430 (-2) 544/300 -
Creative Newtech C 2203 12.60 10 63 79.0 23.1 933.9 80 2.0 16.1 * 68 - 13.9 12.8 319.1 34 1.9 9.1 82 2209 20.1 84 518 M(-60) 764/432 25.8
DC Infotech 2203 12.00 10 60 18.7 19.6 232.5 38 3.2 4.0 82 - 3.7 3.3 89.3 53 3.8 1.9 71 2209 3.3 82 132 (5) 183/76 40.0
Electronics Mart C 2203 384.75 10 78 28.5 19.1 4349.3 36 6.7 103.9 77 - 4.6 2.7 1227.7 32 6.1 24.1 -5 2209 2.7 77 85 M(-3) 104/78 31.5
Ethos Ltd C 2203 23.35 10 65 256.0 12.1 577.3 49 12.4 23.5 * 397 - 23.6 10.1 177.7 32 14.7 13.6 411 2209 19.8 - 996 M(-23) 1145/712 50.3
Future Consumer C 2203 1198.22 6 3 -0.4 - 1468.8 24 -19.1 -373.8 * 10 - - - 100.4 -78 -13.3 -27.2 -7 2209 - -41 1 (-1) 8/1 -
Halder Venture C 2203 3.16 10 66 160.9 47.0 890.5 44 3.5 22.6 22 10 79.8 71.4 57.0 -87 -2.2 -0.4 PL 2209 16.2 -84 310 (22) 745/265 19.2
Hardwyn India 2203 15.30 10 75 10.0 25.0 84.6 46 6.1 3.4 122 - 2.3 2.2 33.9 - 5.4 1.1 - 2209 2.2 122 323 B(-18) 355/48 146.8
Hemang Resources 2203 13.20 10 64 20.6 - 65.866326 23.7 19.5 LP - 14.8 14.8 86.7 - 3.5 3.1 787 2209 20.9 LP 83 (17) 83/4 4.0
Hexa Tradex C 2203 11.05 2 92 346.8 - 0.2 -58 -99.9 -25.1 PL - - - 0.1 999 - -11.4 16 2209 - -310 154 (-4) 236/114 -
Hindware Home In C 2203 14.46 2 51 76.6 27.5 2293.6 29 8.4 117.7 * 114 25 21.7 16.3 714.8 16 7.8 16.3 -35 2209 13.9 -11 453 (-12) 480/259 32.7
IFL Enterprises 2203 18.19 10 1 13.5 - 1.5 7 -87.2 -0.2 -73 - - - 1.7 - 8.7 0.2 46 2209 - -73 149 B(7) 155/14 -
J L Morison(I) 2203 1.37 10 75 1484.2 2.9 116.2 16 5.9 5.3 * 45 10 44.9 38.5 36.7 24 5.9 1.8 11 2209 49.5 3 1700 (-32) 1950/1530 34.3
Kothari Products C 2203 29.84 10 75 386.0 1.6 3396.9 9 0.3 17.6 * LP - 6.8 5.9 324.0 -57 -0.3 0.9 LP 2209 4.1 LP 130 (-15) 169/76 31.5
Lahoti Overseas C 2203 5.83 2 60 58.5 15.9 892.0 90 4.0 23.7 * 188 20 9.2 8.1 86.8 -65 9.3 6.6 12 2209 8.3 89 33 (-2) 51/26 3.9
Landmark Cars C 2203 19.80 5 55 100.3 30.1 2976.5 52 5.9 66.8 * 391 - 34.5 16.9 800.3 - 6.4 17.8 - 2206 16.9 391 550 M(73) 582/433 32.5
Maximus Interna. C 2203 12.57 1 64 2.4 17.6 69.0 31 9.1 4.2 * 34 - 0.4 0.3 28.7 86 8.9 2.0 93 2209 0.5 81 18 (-4) 48/9 -
Medico Intercon. C 2203 10.00 10 55 39.3 28.0 74.3 6 6.7 3.1 20 - 3.3 3.1 16.3 -13 8.7 0.9 16 2209 3.3 23 70 M(-3) 101/25 21.1
Medplus Health C 2203 23.86 2 40 120.8 10.5 3779.3 23 7.2 92.9 * 49 - 17.8 7.8 1120.6 21 5.3 6.6 -68 2209 3.2 -64 623 (6) 1343/570 192.3
Metro Brands C 2203 135.86 5 74 52.5 20.2 1342.9 68 30.7 211.3 * 218 45 12.7 7.8 476.3 47 30.9 76.3 44 2209 12.9 135 847 M(-18) 980/446 65.6
Metroglobal C 2203 12.33 10 75 277.1 2.7 248.6 -1 4.9 8.7 * 58 20 7.8 7.1 77.3 123 1.5 4.4 8 2209 11.8 59 87 (-1) 107/68 7.4
MMTC C 2203 150.00 1 90 8.7 - 11796.2 -61 -1.1 -665.2 * PL - - - 545.5 -76 43.4 435.6 LP 2209 4.2 839 36 (-3) 65/31 8.5
MSTC C 2203 70.40 10 65 111.7 - 876.2 12 1.0 199.0 * 76 129 31.2 28.3 175.0 -23 -8.0 63.7 125 2209 36.3 72 306 (-) 386/225 8.4
Mysore Petro C 2203 6.58 10 73 313.4 18.0 20.9 -8 -12.4 32.2 * LP 25 49.8 48.9 8.3 2 -5.2 6.4 -14 2209 49.9 156 117 (-8) 145/84 2.4
Nupur Recyclers 2203 45.76 10 73 15.2 50.9 159.1 53 14.2 18.6 * 84 - 4.1 4.1 22.2 -48 7.7 2.6 -40 2209 3.1 -24 139 XB(-1) 184/63 44.7
Nureca C 2203 10.00 10 63 196.2 24.3 255.6 20 21.8 44.5 * -4 30 46.0 44.5 36.8 -22 -13.3 -2.9 PL 2209 - PL 398 (-94) 1924/395 -
Olympia Industri 2203 6.02 10 72 65.4 1.1 325.8 134 1.2 0.4 * 110 - 2.1 0.7 101.7 260 1.2 0.2 999 2209 1.5 -34 151 (9) 151/28 101.0
Optiemus Infra. C 2203 85.86 10 75 40.9 - 471.6 160 -4.2 -0.9 98 - 0.6 - 300.9 213 3.3 7.1 243 2209 1.5 -27 300 M(-4) 436/208 206.6
Oswal Agro Mills C 2203 134.23 10 42 60.7 2.4 11.0 -62 -81.4 19.1 -18 - 1.5 1.4 - -100 - 15.4 143 2209 2.1 41 39 (-3) 55/24 19.0
Parshva Enterpr. 2203 10.05 10 75 10.3 2.6 13.5 31 3.0 0.2 * 23 - 0.3 0.2 4.0 -15 2.1 - -24 2209 0.2 23 186 (-2) 370/74 930.0
Polo Queen Ind. C 2203 67.15 2 75 4.8 0.9 56.7 74 7.2 1.4 497 - 0.1 - 19.8 7 10.0 1.0 95 2209 0.1 57 49 (-) 89/40 -
PTC India C 2203 296.01 10 16 167.7 11.0 16856.4 -8 9.4 504.9 * 9 78 20.5 17.1 4898.8 -10 7.3 119.8 -32 2209 15.1 -8 91 (6) 115/68 6.1
Quint Digital C 2203 46.91 10 57 39.0 - 56.0 58 -27.4 -19.9 * 40 - - - 19.7 37 1.7 -2.7 35 2209 - - 156 XR(6) 351/140 -
Rain Industries C 2112 67.27 2 41 220.9 9.7 14526.8 39 16.4 564.3 * 1 50 40.5 16.8 5577.1 45 16.4 403.2 71 2209 37.2 27 180 (1) 253/129 4.8
Rajnish Wellness * 2203 76.85 1 16 1.8 1.8 26.4 98 -0.7 0.4 293 - 0.0 - 7.9 -17 -0.7 0.4 48 2212 - - 20 B(5) 20/1 -

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Ravindra Energy C 2203 134.23 10 75 15.9 - 765.0 152 -1.5 31.9 * 491 - 3.1 2.4 34.2 -4 14.4 4.9 -82 2209 1.6 -49 57 (-1) 77/42 35.1
Redington C 2203 156.31 2 - 79.6 23.8 62644.0 10 2.9 1277.1 * 68 330 18.2 16.3 19050.7 25 2.8 387.0 26 2209 18.4 38 180 M(-8) 202/110 9.8
Remedium Life 2203 3.60 10 1 37.8 24.5 504.8 461 0.4 1.1 124 - 3.2 3.0 158.5 32 1.4 3.7 236 2209 26.8 389 140 (-) 165/130 5.2
STC C 2203 60.00 10 90 -937.3 - - -100 - -16.0 * 70 - - - - - - 8.4 4 2209 1.1 LP 89 (-3) 127/67 78.2
Sat Industries C 2203 22.62 2 52 20.0 17.7 346.7 69 17.3 32.8 * 280 8 3.4 2.9 126.1 60 12.2 11.1 8 2209 3.5 79 76 (9) 79/28 21.8
SBC Exports C 2203 21.16 1 66 1.4 13.1 206.0 0 3.8 3.5 - - 0.2 0.2 36.9 -29 5.8 1.6 -22 2209 0.3 - 16 (1) 17/4 -
Sh.Global Trad. C 2203 127.21 1 61 6.4 - 47.8 5842 20.4 9.3 * 999 - 0.1 0.1 29.6 302 21.3 15.3 846 2209 1.4 999 8 (-) 10/4 5.9
Shankar Lal Ram. 2203 63.97 10 74 13.8 42.8 303.3 71 12.3 27.1 255 1 4.2 4.2 74.7 58 9.6 5.4 30 2209 4.9 135 133 B(-3) 194/25 27.4
Shankara Build. C 2203 22.85 10 52 265.9 6.3 2418.4 19 3.5 34.0 * 142 10 22.4 14.9 906.7 50 2.9 15.5 73 2209 20.4 -3 642 (-26) 843/480 31.5
Shrenik * 2203 61.20 1 45 1.0 - 63.8 -82 5.9 -14.4 * -999 - - - 10.8 24 - 0.5 LP 2212 - 90 2 (-) 4/2 -
Sicagen India C 2203 39.57 10 46 105.6 - 836.1 54 1.5 -1.4 * 63 3 2.4 - 245.8 55 1.4 0.9 LP 2209 2.3 LP 34 (1) 42/20 14.5
Signet Industrie 2203 29.44 10 73 66.8 4.9 877.3 6 7.0 8.2 -18 5 5.7 2.8 222.7 9 6.5 1.9 6 2209 3.0 -37 39 (-) 70/31 13.2
Sirca Paints C 2203 27.40 10 68 89.5 13.0 200.0 40 18.9 27.7 69 20 11.6 10.1 72.9 20 26.3 14.4 42 2209 15.1 22 637 (-42) 800/600 42.1
Standard Inds. C 2203 32.16 5 20 20.2 179.4 439.0 3588 46.3 184.6 * 999 50 29.1 28.7 3.6 76 - 1.5 -82 2209 27.9 999 32 (-4) 42/12 1.2
Steel Exchange 2203 88.08 1 50 3.3 - 1099.5 22 0.4 0.3 * -100 - 0.3 - 314.5 52 8.6 1.1 LP 2209 1.5 119 15 (1) 26/11 9.8
Suumaya Indust. C 2203 58.64 10 39 237.2 119.5 12816.2 201 9.9 1108.9 * 173 10 190.1 189.1 162.3 -95 -7.7 -15.0 PL 2209 85.0 -49 33 M(-4) 167/31 0.4
T & I Global 2203 5.07 10 53 138.6 14.1 103.4 1 9.7 8.4 * -14 - 18.6 16.6 34.0 -3 5.4 2.2 -7 2209 13.0 -15 112 (6) 124/66 8.6
Tierra Agrotech C 2203 25.16 10 27 16.2 - 71.9 3 -12.9 -13.7 -118 - - - 8.7 69 -52.9 -6.3 9 2209 - - 139 (3) 276/119 -
Tinna Rubber C 2203 8.56 10 74 98.5 23.4 237.2 82 15.7 16.9 * LP 40 29.7 19.7 65.4 23 14.7 4.2 2 2209 22.7 87 431 (-41) 726/210 19.0
Toyam Sports C 2203 42.60 1 - 1.5 - 2.4 165 37.4 1.1 246 - 0.0 - 0.1 -50 - -8.9 PL 2209 - PL 18 M(2) 20/5 -
Trent C 2203 35.55 1 37 67.0 - 4498.0 73 13.2 119.6 * LP 170 12.1 3.4 1952.7 66 13.1 93.0 - 2209 10.6 375 1198 (-146) 1571/984 113.3
Trident Texofab * 2203 10.07 10 61 15.0 7.6 84.3 69 5.7 1.0 * 184 - 2.4 0.9 24.6 3 8.7 1.2 693 2212 2.8 141 89 (-4) 206/46 31.8
Uma Exports C 2203 33.81 10 73 49.4 29.5 1277.0 72 2.7 24.1 * 92 - 7.2 7.1 337.4 -6 3.6 8.0 LP 2209 8.0 - 51 M(3) 93/40 6.4
Uniphos Enter. 2203 13.91 2 74 387.7 1.9 1.2 47 -99.9 53.2 * 133 283 7.7 7.6 1.5 - -52.7 39.3 -17 2209 5.6 -30 134 (-1) 154/107 23.8
UR Sugar 2203 10.50 2 27 3.5 13.4 6.8 2 22.3 1.5 108 - 0.3 0.3 2.7 90 -14.9 -0.4 PL 2209 0.2 - 15 (1) 25/11 -
Urja Global C 2203 52.55 1 30 3.3 0.5 73.0 -51 0.7 0.8 -56 - 0.0 - 9.4 -15 10.4 1.1 373 2209 - -16 10 M(-) 33/9 -
V-Mart Retail 2203 19.77 10 46 435.0 0.6 1666.2 55 12.2 4.8 * LP 8 68.5 2.4 506.2 50 10.6 -11.3 20 2209 32.2 999 2808 M(-16)4157/2406 87.2
Vedant Fashions C 2203 24.28 1 85 46.7 28.5 1040.8 84 47.8 310.0 * 140 500 16.7 12.8 246.9 24 46.7 69.0 30 2209 15.9 55 1298 M(-61) 1501/793 81.5
Veritas (India) C 2203 2.68 1 57 835.1 5.1 2131.5 14 7.3 104.7 -4 5 51.0 39.1 539.7 -35 6.8 23.8 -31 2209 28.9 -38 251 (45) 251/111 8.7
Vikas Lifecare C 2203 143.60 1 12 2.5 21.6 300.9 301 -0.3 28.7 * 999 - 0.2 0.2 131.8 95 3.5 2.4 -6 2209 0.2 LP 4 M(-1) 8/4 -
Vinyl Chemicals 2203 1.83 1 50 53.8 41.0 865.1 114 5.2 33.7 * 199 1000 18.4 18.4 324.2 24 4.0 10.1 190 2209 25.1 150 486 (-29) 952/219 19.3
Vistar Amar 2203 3.20 10 66 35.4 40.5 56.0 57 8.7 3.3 * 50 - 11.8 10.4 7.0 137 4.7 0.2 108 2209 14.3 129 351 (-20) 425/61 24.7
Vivanza Biosci. C 2203 4.00 10 48 9.3 - 10.4 5 -0.5 0.3 342 - 0.9 0.8 1.4 -52 -2.1 0.2 LP 2209 0.7 -22 172 (16) 195/116 -
IND.COMPOSITE 5547.00 279293.0 6.2 6947.7 195243.1 3.2 3055.1 852395 75.4
102 TRANSMISSON LINE TOWERS / EQUIPMENT
Indus Towers C 2203 2694.94 10 69 76.0 32.4 27717.2 99 54.0 6165.7 * 71 110 42.6 22.9 7966.6 16 35.3 871.8 -44 2209 17.6 -11 182 (-8) 275/181 10.3
K E C Intl. C 2203 51.42 2 52 142.1 10.6 13742.3 5 7.2 368.2 * -33 200 20.5 14.3 4064.0 13 4.4 55.2 -52 2209 11.4 -41 484 (-) 549/345 42.7
Kalpataru Power C 2203 29.78 2 52 283.8 9.5 14777.4 14 9.1 382.4 * -26 325 49.2 25.7 3798.0 7 9.1 89.0 13 2209 27.9 -18 529 (-36) 591/332 19.0
Suyog Telematics 2203 10.48 10 48 202.2 24.9 155.2 18 57.8 41.4 70 10 60.1 39.5 34.6 -8 68.3 12.2 5 2209 40.1 40 391 (53) 488/290 9.8
IND.COMPOSITE 2786.62 56392.0 30.8 6957.7 31726.3 10.6 1028.2 69744 12.7
103 TRANSPORT - AIRLINES
Interglobe Aviat C 2203 385.47 10 72 -223.3 - 25930.9 77 2.2 -6389.1 * -2 - - - 12497.6 123 0.2 -1583.3 -10 2209 - 34 2100 M(57) 2282/1513 -
SpiceJet C 2203 601.85 10 59 -98.9 - 6603.6 28 -13.9 -1666.6 * -62 - - - 1954.5 45 -28.4 -833.3 -46 2209 - -22 37 M(-2) 66/35 -
IND.COMPOSITE 987.32 32534.5 -1.0 -8055.7 28904.1 -1.8 -2416.7 83194 -
104 TRAVEL AGENCIES
Easy Trip Plann. C 2203 173.83 1 75 1.7 53.2 235.4 70 56.5 105.9 74 50 0.6 0.6 108.5 92 33.8 28.2 4 2209 0.7 31 56 XB(2) 74/31 -
IRCTC 2203 160.00 2 62 28.0 39.9 1879.5 142 45.6 666.9 * 321 175 9.0 8.3 805.8 99 37.8 226.0 43 2209 11.2 111 640 (-2) 918/557 57.1
Intl. Travel Hse * 2203 7.99 10 62 130.6 - 94.2 59 -6.6 -10.6 * 77 - - - 45.9 42 10.6 4.4 99 2212 14.3 LP 241 (30) 287/91 16.8
Thomas Cook (I) C 2203 47.04 1 72 24.9 - 1888.3 138 -9.9 -227.1 * 9 - - - 1221.9 270 3.5 0.8 LP 2209 - 68 73 M(1) 91/54 -
Transcorp Intl. C 2203 6.36 2 73 17.9 19.7 2316.2 152 -0.1 10.0 * LP 5 3.8 3.1 695.6 33 0.1 0.3 LP 2209 3.6 LP 35 (-3) 43/17 9.6
IND.COMPOSITE 395.22 6413.5 12.4 545.1 5755.5 6.8 259.8 64693 56.0
105 TYRES
Apollo Tyres C 2203 63.51 1 37 177.8 5.5 20947.6 20 12.4 636.3 * -13 350 32.1 10.0 5956.1 17 12.0 194.5 10 2209 11.4 -31 318 (-10) 340/165 27.9
Balkrishna Inds C 2203 38.66 2 58 392.8 21.9 8295.1 43 24.3 1414.4 * 22 1400 96.7 73.2 2657.5 28 16.0 382.3 -2 2209 72.6 -2 2223 (94) 2537/1682 30.6
Birla Tyres 2203 142.59 10 38 -88.2 - 5.4 -96 -99.9 -220.2 * 24 - - - - -100 - -7.1 84 2209 - 34 4 (-1) 30/4 -
CEAT C 2203 40.45 10 47 809.1 2.7 9363.4 23 7.7 88.9 * -81 30 129.6 22.0 2894.5 18 6.6 18.2 -57 2209 4.1 -95 1643 (14) 1981/890 396.9
Dolfin Rubbers 2203 10.03 10 36 21.5 13.4 88.0 2 6.2 2.8 * -2 - 3.9 2.8 24.4 - 5.4 0.7 - 2209 2.8 -2 125 B(3) 167/44 44.6
Goodyear India 2203 23.07 10 74 236.9 13.3 2435.7 36 7.1 102.9 -24 1000 67.4 44.6 766.9 10 6.0 27.1 -31 2209 44.1 -36 1106 (-1) 1203/844 25.1
JK Tyre & Indust C 2203 49.25 2 56 118.7 7.5 11983.0 32 9.0 207.6 * -30 75 24.1 8.4 3756.5 26 7.7 67.2 3 2209 8.8 -56 184 (-2) 214/96 20.8
MRF C 2203 4.24 10 28 33574 - 19316.7 20 10.7 665.4 * -48 1500 4411.51569.4 5826.3 19 8.2 129.9 -31 22091339.8 -53 89293 (1213)95954/62945 66.6
TVS Srichakra C 2203 7.66 10 45 1326.3 5.1 2528.2 30 6.7 45.5 * -39 163 163.6 59.4 833.5 21 9.9 38.5 52 2209 77.2 -40 3325 (156) 3700/1470 43.1
IND.COMPOSITE 379.46 74963.1 11.7 2943.6 45431.2 4.9 851.3 117453 38.0
106 MISCELLANEOUS
Aarvi Encon C 2203 14.78 10 73 68.8 13.6 288.6 43 4.6 12.2 * 17 20 9.0 8.3 112.7 72 4.8 4.9 46 2209 10.6 40 161 (-17) 203/83 15.1
Accuracy Shippi. C 2203 15.06 10 64 67.9 19.9 824.1 120 5.7 18.1 * 105 5 20.3 12.0 238.1 25 1.8 0.4 -94 2209 5.1 -62 180 (13) 303/145 35.3
Adani Ports C 2203 432.03 2 65 200.9 14.8 15934.0 27 55.4 5076.8 * 2 250 36.2 23.5 5210.8 33 55.5 1677.5 28 2209 24.7 -3 787 M(-35) 988/652 31.9
Adani Total Gas C 2203 109.98 1 75 24.4 23.4 3037.8 79 25.4 509.2 * 8 25 5.4 4.6 1115.5 72 20.3 160.0 1 2209 4.6 -15 3728 (179) 3995/1513 808.7
Airo Lam C 2203 15.00 10 52 39.7 12.7 168.9 25 8.3 6.7 * 23 - 6.5 4.5 45.8 - 6.1 1.0 - 2209 4.6 - 83 (-1) 130/50 18.0

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Allcargo Logist. C 2203 49.14 2 70 147.7 32.1 20072.1 91 7.5 872.6 * 216 150 49.5 35.5 5300.2 6 8.5 209.1 5 2209 42.7 147 407 (1) 495/250 9.5
Antony Waste han C 2203 14.14 5 46 163.9 17.8 648.4 39 22.9 67.9 * 51 - 35.8 24.0 199.8 30 20.5 23.3 29 2209 28.1 32 299 (-10) 368/235 10.6
Apcotex Industri 2203 10.37 2 58 85.9 28.1 956.9 77 14.6 98.6 * 124 250 21.7 19.0 283.2 16 16.0 30.8 38 2209 23.0 43 453 (-14) 678/310 19.7
Archidply Inds. 2203 19.87 10 70 50.2 9.8 306.3 33 6.4 8.6 * 281 - 6.4 4.3 103.5 28 6.0 3.0 12 2209 6.4 107 69 (-3) 105/38 10.7
Aro Granite Inds 2203 15.30 10 41 127.7 4.6 224.7 25 13.4 8.9 * 47 - 14.1 5.8 37.6 -41 15.7 0.7 -86 2209 1.2 -84 49 (-) 87/35 40.5
Arshiya C 2203 52.70 2 35 11.2 - 150.1 5 47.8 -58.4 * 71 - 0.5 - 37.2 3 26.8 -64.7 -13 2209 - 83 8 M(-) 39/7 -
Bombay Super Hyb 2203 10.49 1 73 4.5 30.7 193.8 13 7.1 10.5 * 83 - 1.1 1.0 21.0 22 6.5 0.9 45 2209 1.2 24 381 (147) 381/29 325.9
BSE C 2203 27.05 2 - 189.1 11.0 840.7 33 40.3 282.1 * 48 675 24.4 20.9 234.3 7 21.3 33.8 -48 2209 15.8 16 535 B(-21) 1047/522 33.9
CDSL C 2203 104.50 10 20 102.9 31.6 551.3 60 66.3 311.0 * 55 150 30.9 29.8 149.0 2 62.5 80.4 -6 2209 28.3 16 1070 (-86) 1654/1015 37.9
Cams Services C 2203 48.99 10 20 146.3 49.1 909.7 29 47.1 275.1 * 59 388 66.7 56.1 242.4 6 43.8 72.1 -1 2209 58.8 14 2288 M(93) 2985/2039 38.9
CARE Ratings C * 2203 29.68 10 - 223.6 12.2 247.6 0 32.1 75.1 -16 170 27.9 25.3 84.8 11 49.5 34.3 29 2209 28.8 4 644 M(20) 677/403 22.4
Century Plyboard C 2203 22.22 1 73 77.0 22.2 3027.0 42 17.5 313.2 * 58 150 17.4 14.1 908.6 12 13.5 94.1 -5 2209 16.6 30 518 (-2) 749/485 31.2
Chart.Logistics 2203 9.93 1 53 4.4 1.3 127.5 -3 4.9 0.6 LP - 0.3 0.1 18.9 -43 1.0 -0.8 PL 2209 - 74 5 (-1) 11/5 -
CL Educate C 2203 27.53 5 53 48.5 - 207.5 14 9.9 12.1 * LP - 3.7 2.2 89.1 68 8.9 4.6 41 2209 2.9 LP 65 XB(-7) 95/49 22.7
Cochin Shipyard C 2203 131.54 10 73 341.9 13.4 3191.0 13 19.8 566.0 * -6 168 48.7 43.0 683.2 -2 19.8 112.8 -14 2209 42.8 -8 500 (-30) 687/281 11.7
Confidence Petro C 2203 28.40 1 60 25.4 14.9 1427.7 65 13.0 89.7 82 - 5.5 3.2 460.7 8 12.1 24.1 -28 2209 2.6 -23 78 (-1) 90/44 29.6
Container Corpn. C 2203 304.65 5 55 181.4 10.1 7770.4 19 22.5 1054.7 * 88 180 26.5 17.3 1986.3 8 25.5 303.5 20 2209 18.8 38 709 (-31) 829/554 37.8
CRISIL C 2112 7.31 1 67 215.2 29.3 2300.7 16 27.1 422.9 * 21 4600 72.4 57.9 683.0 20 22.2 147.9 31 2209 74.0 33 3025 M(37) 3860/2586 40.9
Cupid 2203 13.34 10 45 116.5 12.1 132.5 -7 17.6 16.5 * -41 45 14.4 12.4 46.2 36 28.0 8.6 85 2209 14.9 -25 279 (11) 354/192 18.7
Deep Industries C 2203 32.00 10 63 357.6 6.5 321.6 66 35.8 71.1 * 15 33 29.7 22.2 66.7 -27 28.9 16.6 -20 2209 22.0 73 296 (-) 323/165 13.5
Delta Corp C 2203 26.75 1 33 78.5 3.2 616.1 47 22.8 64.2 * LP 125 4.5 2.4 270.0 261 37.2 68.3 LP 2209 9.3 999 215 M(-) 340/162 23.1
Divyashakti 2203 10.27 10 73 122.4 6.2 63.9 12 13.8 7.1 * 13 20 9.3 6.9 28.2 65 8.8 4.0 419 2209 11.7 65 87 (6) 101/61 7.5
Dreamfolks Servi C 2203 10.45 2 67 21.4 21.0 282.5 167 8.1 15.4 * LP - 3.4 2.9 171.2 183 11.7 14.8 494 2209 2.9 LP 372 (3) 550/348 128.3
Dredging Corpn. 2203 28.00 10 73 494.5 - 799.1 5 14.9 -12.1 * 93 - 38.6 - 238.7 58 25.9 28.6 LP 2209 9.6 LP 366 (-22) 456/248 38.2
East West Holdin C 2203 24.62 2 60 5.9 4.3 229.7 42 5.0 2.8 * LP - 0.4 0.2 59.6 3 3.5 -0.1 PL 2209 0.1 -51 6 M(-) 13/5 -
EKI Energy 2203 27.51 10 73 222.3 - 1800.1 843 28.7 382.7 * 999 200 139.3 139.1 449.5 1 28.9 95.6 18 2209 170.5 - 1277 B(-12)3150/1073 7.5
Elgi Rubber Co C 2203 5.01 1 65 32.9 - 389.6 14 1.6 -7.4 * PL - 2.1 - 96.9 3 4.7 5.6 LP 2209 1.4 409 35 (-2) 50/27 25.5
FSN E-Commerce C 2203 284.94 1 52 4.8 - 3773.9 55 4.3 41.1 -33 - 0.5 0.1 1230.8 39 5.0 4.1 251 2209 0.2 -50 140 B(-15) 348/139 -
Future Supply C 2203 43.88 10 22 -32.0 - 608.8 31 18.8 -25.8 * 86 - 25.3 - 67.0 -48 -17.0 -30.0 30 2206 - 92 24 (-3) 75/22 -
GAIL (India) C 2203 6575.10 10 52 100.1 20.9 92769.8 62 16.3 12250.7 * 100 100 22.3 18.6 38680.4 78 4.9 1315.1 -54 2209 18.0 26 97 B(-) 116/83 5.4
Garden Reach Sh. 2203 114.55 10 75 118.8 15.1 1757.5 54 8.2 181.1 * 13 58 18.9 15.8 682.0 62 7.1 58.7 - 2209 19.1 9 501 (21) 557/199 26.2
Gateway Distri C 2203 499.64 10 32 33.8 12.9 1373.7 16 25.9 200.2 * 113 13 6.6 4.0 359.1 7 26.7 59.1 26 2209 4.7 - 67 (-2) 87/64 14.3
Global Education 2203 10.18 5 74 26.7 25.0 39.4 54 42.1 10.8 * 243 30 7.2 5.3 16.5 128 46.0 5.1 214 2209 8.2 284 180 (-26) 310/32 21.9
Greenlam Industr C 2203 12.70 1 51 70.3 15.0 1703.4 42 11.0 92.2 * 11 120 11.9 7.3 518.0 14 10.4 29.2 29 2209 8.4 -5 311 M(-14) 416/280 37.1
Greenpanel Inds. C 2203 12.26 1 53 90.0 28.8 1625.0 59 26.6 242.5 * 240 150 25.8 19.8 457.3 8 26.0 68.5 2 2209 23.6 58 326 (-16) 625/303 13.8
Greenply Industr C 2203 12.29 1 52 47.3 19.4 1562.8 34 9.6 94.4 * 54 50 9.8 7.7 494.8 14 9.9 23.6 -26 2209 8.4 15 146 M(-) 232/137 17.4
GRP C 2203 1.33 10 42 1048.2 4.9 388.4 39 6.2 6.5 * 999 90 142.4 49.2 117.0 16 5.1 6.2 83 2209 77.8 15 2375 (175) 2520/1120 30.5
Guj Pipavav Port C 2203 483.44 10 44 46.7 9.0 743.5 1 55.3 200.6 * -10 40 6.8 4.1 227.3 17 52.7 76.1 49 2209 5.2 17 95 (-9) 109/70 18.2
Guj.St.Petronet C 2203 564.21 10 38 154.5 23.0 17990.8 56 19.4 1644.9 * 2 20 39.4 29.2 4311.9 6 22.8 436.1 9 2209 29.2 -8 279 (9) 328/209 9.5
Gujarat Gas C 2203 137.68 2 61 91.2 25.7 16456.2 67 12.8 1297.4 * 2 100 24.4 18.8 3976.5 10 16.2 404.4 65 2209 19.8 -7 449 (-41) 715/404 22.7
ICRA C 2203 9.65 10 52 905.1 13.6 342.8 14 35.5 108.9 * 35 280 121.0 112.9 98.6 19 36.0 36.7 53 2209 126.7 30 4563 (-595) 5456/3438 36.0
Indiamart Inter. C 2203 30.61 10 49 613.6 17.1 753.5 13 39.2 297.4 * 7 20 101.0 97.1 240.6 32 27.9 68.4 -17 2209 79.3 -21 4586 M(255)6847/3676 57.8
Indian Energy Ex C 2203 89.87 1 - 8.4 48.9 431.0 36 85.4 295.1 * 47 200 3.5 3.3 95.2 -14 82.9 71.2 -8 2209 3.4 17 141 (-1) 270/129 41.5
Indraprastha Gas C 2203 140.00 2 45 115.9 20.9 7710.0 56 24.7 1456.2 * 25 275 25.3 20.8 3554.0 94 14.8 426.8 2 2209 24.5 18 414 (-5) 465/322 16.9
Info Edg.(India) C 2203 129.18 10 38 1102.0 21.8 1589.0 41 94.9 2471.2 * 999 130 194.8 191.3 604.1 66 16.9 103.0 101 2209 248.4 999 3762 M(-149)5790/3314 15.1
Jeevan Scienti. 2203 15.30 10 36 33.2 22.0 56.6 40 32.6 9.6 * -15 12 8.7 6.3 8.0 -50 -5.2 -1.2 PL 2209 3.4 -67 57 (-2) 219/51 16.8
JITF Infra Logis C 2203 5.14 2 63 -325.8 - 1234.8 33 12.5 -139.5 * 7 - - - 270.5 18 21.3 -32.5 28 2209 - 18 108 (-9) 185/96 -
Just Dial C * 2203 84.31 10 77 415.0 - 647.0 -4 1.6 -18.9 * PL - 1.3 - 221.4 39 12.3 75.3 288 2212 12.0 23 644 M(43) 958/520 53.6
Kaveri Seed Co. C * 2203 11.18 2 57 270.0 14.9 970.0 -6 21.0 188.5 * -34 200 37.5 33.7 167.1 13 5.1 5.3 -59 2209 43.8 18 512 M(-1) 629/417 11.7
KDDL Ltd C 2203 12.74 10 49 350.4 14.6 816.2 49 13.8 32.0 * 468 30 60.7 25.1 260.1 35 8.9 1.4 -77 2209 29.8 57 1062 (18) 1190/604 35.7
KFin Technolog. C * 2203 167.57 10 50 38.5 - 639.5 33 45.0 148.5 * LP - 11.1 8.9 - - - - - 2203 8.9 LP 334 (-18) 372/328 37.5
Lancer Containe. C 2203 30.14 5 55 24.1 48.9 641.5 105 7.8 28.8 * 199 - 6.4 4.8 227.3 66 10.8 15.9 164 2209 8.2 246 212 M(-14) 259/76 26.0
Mahanagar Gas 2203 98.78 10 33 384.3 17.5 3560.2 65 26.0 597.0 -4 250 80.3 60.4 1562.7 88 16.2 164.0 -20 2209 54.4 -36 851 (6) 925/666 15.6
Maheshwari Logi. C 2203 29.60 10 57 54.7 11.7 1034.9 53 5.0 17.1 * 86 5 9.9 5.8 278.0 11 5.1 4.6 -9 2209 4.5 -35 67 (-1) 124/64 14.8
Mahindra Logis. C 2203 71.97 10 58 77.6 6.4 4083.0 25 4.8 37.1 * 14 20 23.9 5.2 1326.3 28 5.1 12.2 138 2209 5.4 -6 480 M(-20) 744/396 89.1
Matrimony.com C 2203 11.13 5 52 103.1 18.7 434.5 15 19.8 53.6 31 100 36.2 24.1 114.9 4 16.1 11.7 -29 2209 21.1 -9 567 M(-28) 893/556 26.9
Mazagon Dock C 2203 201.69 10 85 213.4 17.0 5733.3 42 7.7 620.6 * 2 87 34.5 30.8 1702.4 8 6.9 213.9 58 2209 40.3 24 771 (-17) 937/224 19.1
Modi Rubber C 2203 25.04 10 63 249.4 4.8 5.1 85 -99.9 25.2 * 255 - 11.1 10.1 0.6 -10 - 6.3 -36 2209 12.6 8 71 (-1) 89/52 5.6
Multi Comm. Exc. C 2203 51.00 10 - 280.6 8.2 366.8 -6 45.9 116.9 * -36 174 27.4 22.9 127.4 53 51.5 63.3 94 2209 37.7 5 1600 (142) 1697/1142 42.4
Nath Bio-Genes 2203 19.00 10 46 300.1 3.7 278.4 -9 13.4 21.4 * -61 20 12.9 11.3 21.9 44 22.6 1.5 19 2209 4.0 -87 158 (-4) 289/142 40.0
Navkar Corporat. 2203 150.52 10 69 128.8 3.7 856.4 27 22.7 67.4 * 292 - 8.2 4.5 218.9 2 22.1 23.1 98 2209 5.9 92 62 (-4) 90/31 10.4
NESCO C 2203 14.09 2 69 257.2 11.8 337.4 16 65.2 190.3 * 10 150 31.0 27.0 142.9 77 70.7 81.9 86 2209 33.8 36 610 (-6) 686/501 18.0
North Eastn.Car. 2203 50.20 10 53 20.5 4.1 250.4 9 6.0 4.0 * 244 - 1.5 0.8 78.4 43 6.2 1.6 36 2209 1.0 -13 26 (1) 38/17 -
One 97 C 2203 64.93 1 - 209.2 - 4972.3 77 -47.7 -2379.9 * -43 - - - 1914.0 76 -27.3 -556.6 -18 2209 - -51 553 M(21) 1147/440 -
Oriental Rail C 2203 5.39 1 58 21.1 - 172.6 -22 17.5 15.6 * 1 25 3.9 2.9 58.3 9 20.8 5.5 -2 2209 3.2 16 77 (1) 145/68 23.9
Orissa Bengal 2203 21.08 10 69 41.9 8.9 303.2 -11 3.9 6.9 * 24 - 4.5 3.3 103.1 70 5.1 3.2 99 2209 3.3 24 87 (8) 277/75 26.4
Petronet LNG C 2203 1500.00 10 50 96.7 27.0 43168.6 66 12.2 3439.3 * 17 115 28.1 22.9 15985.7 48 7.3 785.7 -4 2209 23.1 15 219 (3) 232/190 9.5
Pix Transmission C 2203 13.63 10 62 285.8 20.7 449.3 18 25.7 68.8 * 5 60 65.7 50.5 119.4 3 20.1 16.2 -18 2209 48.8 -13 817 (-47) 1175/742 16.7
Pokarna C 2203 6.20 2 57 159.3 19.4 650.2 120 27.0 78.3 * 177 30 37.7 25.3 213.4 44 24.7 24.0 18 2209 34.3 159 383 (1) 832/346 11.2

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 16/01/23 High/Low Ratio
Praveg C 2203 18.48 10 62 21.3 63.6 45.3 0 43.6 12.2 14 40 8.1 6.6 17.3 94 55.1 6.1 258 2209 11.8 77 341 (59) 369/122 28.8
Pressman Adv. 2203 4.70 2 43 19.0 9.9 14.1 -17 22.6 4.3 * -19 50 1.9 1.8 3.7 7 37.3 1.5 28 2209 1.8 -18 62 (17) 69/29 34.9
Radiant Cash * 2203 10.67 1 57 17.9 28.7 286.0 29 27.0 38.2 * 18 2099 3.9 3.6 84.1 - 25.6 15.3 - 2206 3.6 18 101 M(101) 117/98 28.1
Rishiroop 2203 9.70 10 73 100.2 18.4 84.4 55 15.7 16.5 * 39 15 17.8 17.0 23.5 20 11.0 5.6 -10 2209 8.6 -62 106 (1) 180/90 12.3
Ritco Logistics 2203 24.48 10 73 55.7 13.8 593.3 25 6.9 16.0 * 164 - 10.1 6.5 191.2 30 7.0 6.4 48 2209 9.0 - 146 (-18) 252/64 16.3
Rubfila Intl. C 2203 27.13 5 57 45.0 21.3 476.8 48 13.5 46.1 * 38 35 9.8 8.5 112.2 -9 7.5 6.8 -43 2209 7.5 -13 77 (-2) 129/73 10.3
Rushil Decor 2203 19.91 10 55 161.7 8.9 624.2 86 11.8 22.8 * 81 5 23.7 11.5 203.4 19 23.2 26.7 247 2209 38.5 705 400 M(-43) 675/316 10.4
SecUR Credential C * 2203 41.06 10 - 10.1 4.8 51.3 20 14.3 2.1 13 3 1.0 0.5 11.4 14 39.2 3.1 346 2209 0.5 13 24 B(-7) 36/17 48.0
Shanti Educat. 2203 16.10 1 64 3.7 3.9 3.9 32 -36.6 0.8 -62 - 0.1 - 1.7 117 -32.4 1.0 445 2209 0.2 47 75 (4) 116/16 -
Shreeji Translog C 2203 10.48 10 73 35.3 26.1 166.6 52 10.6 7.4 * LP 20 10.8 7.1 49.2 13 10.8 2.6 40 2209 8.8 - 431 (13) 509/182 49.0
Sindhu Trade C 2203 154.19 1 75 8.8 - 1007.0 13 13.0 -8.3 * 80 - 0.2 - 242.5 23 3.3 -30.9 -10 2209 - 73 24 B(5) 55/15 -
SIS C 2203 73.59 5 71 148.0 16.6 10059.1 10 5.0 323.7 * -43 - 29.6 22.0 2767.7 14 4.0 67.4 -1 2209 21.5 -41 385 M(-9) 560/375 17.9
Snowman Logistic 2203 167.09 10 40 24.8 0.3 286.2 21 24.5 1.3 * 999 - 3.2 0.1 108.6 55 21.3 2.7 470 2209 0.3 149 38 (-2) 46/24 -
Sonam Clock 2203 20.02 10 74 18.4 10.3 87.4 10 9.4 3.4 -2 - 2.8 1.7 21.4 - 10.0 0.8 - 2209 2.0 - 49 B(-) 55/33 24.1
SPARC 2203 27.53 1 69 -2.1 - 137.3 -46 -99.9 -208.3 * -38 - - - 31.5 13 - -68.4 -24 2209 - 1 207 M(-2) 349/172 -
Stylam Industrie C 2203 8.47 5 55 213.2 21.2 659.4 37 15.7 60.9 * 11 50 49.7 35.9 246.3 43 16.1 24.2 62 2209 45.7 20 1167 (47) 1269/760 25.6
Sukhjit Starch C 2203 15.62 10 66 286.9 19.4 1159.0 66 13.6 72.5 * 291 100 68.8 46.4 346.9 25 10.7 16.1 -5 2209 52.1 78 448 (26) 617/330 8.6
Suvidhaa Info. C 2203 20.74 1 39 3.4 - 38.1 -65 10.6 -6.1 * -30 - 0.4 - 6.1 -23 30.1 -1.7 49 2209 - 98 5 M(-) 13/4 -
Take Solutions C 2203 14.79 1 53 10.0 - 655.2 -15 1.7 -85.3 * 60 - - - 44.9 -77 -59.6 -28.9 -298 2209 - -329 23 (-1) 46/21 -
Tarsons Products 2203 10.64 2 47 99.9 27.4 300.8 31 50.8 100.6 * 46 - 23.0 18.9 71.3 -6 45.9 21.5 -14 2209 17.4 -2 679 (-15) 914/570 39.0
TCI Express * 2203 7.67 2 67 152.9 26.6 1081.5 28 16.2 128.8 * 30 400 36.2 33.6 309.9 13 16.6 37.8 11 2209 36.5 4 1830 M(12) 2226/1445 50.2
TCI Industries 2203 0.90 10 69 87.7 - 1.4 239 -56.1 -1.0 39 - - - 0.4 -37 -73.9 -0.1 -245 2209 - 41 1228 (52) 1675/1060 -
Team Lease Serv. C 2203 17.10 10 32 440.9 14.3 6479.8 33 2.1 96.4 * 21 - 80.2 56.4 1955.1 28 1.6 31.9 24 2209 69.4 72 2477 (-50) 4668/2240 35.7
Tega Inds. C 2203 66.29 10 79 116.0 17.4 951.8 18 19.3 116.9 * -16 - 23.5 17.6 276.2 20 19.6 35.4 57 2209 21.3 31 572 (-5) 656/398 26.9
Tiger Logistics 2203 10.57 10 71 81.5 - 615.1 266 6.1 33.6 * LP 10 32.6 31.8 182.2 7 5.5 7.9 -7 2209 31.1 78 427 (-43) 480/149 13.7
Timex Group 2203 10.10 1 75 4.6 - 264.5 88 3.1 3.2 * LP - 0.7 0.3 121.2 38 16.9 18.8 66 2209 2.8 99 151 (-3) 170/55 54.5
Tirupati Starch 2203 8.09 10 68 47.4 32.3 318.1 59 6.1 8.3 706 - 17.4 10.2 92.9 17 4.8 0.8 -46 2209 9.4 13 81 M(9) 92/58 8.6
Total Transport C 2203 16.13 10 48 49.7 18.4 583.2 85 2.8 9.2 * LP - 6.6 5.7 169.0 22 3.0 1.7 -24 2209 6.2 50 155 M(-4) 203/52 25.2
Touchwood Enter. C 2203 10.18 10 70 16.2 13.3 26.6 165 13.3 1.9 * 98 2 2.5 1.9 2.7 -77 16.6 0.2 -64 2209 2.4 - 137 (34) 137/61 56.9
Transport Corp. C 2203 15.50 2 69 202.8 22.3 3256.7 16 12.6 290.0 * 85 300 52.0 37.4 932.1 13 10.3 72.3 -4 2209 40.9 32 612 M(-12) 858/529 15.0
Venky’s (India) 2203 14.09 10 56 893.9 14.1 4400.3 41 5.6 166.1 * -38 130 143.9 117.9 959.0 -3 -2.2 -20.6 PL 2209 76.5 -60 1889 (-6) 2841/1775 24.7
Veranda Learning C 2203 61.57 10 60 57.6 - 75.1 2855 -52.5 -58.5 * -607 - - - 36.9 248 -45.1 -21.1 -61 2209 - - 263 M(17) 380/149 -
Vertoz Advertis. C 2203 11.97 10 56 61.6 9.8 41.6 -27 26.5 6.1 -25 - 7.6 5.1 15.9 58 22.4 2.3 74 2209 6.1 -8 241 (-7) 263/67 39.4
Vimta Labs C 2203 4.42 2 37 116.3 19.7 278.3 32 28.7 42.2 * 97 100 29.6 19.1 79.9 6 31.8 13.2 24 2209 22.0 41 418 M(-15) 540/293 19.0
Virtual Global 2203 42.37 1 11 1.5 0.6 0.1 -91 -99.9 0.4 33 - 0.0 - - -100 - 0.2 459 2209 - 277 1 (-) 3/1 -
VRL Logistics 2203 88.34 10 64 82.9 25.1 2393.7 36 17.0 156.8 * 252 80 36.8 17.8 730.8 15 13.6 31.5 -36 2209 22.4 64 554 (4) 719/398 24.8
W I Plywoods C 2203 8.49 10 41 46.6 1.2 99.7 17 4.3 0.5 LP 8 3.5 0.6 28.8 8 5.7 0.8 153 2209 2.9 LP 87 (-6) 135/49 30.3
Wardwizard Foods 2203 15.82 1 44 4.3 - - 0 - -0.1 * 22 - - - 1.3 - 10.3 0.1 LP 2209 - 12 43 M(-1) 102/37 -
Zomato Ltd C 2203 855.17 1 - 23.1 - 4192.4 110 -44.1 -1559.2 * -184 - - - 1661.3 62 -18.7 -250.8 42 2209 - -14 53 M(-7) 135/41 -
IND.COMPOSITE 15450.91 333118.6 15.6 34530.9 225301.3 5.4 7324.0 1250824 27.0
107 DIVERSIFIED - MEGA
DCM Shriram C 2203 31.19 2 67 371.9 20.6 9879.3 15 18.3 1048.2 * 57 735 82.5 67.2 2739.7 28 9.9 128.1 -19 2209 72.7 41 888 (-9) 1264/832 12.2
IND.COMPOSITE 31.19 9879.3 18.3 1048.2 5479.4 4.9 128.1 13843 12.2
108 DIVERSIFIED - LARGE
3M India C 2203 11.27 10 75 2107.1 13.2 3335.8 28 11.7 270.8 * 68 - 289.2 240.3 976.7 16 12.6 106.2 65 2209 326.7 64 22527 (1007)26858/17300 69.0
Balmer Lawrie C 2203 171.00 10 - 92.2 8.7 2055.4 34 8.3 135.7 * 13 65 11.2 7.9 551.4 13 7.0 35.1 30 2209 9.7 5 125 (-2) 136/103 12.9
Bombay Burmah C 2203 13.95 2 66 766.3 1.2 14544.3 9 11.1 63.0 * -83 60 39.8 9.0 4470.6 21 15.6 -60.2 PL 2209 - PL 915 (-19) 1163/841 -
Nava C 2203 29.02 2 49 380.0 12.2 3347.7 31 38.4 570.0 * 36 300 59.6 39.3 741.7 -10 36.5 134.7 142 2209 59.2 116 241 (-18) 279/109 4.1
Quess Corp C 2203 148.20 10 52 170.5 9.8 13691.8 26 4.1 234.4 * 393 40 30.1 15.8 4273.3 32 3.2 42.1 31 2209 18.1 346 397 M(-17) 835/390 22.0
IND.COMPOSITE 373.44 36974.9 10.9 1273.9 22027.4 5.7 257.9 43277 22.2
109 DIVERSIFIED - MEDIUM / SMALL
Andhra Sugars C 2203 27.11 2 47 113.5 17.1 1961.7 30 13.4 240.6 * 73 100 22.5 17.7 609.7 30 12.3 43.6 -23 2209 18.7 37 130 (-4) 178/113 6.9
Andrew Yule & Co C 2203 97.79 2 89 7.9 - 414.4 25 -7.4 -7.1 * PL - - - 116.1 -7 18.9 20.4 11 2209 0.2 -37 26 (-2) 34/19 -
Gillanders Arbut C 2203 21.34 10 69 134.9 4.1 406.4 -6 6.1 10.7 * LP - 10.9 5.0 143.6 11 16.8 18.1 27 2209 6.3 LP 75 (-3) 94/56 11.9
Surana Telecom C 2203 13.58 1 75 9.3 6.0 29.5 1 68.6 6.7 * 105 - 1.3 0.5 5.1 -1 48.9 0.3 12 2209 0.9 202 12 (-) 18/9 -
IND.COMPOSITE 159.82 2811.9 9.8 250.9 1748.8 7.0 82.3 3371 7.2

Full Year TTM Dividend Yield (%) :

1.3
OPM (%) 18.9 17.7
Price / Book Value Ratio :
PBDT Margin (%) 14.7 13.3
3.3
P/C Ratio 17.8 17.2
Total Market Capitalisation - 2000 Companies :
P/E Ratio 23.0 22.3 Rs. 28037383.8 Cr.

62 Jan 23 – Feb 05, 2023 CAPITAL MARKET

Vol No.XXXVII/25/37SHPGST25

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CompanyIndex

The numbers in brackets after the companies indexed here are the industry numbers in the corporate scoreboard where the companies will be found.
Where prices of a company are taken from stock exchanges other than Bombay, the stock exchange is indicated in brackets after the name of the company.
Beta and BSE Ticker code of the companies listed on BSE have been given opposite the name of the company.
Beta: Calculated based on one-year data, Beta indicates how sensitive the scrip is vis-à-vis the BSE Sensex. Beta of 1 indicates that the rise and fall in
the scrip price mirrors the rise and fall in BSE Sensex. Beta of less than 1 indicate that the scrip movements are less sensitive to BSE Sensex and Beta
of more than 1 indicate that the scrip movement is more sensitive to movement in BSE Sensex and the scrip’s rise and fall may be disproportionately larger
than the rise and fall in Sensex.

Alembic Pharma (70) A 0.5 (533573) Artemis Electri. (39) T 0.2 (542670) Balmer Law. Inv. (50) B 0.3 (532485) Blue Star (2) A 0.5 (500067)
A Alfred Herbert (50) X 0.4 (505216) Artemis Medicare (56) B 0.6 (542919) Balmer Lawrie (108) B 0.7 (523319) BMW Industries (85) X 0.8 (542669)
3M India (108) A 0.5 (523395) Alicon Cast. (10) B 0.9 (531147) Artson Engg. (45) X 0.7 (522134) Balrampur Chini (88) A 1 (500038) Bodal Chemicals (38) B 1.1 (524370)
3P Land Hold. (50) B 0.3 (516092) Alkali Metals (22) T 0.9 (533029) Arvind Fashions. (101) A 1 (542484) Balu Forge (44) X 0.9 (531112) Bombay Burmah (108) A 0.9 (501425)
63 Moons Tech. (28) B 1.2 (526881) Alkem Lab (70) A 0.4 (539523) Arvind Ltd (94) A 1.4 (500101) Bambino Agro Ind (53) X 0 . 6 ( 5 1 9 2 9 5 ) Bombay Dyeing (96) B 1.4 (500020)
3i Infotech (28) B 0.9 (532628) Alkyl Amines (22) A 0.8 (506767) Arvind SmartSp. (31) B 1.6 (539301) Banco Products (10) B 1.1 (500039) Bombay Oxygen (50) X 0.3 (509470)
20 Microns (59) B 1.2 (533022) Allcargo Logist. (106) A 1 (532749) Aryaman Fin.Serv (50) X 0.4 (530245) Bandhan Bank (12) A 1 (541153) Bombay Super Hyb (N) (106) -
360 ONE (50) A 0.5 (542772) Allied Digital (28) B 1.1 (532875) Asahi India Glas (55) A 1.2 (515030) Bang Overseas (97) B 0.9 (532946) Bonlon Industrie (85) B (543211)
5Paisa Capital (50) B 1.4 (540776) Allsec Tech. (28) B 0.9 (532633) Asahi Songwon (38) B 0.7 (532853) Bank of Baroda (11) A 1.3 (532134) Borosil (55) A 0.9 (543212)
A B B (39) A 0.6 (500002) Almondz Global (50) B 1.1 (531400) Ashapura Minech. (59) B 1 . 2 ( 5 2 7 0 0 1 ) Bank of India (11) A 1.2 (532149) Borosil Renew. (55) A 1 (502219)
A Infrastructure (20) X 0.3 (539620) Alok Industries (96) T 1.1 (521070) Ashiana Housing (31) B 0.7 (523716) Bank of Maha (11) A 1 (532525) Bosch (10) A 1 (500530)
Aakash Explor. (N) (61) - Alpa Laboratorie (72) B 1 (532878) Ashima (94) B 0.7 (514286) Bannari Amm.Sug. (88) B 0 . 9 ( 5 0 0 0 4 1 ) BPL (42) B 1.2 (500074)
Aarey Drugs (71) B 0.9 (524412) Alphalogic Tech. (28) B 1 (542770) Ashok Leyland (5) A 1.2 (500477) Bansal Roofing (85) B 0.8 (538546) Brady & Morris (44) X 0.7 (505690)
Aarti Drugs (71) A 0.6 (524348) Amal (38) X 0.7 (506597) Ashoka Buildcon (45) A 1.2 (533271) Barbeque-Nation (57) A 0.9 (543283) Brahmaputra Inf. (31) X 1 (535693)
Aarti Industries (22) A 1.1 (524208) Amara Raja Batt. (10) A 1 (500008) Asian Granito (21) B 1 (532888) Baroda Rayon (95) XT 0.2 (500270) Brand Concepts (101) T 0.7 (543442)
Aarvee Denims (94) B 0.7 (514274) Amarjothi Spg. (94) X 0.8 (521097) Asian Paints (63) A 0.8 (500820) BASF India (22) A 0.7 (500042) Brigade Enterpr. (31) A 1 (532929)
Aarvi Encon (N) (106) - Ambalal Sarabhai (72) X 0.9 (500009) Asian Star Co. (35) B 0.4 (531847) Bata India (58) A 0.9 (500043) Bright Brothers (75) X 0.6 (526731)
AAVAS Financiers (51) A 0.5 (541988) Ambar Protein (83) XT 0.4 (519471) Aspinwall & Co (N) (101) - Batliboi (44) XT 0.7 (522004) Brightcom Group (28) A 0.8 (532368)
Aban Offshore (61) B 0.8 (523204) Amber Enterp. (43) A 0.9 (540902) Assoc.Alcohols (14) B 0.8 (507526) Bayer Crop Sci. (68) A 0.4 (506285) Britannia Inds. (54) A 0.6 (500825)
Abans Holdings (50) B (543712) Ambika Cotton (94) B 1.2 (531978) Astec Lifescienc (67) A 0.8 (533138) BCL Industries (83) B 1 (524332) Brookfield India (31) IF 0.2 (543261)
Abbott India (73) A 0.4 (500488) Ambuja Cements (18) A 0.9 (500425) Aster DM Health. (56) A 0.7 (540975) Beardsell (75) B 1.1 (539447) BSE (N) (106) -
ABM Knowledge (28) X 1.3 (531161) Ami Organics (71) A 1.1 (543349) Astra Microwave (91) A 0.9 (532493) Bedmutha Indus. (85) B 0.8 (533270) BSL (96) T 1.2 (514045)
ACC (18) A 0.9 (500410) Amines & Plast. (22) X 0.8 (506248) Astral (75) A 0.9 (532830) Beekay Steel Ind (85) X 0.9 (539018) Butterfly Gan Ap (36) B (517421)
Accelya Solution (28) B 0.8 (532268) AMJ Land Holdin. (31) B 1 . 2 ( 5 0 0 3 4 3 ) Astrazeneca Phar (73) A 0.6 (506820) BEML Ltd (44) A 1 (500048)
Accuracy Shippi. (N) (106) - Amrutanjan Healt (72) B 0.3 (590006) Astron Paper (64) B 0.9 (540824) Benares Hotels (57) X 0.8 (509438)
C
Action Const.Eq. (44) A 1.1 (532762) Anand Rathi Wea. (50) A 0 . 5 ( 5 4 3 4 1 5 ) Atlanta (45) B 0.9 (532759) Bengal & Assam (50) A 0.6 (533095) C D S L (N) (106) -
Adani Enterp. (101) A 1.3 (512599) Anand Rayons (101) B 0.1 (542721) Atul (38) A 0.7 (500027) Bengal Tea & Fab (93) X 1 (532230) C P C L (80) A 0.8 (500110)
Adani Green (76) A 1 (541450) Anant Raj (31) A 1.6 (515055) Atul Auto (8) B 1.2 (531795) Berger Paints (63) A 0.9 (509480) C.E. Info System (28) A 1 (543425)
Adani Ports (106) A 1.3 (532921) Andhra Cements (19) T 0.8 (532141) AU Small Finance (12) A 1 (540611) Best Agrolife (67) A 1.4 (539660) Cambridge Tech. (28) B 0.8 (532801)
Adani Power (76) A 1.2 (533096) Andhra Paper (64) B 1 (502330) Aurionpro Sol. (28) B 1 (532668) BF Investment (50) B 1.2 (533303) Camlin Fine (22) B 1 (532834)
Adani Total Gas (106) A 1.2 (542066) Andhra Petrochem (22) X 0 . 9 ( 5 0 0 0 1 2 ) Aurobindo Pharma (70) A 0 . 8 ( 5 2 4 8 0 4 ) BF Utilities (76) B 1.5 (532430) Campus Activewe. (58) B 0 . 7 ( 5 4 3 5 2 3 )
Adani Transmissi (76) A 1 (539254) Andhra Sugars (109) B 1.1 (590062) Ausom Enter. (50) B 0.5 (509009) Bhageria Indust. (38) B 0.9 (530803) Cams Services (106) A 0.6 (543232)
Adani Wilmar (83) A 1.1 (543458) Andrew Yule & Co (109) B1 . 1 ( 5 2 6 1 7 3 ) Authum Invest (50) B 1.2 (539177) Bhagiradha Chem. (67) B 0 . 6 ( 5 3 1 7 1 9 ) Can Fin Homes (51) A 1.3 (511196)
ADC India (91) X 1.2 (523411) ANG Lifesciences (70) B 0.4 (540694) Autoline Industr (10) B 1 (532797) Bhagyanagar Ind (59) B 1 (512296) Canara Bank (11) A 1.5 (532483)
Adcon Capital (50) XT 0.4 (539506) Angel One (50) A 1.5 (543235) Automotive Axles (10) B 0.8 (505010) Bhansali Engg. (69) A 1.1 (500052) Candour Techtex (92) XT 0 . 4 ( 5 2 2 2 9 2 )
Add-Shop E-Reta. (101) B 0 . 4 ( 5 4 1 8 6 5 ) Anik Industries (101) B 1.1 (519383) Avadh Sugar (88) B 1.2 (540649) Bharat Agri Fert (49) X 0.4 (531862) Cantabil Retail (97) B 0.9 (533267)
ADF Foods (53) B 1 (519183) Anjani Portland (19) B 1.2 (518091) Avantel (91) X 0.8 (532406) Bharat Bijlee (39) B 1 (503960) Capacit’e Infra. (31) B 1.1 (540710)
Aditya AMC (50) A 0.5 (543374) Anmol India (101) B 0.8 (542437) Avanti Feeds (53) A 0.6 (512573) Bharat Dynamics (44) A 0.8 (541143) Capital India (50) X 0.7 (530879)
Aditya Bir. Fas. (97) A 1.1 (535755) Ansal Properties (31) T (500013) Avenue Super. (101) A 0.9 (540376) Bharat Electron (43) A 0.8 (500049) Caplin Point Lab (72) A 0.6 (524742)
Aditya Birla Cap (50) A 1.3 (540691) Antony Waste han (106) B 1 (543254) Avonmore Capital (50) B 1 (511589) Bharat Forge (17) A 1 (500493) Capri Global (50) A 0.2 (531595)
Aditya Vision (42) B 0.5 (540205) Anuh Pharma (71) X 0.6 (506260) Avro India (75) T (543512) Bharat Gears (10) B 1.3 (505688) Caprihans India (75) X 0.9 (509486)
Ador Welding (41) B 1 (517041) Anupam Rasayan (22) A 0.7 (543275) AVT Natural Prod (83) B 1.2 (519105) Bharat Parenter. (72) X 0.5 (541096) Carborundum Uni. (1) A 0.6 (513375)
Advanced Enzyme (22) A 0 . 9 ( 5 4 0 0 2 5 ) Apar Inds. (39) A 0.8 (532259) Axis Bank (12) A 1 (532215) Bharat Rasayan (67) B 0.6 (590021) CARE Ratings (106) B 0.5 (534804)
Advani Hotels. (57) B 0.9 (523269) Apcotex Industri (106) A 0 . 8 ( 5 2 3 6 9 4 ) AXISCADES Tech. (28) B 1 . 1 ( 5 3 2 3 9 5 ) Bharat Wire (85) B 1.1 (539799) Cartrade Tech (101) A 1.3 (543333)
Advik Capital (50) X 0.5 (539773) Apex Frozen Food (4) B 0.9 (540692) Axita Cotton (97) B 0.5 (542285) Bharti Airtel (90) A 0.8 (532454) Carysil (21) A 1.2 (524091)
Aegis Logistics (101) A 0.9 (500003) APL Apollo Tubes (84) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 7 5 8 ) AYM Syntex (96) B 1.2 (508933) Bhartiya Intl. (58) B 1.3 (526666) Castrol India (22) A 0.4 (500870)
Aether Industri. (22) B 0.4 (543534) APM Industries (99) X 0.6 (523537) Bhaskar Agrochem (67) XT0 . 2 ( 5 2 4 5 3 4 ) CCL Products (89) A 0.9 (519600)
Affle India (28) A 1.2 (542752) Apollo Finvest (50) X 0.8 (512437)
B Bhilwara Tech (97) X 0.5 (533108) CEAT (105) A 0.6 (500878)
Agarwal Indl. (69) B 1.5 (531921) Apollo Hospitals (56) A 0.9 (508869) B & A (89) X 0.9 (508136) BIGBLOC Const. (20) B 0.9 (540061) Ceinsys Tech (28) B 0.6 (538734)
AGI Greenpac (62) A 1.5 (500187) Apollo Micro Sys (28) B 1.1 (540879) B H E L (39) A 1.3 (500103) Bikaji Foods (53) B 2.1 (543653) Central Bank (11) A 0.8 (532885)
Agro Phos India (N) (49) - Apollo Pipes (75) B 1 (531761) B P C L (80) A 0.8 (500547) Bilcare (62) XT 0.7 (526853) Centrum Capital (50) B 1.1 (501150)
Agro Tech Foods. (83) B 0 . 3 ( 5 0 0 2 1 5 ) Apollo Tyres (105) A 1.2 (500877) B.L.Kashyap (31) B 0.9 (532719) Bimetal Bearings (13) X 0.5 (505681) Centum Electron (43) B 0.9 (517544)
AGS Transact (26) B 0.8 (543451) Aptech (30) B 1.3 (532475) BAG Films (47) B 0.6 (532507) Binayaka Tex Pr (96) XT 0.1 (523054) Century Enka (95) B 1.1 (500280)
Ahluwalia Contr. (31) B 0.7 (532811) Aptus Value Hou. (51) A 0.8 (543335) Baid Finserv (50) X 0.3 (511724) Binny (31) X 0.6 (514215) Century Extrus. (3) B 0.7 (500083)
AIA Engineering (17) A 0.5 (532683) Archean Chemical (22) B 1.3 (543657) Bajaj Auto (8) A 0.7 (532977) Biocon (70) A 0.7 (532523) Century Plyboard (106) A 0 . 5 ( 5 3 2 5 4 8 )
Aimco Pesticides (67) X 0.9 (524288) Archidply Inds. (106) B 0.7 (532994) Bajaj Consumer (65) A 0.7 (533229) Biofil Chemicals (72) B 0.9 (524396) Century Textiles (64) A 1.1 (500040)
Airan (N) (28) - Archies (101) B 0.9 (532212) Bajaj Electrical (36) A 0.5 (500031) Birla Corpn. (18) A 0.8 (500335) Cera Sanitary. (21) A 0.5 (532443)
Airo Lam (N) (106) - Aries Agro (49) B 1 (532935) Bajaj Finance (50) A 1.4 (500034) Birla Precision (44) X 0.6 (522105) CESC (76) A 0.5 (500084)
Ajanta Pharma (72) A 0.3 (532331) Arihant Capital (50) B 0.9 (511605) Bajaj Finserv (50) A 1.4 (532978) Birla Tyres (105) T 0.7 (542932) CG Power & Indu. (39) A 0 . 8 ( 5 0 0 0 9 3 )
Ajmera Realty (31) B 1.2 (513349) Arihant Super. (31) B 1.1 (506194) Bajaj Healthcare (70) B 0.9 (539872) Birlasoft Ltd (28) A 1.4 (532400) Chalet Hotels (57) A 0.9 (542399)
AJR Infra & (45) B 0.8 (532959) Arman Financial (50) B 1.1 (531179) Bajaj Hindusthan (88) A 0.8 (500032) Black Box (28) B 0.8 (500463) Chamanlal Setia (53) B 0.8 (530307)
Akar Auto Indust (17) XT 1 . 2 ( 5 3 0 6 2 1 ) Arnold Holdings (50) X 0.9 (537069) Bajaj Holdings (50) A 0.8 (500490) Black Rose Indus (101) X 0 . 7 ( 5 1 4 1 8 3 ) Chambal Fert. (49) A 1.1 (500085)
AKG Exim (N) (101) - Aro Granite Inds (106) B 1.2 (513729) Bal Pharma (70) B 0.7 (524824) Bliss GVS Pharma (72) B 0 . 8 ( 5 0 6 1 9 7 ) Chandra Pr. Intl (101) X 0.5 (530309)
Aksh Optifibre (16) B 1.1 (532351) Arrow Greentech (75) B 0.8 (516064) Balaji Amines (22) A 1 (530999) BLS Infotech (101) X 0.2 (531175) Chart.Logistics (106) X 0.6 (531977)
AksharChem (I) (38) B 1.1 (524598) Arshiya (106) B 1.1 (506074) Balaji Telefilms (47) B 1 (532382) BLS Internat. (28) A 1.3 (540073) Chembond Chem. (22) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 0 8 7 1 )
Akzo Nobel (63) A 0.2 (500710) ARSS Infra (31) T 0.8 (533163) Balgopal Commer. (101) X0 . 2 ( 5 3 9 8 3 4 ) Blue Cloud Soft. (28) X 0.1 (539607) Chemcon Special. (22) B 1 . 1 ( 5 4 3 2 3 3 )
Alembic (70) B 1.1 (506235) Art Nirman Ltd (N) (31) - Balkrishna Inds (105) A 0.9 (502355) Blue Dart Expres (32) A 0.6 (526612) Chemcrux Enterp. (22) B 0.7 (540395)

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Chemplast Sanmar (22) A 1 (543336) Deepak Fertiliz. (22) A 0.9 (500645) EPL Ltd (62) A 0.6 (500135) Gati (32) A 1.1 (532345)
Cheviot Company (100) B 0 . 7 ( 5 2 6 8 1 7 ) Deepak Nitrite (22) A 1.2 (506401) Equippp Social (28) T 1.2 (590057) GE Power (45) B 0.8 (532309)
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CHL (57) X (532992) Deepak Spinners (99) X 1.3 (514030) Equitas Holdings (50) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 9 8 4 4 ) GE Shipping Co (82) A 0.6 (500620) H D F C (51) A 1.2 (500010)
Choice Intl. (50) B 0.7 (531358) Delhivery (32) A 1 (543529) Equitas Sma. Fin (12) A 0.8 (543243) GE T&D India (39) B 0.9 (522275) H P C L (80) A 0.6 (500104)
Chola Financial (50) A 0.4 (504973) Delta Corp (106) A 1.3 (532848) ERIS Lifescience (72) A 0.5 (540596) GEE (41) X 1.2 (504028) H T Media (47) B 1 (532662)
Cholaman.Inv.&Fn (50) A 1 . 2 ( 5 1 1 2 4 3 ) Delta Manufact. (43) B 0.6 (504286) Esab India (41) A 0.8 (500133) GeeCee Vent. (31) B 1 (532764) H U D C O (51) A 1 (540530)
CIAN Agro (83) XT 0.3 (519477) Den Networks (47) B 0.9 (533137) Escorts Kubota (7) A 0.5 (500495) Geekay Wires (N) (15) - H.G. Infra Engg. (31) A 1.3 (541019)
Cigniti Tech. (28) B 0.5 (534758) Denis Chem Lab (71) X 0.8 (537536) Essar Shipping (82) B 0.6 (533704) General Insuranc (50) A 1 (540755) Halder Venture (101) X 0.2 (539854)
CIL Nova Petro. (95) XT (533407) Dev Information (28) T 0.8 (543462) Ester Industries (62) B 1 (500136) Genesys Intl. (28) B 0.4 (506109) Haldyn Glass (55) X 1 (515147)
Cineline India (47) B 0.9 (532807) Devyani Intl. (57) A 1.2 (543330) Ethos Ltd (101) B 0.6 (543532) Gennex Lab. (71) XT 0.5 (531739) Happiest Minds (28) A 1 (543227)
Cipla (70) A 0.4 (500087) DFM Foods (53) B 0.6 (519588) Eureka Forbes (36) A 0.8 (543482) Genus Power (43) A 1.4 (530343) Hardwyn India (101) B (541276)
City Union Bank (12) A 1 (532210) Dhampur Bio (88) B 1.3 (543593) Eveready Inds. (37) A 0.6 (531508) Geojit Fin. Ser. (50) B 0.8 (532285) Hariom Pipe (85) B 1.1 (543517)
CL Educate (106) B 1 (540403) Dhampur Sugar (88) A 1.2 (500119) Everest Inds. (20) B 1.1 (508906) GFL (50) B 0.8 (500173) Harri. Malayalam (89) B 1.1 (500467)
Clean Science (22) A 0.7 (543318) Dhani Services (50) A 1.2 (532960) Everest Kanto (62) A 0.8 (532684) GHCL (22) A 1.1 (500171) Harsha Engg Intl (10) B 0.5 (543600)
CMS Info Systems (28) A 0 . 7 ( 5 4 3 4 4 1 ) Dhanuka Agritech (67) B 0 . 4 ( 5 0 7 7 1 7 ) Everest Organics (71) X 0.7 (524790) GIC Housing Fin (51) B 1.2 (511676) Hathway Cable (47) A 0.9 (533162)
Coal India (59) A 0.7 (533278) Dharmaj Crop (67) B (543687) Evexia Lifecare (22) X 0.7 (524444) Gillanders Arbut (109) B 1 (532716) Hatsun Agro (53) A 0.6 (531531)
Cochin Minerals (22) X 1.1 (513353) DHP India (36) X 0.7 (531306) Excel Industries (22) B 0.6 (500650) Gillette India (66) A 0.4 (507815) Havells India (39) A 0.8 (517354)
Cochin Shipyard (106) A 0 . 8 ( 5 4 0 6 7 8 ) Dhunseri Invest. (50) B 0.7 (533336) Exide Inds. (10) A 0.9 (500086) Ginni Filaments (94) B 1.3 (590025) Hawkins Cookers (36) A 0.4 (508486)
Coffee Day Enter (57) A 1.4 (539436) Dhunseri Vent. (69) B 0.6 (523736) Expleo Solutions (28) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 1 2 1 ) Gland Pharma (71) A 0.5 (543245) HB Portfolio (50) X 0.6 (532333)
Coforge (28) A 1.3 (532541) Diamines & Chem. (22) X 0 . 8 ( 5 0 0 1 2 0 ) Exxaro Tiles (21) B 0.8 (543327) Glaxosmi. Pharma (73) A 0.2 (500660) HBL Power System (37) A 1 . 3 ( 5 1 7 2 7 1 )
Colgate-Palmoliv (66) A 0.5 (500830) DIC India (22) B 0.5 (500089) Glenmark Life (70) A 0.5 (543322) HCL Infosystems (26) B 1.1 (500179)
Digicontent (47) B 0.3 (542685)
F HCL Technologies (27) A 0 . 9 ( 5 3 2 2 8 1 )
Comfort Fincap (50) X 0.3 (535267) Glenmark Pharma. (70) A 0.8 (532296)
DigiSpice Tech. (91) B 1.2 (517214) F A C T (49) B 1.3 (590024) HDFC AMC (50) A 1 (541729)
Commerl. Synbags (62) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 9 9 8 6 ) Global Education (N) (106) -
Digjam (97) T 0.7 (539979) Fairchem Organic (22) B 0.7 (543252) HDFC Bank (12) A 1.1 (500180)
Competent Auto (101) X 0.5 (531041) Global Health (56) B 0.4 (543654)
Dilip Buildcon (31) A 1.2 (540047) Faze Three (96) B 0.9 (530079) HDFC Life Insur. (50) A 1 (540777)
Compuage Info. (26) B 1.4 (532456) Globus Spirits (14) A 1.3 (533104)
FDC (70) A 0.4 (531599) Health.Global (56) A 0.4 (539787)
Compucom Soft. (30) B 0.9 (532339) Disa India (44) X 0.7 (500068) Gloster Ltd (100) X 0.9 (542351)
Federal Bank (12) A 1.1 (500469) HEG (40) A 1.3 (509631)
Confidence Fut. (101) X 0.4 (539991) Dish TV India (47) A 1.2 (532839) GMM Pfaudler (44) A 0.8 (505255)
Federal-Mogul Go (10) B 0 . 2 ( 5 0 5 7 4 4 ) Heidelberg Cem. (18) A 0.6 (500292)
Confidence Petro (106) B 1 (526829) Dishman Carbogen (70) A 1 . 2 ( 5 4 0 7 0 1 ) GMR Airports Inf (45) A 1.3 (532754)
Fiberweb (India) (97) B 0.8 (507910)
Cons. Finvest (50) B (500226) Divi’s Lab. (71) A 0.7 (532488) GMR Urban (45) B 0.3 (543490) Hemang Resources (101) X (531178)
Fiem Industries (10) B 0.9 (532768)
Container Corpn. (106) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 1 3 4 4 ) Divyashakti (106) X 0.8 (526315) GNA Axles (10) B 1 (540124) Hemisphere Prop (31) A 1.2 (543242)
Filatex Fash. (97) XT 0.6 (532022)
Control Print (62) B 0.9 (522295) Dixon Technolog. (42) A 1 . 2 ( 5 4 0 6 9 9 ) Go Fashion (I) (97) A 0.6 (543401) Heranba Inds (67) B 0.6 (543266)
Filatex India (95) A 1.1 (526227)
Coral India Fin. (51) B 1.3 (531556) DLF (31) A 1.5 (532868) Goa Carbon (22) B 1.5 (509567) Hercules Hoists (44) B 1.3 (505720)
Fine Organic (22) A 0.7 (541557)
Coral Labs. (72) X 0.9 (524506) DMCC Speciality (22) B 1.2 (506405) GOCL Corpn. (22) B 1.4 (506480) Heritage Foods (53) B 0.7 (519552)
Fineotex Chem (22) A 1.3 (533333)
Cords Cable (15) B 1.3 (532941) Dodla Dairy (53) A 0.5 (543306) Godawari Power (85) A 1.2 (532734) Hero Motocorp (9) A 0.9 (500182)
Finkurve Fin. (50) X 0.7 (508954)
Coromandel Engg. (31) X 0 . 6 ( 5 3 3 1 6 7 ) Dolat Algotech (50) B 1 (505526) Godfrey Phillips (24) A 0.9 (500163) Hester Bios (72) B 0.3 (524669)
Fino Payments (12) B 1 (543386)
Coromandel Inter (49) A 0.7 (506395) Dolfin Rubbers (105) B 0.6 (542013) Godrej Agrovet (53) A 0.7 (540743) Heubach Colorant (22) B 0 . 4 ( 5 0 6 3 9 0 )
Finolex Cables (15) A 1.1 (500144)
COSCO (India) (101) X 0.3 (530545) Dollar Industrie (97) A 1 (541403) Godrej Consumer (65) A 0.7 (532424) Hexa Tradex (101) B 0.3 (534328)
Finolex Inds. (75) A 1 (500940)
Cosmo Ferrites (43) X 0.9 (523100) Dr Agarwal’s Eye (56) X 0.7 (526783) Godrej Industrie (22) A 0.6 (500164) HFCL (45) A 1.4 (500183)
Firstsour.Solu. (28) A 1.2 (532809)
Cosmo First (62) A 0.9 (508814) Dr Lal Pathlabs (56) A 0.8 (539524) Godrej Propert. (31) A 1.5 (533150) Hi-Tech Pipes (85) B 1 (543411)
Five-Star Bus.Fi (50) B 1.1 (543663)
Country Club Hos (57) B 0 . 6 ( 5 2 6 5 5 0 ) Dr Reddy’s Labs (70) A 0.6 (500124) Gokaldas Exports (97) A 1 (532630) Hikal (71) A 1.1 (524735)
Flex Foods (53) X 0.6 (523672)
Craftsman Auto (10) A 0.9 (543276) Dreamfolks Servi (106) B 0 . 6 ( 5 4 3 5 9 1 ) Gokul Agro (83) B 0.8 (539725) Hil Ltd (20) A 0 . 7 (509675)
Flomic Global (50) X 0.5 (504380)
Cravatex (101) X 0.7 (509472) Dredging Corpn. (106) B 1 . 1 ( 5 2 3 6 1 8 ) Gokul Refoils (83) B 0.9 (532980) Him Teknoforg. (10) X 1 (505712)
Fluidomat (44) XT 0.7 (522017)
Creative Casting (17) X 0.6 (539527) Ducon Tech (28) T 0.5 (534674) Goldiam Intl. (35) B 1 (526729) Himadri Special (22) A 1.2 (500184)
Foods & Inns (53) T 1.1 (507552)
Creative Newtech (N) (101) - Dutron Polymers (75) XT 0 . 3 ( 5 1 7 4 3 7 ) Goodluck India (85) B 0.8 (530655) Himalaya Food (53) X 1.1 (526899)
Forbes & Co (44) B 0.4 (502865)
CreditAcc. Gram. (50) A 1.1 (541770) Dwarikesh Sugar (88) A 1.2 (532610) Goodricke Group (89) X 0.7 (500166) Himatsing. Seide (97) B 1.4 (514043)
Force Motors (5) B 1.2 (500033)
Cressanda Solns. (28) T 0.6 (512379) Dynamatic Tech. (44) B 1.2 (505242) Goodyear India (105) B 0.6 (500168) Hind Rectifiers (43) B 0.8 (504036)
Fortis Health. (56) A 0.8 (532843)
CRISIL (106) A 0.6 (500092) Dynemic Products (38) B 1 . 1 ( 5 3 2 7 0 7 ) GP Petroleums (22) B 0.9 (532543) Hind. Unilever (66) A 0.7 (500696)
Fortis Malar (56) X 0.4 (523696)
Crompton Gr. Con (39) A 0 . 6 ( 5 3 9 8 7 6 ) GPT Infraproject (31) B 1.5 (533761) Hind.Aeronautics (44) A 0.9 (541154)
E Foseco India (22) B 0.8 (500150)
CSB Bank (12) A 0.9 (542867) Granules India (71) A 1 (532482) Hind.Construct. (31) A 1.3 (500185)
Fourth Dimension (N) (28) -
Cummins India (46) A 0.8 (500480) E2E Networks (N) (28) - Hind.Natl.Glass (55) T 0.3 (515145)
Freshtrop Fruits (53) X 0.7 (530077) Graphite India (40) A 1.1 (509488)
Cupid (106) B 0.5 (530843) East West Holdin (106) XT0 . 8 ( 5 4 0 0 0 6 ) Grasim Inds (95) A 1.1 (500300) Hind.Oil Explor. (61) A 0.8 (500186)
Frontier Springs (10) X 0.8 (522195)
Cyient (28) A 0.6 (532175) Easy Trip Plann. (104) A 1 . 4 ( 5 4 3 2 7 2 ) Grauer & Weil (22) B 1.2 (505710) Hind.Organ.Chem. (22) B 1 . 2 ( 5 0 0 4 4 9 )
FSN E-Commerce (106) A 1 (543384)
eClerx Services (28) A 0.7 (532927) Gravita India (59) A 1.1 (533282) Hind.Tin Works (62) X 0.8 (530315)
Fusion Microfin. (50) B 1.5 (543652)
D Edelweiss.Fin. (50) A 1.1 (532922) Greaves Cotton (46) A 1.4 (501455) Hindalco Inds. (3) A 1 . 2 (500440)
Future Consumer (101) B 0 . 9 ( 5 3 3 4 0 0 )
D B Corp (47) B 0.8 (533151) Edvenswa Enter (39) X 1.1 (517170) Greenlam Industr (106) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 8 9 7 9 ) Hindcon Chemical (N) (22) -
Future Enterp. (97) B 0.6 (523574)
D B Realty (31) A 1 (533160) Eicher Motors (9) A 0.9 (505200) Greenpanel Inds. (106) A 0 . 9 ( 5 4 2 8 5 7 ) Hinduja Global (28) A 0.9 (532859)
Future Supply (106) T 0.6 (540798)
D-Link India (26) B 1.2 (533146) EID Parry (88) A 0.9 (500125) Greenply Industr (106) B 0 . 8 ( 5 2 6 7 9 7 ) Hindustan Copper (59) A 1 . 4 ( 5 1 3 5 9 9 )
D. P. Abhushan (N) (35) - EIH (57) A 0.7 (500840) G Grindwell Norton (1) A 0.6 (506076) Hindustan Foods (53) T 0.8 (519126)
Dabur India (65) A 0.7 (500096) EIH Assoc.Hotels (57) B 1.1 (523127) G M Breweries (14) B 1 (507488) GRM Overseas (53) A 0.6 (531449) Hindustan Zinc (59) A 0.6 (500188)
Dai-ichi Karkari (22) XT 0.7 (526821) Eimco Elecon(I) (44) B 0.7 (523708) G M D C (59) A 1 (532181) Grob Tea Co (N) (89) - Hindware Home In (101) B 1 (542905)
Dalmia Bharat (88) A 1.1 (500097) EKI Energy (106) A 0.3 (543284) G N F C (49) A 1.2 (500670) GRP (106) B 0.4 (509152) Hitachi Energy (39) A 0.6 (543187)
Dalmia BharatLtd (19) A 1.2 (542216) Elantas Beck (22) B 0.5 (500123) G R Infraproject (31) A 0.7 (543317) GSS Infotech (28) B 0.3 (532951) HLE Glascoat (44) A 1.1 (522215)
Damodar Indust. (99) B 1.3 (521220) Eldeco Housing (31) B 0.6 (523329) G S F C (49) A 1.1 (500690) GTL (90) B 0 . 9 (500160) HLV (57) B 1 (500193)
Dangee Dums (N) (53) - Elecon Engg.Co (44) A 1.3 (505700) G V Films (47) X 0.3 (523277) GTL Infra. (91) A 0.9 (532775) Home First Finan (51) A 0.6 (543259)
Data Pattern (43) A 1.1 (543428) Electronics Mart (101) B 0.7 (543626) Gabriel India (10) B 0.9 (505714) GTPL Hathway (47) B 0.8 (540602) Honda India (39) B 0.8 (522064)
Datamatics Glob. (28) B 1.6 (532528) Electrost.Cast. (17) B 1.2 (500128) GAIL (India) (106) A 0.5 (532155) Gufic BioScience (70) B 0.9 (509079) Honeywell Auto (43) A 0.6 (517174)
Davangere Sugar (88) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 4 3 2 6 7 ) Elgi Equipments (25) A 0.8 (522074) Galaxy Cloud (47) X 0.3 (506186) Guj Inds. Power (76) B 0.9 (517300) HOV Services (28) B 1.2 (532761)
DC Infotech (101) T 0.9 (543636) Elgi Rubber Co (N) (106) - Galaxy Surfact. (34) A 0.4 (540935) Guj Pipavav Port (106) A 0 . 5 ( 5 3 3 2 4 8 ) HP Adhesives (22) B 1 (543433)
DCB Bank (12) A 0.9 (532772) Elin Electronics (43) B (543725) Gallantt Ispat L (85) B 1 (532726) Guj. Ambuja Exp (83) A 1 (524226) HPL Electric (39) B 1.5 (540136)
DCM (17) B 1 (502820) Elpro Internatio (31) B 0.6 (504000) Gandhi Spl. Tube (85) B 0 . 9 ( 5 1 3 1 0 8 ) Guj. Sidhee Cem. (18) B 1.2 (518029) Huhtamaki India (62) B 0.9 (509820)
DCM Shriram (107) A 0.8 (523367) Emami (65) A 0.4 (531162) Ganesh Benzopl. (22) B 1.1 (500153) Guj. State Fin. (52) T 0.2 (532160)
DCM Shriram Inds (88) B 1 . 5 ( 5 2 3 3 6 9 ) Emami Paper (64) B 1.2 (533208) Ganesh Housing (31) B 1.1 (526367) Guj. Themis Bio. (71) X 0.9 (506879)
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DCW (69) B 1.1 (500117) Embassy Off.REIT (31) IF (542602) Ganesha Ecosphe. (96) B 0 . 9 ( 5 1 4 1 6 7 ) Guj. Toolroom (44) XT (513337) I D F C (50) A 1.5 (532659)
DCX Systems (43) B 1 (543650) Emk.Global Fin. (50) B 1.2 (532737) Ganga Papers (64) X 0.4 (531813) Guj.Nat.Resour. (85) X 0.6 (513536) I G Petrochems (22) B 1.1 (500199)
DDev Plastiks (22) B 0.1 (543547) Empire Inds. (55) X 0.6 (509525) Ganges Securitie (50) B 0.9 (540647) Guj.St.Petronet (106) A 1 (532702) I O B (11) A 1 (532388)
DE Nora India (44) B 0.4 (590031) eMudhra (28) B 0.3 (543533) Garden Reach Sh. (106) A 1 . 3 ( 5 4 2 0 1 1 ) Gujarat Alkalies (23) A 1.4 (530001) I O C L (80) A 0.6 (530965)
Debock Industrie (N) (44) - Endurance Tech. (10) A 0.5 (540153) Garment Mantra (97) B 0.6 (539216) Gujarat Fluoroch (22) A 0.9 (542812) I R C T C (104) A 1.2 (542830)
Dec.Gold Mines (59) XT 1.1 (512068) Energy Devl.Co. (76) B 0.6 (532219) Garnet Intl. (50) XT 0.2 (512493) Gujarat Gas (106) A 0.8 (539336) I R F C (52) A 0.7 (543257)
Deccan Cements (19) B 1 (502137) Engineers India (45) A 0.7 (532178) Garware Hi Tech (62) B 0.8 (500655) Gulf Oil Lubric. (22) B 0.5 (538567) I T D C (57) B 0.9 (532189)
Deep Diamond (35) XT 0.3 (539559) Enkei Wheels (10) X 0.6 (533477) Garware Tech. (97) A 0.5 (509557) Gulshan Polyols (22) B 1.1 (532457) ICICI Bank (12) A 1 (532174)
Deep Industries (106) B 1 (543288) Ent.Network (47) B 0.8 (532700) Gateway Distri (106) A 0.6 (543489) GVK Power Infra. (45) B 1.2 (532708) ICICI Lombard (50) A 0.7 (540716)

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ICICI Pru Life (50) A 0.9 (540133) Ircon Intl. (31) A 0.8 (541956) Kalyani Forge (17) T 0.1 (513509) Lak. Electrical (39) X 0.6 (504258) Mangalam Global (N) (83) -
ICICI Securities (50) A 0.9 (541179) ISGEC Heavy (44) A 0.9 (533033) Kalyani Invest. (50) B 0.9 (533302) Lak. Mach. Works (92) A 0 . 8 ( 5 0 0 2 5 2 ) Mangalam Organic (22) B 0 . 8 ( 5 1 4 4 1 8 )
ICRA (106) B 0.2 (532835) Ishan Dyes & Ch. (38) X 1.2 (531109) Kalyani Steels (85) B 0.8 (500235) Lakshmi Mills (93) X 0.9 (502958) Mangalore Chem. (49) B 0.7 (530011)
IDBI Bank (12) A 1 (500116) ISMT (85) B 0.6 (532479) Kama Holdings (50) A 0.9 (532468) Lancer Containe. (106) B 1 (539841) Manorama Indust. (83) B 0 . 7 ( 5 4 1 9 7 4 )
IDFC First Bank (12) A 1.4 (539437) ITC (24) A 0.6 (500875) Kamat Hotels (57) B 1.1 (526668) Lancor Holdings (31) XT 0 . 8 ( 5 0 9 0 4 8 ) Maral Overseas (94) B 1 (521018)
IFB Industries (36) A 0.9 (505726) ITD Cem (31) B 1.3 (509496) Kamdhenu (85) B 1.1 (532741) Landmark Cars (101) B (543714) Marathon Nextgen (31) B 0 . 7 ( 5 0 3 1 0 1 )
IFCI (52) A 1.3 (500106) ITI (91) A 0.8 (523610) Kanani Industrie (35) B 0.2 (506184) Landmark Prop. (31) B 0.5 (533012) Marico (65) A 0.7 (531642)
IFGL Refractori. (81) B 0.7 (540774) ITL Industries (44) X 0.9 (522183) Kanchi Karpooram (22) X 0 . 4 ( 5 3 8 8 9 6 ) Larsen & Toubro (45) A 1.1 (500510) Marksans Pharma (71) A 0.9 (524404)
IFL Enterprises (101) B 0.1 (540377) IVP (22) B 1 (507580) Kanoria Chem. (23) B 0.6 (506525) Last Mile Enter. (31) XT 0.2 (526961) Maruti Suzuki (6) A 0.9 (532500)
Igarashi Motors (10) B 1.2 (517380) IZMO (28) B 1.2 (532341) Kansai Nerolac (63) A 0.5 (500165) Latent View (28) A 1.2 (543398) MAS FINANC SER (50) A 1.1 (540749)
IIFL Finance (50) A 0.8 (532636) Karnataka Bank (12) A 1.1 (532652) Laurus Labs (72) A 0.8 (540222) Mastek (28) A 1 (523704)
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IIFL Securities (50) B 1.1 (542773) Karur Vysya Bank (12) B 1 (590003) Laxmi Organic (22) A 1 . 3 (543277) Matrimony.com (106) B 0.6 (540704)
J & K Bank (12) A 1.4 (532209)
IL&FS Inv.Manag. (50) B 0 . 9 ( 5 1 1 2 0 8 ) Kaveri Seed Co. (106) A 0.4 (532899) Lehar Footwears (58) X 0.5 (532829) Max Financial (50) A 0.8 (500271)
J B Chem & Pharm (70) A 0 . 4 ( 5 0 6 9 4 3 )
Imagica. Enter. (79) B 1 (539056) Kaya Ltd (65) B 1.1 (539276) Lemon Tree Hotel (57) A 1 (541233) Max Healthcare (56) A 0.6 (543220)
J K Cements (18) A 1.1 (532644)
Indbull.RealEst. (31) A 1.6 (532832) Kaynes Tech (43) B 1 (543664) LGB Forge (17) B 0.7 (533007) Max Ventures (50) B 0.9 (539940)
J Kumar Infra (31) B 1 (532940)
India Cements (19) A 1.5 (530005) KCP Sugar &Inds. (88) B 1 . 2 ( 5 3 3 1 9 2 ) Libas Consumer (N) (97) - Maximus Interna. (101) B 0 . 3 ( 5 4 0 4 0 1 )
J L Morison(I) (101) X 0.4 (506522)
India Finsec (50) X 0.1 (535667) KDDL Ltd (106) B 1 (532054) LIC Housing Fin. (51) A 1.3 (500253) Mayur Uniquoters (75) B 0.7 (522249)
Jagran Prakashan (47) B 0.7 (532705)
India Gelatine (22) X 0.8 (531253) KEI Industries (15) A 0.7 (517569) Life Insurance (50) A 0.7 (543526) Mazagon Dock (106) A 1.2 (543237)
Jagsonpal Pharma (70) B 0 . 7 ( 5 0 7 7 8 9 )
India Glycols (22) A 0.9 (500201) Kellton Tech (28) T 1.1 (519602) Likhitha Infra. (31) B 1.1 (543240) Mazda (44) B 0.7 (523792)
Jai Balaji Inds. (86) B 0.8 (532976)
India Grid Trust (76) IF 0.2 (540565) Keltech Energies (22) X 0.6 (506528) Linc (77) B 0.9 (531241) Mcleod Russel (89) B 0.8 (532654)
Jai Corp (75) A 1.5 (512237)
India Infr Trust (31) IF 0.1 (542543) Kemp & Co. (31) X 0.3 (506530) Lincoln Pharma. (72) B 0.7 (531633) Media Matrix (47) B 0.7 (512267)
Jain Irrigation (75) A 1.2 (500219)
India Motor Part (10) B 0.2 (590065) Kennametal India (44) A 0.7 (505890) Linde India (22) A 0.7 (523457) Medicamen Biotec (72) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 1 1 4 6 )
James Warren Tea (89) X 0.5 (538564)
India Nipp.Elec. (10) B 1 (532240) Kerala Ayurveda (72) X 0.8 (530163) LKP Securities (50) X 1.1 (540192) Medico Intercon. (101) X 0 . 3 ( 5 3 9 9 3 8 )
Jamna Auto Inds. (10) A 0.8 (520051)
India Pesticides (67) A 1.2 (543311) Kesoram Inds. (18) B 1.1 (502937) Lloyds Metals (86) A 0.8 (512455) Medico Remedies (70) T (540937)
Jasch Industries (75) X 0.8 (500220)
India Power Corp (N) (76) - Kewal Kir.Cloth. (97) B 1.1 (532732) Lloyds Steels (85) A 1.4 (539992) Medplus Health (101) A 0.6 (543427)
Jash Engineering (N) (44) -
Indiabulls Hous. (51) A 1.6 (535789) Keystone Realtor (31) B 2 (543669) Lohia Securities (50) X 0.3 (590082) Mefcom Capital (50) X 0.6 (531176)
Jay Bharat Maru. (10) B 1.3 (520066)
Indiamart Inter. (106) A 1.1 (542726) KFin Technolog. (106) B (543720) Lokesh Mach. (44) B 0.9 (532740) Megastar Foods (53) B 0.7 (541352)
Jayaswal Neco (17) B 0.7 (522285)
Indian Acrylics (95) X 0.9 (514165) Khaitan Chemical (49) B 1.4 (507794) Lords Chloro (23) X 0.8 (500284) Meghmani Fineche (23) A 1 . 1 ( 5 4 3 3 3 2 )
Jaysynth Dyestuf (38) X 1.4 (506910)
Indian Bank (11) A 1.2 (532814) KIFS Financial (50) X 0.6 (535566) Lotus Eye Hospit (56) T 1 (532998) Meghmani Organi. (67) A 1 . 1 ( 5 4 3 3 3 1 )
JBF Industries (95) B 0.7 (514034)
Indian CardCloth (92) B 0.5 (509692) Kilburn Engg. (44) XT 0.8 (522101) Lovable Lingerie (97) B 0.9 (533343) Menon Pistons (10) X 1 . 5 (531727)
JBM Auto (10) A 0.6 (532605)
Indian Energy Ex (106) A 1 . 1 ( 5 4 0 7 5 0 ) Kilpest India (67) X 0.7 (532067) Loyal Equipments (44) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 9 2 2 7 ) MEP Infrast. (31) B 0.9 (539126)
Jeevan Scienti. (106) X 0.9 (538837)
Indian Hotels Co (57) A 0.9 (500850) Kinetic Engg. (10) X 0.6 (500240) Loyal Textile (93) B 1.2 (514036) Mercantile Vent. (31) X 0.6 (538942)
JHS Sven.Lab. (65) B 1 (532771)
Indian Hume Pipe (31) B 1 (504741) Kingfa Science (75) B 1.1 (524019) LTI Mindtree (27) A 1.2 (540005) Metro Brands (101) A 0.8 (543426)
Jindal Drilling (61) B 0.9 (511034)
Indian Infotech (50) X 0.6 (509051) Kings Infra (31) X 0.4 (530215) Ludlow Jute (100) X 0.9 (526179) Metroglobal (101) X 1 (500159)
Jindal Poly Film (62) A 0.8 (500227)
Indian Metals (59) B 1.2 (533047) KIOCL (59) A 1 (540680) Lumax Auto Tech. (10) B 1 . 2 ( 5 3 2 7 9 6 ) Metropolis Healt (56) A 0.9 (542650)
Jindal Poly Inve (50) B 0.9 (536773)
Indian Terrain (97) B 1.3 (533329) Kiran Vyapar (50) X 0.8 (537750) Lumax Industries (10) B 1 (517206) MIC Electronics (43) T 0.6 (532850)
Jindal Saw (84) A 1.1 (500378)
Indian Toners (38) X 0.7 (523586) Kiri Industries (38) A 0.9 (532967) Lupin (71) A 0.8 (500257) Minda Corp (10) A 0.8 (538962)
Jindal Stain. (84) A 1.2 (532508)
Indigo Paints (63) A 0.4 (543258) Kirl. Brothers (78) B 0.9 (500241) Lux Industries (93) B 0.9 (539542) Mindspace Busine (31) IF 0 . 1 ( 5 4 3 2 1 7 )
Jindal Stain. Hi (84) A 1.3 (539597)
Inditrade Cap. (50) X 0.7 (532745) Kirl. Electric (39) B 1 (533193) Lyka Labs (70) B 0.8 (500259) Mindteck (India) (28) B 1.2 (517344)
Jindal Steel (86) A 1.3 (532286)
Indl.& Prud.Inv. (50) X 0.4 (501298) Kirl. Ferrous (87) A 1.2 (500245) Lykis (65) X 0.9 (530689) Mindtree (27) A 1.5 (532819)
Jindal Worldwide (97) A 0 . 4 ( 5 3 1 5 4 3 )
Indo Amines (22) B 1.2 (524648) Kirl.Pneumatic (25) A 0.7 (505283) MIRC Electronics (42) B 1 (500279)
JITF Infra Logis (106) T 1 (540311) M
Indo Borax & Ch. (22) B 1.1 (524342) Kirloskar Indus. (50) B 0.9 (500243) Mirza Internatio (58) A 1.1 (526642)
JK Lakshmi Cem. (18) A 0.9 (500380)
Indo Count Inds. (94) A 1.5 (521016) Kirloskar Oil (46) A 1.4 (533293) M & M (6) A 1 (500520) Mishra Dhatu Nig (85) A 0.7 (541195)
JK Paper (64) A 1.2 (532162)
Indo National (37) B 1 (504058) Kitex Garments (97) A 1.3 (521248) M & M Fin. Serv. (50) A 1.3 (532720) Mishtann Foods (53) B 0.6 (539594)
JK Tyre & Indust (105) A 1 (530007)
Indo Rama Synth. (95) B 1 . 2 ( 5 0 0 2 0 7 ) KM Sugar Mills (88) B 1.2 (532673) M B Agro Prod. (N) (49) - MKVentures Cap. (50) X 0.4 (514238)
JM Financial (50) A 1 (523405)
Indo Tech.Trans. (39) B 0.7 (532717) KMC Speciality (56) X 0.6 (524520) M M Forgings (17) B 0.8 (522241) MMTC (101) A 1.2 (513377)
JMC Projects (31) B 0.8 (522263)
Indoco Remedies (70) B 0.6 (532612) KNR Construct. (31) A 0.7 (532942) M R P L (80) A 0.8 (500109) Modern Insulator (39) XT 0 . 8 ( 5 1 5 0 0 8 )
Jocil (N) (22) -
Indostar Capital (50) T 0.9 (541336) Kokuyo Camlin (77) B 1 (523207) M T N L (90) B 1.1 (500108) Modi Naturals (83) X 0.8 (519003)
John Cockerill (44) X 0.8 (500147)
Indowind Energy (76) T 0.9 (532894) Kolte Patil Dev. (31) A 1.2 (532924) Maan Aluminium (3) B 1.1 (532906) Modi Rubber (106) T 0.4 (500890)
Johnson Con. Hit (2) A 0.5 (523398)
Indrapr.Medical (56) T 0.9 (532150) Kopran (70) B 1 (524280) Mac Charles(I) (31) X 0.4 (507836) Modison (39) B 1.2 (506261)
Josts Engg. Co. (44) X 0.5 (505750)
Indraprastha Gas (106) B 1 (532514) Kotak Mah. Bank (12) A 1 (500247) Machino Plastics (75) X 0.5 (523248) MOIL (59) A 0.6 (533286)
JP Associates (31) A 1.2 (532532)
Indsil Hydro (59) X 0.7 (522165) Kothari Ferment. (53) X 0.8 (507474) Macpower CNC (N) (44) - Mold-Tek Pack. (75) A 0.8 (533080)
JP Power Ven. (76) A 1 (532627)
Indus Towers (102) A 1 (534816) Kothari Petroche (69) B (532096) Macrotech Devel. (31) A 1.3 (543287) Mold-Tek Technol (44) B 1 . 1 ( 5 2 6 2 6 3 )
JSW Energy (76) A 1.4 (533148)
IndusInd Bank (12) A 1.4 (532187) Kothari Products (101) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 0 2 9 9 ) Madhav Copper (N) (59) - Monarch Networth (50) B 1 . 6 ( 5 1 1 5 5 1 )
JSW Holdings (50) B 0.9 (532642)
Infibeam Avenues (28) A 0.9 (539807) Kothari Sugars (88) (507190) Madras Fertilize (49) B 1.2 (590134) Moneyboxx Fin. (50) B 0.4 (538446)
JSW Ispat Speci. (86) B 1.2 (513446)
Info Edg.(India) (106) A 1.4 (532777) Kovai Medical (56) B 0.5 (523323) Mafatlal Inds. (93) X 1 (500264) Monte Carlo Fas. (97) B 1.3 (538836)
JSW Steel (84) A 1.1 (500228)
InfoBeans Tech. (28) B 0.4 (543644) KPI Green Energy (76) B 0.8 (542323) Magellanic Cloud (28) XT (538891) Morarjee Text. (97) B 0.2 (532621)
JTEKT India (10) B 1 (520057)
Infosys (27) A 1.1 (500209) KPIT Technologi. (28) A 1 . 1 ( 5 4 2 6 5 1 ) Magna Electrocas (17) X 0.5 (517449) Morepen Labs. (70) A 0.8 (500288)
JTL Industries (85) B 0.9 (534600)
Ingersoll-Rand (25) A 0.7 (500210) KRBL (53) A 0.6 (530813) Mah. Scooters (50) A 0.8 (500266) Morgan Ventures (50) X 0.6 (526237)
Jubilant Food. (57) A 1.2 (533155)
Inox Green (45) B 2 (543667) Krebs Biochem (71) B 0.9 (524518) Mah. Seamless (85) A 0.8 (500265) Morganite Crucib (81) X 0.7 (523160)
Jubilant Inds. (22) B 1.1 (533320)
Inox Leisure (47) A 1 (532706) Kreon Finnancial (50) X 0.2 (530139) Maha Rashtra Apx (50) B 0 . 6 ( 5 2 3 3 8 4 ) Moschip Tech. (28) X 0.8 (532407)
Jubilant Ingrev. (22) A 1.3 (543271)
Inox Wind (39) B 0.9 (539083) Krishana Phosch. (N) (49) - Mahalaxmi Rubtec (97) B 0 . 6 ( 5 1 4 4 5 0 ) Motherson Wiring (10) A 0 . 9 ( 5 4 3 4 9 8 )
Jubilant Pharmo (71) A 0.7 (530019)
Inox Wind Energy (76) B 0 . 5 ( 5 4 3 2 9 7 ) Krishanveer Forg (17) X 0.4 (513369) Mahanagar Gas (106) A 0.9 (539957) Motil.Oswal.Fin. (50) A 0.7 (532892)
Jullundur Motor (N) (10) -
Insecticid.India (67) B 0.9 (532851) Krishna Institu. (56) A 0.5 (543308) Maheshwari Logi. (N) (106) - Motor & Gen Fin (50) B 0.3 (501343)
Jupiter Wagons (44) B 1.1 (533272)
Integra Engg. (92) X 0.9 (505358) Kriti Industries (75) B 0.8 (526423) Mahindra CIE (17) A 0.7 (532756) Mphasis (28) A 1.2 (526299)
Just Dial (106) A 1.2 (535648)
Integra Essentia (97) T 0.7 (535958) Kritika Wires (N) (85) - Mahindra Holiday (57) A 1 . 1 ( 5 3 3 0 8 8 ) MPS (77) B 0.7 (532440)
Jyothy Labs (65) A 0.3 (532926)
Intellect Design (28) A 1.3 (538835) Krsnaa Diagnost. (56) B 0.6 (543328) Mahindra Life. (31) A 0.9 (532313) MRF (105) A 0.7 (500290)
Jyoti Resins (22) T 0.9 (514448)
Intellivate Capi (50) XT (506134) KSB (78) A 0.6 (500249) Mahindra Logis. (106) A 0 . 9 ( 5 4 0 7 6 8 ) MRO-TEK Realty (31) B 1.3 (532376)
Intense Tech. (28) B 1.2 (532326) K KSE (53) XT 0.4 (519421) Maithan Alloys (59) B 0.9 (590078) Mrs Bectors (53) B 0.8 (543253)
Interglobe Aviat (103) A 1.2 (539448) K C P (19) B 1.1 (590066) Kshitij Polyline (N) (75) - Majestic Auto (31) X 0.7 (500267) MSTC (101) A 1.2 (542597)
Intl. Combustion (44) X 0.6 (505737) K E C Intl. (102) A 0.6 (532714) Ksolves India (28) B 0.9 (543599) Mallcom (India) (97) B 0.8 (539400) MTAR Technologie (44) A 1 . 1 ( 5 4 3 2 7 0 )
Intl. Conveyors (44) B 0.6 (509709) K G Denim (94) X 0.7 (500239) Kuantum Papers (64) B 1.2 (532937) Malu Paper (64) B 1.3 (532728) Mufin Green (50) X 0.8 (542774)
Intl. Travel Hse (104) X 0.7 (500213) K P R Mill Ltd (97) A 0.8 (532889) Man Infra (31) A 1.3 (533169) Mukand (85) B 1 (500460)
Intrasoft Tech. (28) B 1.1 (533181) K.P. Energy (76) B 0.9 (539686)
L Manaksia Alumi. (3) B 0.7 (539045) Mukesh Babu Fin. (50) X 1 . 2 ( 5 3 0 3 4 1 )
Inv.& Prec.Cast. (17) X 0.4 (504786) Kabra Extrusion (44) B 1.4 (524109) L G Balakrishnan (10) A 0.9 (500250) Manaksia Coated (85) B 0.6 (539046) Mukta Arts (47) B 0.4 (532357)
IOL Chemicals (70) A 1 (524164) Kaira Can (62) X 0.7 (504840) L T Foods (53) A 0.8 (532783) Manaksia Steels (85) B 1 (539044) Multi Comm. Exc. (106) A 1 (534091)
ION Exchange (44) A 0.9 (500214) Kajaria Ceramics (21) A 0.7 (500233) L&T Fin.Holdings (50) A 1 . 5 ( 5 3 3 5 1 9 ) Manali Petrochem (69) A 1 . 1 ( 5 0 0 2 6 8 ) Munjal Showa (10) B 0.7 (520043)
IP Rings (10) X 0.9 (523638) Kakatiya Cement (19) B 1.2 (500234) L&T Technology (28) A 1.3 (540115) Manappuram Fin. (50) A 1.2 (531213) Murudesh.Ceramic (21) B 1 . 2 ( 5 1 5 0 3 7 )
Ipca Labs. (70) A 0.4 (524494) Kallam Textiles (94) X 0.9 (530201) La Opala RG (55) A 1 (526947) Mangal Credit (50) X 0.2 (505850) Muthoot Cap.Serv (50) B 0 . 9 ( 5 1 1 7 6 6 )
IRB Infra.Devl. (31) A 1.3 (532947) Kalpataru Power (102) A 0.4 (522287) Lactose (India) (71) X 0.6 (524202) Mangalam Cement (18) B 1 . 1 ( 5 0 2 1 5 7 ) Muthoot Finance (50) A 0.7 (533398)
IRB InvIT Fund (31) IF 0.2 (540526) Kalyan Jewellers (35) A 0.9 (543278) Lahoti Overseas (101) X 1.1 (531842) Mangalam Drugs (70) B 0.7 (532637) Mysore Petro (101) X 0.8 (506734)

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Oil India (61) A 0.2 (533106) PNB Housing (51) A 1.1 (540173) Rajoo Engineers (44) X 1.1 (522257) Sagar Cements (19) B 0.9 (502090)
N OK Play India (75) XT 0.4 (526415) PNC Infratech (31) A 0.8 (539150) Rajratan Global (85) A 0.8 (517522) Sah Polymers (62) T (543743)
N R Agarwal Inds (64) B 1 (516082) Olectra Greentec (5) A 1 (532439) Poddar Housing (31) B 0.8 (523628) Rajshree Sugars (88) B 0.7 (500354) Saint-Gob. Sekur (55) X 1.1 (515043)
NACL Industries (67) B 0.8 (524709) Olympia Industri (101) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 2 1 1 0 5 ) Pokarna (106) B 1.1 (532486) Rallis India (67) A 0.7 (500355) Sakar Healthcare (N) (70) -
Naga Dhunseri (N) (50) - Om Infra (44) B 1.4 (531092) Polo Queen Ind. (101) B 0 . 3 ( 5 4 0 7 1 7 ) Ram Ratna Wires (59) B 0.6 (522281) Saksoft (28) B 1.2 (590051)
Nagarjuna Fert. (49) B 0.5 (539917) Omax Autos (10) T 0.8 (520021) Polson (38) X 0.7 (507645) Rama Phosphates (49) B 0.6 (524037) Sakthi Finance (50) X 0.5 (511066)
Nahar Poly (62) B 1.2 (523391) Omaxe (31) B 1 (532880) Poly Medicure (56) A 0.4 (531768) Rama Steel Tubes (85) B 0.8 (539309) Sakthi Sugars (88) B 1.2 (507315)
Nahar Spinning (97) B 1 (500296) One 97 (106) A 0.9 (543396) Polycab India (15) A 0.8 (542652) Ramco Inds. (20) B 1.1 (532369) SAL Automotive (10) X 0.4 (539353)
Nakoda Group (53) B 0.8 (541418) One Point One (N) (28) - Polylink Poly. (75) X 0.7 (531454) Ramco Systems (28) B 1.4 (532370) Salasar Techno (85) B 1.2 (540642)
Nalwa Sons Invst (50) B 0.9 (532256) OnMobile Global (90) A 1.2 (532944) Polyplex Corpn (62) A 0.8 (524051) Ramkrishna Forg. (17) A 1.2 (532527) Sambhaav Media (47) B 0.7 (511630)
Narayana Hrudaya (56) A 0.4 (539551) Onward Technolog (28) B 1 . 1 ( 5 1 7 5 3 6 ) Polyspin Exports (62) X 0.7 (539354) Ramky Infra (31) B 1.5 (533262) Samkrg Pistons (10) X 0.8 (520075)
Narayani Steels (85) T (540080) Optiemus Infra. (101) A 1.3 (530135) Poonawalla Fin (50) A 1.5 (524000) Rane (Madras) (10) B 1 (532661) Samvardh. Mothe. (10) A 1 . 1 ( 5 1 7 3 3 4 )
Narmada Gelatine (22) X 0.4 (526739) Optimus Finance (50) X 0.1 (531254) Power Fin.Corpn. (52) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 2 8 1 0 ) Rane Brake Lin. (10) B 0.9 (532987) Sandesh (77) B 0.6 (526725)
Natco Pharma (70) A 0.5 (524816) Oracle Credit (50) X 0.5 (539598) Power Grid Corpn (76) A 0 . 5 ( 5 3 2 8 9 8 ) Rane Engine Val. (10) B 0.9 (532988) Sandhar Tech (10) B 0.6 (541163)
Nath Bio-Genes (106) B 1 (537291) Oracle Fin.Serv. (28) A 0.9 (532466) Power Mech Proj. (45) B 0 . 9 ( 5 3 9 3 0 2 ) Rane Holdings (50) B 0.6 (505800) Sandur Manganese (59) A 0 . 8 ( 5 0 4 9 1 8 )
Nath Industries (64) X 0.6 (502587) Orchid Pharma (71) T 0.7 (524372) Powergrid Infra. (76) IF 0.1 (543290) Rasandik Engg. (10) X 0.3 (522207) Sangam India (99) B 1.3 (514234)
National Fitting (17) X 0.1 (531289) Oricon Enterpris (62) B 1.2 (513121) PPAP Automotive (10) T 1 . 1 ( 5 3 2 9 3 4 ) Rategain Travel (28) A 1.1 (543417) Sanghi Industrie (18) B 1.5 (526521)
National High (31) IF (543385) Orient Abrasives (1) B 0.8 (504879) Prabhat Tech. (91) T 0.5 (540027) Ratnabhumi Dev. (31) T (540796) Sanghvi Movers (45) B 1.2 (530073)
National Standar (31) A 0.5 (504882) Orient Bell (21) B 1.2 (530365) Pradeep Metals (17) X 0.9 (513532) Ratnamani Metals (85) A 0.3 (520111) Sanmit Infra (31) X 0.9 (532435)
Natl. Aluminium (3) A 1.1 (532234) Orient Cement (19) A 1.2 (535754) Praj Industries (44) A 1 (522205) RattanIndia Ent (76) A 1.4 (534597) Sanofi India (73) A 0.3 (500674)
Natl. Peroxide (22) X 0.8 (500298) Orient Electric (36) A 0.3 (541301) Prajay Engineers (31) B 0.6 (531746) Rattanindia Pow. (76) A 1 (533122) Sansera Enginee. (10) A 0.3 (543358)
Natl.Fertilizer (49) A 1.3 (523630) Orient Green (76) B 0.7 (533263) Prakash Industri (85) B 1.2 (506022) Ravinder Heights (31) B 1 (543251) Sapphire Foods (57) A 0.8 (543397)
Natural Capsules (70) X 0.8 (524654) Orient Paper (64) B 1.3 (502420) Prataap Snacks (53) B 0.5 (540724) Ravindra Energy (101) X 0.4 (504341) Sar Auto Prod. (10) X 0.3 (538992)
Nava (108) A 1.1 (513023) Orient Press (62) B 0.7 (526325) Praveg (106) X 0.4 (531637) Raymond (97) A 1.3 (500330) Sarda Energy (85) A 1 (504614)
Navin Fluo.Intl. (22) A 0.9 (532504) Oriental Aromat. (22) B 0.9 (500078) Prec. Electronic (91) XT 0.2 (517258) RBL Bank (12) A 1.8 (540065) Saregama India (47) A 0.7 (532163)
Navkar Corporat. (106) B 1.1 (539332) Oriental Carbon (22) B 0.5 (506579) Prec. Wires (I) (59) B 0.9 (523539) RDB Rasayans (95) X 1.3 (533608) Sarla Performanc (99) B 1 (526885)
Navkar Urban. (20) XT 0.4 (531494) Oriental Hotels (57) B 1 (500314) Precision Camshf (10) B 1.3 (539636) RDB Realty (31) X 0.7 (533285) Sarveshwar Foods (53) B (543688)
Navneet Educat. (77) B 0.9 (508989) Oriental Rail (106) X 0.7 (531859) Prem. Explosives (22) B 0.5 (526247) REC Ltd (52) A 0.8 (532955) Sasken Technol. (28) B 0.9 (532663)
Nazara Technolo. (28) A 1.1 (543280) Orissa Bengal (106) B 0.4 (541206) Premco Global (96) X 0.9 (530331) Redington (101) A 1 (532805) Sastasundar Ven. (50) B 0.9 (533259)
NBCC (31) A 1.4 (534309) Orissa Minerals (59) B 1.1 (590086) Premier Polyfilm (75) B 0.9 (514354) Rel. Indl. Infra (45) A 1.4 (523445) Sat Industries (101) B 1.1 (511076)
NBI Indl. Fin. (N) (50) - Oswal Agro Mills (101) B 1 . 1 ( 5 0 0 3 1 7 ) Press. Senstive (62) X (526773) Relaxo Footwear (58) A 0.6 (530517) Satia Industries (64) B 1 (539201)
NCC (31) A 1 (500294) Oswal Green Tech (50) B 1.1 (539290) Pressman Adv. (106) B 0.6 (509077) Reliance Communi (90) T 0 . 6 ( 5 3 2 7 1 2 ) Satin Creditcare (50) B 1.2 (539404)
NCL Industries (19) B 0.8 (502168) Prestige Estates (31) A 0.9 (533274) Reliance Industr (80) A 1 (500325) Saumya Cons (50) X (539218)
NCl Res. & Finl. (50) X 0.7 (530557) P Pricol Ltd (10) A 1.4 (540293) Reliance Infra. (45) A 0.9 (500390) Savera Industrie (57) X 0.7 (512634)
NDR Auto Compon. (10) B 0 . 9 ( 5 4 3 2 1 4 ) P & G Health Ltd (73) A 0.4 (500126) Prima Plastics (75) X 0.7 (530589) Reliance Power (76) A 0.7 (532939) Savita Oil Tech (69) B 0.8 (524667)
NDTV (47) B 0.7 (532529) P & G Hygiene (66) A 0.4 (500459) Prime Focus (47) B 0.7 (532748) Religare Enterp. (50) A 1.1 (532915) Sayaji Hotels (57) XT 0.5 (523710)
Neelamalai Agro (89) X 0.4 (508670) P I Industries (67) A 0.8 (523642) Prime Securities (50) B 1 (500337) Remedium Life (101) X (539561) SBC Exports (101) T 0.7 (542725)
Nelcast (17) B 1.4 (532864) Page Industries (97) A 0.8 (532827) Prince Pipes (75) A 0.7 (542907) Remsons Ind (10) B 1 (530919) SBI Cards (50) A 1.1 (543066)
NELCO (91) B 1 (504112) Paisalo Digital (50) B 0.6 (532900) Prism Johnson (18) A 0.8 (500338) Renaiss. Global (35) B 1 (532923) SBI Life Insuran (50) A 0.9 (540719)
Neogen Chemicals (22) A 0 . 5 ( 5 4 2 6 6 5 ) Panacea Biotec (70) B 0.4 (531349) Privi Speci. (22) A 0.8 (530117) Repco Home Fin (51) B 1.2 (535322) Scan Steels (85) X 0.9 (511672)
NESCO (106) A 0.6 (505355) Panama Petrochem (69) B 0 . 9 ( 5 2 4 8 2 0 ) Prudent Corp. (50) B 1.4 (543527) Repro India (77) B 0.9 (532687) Scanpoint Geoma (28) X 0.6 (526544)
Nestle India (54) A 0.5 (500790) Panasonic Energy (37) X 0 . 7 ( 5 0 4 0 9 3 ) PSP Projects (31) A 1.1 (540544) Responsive Ind (75) B 1.3 (505509) Schaeffler India (13) A 0.5 (505790)
Nettlinx (90) X 0.2 (511658) Panchmahal Steel (85) X 0.8 (513511) PTC India (101) B 0.7 (532524) Restaurant Brand (57) A 1.1 (543248) Schneider Elect. (39) A 0.9 (534139)
Netwrk.18 Media (47) A 1.1 (532798) Pansari Develop. (N) (31) - PTC India Fin (50) B 1 (533344) Revathi Equipmnt (25) B 1 (505368) Scoobee Garments (97) X 0 . 6 ( 5 3 1 2 3 4 )
Neuland Labs. (71) B 0.6 (524558) Par Drugs & Che. (N) (71) - PTC Industries (17) A 0.7 (539006) RHI Magnesita (81) A 0.6 (534076) Scooters India (8) T 0.4 (505141)
New India Assura (50) A 0.9 (540769) Paradeep Phospha (49) B 0 . 6 ( 5 4 3 5 3 0 ) Pun. & Sind Bank (11) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 2 9 5 ) Rico Auto Inds (10) B 1.3 (520008) SEAMEC Ltd (82) B 1.1 (526807)
Newgen Software (28) A 0.8 (540900) Parag Milk Foods (53) B 0.8 (539889) Punjab Alkalies (23) A 0.9 (506852) Rishiroop (106) X 0.9 (526492) SecUR Credential (106) B 1 . 2 ( 5 4 3 6 2 5 )
Newtime Infra. (31) X (531959) Paramount Comm. (15) T 0 . 8 ( 5 3 0 5 5 5 ) Punjab Chemicals (22) B 0 . 6 ( 5 0 6 6 1 8 ) Ritco Logistics (106) B 0.8 (542383) SecureKloud Tech (28) B 1 . 3 ( 5 1 2 1 6 1 )
NGL Fine Chem (71) B 0.8 (524774) Paras Defence (44) A 1.1 (543367) Punjab Natl.Bank (11) A 1.3 (532461) Rites (45) A 0.5 (541556) SEL Mfg. Co (94) T (532886)
NHPC Ltd (76) A 0.5 (533098) Parshva Enterpr. (101) T 0.8 (542694) Puravankara (31) B 1.3 (532891) Ritesh Propertie (97) X 0.1 (526407) Selan Expl. Tech (61) B 0.5 (530075)
NIBE (95) X 0.3 (535136) Parsvnath Devl. (31) B 0.9 (532780) PVP Ventures (31) B 0.7 (517556) RKEC Projects (N) (31) - SEPC (45) B 0.8 (532945)
Nicco Parks (79) X 0.2 (526721) Pasupati Acrylon (95) B 1.4 (500456) PVR (47) A 1 (532689) Rolex Rings (10) A 0.9 (543325) Sequent Scien. (71) A 1 (512529)
NIIT (30) A 1.2 (500304) Patanjali Foods (83) T 1.1 (500368) Rossari Biotech (22) A 0.7 (543213) Seshasayee Paper (64) B 1.1 (502450)
Nikhil Adhesives (22) X 0.8 (526159) Patel Engineerin (31) B 1.2 (531120) Q Rossell India (89) B 1 (533168) Setco Automotive (10) B 1.1 (505075)
Nila Infrastruct (31) B 0.7 (530377) Patels Airtemp (44) X 0.9 (517417) Quess Corp (108) A 0.8 (539978) Roto Pumps (78) B 0.6 (517500) SG Finserve (50) XT 0.3 (539199)
NILE (59) X 1.1 (530129) Paushak (67) A 0.7 (532742) Quest Capital (50) X 0.4 (500069) Route Mobile (28) A 1.2 (543228) Sh. Ajit Pulp (64) X 0.5 (538795)
Nilkamal Ltd (75) B 0.6 (523385) PB Fintech. (28) A 1.4 (543390) Quick Heal Tech (28) B 0.9 (539678) Royal Orch.Hotel (57) B 1.3 (532699) Sh. Digvijay Cem (18) B 1.2 (502180)
Nippon Life Ind. (50) A 0.9 (540767) PBM Polytex (94) X 1.2 (514087) Quint Digital (101) X 0.4 (539515) RPG LifeScience. (70) B 0.8 (532983) Sh. Dinesh Mills (97) X 0.5 (503804)
Nirlon (31) B 0.5 (500307) PC Jeweller (35) B 0.9 (534809) RPSG Ventures (28) B 1.1 (542333) Sh. Jagdamba Pol (62) X 0 . 9 ( 5 1 2 4 5 3 )
Nitco (21) B 0.8 (532722) PCBL Ltd (22) A 0.8 (506590)
R RSWM Ltd (94) B 1.1 (500350) Sh.Global Trad. (101) X 1.1 (512463)
Nitin Spinners (94) B 1 (532698) PDS (97) B 0.9 (538730) R C F (49) A 1.1 (524230) Rubfila Intl. (106) X 0.9 (500367) Sh.Renuka Sugar (88) A 1.2 (532670)
Nitta Gelatin (22) X 1 (506532) Pearl Global Ind (97) B 1.1 (532808) R S Software (I) (28) B 1.2 (517447) Ruby Mills (93) B 1.1 (503169) Shaily Engineer. (75) B 0.4 (501423)
Niyogin Fintech (50) X 0.7 (538772) Peninsula Land (31) B 0.5 (503031) R Systems Intl. (28) B 1 (532735) Rupa & Co (97) A 1.1 (533552) Shakti Pumps (78) B 1.2 (531431)
NLC India (76) A 1 (513683) Pennar Industrie (85) B 1.3 (513228) R&B Denims (94) B 0.2 (538119) Rushil Decor (106) B 1.3 (533470) Shalby (56) B 1.1 (540797)
NMDC (59) A 0.9 (526371) Peria Kara. Tea (N) (89) - RACL Geartech (10) X 0.9 (520073) Shalibhadra Fin. (50) X 0.5 (511754)
NOCIL (22) A 1.1 (500730) Persistent Sys (28) A 1.3 (533179) Radhe Develop. (31) X 0.6 (531273) S Shalimar Paints (63) B 0.9 (509874)
Noida Tollbridg. (31) B 0.5 (532481) Petronet LNG (106) A 0.5 (532522) Radhika Jeweltec (35) B 1.1 (540125) S A I L (84) A 1.3 (500113) Shalimar Wires (59) X 0.3 (532455)
North Eastn.Car. (106) B 0.9 (534615) Pfizer (73) A 0.4 (500680) Radiant Cash (106) B (543732) S C I (82) A 1 (523598) Shankar Lal Ram. (101) B 0 . 3 ( 5 4 2 2 3 2 )
Novartis India (73) B 0.4 (500672) PG Electroplast (43) A 0.7 (533581) Radico Khaitan (14) A 0.8 (532497) S Chand & Compan (77) B1 . 1 ( 5 4 0 4 9 7 ) Shankara Build. (101) B 1 (540425)
NRB Bearings (13) B 0.8 (530367) PG Foils (3) XT 0.5 (526747) Radix Industries (65) X 0.6 (531412) S H Kelkar & Co. (22) B 0.6 (539450) Shanthi Gears (10) B 1 (522034)
NRB Indl Bearing (13) B 0.9 (535458) Phoenix Mills (31) A 0.8 (503100) Raghav Product. (85) B 1.2 (539837) S I Paper Mills (64) X 0.9 (516108) Shanti Educat. (106) T 0.7 (539921)
NTPC (76) A 0.6 (532555) Piccadily Agro (14) X 1.1 (530305) Raghuvir Synth (96) X 0.9 (514316) S P Apparels (97) B 0.8 (540048) Sharat Industrie (4) XT 0.5 (519397)
Nucleus Soft. (28) B 0.9 (531209) Pidilite Inds. (22) A 0.8 (500331) Rail Vikas (31) A 0.9 (542649) S P I C (49) B 1.4 (590030) Sharda Cropchem (67) A 0.8 (538666)
Nupur Recyclers (N) (101) - Pil Italica Life (75) B 0.6 (500327) Railtel Corpn. (90) A 0.9 (543265) S T C (101) B 1.3 (512531) Sharda Motor (10) B 0.6 (535602)
Nureca (101) B 0.9 (543264) Pilani Invest. (50) B 0.8 (539883) Rain Industries (101) A 1.7 (500339) S V Global Mill (31) X 0.6 (535621) Shardul Sec. (50) X 0.5 (512393)
Nuvoco Vistas (18) A 0.8 (543334) Pion. Embroider. (97) B 0.9 (514300) Rainbow Child. (56) B 0.6 (543524) S.A.L Steel (86) B 0.8 (532604) Share India Sec. (50) A 1 (540725)
NxtDigital (47) T 0.8 (500189) Piramal Enterp. (50) A 1.3 (500302) Rainbow Foundat. (31) X 0 . 4 ( 5 3 1 6 9 4 ) SAB Industries (31) X 0.4 (539112) Sheela Foam (100) A 0.5 (540203)
Piramal Pharma (70) B 0.9 (543635) Raj Rayon Inds. (96) T (530699) Sadbhav Engg. (31) T 1.2 (532710) Sheetal Cool (53) B 1 (540757)
O Pitti Engg. (44) B 1.1 (513519) Rajapalayam Mill (94) X 1.1 (532503) Sadhana Nitro (38) B 0.7 (506642) Shemaroo Entert. (47) B 1.4 (538685)
O N G C (61) A 0.3 (500312) Pix Transmission (106) B 1 . 2 ( 5 0 0 3 3 3 ) Rajesh Exports (35) A 0.7 (531500) Sadhna Broadcast (47) XT 0 . 3 ( 5 4 0 8 2 1 ) Shilchar Tech. (39) X 0.8 (531201)
Oberoi Realty (31) A 1.2 (533273) PNB Gilts (50) B 0.8 (532366) Rajnish Wellness (101) B 0 . 1 ( 5 4 1 6 0 1 ) Safari Inds. (60) B 0.6 (523025) Shilpa Medicare (71) A 0.8 (530549)

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Shiva Cement (19) X 1.2 (532323) Steel Str. Wheel (10) A 0.9 (513262) Tarsons Products (106) A 0 . 6 ( 5 4 3 3 9 9 ) TV18 Broadcast (47) A 1.5 (532800) VIP Clothing (97) B 0.8 (532613)
Shiva Texyarn (94) B 1.1 (511108) Steelcast (17) B 0.8 (513517) Tasty Bite Eat. (53) B 0.8 (519091) TVS Elec. (26) B 1.4 (532513) Vipul Organics (38) X 1 (530627)
Shivalik Bimetal (43) B 1 (513097) STEL Holdings (50) B 1.2 (533316) Tata Chemicals (22) A 1.1 (500770) TVS Motor Co. (9) A 0.9 (532343) Virat Crane Inds (53) X 0.9 (519457)
Shivalik Rasayan (67) B 0.9 (539148) Sterling & Wils. (45) A 1.1 (542760) Tata Coffee (89) A 1 (532301) TVS Srichakra (105) B 0.8 (509243) Virinchi (28) X 0.6 (532372)
Shoppers Stop (97) A 0.8 (532638) Sterling Tools (48) B 1 (530759) Tata Comm (90) A 1 (500483) Tyche Industries (22) X 0.4 (532384) Virtual Global (106) X 0.9 (534741)
Shradha Infrapr. (N) (31) - Sterlite Tech. (16) A 1.2 (532374) Tata Consumer (89) A 0.9 (500800) Visa Steel (85) T 0.7 (532721)
Shree Cement (18) A 0.9 (500387) Stove Kraft (36) A 0.6 (543260) Tata Elxsi (28) A 0.9 (500408)
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Visaka Industrie (20) B 1 (509055)
Shree Ganesh Rem (70) B 1 . 1 ( 5 4 0 7 3 7 ) Stovec Inds. (92) X 0.7 (504959) Tata Inv.Corpn. (50) A 1 (501301) U P Hotels (57) XT 0.2 (509960) Vishal Bearings (13) B 0.5 (539398)
Shree Ram Prote. (N) (83) - Strides Pharma (70) A 1.2 (532531) Tata Metaliks (87) A 0.8 (513434) U. Y. Fincorp (50) X 1.2 (530579)
Vishnu Chemicals (22) B 0 . 8 ( 5 1 6 0 7 2 )
Shreeji Translog (106) T 0 . 7 ( 5 4 0 7 3 8 ) Stylam Industrie (106) B 0.8 (526951) Tata Motors (5) A 1.4 (500570) Ucal Fuel Sys. (10) B 1 (500464)
Vishwaraj Sugar (88) B 0.7 (542852)
Shrenik (N) (101) - Styrenix Perfor. (69) B 1 (506222) Tata Power Co. (76) A 1.2 (500400) UCO Bank (11) A 0.7 (532505)
Vistar Amar (101) X 0.6 (538565)
Shreyas Interm. (38) X 0.4 (526335) Subex (28) A 1.4 (532348) Tata Steel (84) A 1.2 (500470) Udaipur Cement (18) B 1 (530131)
Vivanza Biosci. (101) X (530057)
Shreyas Shipping (82) B 0 . 7 ( 5 2 0 1 5 1 ) Subros (10) B 0.5 (517168) Tata Steel Long (86) A 1.1 (513010) Uday Jewellery (35) X 0.7 (539518)
VLS Finance (50) B 1.1 (511333)
Shri Krishna (31) X 0.4 (531080) Sudarshan Chem. (38) A 0.8 (506655) Tata Tele. Mah. (90) A 1 (532371) Uflex (62) A 0.8 (500148)
Vodafone Idea (90) A 1.2 (532822)
Shri Vasuprada (89) X 0.1 (538092) Sukhjit Starch (106) B 1 (524542) Tatva Chintan (22) A 0.7 (543321) UFO Moviez (47) B 0.9 (539141)
Voith Paper (97) X 0.4 (522122)
Shri.City Union. (50) A 1 (532498) Sula Vineyards (14) B (543711) Tayo Rolls (17) XT 0.8 (504961) Ugar Sugar Works (88) B 1 . 2 ( 5 3 0 3 6 3 )
Volt.Transform. (39) B 0.6 (532757)
Shriram AMC (50) X 0.8 (531359) Sumitomo Chemi. (67) A 0 . 5 ( 5 4 2 9 2 0 ) TCI Express (106) A 0.6 (540212) Ugro Capital (50) B 1 (511742)
Voltas (2) A 1 (500575)
Shriram Finance (50) A 1.1 (511218) Summit Securitie (50) B 1.1 (533306) TCI Industries (106) X 0.5 (532262) Ujaas Energy (39) T 0.5 (533644)
VRL Logistics (106) A 0.9 (539118)
Shriram Pistons (N) (10) - Sun Pharma.Inds. (70) A 0 . 6 ( 5 2 4 7 1 5 ) TCNS Clothing Co (97) A 0 . 8 ( 5 4 1 7 0 0 ) Ujjivan Fin.Ser. (50) A 1.1 (539874)
VST Industries (24) A 0.4 (509966)
Shriram Properti (31) B 1.2 (543419) Sun TV Network (47) A 0.9 (532733) TCPL Packaging (62) B 1.1 (523301) Ujjivan Small (12) A 1.1 (542904)
VST Till. Tract. (7) B 0.4 (531266)
Shristi Infra (31) X 0.4 (511411) Sundaram Brake (10) B 0.7 (590072) TCS (27) A 0.9 (532540) Ultracab India (15) X 0.2 (538706)
VTM (96) X 0.9 (532893)
Shyam Metalics (85) A 0.9 (543299) Sundaram Clayton (10) A 0 . 4 ( 5 2 0 0 5 6 ) TD Power Systems (39) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 3 5 5 3 ) Ultramarine Pig. (38) B 0.7 (506685)
Sicagen India (101) X 0.7 (533014) Sundaram Fin.Hol (N) (50) - Team Lease Serv. (106) A 0 . 2 ( 5 3 9 6 5 8 ) UltraTech Cem. (18) A 1 (532538) W
Siemens (39) A 0.9 (500550) Sundaram Finance (50) B 0 . 6 ( 5 9 0 0 7 1 ) Tech Mahindra (27) A 1.2 (532755) Uma Exports (101) B 0.4 (543513) W I Plywoods (N) (106) -
Sigachi Indust. (22) B 1.1 (543389) Sundaram Multi. (77) B 1.1 (533166) Techno Elec.Engg (45) A 0 . 9 ( 5 4 2 1 4 1 ) Umang Dairies (53) B 1 (500231) Waaree Renewab. (76) X 1.2 (534618)
Signet Industrie (101) B 0.9 (512131) Sundram Fasten. (48) A 0.7 (500403) Technocraf.Inds. (85) B 1.5 (532804) Uni Abex Alloy (17) X 0.7 (504605) Wanbury (71) T 0.2 (524212)
Sika Interplant (44) X 0.4 (523606) Sunflag Iron (85) B 1.2 (500404) Tega Inds. (106) A 0.8 (543413) Unichem Labs. (70) B 1.1 (506690) Wardwizard Foods (106) X (539132)
Sikko Industries (N) (67) - Sunshield Chem. (22) X 0.8 (530845) Tejas Networks (90) A 1.2 (540595) Union Bank (I) (11) A 1.3 (532477) Wardwizard Inno. (9) A 1.3 (538970)
Simm. Marshall (48) X 0.4 (507998) Sunteck Realty (31) A 1.1 (512179) Texmaco Infrast. (31) B 0.8 (505400) Uniparts India (10) B (543689) Warren Tea (89) X 0.8 (508494)
Sinclairs Hotels (57) X 1.1 (523023) Super Sales Ind. (94) X 0.8 (512527) Texmaco Rail (44) A 1.1 (533326) Uniphos Enter. (101) B 0.6 (500429) Waterbase (4) B 1 (523660)
Sindhu Trade (106) A 0.5 (532029) Super Tannery (58) X 0.5 (523842) Texmo Pipes (75) B 1 (533164) Unistar Multim. (47) XT 0.2 (532035) Weizmann (96) B 1 (523011)
Sintex Inds. (99) T 0.1 (502742) Superhouse Ltd (58) B 1.2 (523283) TGV Sraac (23) B 1.1 (507753) United Breweries (14) A 0.9 (532478)
Welcast Steels (1) X 0.6 (504988)
Sintex Plastics (75) B 0.6 (540653) Suprajit Engg. (10) A 0.9 (532509) Thangamayil Jew. (35) B 0 . 4 ( 5 3 3 1 5 8 ) United Nilgiri (N) (89) -
Welspun Corp (85) A 1.4 (532144)
Sirca Paints (101) B (543686) Supreme Holdings (31) X 0 . 5 ( 5 3 0 6 7 7 ) The Anup Enginee (44) B 0 . 8 ( 5 4 2 4 6 0 ) United Spirits (14) A 1 (532432)
Welspun Enterp (31) B 1.3 (532553)
SIS (106) A 0.5 (540673) Supreme Inds. (75) A 0.5 (509930) The Hi-Tech Gear (10) B 1.5 (522073) Universal Cables (15) B 1 (504212)
Welspun India (97) A 1.2 (514162)
Siti Networks (47) B 0.9 (532795) Supreme Petroch. (69) A 0.4 (500405) The Ramco Cement (19) A 1 (500260) Uno Minda (10) A 0.8 (532539)
Welspun Investme (50) B 1 . 1 ( 5 3 3 2 5 2 )
Siyaram Silk (96) A 1.2 (503811) Supriya Lifesci. (70) A 1.1 (543434) Themis Medicare (70) B 0.7 (530199) UPL (67) A 0.9 (512070)
Welspun Special. (85) X 1.2 (500365)
SJS Enterprises (10) B 1 (543387) Suraj (85) X 0.4 (531638) Thermax (44) A 0.7 (500411) UR Sugar (101) B 0.4 (539097)
Wendt India (1) B 0.6 (505412)
SJVN (76) A 0.6 (533206) Surana Telecom (109) B 0.9 (517530) Thinkink Picture (47) B 0.3 (539310) Urja Global (101) B 0.8 (526987)
WEP Solutions (26) X 0.6 (532373)
SKF India (13) A 0.7 (500472) Surya Roshni (84) A 1 (500336) Thirumalai Chem. (22) A 1.5 (500412) Usha Martin (85) A 1.4 (517146)
West Coast Paper (64) A 1.1 (500444)
SKIL Infrastr (31) T (539861) Suryalak. Cott. (94) B 0.9 (521200) Thomas Cook (I) (104) A 1 (500413) UTI AMC (50) A 0.8 (543238)
Westlife Food (57) A 0.7 (505533)
Skipper (44) B 0.9 (538562) Suryalata Spg. (99) X 0.9 (514138) Thyrocare Tech. (56) A 0.3 (539871) Uttam Sug.Mills (88) B 1.4 (532729)
Wheels India (10) B 1 (590073)
SKM Egg Prod. (53) B 1 (532143) Suryoday Small (12) B 0.9 (543279) Tide Water Oil (22) B 0.7 (590005)
V Whirlpool India (36) A 0.6 (500238)
Sky Gold (35) B (541967) Sutlej Textiles (94) B 1.3 (532782) Tierra Agrotech (101) B 0.6 (543531)
Wim Plast (75) X 0.6 (526586)
Smartlink Hold. (50) B 0.8 (532419) Suumaya Indust. (N) (101) - Tiger Logistics (106) X 0.9 (536264) V I P Inds. (60) A 0.7 (507880)
Windsor Machines (44) B 1 (522029)
SMC Global Sec. (50) B 0.6 (543263) Suven Life Scie. (71) B 0.9 (530239) Tilaknagar Inds. (14) B 0.8 (507205) V-Guard Industri (39) A 0.6 (532953)
Winsome Textile (99) B 1 (514470)
SML ISUZU (5) B 1.3 (505192) Suven Pharma (70) A 0.5 (543064) Time Technoplast (75) A 1 . 2 ( 5 3 2 8 5 6 ) V-Mart Retail (101) A 0.6 (534976)
Wipro (27) A 1 . 1 (507685)
SMS Pharma. (71) B 0.9 (532815) Suvidhaa Info. (106) B 0.7 (543281) Timex Group (106) XT 1.3 (500414) V2 Retail (97) B 1 (532867)
Wockhardt (70) A 0.8 (532300)
SNL Bearings (13) X 0.3 (505827) Suyog Telematics (102) X 0 . 4 ( 5 3 7 2 5 9 ) Timken India (13) A 0.6 (522113) Va Tech Wabag (44) B 1 (533269)
Wonder Electric. (39) B 0.6 (543449)
Snowman Logistic (106) B1 . 1 ( 5 3 8 6 3 5 ) Suzlon Energy (39) A 1.1 (532667) Tinna Rubber (101) X 0.9 (530475) Vadilal Inds. (53) B 1 (519156)
Wonderla Holiday (79) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 8 2 6 8 )
Sobha (31) A 1 (532784) SVP Global (99) B 1.1 (505590) Tinplate Co. (59) A 1.2 (504966) Vaibhav Global (35) A 0.7 (532156)
Worth Peripheral (N) (62) -
Softsol India (28) XT 0.3 (532344) Swadeshi Polytex (31) X 0.1 (503816) Tips Films (47) B 2.1 (543614) Vakrangee (29) A 1 (511431)
WPIL (78) B 0.7 (505872)
Solar Industries (22) A 0.5 (532725) Swan Energy (97) A 0.8 (503310) Tips Industries (47) B 0.9 (532375) Valiant Organics (22) A 0.9 (540145)
Solara Active (70) A 0.8 (541540) Swaraj Engines (46) B 0.5 (500407) Tirupati Forge (N) (17) - Vardhman Acrylic (N) (95) - X
Som Datt Finance (50) XT 0 . 7 ( 5 1 1 5 7 1 ) Swelect Energy (39) B 0.9 (532051) Tirupati Starch (106) XT 0.5 (524582) Vardhman Hold. (50) B 0.8 (500439)
Xchanging Sol. (28) B 1.4 (532616)
Som Distilleries (14) B 1 (507514) Symphony (36) A 0.6 (517385) Titagarh Wagons (44) B 1.1 (532966) Vardhman Special (85) B 0 . 9 ( 5 3 4 3 9 2 )
Xelpmoc Design (28) B 1 (542367)
Somany Ceramics (21) B 0.6 (531548) Syncom Formul. (72) B 0.8 (524470) Titan Company (35) A 1 (500114) Vardhman Textile (94) A 1 (502986)
XPRO India (75) B 1.2 (590013)
Sona BLW Precis. (10) A 1 . 1 ( 5 4 3 3 0 0 ) Synergy Green (17) B 1.2 (541929) Tokyo Plast Intl (75) B 1 (500418) Variman Global (31) X 0.4 (540570)
Sonam Clock (N) (106) - Syngene Intl. (70) A 0.7 (539268) Torrent Pharma. (70) A 0.6 (500420) Varroc Engineer (10) A 1.2 (541578) Y
Sonata Software (28) A 0.8 (532221) Syrma SGS Tech. (43) B 0.6 (543573) Torrent Power (76) A 0.8 (532779) Varun Beverages (53) A 0.6 (540180) Yasho Industries (22) A 0.9 (541167)
South Ind.Bank (12) A 0.8 (532218) Systematix Corp. (50) X 0.9 (526506) Total Transport (N) (106) - Vascon Engineers (31) B 1 . 5 ( 5 3 3 1 5 6 ) Yes Bank (12) A 1 (532648)
Spandana Sphoort (50) A 1 . 3 ( 5 4 2 7 5 9 ) Touchwood Enter. (N) (106) - Vedant Fashions (101) A 0 . 8 ( 5 4 3 4 6 3 ) Yuken India (44) B 0.5 (522108)
SPARC (106) A 1.2 (532872)
T Tour. Fin. Corp. (52) B 1.2 (526650) Vedanta (59) A 1.2 (500295)
Speciality Rest. (57) B 1.2 (534425) T & I Global (101) X 0.8 (522294) Toyam Sports (101) X 0.6 (538607) Vedavaag Systems (28) X 1 . 3 ( 5 3 3 0 5 6 )
Z
SpiceJet (103) A 1.1 (500285) T N Merc. Bank (12) B 0.5 (543596) TPL Plastech (62) B 1.1 (526582) Veljan Denison (44) X 0.8 (505232) Zee Entertainmen (47) A 1.3 (505537)
SPL Industries (97) B 1.3 (532651) T N Newsprint (64) B 1.2 (531426) Tracxn Technolo. (28) B 0.1 (543638) Venky’s (India) (106) A 0.9 (523261) Zee Media (47) B 1.1 (532794)
SPML Infra (31) B 0.6 (500402) T N Petro Prod. (22) B 1.1 (500777) Transcorp Intl. (104) X 0.4 (532410) Venus Pipes (85) B 0.3 (543528) Zen Technologies (28) B 1 (533339)
Sportking India (99) A 0.9 (539221) T R I L (39) B 1.3 (532928) Transpek Inds. (22) X 0.7 (506687) Veranda Learning (106) B 0 . 8 ( 5 4 3 5 1 4 ) Zenith Steel (85) B 0.5 (531845)
Sr.Rayala.Hypo (22) B 1.2 (532842) T T (97) B 1 (514142) Transport Corp. (106) A 0.8 (532349) Veritas (India) (101) XT 0.2 (512229) Zenotech Lab. (72) X 0.8 (532039)
SREI Infra. Fin. (50) T 0.6 (523756) T.V. Today Netw. (47) B 1 (532515) Trent (101) A 1.1 (500251) Vertoz Advertis. (N) (106) - Zensar Tech. (28) A 1.3 (504067)
SRF (22) A 1.2 (503806) Tainwala Chem. (75) T 0.6 (507785) TRF (44) B 0.7 (505854) Vesuvius India (81) B 0.7 (520113) ZF Commercial (10) A 0.4 (533023)
St Bk of India (11) A 1 (500112) TajGVK Hotels (57) B 1 (532390) Trident (97) A 1 (521064) Veto Switchgears (39) B 1.1 (539331) Zim Laboratories (72) B 0.5 (541400)
Standard Inds. (101) T 0.4 (530017) Take Solutions (106) B 1.2 (532890) Trident Texofab (101) B 0.3 (540726) Vidhi Specialty (38) B 0.9 (531717) Zodiac Cloth. Co (97) B 1.2 (521163)
Star Cement (18) A 0.7 (540575) Talbros Auto. (10) B 1.4 (505160) Triven.Engg.Ind. (88) A 1.1 (532356) Vijaya Diagnost. (56) A 0.6 (543350) Zodiac Energy (45) B 0.8 (543416)
Star Health Insu (50) A 0.5 (543412) Talbros Engg. (10) X 1.1 (538987) Triveni Turbine (39) A 1 (533655) Vikas Lifecare (101) B 0.7 (542655) Zomato Ltd (106) A 1.6 (543320)
Star Housing Fin (51) X 0.5 (539017) Tamboli Capital (50) X 0.9 (533170) TruCap Finance (50) B 1.1 (540268) Vimta Labs (106) B 0.8 (524394) Zota Health Care (N) (70) -
Starcom Info. (28) X 0.4 (531616) Taneja Aerospace (44) X 0.8 (522229) TTK Healthcare (70) B 0.6 (507747) Vinati Organics (22) A 0.5 (524200) Zuari Agro Chem. (49) B 1.3 (534742)
Starteck Fin. (50) B 0.3 (512381) Tanfac Inds. (22) X 1 (506854) TTK Prestige (36) A 0.7 (517506) Vindhya Telelink (16) B 0.9 (517015) Zuari Industries (88) B 1.1 (500780)
Steel City Sec. (N) (50) - Tanla Platforms (28) A 1.4 (532790) Tube Investments (10) A 0.8 (540762) Vineet Laborator (70) B 0.8 (543298) Zydus Lifesci. (70) A 0.8 (532321)
Steel Exchange (101) A 0.7 (534748) TARC Ltd (31) B 1 (543249) Tuticorin Alkali (23) X 0.6 (506808) Vinyl Chemicals (101) B 0.9 (524129) Zydus Wellness (53) A 0.5 (531335)

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CompanyIndex

BOOK CLOSURES & RECORD DATES

Company Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt. Purpose Company Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt. Purpose
Abhijit Trading 28.01 to 03.02 EGM IMP Powers 26.01 to 02.02 AGM
Ascensive Educa. 31.01 to 06.02 EGM Karnavati Financ 23.01 to 30.01 EGM
AVSL Industries 21.01 to 30.01 EGM P B A Infra. 28.01 to 03.02 EGM
Bazel Internatio 31.01 to 06.02 EGM Spacenet Enterpr 22.01 to 28.01 EGM
Cargosol Logist. 26.01 to 01.02 EGM Stephanotis Fin. 21.01 to 27.01 AGM

FORTHCOMING BOARD MEETINGS

Date Company Purpose Date Company Purpose Date Company Purpose
21/01/2023 ICICI Bank Rslts 24/01/2023 Macrotech Devel. Rslts 31/01/2023 BASF India Rslts
21/01/2023 IDFC First Bank Rslts 24/01/2023 Maruti Suzuki Rslts 31/01/2023 Blue Star Rslts
21/01/2023 Kotak Mah. Bank Rslts 24/01/2023 PNB Housing Rslts 31/01/2023 Cholaman.Inv.&Fn Rslts & Div
21/01/2023 Mah. Scooters Rslts 24/01/2023 Pidilite Inds. Rslts 31/01/2023 GHCL Rslts
21/01/2023 Pun. & Sind Bank Rslts 24/01/2023 Powergrid Infra. Rslts 31/01/2023 Godrej Consumer Rslts
21/01/2023 SBI Life Insuran Rslts 24/01/2023 SBI Cards Rslts 31/01/2023 IOCL Rslts
21/01/2023 UltraTech Cem. Rslts 24/01/2023 Sona BLW Precis. Rslts & Div 31/01/2023 Max Financial Rslts
21/01/2023 Yes Bank Rslts 24/01/2023 Sonata Software Rslts 31/01/2023 P & G Hygiene Rslts & Div
23/01/2023 Amber Enterp. Rslts 24/01/2023 Supreme Inds. Rslts 31/01/2023 PCBL Ltd Rslts & Div
23/01/2023 Axis Bank Rslts 24/01/2023 TVS Motor Co. Rslts 31/01/2023 Star Health Insu Rslts
23/01/2023 Canara Bank Rslts 24/01/2023 Tatva Chintan Rslts 31/01/2023 Sun Pharma.Inds. Rslts & Div
23/01/2023 Container Corpn. Rslts & Div 24/01/2023 UCO Bank Rslts 31/01/2023 TTK Prestige Rslts
23/01/2023 Craftsman Auto Rslts 24/01/2023 United Spirits Rslts 31/01/2023 Westlife Food Rslts
23/01/2023 Gland Pharma Rslts 24/01/2023 Vaibhav Global Rslts & Div 01/02/2023 Gillette India Rslts & Div
23/01/2023 HFCL Rslts 25/01/2023 Amara Raja Batt. Rslts 01/02/2023 Lak. Mach. Works Rslts
23/01/2023 IDBI Bank Rslts 25/01/2023 Bajaj Auto Rslts 01/02/2023 Prism Johnson Rslts
23/01/2023 J & K Bank Rslts 25/01/2023 Blue Dart Expres Rslts 01/02/2023 Relaxo Footwear Rslts
23/01/2023 Jindal Stain. Rslts 25/01/2023 CEAT Rslts 01/02/2023 Timken India Rslts
23/01/2023 Jindal Stain. Hi Rslts 25/01/2023 Cipla Rslts 01/02/2023 UTI AMC Rslts
23/01/2023 KEI Industries Rslts & Div 25/01/2023 Dr Reddy’s Labs Rslts 02/02/2023 Aditya Birla Cap Rslts
23/01/2023 Karur Vysya Bank Rslts 25/01/2023 Sundaram Clayton Rslts 02/02/2023 Crompton Gr. Con Rslts
23/01/2023 Poonawalla Fin Rslts 25/01/2023 Tata Elxsi Rslts 02/02/2023 Dabur India Rslts
23/01/2023 Route Mobile Rslts 25/01/2023 Tata Motors Rslts 02/02/2023 Firstsour.Solu. Rslts
23/01/2023 Shoppers Stop Rslts 25/01/2023 Torrent Pharma. Rslts & Div 02/02/2023 Godrej Propert. Rslts
23/01/2023 Supreme Petroch. Rslts 25/01/2023 VST Industries Rslts 02/02/2023 HDFC Rslts
23/01/2023 Syngene Intl. Rslts 27/01/2023 Bajaj Finance Rslts 02/02/2023 Karnataka Bank Rslts
23/01/2023 T N Merc. Bank Rslts 27/01/2023 Glenmark Life Rslts 02/02/2023 Mahindra Holiday Rslts
23/01/2023 Tata Comm Rslts 27/01/2023 Sterlite Tech. Rslts 02/02/2023 Mahindra Life. Rslts
23/01/2023 Triveni Turbine Rslts 28/01/2023 Bharat Electron Rslts & Div 02/02/2023 Tata Consumer Rslts
23/01/2023 Zensar Tech. Rslts & Div 28/01/2023 Five-Star Bus.Fi Rslts 02/02/2023 Titan Company Rslts
24/01/2023 CG Power & Indu. Rslts 30/01/2023 Bajaj Finserv Rslts 03/02/2023 Emami Rslts
24/01/2023 Colgate-Palmoliv Rslts 30/01/2023 Bajaj Holdings Rslts 03/02/2023 Kansai Nerolac Rslts
24/01/2023 Granules India Rslts 30/01/2023 Exide Inds. Rslts 03/02/2023 M & M Fin. Serv. Rslts
24/01/2023 HDFC AMC Rslts 30/01/2023 Larsen & Toubro Rslts 03/02/2023 Medplus Health Rslts
24/01/2023 Indus Towers Rslts 30/01/2023 Nippon Life Ind. Rslts 03/02/2023 Tata Power Co. Rslts & Div
24/01/2023 Latent View Rslts 30/01/2023 Tech Mahindra Rslts 04/02/2023 Multi Comm. Exc. Rslts

RIGHTS / BONUS / STOCK SPLIT ANNOUNCEMENTS

Company Ratio Company Ratio Company Ratio
STOCK SPLIT K.P. Energy 1:2 RIGHTS
Goyal Aluminiums 1 :10 Karnavati Financ 1 : 10 Clara Industries 2:3
IRB Infra.Devl. 1 : 10 KCD Industries 1:5 Indian Infotech 13 : 50

RIGHTS / BONUS / STOCK SPLIT RECORD DATES & EX-RIGHTS / EX-BONUS / EX-STOCK SPLIT

Company Ratio Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt, XR, XB, SS

STOCK SPLIT
Fourth Dimension Solutions Limited 1 : 5 R.D. 23/01/2023
SS from 23/01/2023

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StockWatch

Archive of Ideas
The following is the list of companies covered under Stock Watch and Capitaline Corner in the last 52 fortnights. Whenever any new
company enters the list, the oldest one in the list automatically gets dropped. Thus dropping of any company from this list does not indicate
any change in fundamentals or potential of the company. New entrants are not necessarily better than the companies they are replacing.
COMPANY IND. PRICE (Rs) TTM TTM P/E COMPANY IND. PRICE (Rs) TTM TTM P/E
NO. 16-01-2023 YEAR EPS (Rs) NO. 16-01-2023 YEAR EPS (Rs)

ACC 18 2360 202209 46.3* 51.0 Minda Corp 10 226 202209 9.6* 23.7
Aditya Birla Cap 50 148 202209 8.1* 18.3 Mishra Dhatu Nig 85 226 202209 9.4* 24.1
Ador Fontech 41 83 202209 4.8* 17.3 Morganite Crucib 81 976 202209 70.8 13.8
Akzo Nobel 63 2200 202209 65.7* 33.5 Mphasis 28 2042 202209 83.4* 24.5
Ambika Cotton 94 1558 202209 289.1 5.4 MPS 77 938 202209 53.5* 17.5
Antony Waste han 106 299 202209 28.1* 10.6 Muthoot Finance 50 1062 202209 93.4* 11.4
Atul Auto 8 295 202209 -8.3* 0.0 NDR Auto Compon. 10 576 202209 36.6* 15.7
Automotive Axles 10 2056 202209 78.9 26.1 Nitin Spinners 94 219 202209 48.6 4.5
AVT Natural Prod 83 107 202209 6.1* 17.7 Nuvoco Vistas 18 385 202209 -4.7* 0.0
Axis Bank 12 913 202209 59.7* 15.3 Patels Airtemp 44 268 202209 22.3* 12.1
Bajaj Consumer 65 173 202209 9.5* 18.3 PCBL Ltd 22 123 202209 11.7* 10.5
Balmer Lawrie 108 125 202209 9.7* 12.9 Petronet LNG 106 219 202209 23.1* 9.5
Bata India 58 1567 202209 24.1* 65.1 Polycab India 15 2675 202209 70.6* 37.9
Bayer Crop Sci. 68 4721 202209 146.4 32.2 Power Mech Proj. 45 2194 202209 109.9* 20.0
Bharat Bijlee 39 2480 202209 107.6 23.1 Prec. Wires (I) 59 76 202209 3.9 19.3
Bharat Seats 10 101 202209 6.1 16.4 Rajratan Global 85 824 202209 25.1* 32.8
Birla Corpn. 18 971 202209 27.4* 35.4 Rane Brake Lin. 10 724 202209 42.4 17.1
Cords Cable 15 78 202209 5.3 14.7 REC Ltd 52 123 202209 39.0* 3.2
Craftsman Auto 10 3531 202209 98.5* 35.8 RHI Magnesita 81 866 202209 17.6* 49.3
CRISIL 106 3025 202209 74.0* 40.9 Roto Pumps 78 525 202209 17.8* 29.5
Data Pattern 43 1246 202209 20.4 61.1 Rupa & Co 97 279 202209 17.2* 16.2
Deep Industries 106 296 202209 22.0* 13.5 Sahyadri Industr 20 389 202209 39.6 9.8
Disa India 44 8496 202209 269.2* 31.6 Salzer Electron. 39 299 202209 19.0* 15.7
EPL Ltd 62 165 202209 5.9* 28.3 Samkrg Pistons 10 159 202209 16.7 9.5
Everest Kanto 62 95 202209 16.6* 5.7 Satia Industries 64 132 202209 14.0 9.5
Gabriel India 10 183 202209 8.5 21.6 Savita Oil Tech 69 303 202209 40.8* 7.4
Gillette India 66 5000 202209 90.3 55.4 SBI Cards 50 775 202209 22.4 34.6
Greenpanel Inds. 106 326 202209 23.6* 13.8 SBI Life Insuran 50 1301 202209 16.7 77.7
Guj. Themis Bio. 71 769 202209 36.7 20.9 Schaeffler India 13 2715 202209 53.0 51.3
Gulf Oil Lubric. 22 417 202209 46.8 8.9 Shanthi Gears 10 357 202209 7.3 48.9
HCL Technologies 27 1094 202212 53.3* 20.5 Sigachi Indust. 22 326 202209 15.5* 21.1
HDFC AMC 50 2113 202209 64.8 32.6 Sreeleathers 58 213 202209 9.7 21.9
HDFC Life Insur. 50 604 202209 6.9* 88.2 St Bk of India 11 603 202209 46.1* 13.1
Heidelberg Cem. 18 185 202209 8.1 23.0 Sterling Tools 48 320 202209 9.3* 34.3
Heranba Inds 67 481 202209 44.4 10.8 Stovec Inds. 92 2276 202209 104.6 21.8
Hero Motocorp 9 2758 202209 129.8* 21.3 Swaraj Engines 46 1610 202209 96.7 16.6
Hind. Unilever 66 2597 202209 41.2* 63.0 Tech Mahindra 27 1035 202209 54.3* 19.0
Huhtamaki India 62 198 202209 2.6 77.6 Techno Elec.Engg 45 362 202209 22.4* 16.2
ICICI Bank 12 866 202209 42.7* 20.3 Tega Inds. 106 572 202209 21.3* 26.9
Igarashi Motors 10 405 202209 -3.6 0.0 Timken India 13 3114 202209 54.1 57.6
Indag Rubber 106 80 202209 2.2 37.0 United Spirits 14 844 202209 15.5* 54.5
Infosys 27 1525 202212 56.5* 27.0 Veljan Denison 44 1333 202209 84.8 15.7
John Cockerill 44 1479 202209 -9.7 0.0 Vidhi Specialty 38 374 202209 10.4* 35.9
JTEKT India 10 141 202209 3.1* 45.3 VST Till. Tract. 7 2263 202209 87.9 25.7
Kanpur Plastipa. 62 108 202209 5.8* 18.4 Wendt India 1 7562 202209 151.3* 50.0
Karur Vysya Bank 12 106 202209 11.0 9.7 West Coast Paper 64 535 202209 91.2* 5.9
LIC Housing Fin. 51 396 202209 56.8* 7.0 Wheels India 10 573 202209 28.4* 20.2
LTI Mindtree 27 4276 202209 86.6* 49.4 Yuken India 44 532 202209 11.6* 46.0
M M Forgings 17 849 202209 41.7* 20.4 Z F Steering 10 473 202212 19.3* 24.5
Mahindra CIE 17 378 202209 16.1* 23.4 Zensar Tech. 28 213 202209 15.6* 13.7
Mastek 28 1732 202209 97.5* 17.8 ZF Commercial 10 9105 202209 115.8* 78.7
Mayur Uniquoters 75 413 202209 23.9* 17.3 Zydus Wellness 53 1496 202209 47.5* 31.5
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Gujarat Themis Biosyn
Expanding horizon
Specialized product portfolio, strong client relationship, favorable
demand, and rollout of new products to drive growth
Gujarat Themis Biosyn (GTBL) manufac-
tures pharmaceutical and medicinal chemi- Augments capability and capacity
cals Rifamycin S and Rifamycin O using fer-
Capex of Rs 200 crore over 2-3
mentation process. Themis Medicare held
years to facilitate new products in
23.19% stake end of September 2022. And
different therapeutic areas and target
Pharmaceutical Business Group (India)
overseas markets
(PBG), a unique consortium of five com-
peting drug companies Themis Medicare
Ltd., Kopran Ltd., Anant & Co., Cadila
Health Care Ltd. (Zydus) and Lyka Labs
Ltd together held 51.15% stake after increas-
ing it from 24.65% by buying the holding of
Yuhan Corporation, the strategic partner.
GTBL has an environmental-friendly
and sustainable process using aerobic bacte-
ria for fermentation. And it is one of the
Price on BSE in Rs.
very few players in India, with technology
and capacity and scale for fermentation in Q3FY2023, the commissioning of R&D
based product development. Owing to com- centre will happen in Q4FY2023.
plex fermentation capabilities with high capex Investment in R&D capability and fer-
involved, there is high entry barrier. mentation capacity, the company could
The company in the fiscal ended March rollout new products that addresses differ-
2020 (FY 202) changed its business model ent therapeutic areas, import substitution
from contract manufacturing to own manu- and target overseas markets.
facturing and sales model. This strategic shift Among the API facility and fermenta-
gave better access to markets and competi- tion capacity expansion, the company ex-
tive advantage facilitating improved realiza- pects API facility to get commissioned first
tions and substantially improved margins. by Q2FY2024. The fermentation facility
Lupin and Optrix Laboratories are the top will get commissioned in following year.
two major customers, accounting for about
45% and 55% of sales, respectively. To re-
Gujarat Themis Bio : Stand. Financials
duce its dependence on few customers, the
company continues to focus on onboard of 2103(12) 2203(12) 2303(12P) 2403(12P)
more customers. Recently, the company was Net Sales 90.56 114.85 157.05
successful in on-boarding three new custom- OPM (%) 44.5 50.5 50.8
ers, for whom the volume supply is cur- OP 40.32 58.04 79.71
rently less, which may grow depending on Other Inc. 3.27 4.05 5.13
the contracts inked in future.
PBIDT 43.59 62.09 84.84
The company has embarked on capital
Interest 0.98 0.83 0.66
expenditure programmed with an outlay of
PBDT 42.61 61.26 84.18
about Rs 200 crore, spread over the next
Depreciation 1.73 2.23 2.54
two to three years in a phased manner. The
PBT 40.88 59.03 81.64
plan comprises developing strong R&D ca-
pabilities as well as expansion of fermenta- Taxation 10.7 15.41 21.23
tion capacities. Moreover, the company is PAT 30.18 43.62 60.41
also looking into the possibilities of forward EPS (Rs)* 20.8 30.0 41.6
integrating into APIs. * EPS is on current equity of Rs 7.26 crore, Face value of
In Phase I, the company is investing in Rs 5, Excluding extraordinary items.# EPS is not
annualised. bps. Basis points. EO : Extraordinary items
warehousing and R&D centre. While the Figures in Rs crore. Source: Capitaline Databases
warehousing capacity will be commissioned
Capita Telefolio
ideas up 26%, when
S&P BSE Sensex
is up 14%
See page 85
Commissioning of the API block will give
faster market entry for some of the prod-
ucts that the company is working on in terms
of fermentation, even though the margin of
it likely to be lower than what the company
is currently doing in fermentation.
Backed by its strong cash flow position
combined with zero debt, it is well posi-
tioned to fund this expansion primarily
through internal accruals, with the option to
raise debt when required.
For the quarter ended September 2022,
standalone sales were up 36% to Rs 47.69
crore, primarily driven by higher volumes.
Operating profit margin of the company was
51.2% compared to 52.7%, leading to 32%
FV: Rs 5
growth in operating profit to Rs 24.4 crore.
Eventually, net profit increased 36% to Rs
18.7 crore.
For the half year ended September 2022,
net sales were up 37% to Rs 92.64 crore.
Operating profit margin was 50.9% com-
pared to 52.1%, leading to 34% growth in
operating profit to Rs 47.18 crore. Finally
the net profit increased 37% to Rs 36.47 crore.
Many products manufactured by fer-
mentation are not made in India and its needs
are largely met through imports. Currently
very few companies in India have expertise
in fermentation. GTBL is continuously iden-
tifying fermentation-based products which
have good domestic and export potential.
The company is also focusing on R&D for
175.90 technological developments for new prod-
50.8 uct development.
89.35 Moreover, with investment in R&D ca-
6.16 pability, API facility and expansion of fer-
mentation capacity the company is expected
95.51
to roll out new products, driving growth
0.79
going forward in medium term. It has identi-
94.72
fied and working developing four new prod-
3.05 ucts to add to the portfolio.
91.67 Armed with strong niche product portfo-
23.83 lio and strong client relationship, the company
67.84 is expected to sustain strong growth witnessed
46.7 in H1FY2023 going forward as well.
We expect the company to register a
standalone EPS of Rs 41.6 for FY2023 and Rs
46.7 for FY2024. The scrip was trading around
Rs 769 in the BSE on January 16, 2023. !

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Zydus Worldwide DMCC, subsidiary
of Zydus Lifesciences, received final ap-
proval from the US FDA to market
Brexpiprazole tablets and 180 days shared
exclusivity for Brexpiprazole Tablets.
Zydus was one of the first Anda applicants
to submit a substantially complete Anda,
with a paragraph IV certification for
Brexpiprazole tablets and therefore it is eli-
gible for 180 days of shared generic drug
exclusivity for Brexpiprazole tablets.
Brexpiprazole is an atypical antipsy-
chotic indicated for use as an adjunctive
therapy to antidepressants for the treatment
of major depressive disorder in adults. It is
also indicated for the treatment of schizo-
phrenia in adults and pediatric patients’ ages
13 years and older. Brexpiprazole tablet is a
reference listed drug of Rexulti tablets. The
drug will be manufactured at the group’s for-
mulation manufacturing facility at
Ahmedabad SEZ, India.
According to IQVIA Mat September
2022, Brexpiprazole tablets had annual sales
of $1,548 million in the US.
As of 30 September 2022, the group had
340 approvals and had filed over 431 Andas
since the commencement of the filing pro-
cess in FY 2004.
Crisil Ratings reaffirmed its ‘AA+/Posi-
tive/A1+’ ratings on the bank facilities and
debt programme of Zydus Lifesciences.
Consolidated revenue grew 5%(adjusted for
the sales of the animal healthcare business),
supported by growth in the domestic for-
mulations and emerging markets even as rev-
enue from the US de-grew due to continued
intense pricing pressure in FY 2022.
With improved performance in the US
formulations market (13% on-year growth)
on the back of new product launches as well
as growth in the consumer wellness segment
after the pandemic, revenue grew by 4% in
H1 of FY2023, constrained to some extent
by the high one-off sales of covid-related
products in the domestic market in the pre-
vious fiscal.
The recent resolution of the US FDA
warning letter to the group’s plant at Moraiya
(Gujarat) will pave way for higher number of
product launches in the US market in the next
fiscal. Revenue is expected to grow 9-11%
annually over the medium term on the back
of new product launches and ramp up in sales
of biosimilars and new chemical entities.
Crisil Ratings noted the sales of the
Zydus group’s covid-19 vaccine, ZyCoV-
D, has been modest since its launch, as de-
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Notching a record
Rama Steel Tubes’ sales volume surged
118% over Q3 FY 2022 and up 9% over Q2
FY 2023, recording the highest-ever
quarterly sales volume
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Re 1
mand waned, resulting in lower than antici-
pated revenue growth in FYs2023 and 2024.
Consolidated OPM remained healthy
at 22.1% in FY2022, supported by cost-
control measures undertaken by the group.
However, with sustained high input prices
and provision of Rs 160 crore towards
ZyCoV-D and other covid-related drugs,
the margin declined to 20.1% in H1 of
FY2023.
Going forward, the OPM is expected to
remain healthy at 20-22% supported by abil-
ity to pass on majority of input cost in-
crease to customers, softening pricing pres-
sure in the US market and price hikes in the
domestic market.
The ratings continued to be supported
by sustained improvement in financial risk
profile with gross debt significantly reduc-
ing to Rs 2,419 crore as on September 30,
2022, from Rs 4,653 crore as on September
30, 2021, with strong cash accrual.
Also, with high liquid surplus from the
sale of the domestic animal healthcare busi-
ness in Q2 of FY2022, net debt reduced be-
low Rs 1,434 crore as on 30 September 2022,
and net debt/ Ebitda was 0.4 times in H1
of FY2023.
The ratings continued to reflect the es-
tablished position of the Zydus group in
the branded generics market in India and the
expected benefits from growth in the
wellness segment; the ratings also factor in
the growing presence in international mar-
kets, particularly the US, and strong finan-
cial risk profile.
These strengths are partially offset by
exposure to risks related to unfavourable
regulatory changes, increasing competition
and price erosions in the regulated generics
US market.
Zydus Lifesciences is a discovery-
driven, global lifesciences company that dis-
covers, develops, manufactures, and mar-
kets a broad range of healthcare therapies.
Consolidated net profit slumped 82.6% to
Rs 522.50 crore despite 10% increase in to-
tal revenue from operations to Rs 4,134.7
crore in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
The US FDA issued Form 483, with six
observations after the inspection of Piramal
Pharma’s Lexington facility after conduct-
ing pre-approval inspection and GMP in-
spection of the Kentucky facility from 27
December 2022 to 10 January 2023.The
observations were classified under volun-
tary action indicated and does not relate to
data integrity.
Piramal Pharma is preparing a detailed
response to the observations, which will be
submitted to the US FDA within the stipu-
lated timelines. The company remains com-
mitted to maintain the highest standards of
compliance and will work closely with the
agency to comprehensively address all the
observations.
Piramal Pharma manufactures and de-
velops a wide range of pharmaceutical solu-
tions to reduce diseases. The company re-
ported a net loss of Rs 37.34 crore in Q2
FY2023 as against a net profit of Rs 36.56
crore in Q2 FY2022. Net sales rose 9% to
Rs 1,720.01 crore.
Aster DM Healthcare announced that
Sreenath Pocha Reddy, group CFO and key
managerial personnel, resigned due to per-
sonal reasons. The company is taking nec-
essary steps for appointing a new CFO.
Aster DM Healthcare is primarily involved
in the operations of healthcare facilities, retail
pharmacies, and providing consultancy in areas
relating to healthcare. Consolidated net profit
declined 56.8% to Rs 46.21 crore despite of
12.5% rise in net sales to Rs 2,816.30 crore in
Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Care Ratings assigned ‘AA’ rating with
‘stable’ outlook to the long-term bank facili-
ties, worth Rs 229 crore, of Dr Lal
PathLabs. The rating derived comfort from
the company’s leading position in the pa-
thology laboratory (path lab) industry in
India coupled with a strong brand image,
dominant share in the organised diagnostic
industry which has been supported by an
established market position in business to
customer (B2C) segment, thriving franchi-
see model and a robust network of laborato-
ries, patient service centres and pickup
points spread across India.
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The rating also factored in the promot- from the stake-sale could also be used to
ers’ long track record of operations in the Offering resistance fund the restructured long-term debt.
industry of more than seven decades and As on 30 September 2022, promoter
The Nifty Commodity index limited
the company’s healthy scale of operations stake in Orient Cement stood at 37.9%, split
its slide to 7% by 13 January 2023
with steady operating margins which is ex- from its record high of 6,428.75
between 17 entities.
pected to be sustainable on the back of a on 11 April 2022 Orient Cement is part of the CK Birla
large customer base complimented by in- Group. It reported net loss of Rs 9.50 crore
organic growth focused on penetration to CMP VARIANCE % in Q2 September 2022 as against net profit
new geographies. (Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR of Rs 56.88 crore in Q2 September 2021.
The rating accounted for the network ACC 2367.2 2.29 32.07 Net sales rose 0.35% to Rs 615.28 crore.
expansion arising from acquisition of Sub- Adani Green 1915.65 15.28 107.74 Shiva Cement received approval from
urban Diagnostics India Pvt Ltd (SDIPL) Ambuja Cements 518.65 30.84 95.79 Odisha’s pollution control board for oper-
and the expected operational efficiencies as ating its 0.66-mtpaclinker and 9-MW unit.
Atul 7698.90 -25.53 16.43
well as geographical diversification from the Shiva commenced commercial production in
BPCL 350.10 -11.25 -15.00
said acquisition. CY1986. The manufacturing facility is lo-
The rating took cognizance of the Coal India 215.10 30.56 47.53 cated at village Telighana (Kutra), District
healthy financial risk profile marked by Dalmia BharatLtd 1899.00 -5.28 62.19 Sundargarh, Odisha, and limestone mines are
healthy debt coverage indicators, strong net Deepak Nitrite 1944.20 -26.82 89.22 at Khaturbahal, Kutra, Odisha. Shiva was
worth and nil net debt as on 31 March 2022, Grasim Inds 1655.10 -10.87 60.17 acquired by JSW Cement in FY 2017 and
and 30 September 2022, coupled with a HPCL 251.20 -21.93 10.59 became its subsidiary thereafter.
strong liquidity profile of the company, Hindalco Inds. 488.50 -3.74 85.99
Consolidated net loss was Rs 11.19
which is expected to continue due to healthy crore in the quarter ended September 2022
IOCL 82.30 1.89 22.29
cash accruals and no debt-funded capex in as against net loss of Rs 4.44 crore in the
the medium term. Jindal Steel 610.00 47.63 103.50 previous quarter ended September 2021.
However, the rating was constrained by JSW Steel 768.50 11.72 90.72 There were no sales in Q2 FY2023. Sales in
the presence in a fragmented industry with Navin Fluo.Intl. 4082.30 -1.93 58.24 Q2 FY2022 amounted to Rs 0.05 crore.
increasing competition from online NTPC 167.80 24.34 63.63 Crisil Ratings reaffirmed its BBB+/
aggregators providing diagnostics services. ONGC 146.95 -10.37 39.62 stable/A2 ratings on the bank facilities and
Dr Lal Pathlabs is a flagship company P I Industries 3262.10 15.17 44.56 commercial paper of Shankara Building
of the Dr Lal Pathlabs Group. It provides Products. The ratings continued to factor in
Pidilite Inds. 2505.15 -8.05 39.71
diagnostic and related healthcare tests. The the group’s established market position and
Reliance Industr 2467.60 -2.67 27.27
operations of the company are spread across extensive experience of the promoter in the
the nation, majorly focused on the northern SAIL 88.85 -17.77 18.94 building material distribution and retailing
part of India. Along with operating within Shree Cement 24139.75 -10.11 -2.37 businesses, the diversified product offerings,
India, the group also operates its path labs SRF 2198.75 -17.24 82.96 longstanding association with vendors, and
in Nepal, Bangladesh, and Kenya through Tata Chemicals 974.60 -3.89 79.83 moderate financial risk profile. These
its subsidiaries which accounts for less than Tata Power Co. 206.45 -15.84 140.48 strengths are partially offset by suscepti-
1% of the total income of the company. bility to economic cycles and sharp varia-
Tata Steel 120.45 -1.37 69.84
The diagnostics service provider’s con- tion in raw material prices.
The Ramco Cement 709.75 -30.43 -16.25
solidated net profit declined 24.53% to Rs Shankara Building Products operates
71.7 crore despite of 7.1% rise in revenue UltraTech Cem. 7248.90 -4.70 28.28 over 90 retail showrooms in southern and
from operations to Rs 533.8 crore in Q2 UPL 718.80 -14.53 46.19 western India, where it sells building and
FY2023 over Q2 FY2022. Vedanta 319.20 -6.03 76.84 home improvement products for many re-
JK Cement’s wholly owned subsid- Nfty Commodities 5984.85 -0.63 49.64 nowned brands. Further, the group oper-
iary JK Paints & Coatings (JKPCL) ac- Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023. ates in-house pipe and colour-coated roof-
quired 60% stake in Acro Paints (APL) at ing sheet processing facilities through
first tranche of Rs 153 crore. APL was JK Cements manufactures cement and wholly owned subsidiaries - Taurus, Vishal,
incorporated on 18 May 1989 and is cur- cement related products. Consolidated net and Centurywells. Consolidated net profit
rently engaged in the business of paints profit declined 25.7% to Rs 112.38 crore de- jumped 73.02% to Rs 15.52 crore on 49.70%
and construction chemicals manufacturing. spite 17.6% jump in net sales to Rs 2,227.95 increase in sales to Rs 906.72 crore in Q2
Its turnover for FY2022 was Rs 72.05 crore in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022. FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
crore. This acquisition would give com- Orient Cement clarified it is not privy Uttam Sugar Mills’ board approved
mercial presence to the company in the to any discussion of the Adani Group in enhancement in the distillery capacity (etha-
paint business segment. talks with the promoter of the CK Birla- nol) from 150 kilo litres per day (klpd) to
Post-acquisition, APL will become sub- owned company to acquire a stake in the 250 klpd at the Barkartpur plant. The project
sidiary of JKPCL and a step-down subsid- company. The owners of Orient Cement will require an investment of Rs 56 crore
iary of the company. The transaction is ex- could explore divesting part of their stake to and is expected to be completed by Decem-
pected to be completed within a year. fund the company’s growth plans. Money ber 2023. The amount will be financed

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through internal accruals and loans under the
interest subvention scheme of Department On a slippery slope
of Food and Public Distribution, GOI.
The decline of the Nifty Financial
The board approved increase in the cane
Services quickened as it shed over 5%
crushing capacity from 23,750 tonnes of cane by 13 January 2023 from its closing peak
per day (tcd) to 26,200 tcd and improvement of 19,651.10 on 21 October 2021
in energy efficiency. The capacity enhance-
ment will require investment of Rs 40 crore
CMP VARIANCE %
and is expected to be completed by Novem- (Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR
ber 2023. The project cost will be financed Axis Bank 934.15 26.12
through internal accruals and loans. Bajaj Finance 5977.80 -23.44
Keeping in view the increased yield and Bajaj Finserv 1391.15 -23.67
sugar content in the cane due to intensive cane
Cholaman.Inv.&Fn 711.70 20.75
development program undertaken, the com-
HDFC 2621.65 -4.87
pany has decided to install balancing equip-
ment to take care of additional cane availabil- HDFC AMC 2152.65 -12.99
ity and higher sucrose content in cane. HDFC Bank 1600.65 4.75
Uttam Sugar Mills produces sugar and HDFC Life Insur. 604.50 -9.82
ethanol and generates power. The three busi- ICICI Bank 873.45 5.91
ness segments are sugar, cogeneration and ICICI Lombard 1255.15 -10.98
distillery. The company reported net loss ICICI Pru Life 469.55 -20.52
of Rs 10.04 crore as against loss of Rs 0.44
Indian Energy Ex 141.65 -46.74
crore in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022. Net
Kotak Mah. Bank 1780.30 -7.58
sales slipped 4.6% to Rs 454.53 crore.
Best Agrolife’s wholly owned subsid- Muthoot Finance 1062.65 -29.06
iary Best Crop Science received registration Power Fin.Corpn. 152.75 19.95
for the indigenous manufacturing of REC Ltd 122.80 16.91
propaquizafop technical and cyhalofop bu- SBI Cards 787.35 -12.13
tyl technical. The registration was granted SBI Life Insuran 1312.95 4.31
by the Central Insecticides Board & Regis-
Shriram Finance 1283.20 2.87
tration Committee at its 443rd meeting. With
St Bk of India 600.10 17.36
this, Best Crop Science becomes the first
company in India to manufacture Nifty Financial 18646.20 0.18
propaquizafop technical and Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023.
cyhalofopbutyl technical.
Propaquizafop is herbicide used for the 30,000 plus mtpa manufacturing formula-
post-emergence control of a wide range of tion capacity and a 7,000 plus mtpa inte-
annual and perennial grasses in various broa- grated technical plant.
dleaf crops such as soybean, cotton, pulses, Consolidated net profit surged to Rs
sunflower, other field crops, vegetables, fruit 129.81 crore in the quarter ended Septem-
trees, vineyards, sugar beet, oilseed rape, ber 2022 from Rs 25.19 crore in the previ-
and forestry. Cyhalofop-butyl is a post- ous quarter ended September 2021. Sales
emergence, aryloxyphenoxypropionate her- increased to Rs 700.31 crore in Q2 FY2023
bicide, which is used in controlling weeds in from Rs 324.39 crore in Q2 FY2022.
rice plantations. Welspun India prepaid term loans of Rs
Best has also been granted license for the 45.80 crore as on 31 December 2022, along
indigenous manufacturing of clomazone tech- with other instalments which were due as the
nical, thiacloprid technical, halosulfuron me- quarter end on standalone basis. The weighted
thyl technical, mepiquat chloride technical, average interest rate of the loans prepaid by
elonicamid technical, ethiprole technical, the company was 8.30% per annum.
dodine technical, metalaxyl-M technical, and With this prepayment, the outstanding
metolachlor technical by the Central Insecti- term loan on standalone basis as on 31 De-
cides Board & Registration Committee. cember 2022 stood at Rs 129.72 crore as
Best Agrolife trades agrochemical prod- against Rs 259.64 crore as on 31 March 2022.
ucts such as insecticides, pesticides, herbi- Welspun India is one of the largest home
cides, fungicides and plant nutrients. It has textile manufacturers in the world. The com-
almost 60 plus products, 80 plus technical pany offers a wide spectrum of home and
licenses, 360 plus formulation licenses, technical textile products and flooring solu-
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tions. Consolidated net profit slumped
95.9% to Rs 8.33 crore on 15% decline in
net sales to Rs 2,113.46 crore in Q2 FY2023
over Q2 FY2022.
Satia Industries bagged multiple con-
tracts of 17,000 tonnes, worth Rs 200 crore.
Three major contracts are supply of paper
for printing textbooks from Bal Bharti, Pune,
Maharashtra; Punjab School Education
35.82 Board, Mohali, Punjab; and Uttar Pradesh,
21.92 for execution in the Q4FY2023.
58.20 Satia Industries is one of the largest
wood and agro-based paper manufacturers
66.32
in India. Consolidated net profit surged
-1.84
150.7% to Rs 50.82 crore on 145.9% jump
-33.68 in net sales to Rs 459.28 crore in Q2 FY2023
8.84 over Q2 FY2022.
-15.25 GHCL received the requisite regulatory
56.95 consent amendment for increase in its soda
-18.97 ash production capacity from 11 lakh tpa,
-7.88
as per consent condition.
GHCL is a diversified group which
90.26
manufactures soda ash and textiles. Its
-5.41
1.1mtpa soda ash facility is at Sutrapada,
-14.12 Gujarat. The textile division is composed of
26.14 a spinning facility in Madurai and has a ca-
14.22 pacity of around 27,000 tonnes. Consoli-
-19.16 dated net profit spurted to Rs 292.56 crore
41.70 in the quarter ended September 2022 as
against Rs 109.95 crore in the previous quar-
5.45
ter ended September 2021. Sales surged
95.60
72.03% to Rs 1381.09 crore.
19.34 Captain Pipes’ board will consider a
proposal for sub-division of equity shares
and issue of bonus shares at its meeting on
27 January 2023.
Captain Pipes manufactures and sells
UPVC pipes and fittings. The company re-
ported net loss of Rs 1.9 lakh and net sales
of Rs 4.29 crore in the half year ended Sep-
tember 2022.
Jindal Poly Films reported a fire acci-
dent at its subsidiary, JPFL Films’ plant at
Mundhegaon, Igatpuri, Nashik,
Maharashtra on 1 January 2023 at around
11.30 a.m. The fire was controlled, but pro-
duction operation at part of the said plant is
disturbed temporarily. The cause of fire will
be assessed in due course. The subsidiary is
in the process of ascertaining the actual loss
caused by the accident.
There is adequate insurance coverage for
the plant. Intimation to insurance company
has already been made.
Jindal Poly Films is in diverse business
activities including manufacturing of poly-
ester film, polypropylene film, steel pipes
and photographic products. Consolidated
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net profit spurted 90.9% to Rs 485.46 crore
in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022. Net sales
slipped 2.9% to Rs 1,414.40 crore.
Tata Steel’s crude steel production of
the India business in Q3 FY2023 stood at
five mt and was up 4% over the year and
up 4% over the quarter. Deliveries were at
4.73 mt and were up 7% over the year,
primarily driven by 11% growth in domes-
tic deliveries, which led to improvement in
product-mix.
Deliveries of the automotive &special
products segment were marginally lower
due to drop in automotive production. The
branded products &retail segment deliver-
ies were up 13% over the year. Deliveries
of the industrial products &projects seg-
ment increased 15% and were the best-ever
quarterly sales, driven by increase in value-
added products. Revenue from Tata Steel
Aashiyana, an e-commerce platform for in-
dividual home builders, grew 49% to Rs
1,419 crores in 9M FY2023.
The steel maker informed that Neelachal
Ispat Nigam (NINL) began operations within
three months of completion of acquisition
and is presently undergoing ramp-up to rated
capacity of one mt. Tata Tiscon rebars are
being made from NINL billets.
Tata Steel Europe’s steel deliveries stood
at 1.96 mt and were lower by 9% over the
year but up 5% over the quarter. Production
was 2.25 mt, lower by 6% over the quarter
and by 12% over the year.
Tata Steel Thailand’s production was
0.27 mt (down 16%) and deliveries amounted
to 0.29 mt (down 9%) in Q3 FY2023.
Tata Steel Group is among the top glo-
bal steel companies with an annual crude
steel capacity of 34 mtpa. The company
reported 90% drop in consolidated net profit
to Rs 1,297 crore in Q2 FY2023 from Rs
12,548 crore in Q2 FY2022. Total revenue
from operations fell marginally, by 1%, to
Rs 59,878 crore.
Tata Steel Long Products’ (TSLP)
crude steel production jumped 33.33% to
228,000 tonnes in Q3 FY2023 as against
Q3 FY2022 and surged 41.61% from Q2
FY2023. Direct reduced iron (DRI) produc-
tion stood at 183,000 tonnes, a decline of
1.08% year on year and 9.85% quarter on
quarter. Saleable steel sales volume grew
18.29% over the year and 23.57% over the
quarter to 194,000 tonnes in Q3 FY2023.
DRI sales volume stood at 139,000 tons in
Q3 FY2023 (up 11.2% over the year and
down 9.15% over the quarter).
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PSP Projects got LoA for a government
project worth Rs 1,344.01 crore, taking
the total order inflow for FY2023 till date
to Rs 3,292.59 crore
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 10
Crude steel production and deliveries
were higher over the quarter and over the
year. Volumes include those of NINL, which
began operations within three months of
completion of acquisition.
NINL crude steel production stood at
54,000 tonnes and deliveries was at around
42,000 tonnes. NINL is presently undergo-
ing ramp-up to rated capacity of around one
mt. Tata Tiscon rebars are being made from
NINL billets.
In 9M FY2023, crude steel production
was up 12%, while deliveries were up 6%
over the year. In 9M FY2023, DRI produc-
tion and sales volumes were broadly similar.
In Q3 FY 2023, DRI production and sales
were lower over the quarter as one of the
two units started operating as a conversion
unit for Tata Steel from end November.
TSLP has presence across the entire value
chain of steel manufacturing from mining and
processing iron ore to producing and dis-
tributing steel based long products. The
company has sponge iron manufacturing fa-
cility and captive power plants generating
power from waste heat and thermal coal. It
reported net loss of Rs 333.36 crore in Q2
FY2023 as against net profit of Rs 145.50
crore in Q2 FY2022. Net sales rose 16.9%
to Rs 1,913 .94 crore.
JSW Steel Group’s combined crude
steel production in Q3 FY2023 was 6.24
mt, a growth of 17% over the year and higher
by 10% over Q2 FY 2023, primarily due to
improved average capacity utilisation to 91%
as against 84% in Q2 FY2023 at JSW Steel
and BPSL and restarting of steel making op-
erations at JSW Ispat Special Products
(JISPL) from 14 November 2022 post
completion of the shutdown undertaken in
July 2022.
JSW Steel’s Indian operations grew 20%
over the year and 9% over the quarter to
6.06 mt in crude steel production.
JSW Steel, the flagship business of the
diversified JSW Group, is India’s leading
integrated steel company, with a steel-mak-
ing capacity of 28.5 mtpa in India and the
US (including capacities under joint control).
The steel major reported consolidated
net loss of Rs 848 crore in Q2 FY2023 as
against net profit of Rs 7,170 crore in Q2
FY2022. Revenue from operations jumped
28.9% to Rs 41,122 crore.
Vedanta’s total aluminium production
declined 2% to 5,66,000 tonnes in Q3
FY2023 from Q3 FY2022. Alumina produc-
tion at the Lanjigarh refinery decreased by
6% over the year and 2% over the quarter to
4,43,000 tonnes due to maintenance activi-
ties in calciners. The cast metal aluminium
production at smelters decreased 2% over
the year and 3% over the quarter.
Zinc India’s mined metal production for
the quarter ended 31 December 2022 stood
at 2,54,000 tonnes, up 1% over the year,
driven by higher ore production.
Zinc International recorded 32% rise in
overall production to 70,000 tonnes over
Q3 FY 2022, with continued ramp-up at
Gamsberg. It was, however, lower by 6%
from Q2 FY Y2023 due to lower grades.
Production of saleable iron ore in
Karnataka rose 17% to 1.5 mt over Q3 FY
2022. Finished steel production was 3,06,000
tonnes, lower by 13% over the year and 6%
over the quarter, due to maintenance activi-
ties in blast furnace in Q3 FY2023.
Vedanta, a subsidiary of Vedanta Re-
sources, is an oil & gas and metals company
with significant operations in oil & gas, zinc,
lead, silver, copper, iron ore, steel, and alu-
minium and power across India, South Af-
rica and Namibia. Consolidated net profit
declined 53.71% to Rs 2,690 crore despite
20.6% increase in revenue from operations
to Rs 36,237 crore in Q2 FY2023 over Q2
FY2022.
Hindalco Industries’ board approved
fund raising of upto Rs 700 crore by issuing
NCDs on private placement basis. On 11
November 2022, the board had approved
borrowing upto Rs 1,000 crore by way of
loans, issuance of bonds, notes, debentures
or other securities to banks, financial insti-
tutions, or other eligible investors.
Hindalco Industries is the metals flag-
ship company of the Aditya Birla Group. A
US$26 billion metals powerhouse, Hindalco
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pany by revenue, and a major player in
copper. It is also one of Asia’s largest
producers of primary aluminium. The
company reported 35% drop in con-
solidated net profit to Rs 2,205 crore
in Q2 FY2023 from Q2 FY2022. Rev-
enue jumped 18% to Rs 56,176 crore.
India Ratings and Research affirmed
Inflows and outflows Rama Steel Tubes’ sales volume
surged 118.34% in the quarter ended 31
Net investment in equities and debt by foreign December 2022 over a year ago. This is
portfolio investors and mutual funds the highest-ever quarterly sales volume
DATE FPIs (Rs cr) MFs (Rs cr) reported. Sales volume rose 9.11% from
EQUITY DEBT DEBT-VRR HYBRID EQUITY DEBT Q2 FY2023. Sales volume soared
85.48% to 131,824.79 tonnes in 9M FY
2023 as compared to a year ago. Sales
13-Jan-23 -3739.5 1195.3 -88.2 -7.3 NA NA

Gallantt Ispat’s long-term issuer rat- volume would get further boost in FY
12-Jan-23 -1346.8 -167.3 -96.5 -5.7 NA NA

ing at ‘A’ with ‘stable’ outlook. The 2023 from the commissioning and ramp-
11-Jan-23 -3404.9 -57.9 -155.1 -4.5 NA NA

timely completion of the ongoing capex up of new capacity expansion at the

10-Jan-23 -1825.4 134.6 -253.0 -5.7 NA NA

and ramp-up of incremental capacities, Khopoliplant, Maharashtra.

9-Jan-23 57.4 503.9 166.9 -7.0 NA NA

resulting in improved and less volatile Rama Steel Tubes manufactures

6-Jan-23 -2676.1 -130.7 2.0 -18.7 NA NA

Ebitda margins, leading to the net ad- steel pipes and related products. Con-
5-Jan-23 -1256.4 -76.8 -49.1 -6.4 529.0 326.5

justed leverage remaining below 1.5x, solidated net profit declined 28.2% to
4-Jan-23 -2461.1 -433.5 -66.9 -8.6 200.5 640.0

on a sustained basis, would lead to a Rs 5.09 crore, while net sales surged
3-Jan-23 -256.3 -833.0 -9.2 -4.6 16.9 2153.0

positive rating action. 79.9% to Rs 347.24 crore in Q2 FY2023

2-Jan-23 1661.5 -5.5 80.5 -1.4 72.4 -196.7

However, a substantial decline in the over Q2 FY2022.

30-Dec-22 -3560.1 109.0 -715.6 -15.0 1048.1 -462.9

scale of operations, operating margins Hi-Tech Pipes recorded sales vol-

*Jan-23 -15247.5 129.1 -468.5 -69.8 818.7 2922.9

and/or the net adjusted leverage exceed- umes of 91,232 thousand tonnes in Q3
Dec-22 11119.0 -1673.1 -271.7 -3.5 14692.3 2567.4

ing 2.25x, on a sustained basis, will lead FY2023, a growth of 40% over Q3 FY
Nov-22 36238.7 -1637.1 -539.9 -214.4 1688.1 -1571.0

to a negative rating action. Any unre- 2022 and higher by 7% over Q2 FY

Oct-22 -8.3 -3532.2 761.5 -301.2 6581.0 -8996.4

lated diversion of funds could also lead 2023. Commercial production started
Sep-22 -7623.7 4012.1 -1455.5 1111.7 18601.7 -20385.0

to a negative rating action. of the colour coating line at

Aug-22 51204.4 3844.5 2997.2 -1525.0 -1120.8 5760.2

Gallantt Ispat is a partially inte- Sikandrabad, Uttar Pradesh, with an in-

Jul-22 4988.8 -2056.3 -784.6 -176.5 4712.4 4459.9

grated re-rolled products (TMT bars, stalled capacity of 50,000 mtpa. This
Jun-22 -50202.8 -1413.9 86.5 108.1 22050.8 -8681.4

950,400tpa) manufacturer with an in- would result in forward integration to

May-22 -36668.7 -5783.3 8894.5 -53.8 29413.9 -12522.5

house sponge iron (918,000tpa) and the existing cold rolling and continuous
Apr-22 -17143.8 -4438.8 -1175.1 69.3 22371.2 6825.1

mild steel billets production galvanizing line facility and would help
Mar-22 -41123.1 -5632.1 -3244.3 -68.1 22719.3 -5184.1

(957,000tpa) with two facilities located increase the overall capacity utilization
Feb-22 -35592.0 -3073.0 486.7 110.3 28180.6 5596.9

at Kutch (Gujarat) and Gorakhpur of existing facilities.

Jan-22 -33303.5 5194.3 -2114.0 1696.9 18577.2 3467.0

(Uttar Pradesh). The operations are This value-added product has ap-
Dec-21 -19026.1 -11798.8 1391.2 -268.5 24206.6 1962.7

backed by its 100% captive power gen- plications in railways, airports, ware-
Nov-21 -5945.1 982.6 2465.9 -24.2 28950.8 14041.3

eration (129MW). houses, industrial sheds, doors and win-

Oct-21 -13549.7 -1557.7 2829.9 -159.4 5865.5 1864.9

Consolidated net profit surged to dow frames, residential roofing, metros,

Sep-21 13153.7 12803.5 559.3 1239.2 7700.9 7694.7

Rs 27.54 crore in the quarter ended and hilly areas.

Aug-21 2082.9 12144.1 2232.1 96.8 11545.9 21094.5

September 2022 as against Rs 6.20 The board allotted 55.40 lakh fully
Jul-21 -11308.4 -781.6 4817.5 -137.6 19715.8 15393.2

crore in the previous quarter ended convertible equity warrants at Rs 692

Jun-21 17215.0 -4828.5 883.0 -295.5 -681.8 4339.1

September 2021. Sales rose 38.41% to each, aggregating to Rs 383.36 crore, to

May-21 -2954.3 -1706.5 1993.5 709.5 105.5 3331.8

Rs 931.31 crore. promoter, promoter group and non-pro-

Apr-21 -9659.1 -117.8 342.1 599.0 5526.4 21588.4

KIOCL announced the execution of moter group category. The warrants will
Mar-21 10482.0 -6491.7 13313.8 -281.4 4772.8 15661.5

deed for grant of a mining lease with be converted into fully paid-up equity
Feb-21 25786.8 -6488.4 4364.0 350.4 -16306.0 8161.8

the government Karnataka for iron ore shares within 18 months from the date
Jan-21 19472.5 -2518.2 -2305.8 -17.3 -13031.8 11831.7

and manganese ore mining over an ex- of allotment of warrants.

CY 2021 25750.2 -10359.0 32886.4 1811.1 78370.4 126965.5

tent of 388 hectares in the Devadari Hill Hi-Tech Pipes manufactures steel
CY: Calendar year. VRR: voluntary retention route. FPIs: foreign portfolio
investors.* Till 13 Jan 2023. MFs: Mutual funds. NA: Not available
Range for 50 years. tubes and pipes and flat steel products.
KIOCL is in the business of iron ore min- nies and the transaction does not fall within Manufacturing capacities are at Sikandrabad
ing beneficiation and production of high-qual- related party transactions. (Uttar Pradesh) and Sanand (Gujarat). Con-
ity pellets. The company reported net loss Mukand manufactures stainless steel, al- solidated net profit declined 56.82% to Rs 4.34
of Rs 102.22 crore in Q2 FY2023 compared loy steel, and stainless-steel billets, and ex- crore despite 29.89% increase in sales to Rs
to net loss of Rs 30.33 crore in Q2 FY2022. ports hot rolled bars. The company makes 598.53 crore in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Revenue from operations tumbled 66.6% to iron and steel products, steel castings, steel JTL Industries recorded quarterly sales
Rs 154.43 crore in Q2 FY2023. structurals, electrical overhead travelling and volume of 45,934 mt in Q3 FY2023, a
Mukand sold 45.94 acres of land in other cranes, and other industrial machinery. growth of 35% over Q3 FY2022 and 13%
Thane to AGP DC Infra Two for Rs 796.46 Consolidated net profit declined 86.32% over Q2 FY2023. Total volume was 1,20,065
crore. The purchaser is not related to pro- to Rs 2.40 crore on 22.18% increase in net mt in 9M FY 2023 as against 1,03,457 mt in
moter, promoter group and group compa- sales to Rs 1465.10 crore in Q2 September 9M FY2022.Export sales amounted to 4,529

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mt, higher by 48% as compared to Q3
FY2022 and up by 18% over Q2 FY2023.
Exports sales contributed 10% to total sales
volume in Q3 FY2023.
JTL is in process of expanding capaci-
ties and has undertaken a capacity expan-
sion of 100,000 mtpa at Mandi, Punjab. The
expansion is partly commissioned and
50,000-mtpa capacity is ready for commer-
cial production. With the addition, capacity
of the plant increased to 150,000 mtpa. Fur-
ther, the balance 50,000 mtpa will be com-
mercialized in Q1 FY 2024.The capex has
been funded out of internal accruals.
JTL Industries, formerly known as JTL
Infra, is among the fastest growing steel tube
manufacturers, with facilities in Punjab and
Maharashtra. The cumulative capacity is
4,50,000 mtpa. The company is a recognized
star export house. Its product offerings in-
clude GI pipes, MS black pipes, hollow-sec-
tions, and solar structures amongst others
which cater to diverse industrial applications.
Consolidated net profit rose 56.53% to
Rs 20.27 crore on 14% increase in sales to Rs
299.91 crore in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Coal India’s(CIL) coal off-take from
subsidiary Mahanadi Coalfields (MCL)
peaked to 146.12 mt on 5 January 2023,
overtaking the total supplies registered for
FY2021.MCL had supplied 146 mt of coal
in FY2021.The feat was accomplished 85
days before FY2023 draws to a close. MCL’s
year-on-year growth in supplies was around
11%. It supplied 132 mt of coal year ago
same period.
“MCL’s growth curve has been phe-
nomenal in FY2023 in terms of production
and supplies, the highest among all our sub-
sidiaries. This helped us in pushing up our
overall output and off-take.
The Odisha-based coal company sup-
plied 143.4 mt of coal till December 2022,
the highest among CIL’s subsidiaries and13.7
mt, ahead of the progressive target, achieving
111% satisfaction. MCL’s supplies accounted
for 28.2% of CIL’s total off-take of 507.8 mt.
Against the contracted quantity of 81.5
mt to its power sector customers, the ac-
tual supply from MCL was 102.7 mt till
December FY2023, resulting in 126% ma-
terialization.
MCL’s production of 137.7 mt was the
highest among CIL’s producing subsidiar-
ies, achieving 116% of the progressive tar-
get ending December 2022. Increase over the
target was 19.3 mt. Of CIL’s output of 479
mt till December, MCL accounted for 28.7%
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drogen when blended with natural gas re-
Continues to slide duces CO2 emissions keeping net heating
content same.
The Nifty FMCG index slipped further
The feat has been achieved only by few
to about 5% by 13 January 2023 from
a fresh lifetime high of 46,203.10 on
select countries like UK, Germany, and Aus-
12 December 2022 tralia. This would bring India at the centre
stage of the global hydrogen economy. India
CMP VARIANCE % would not only reduce its hydrocarbon im-
(Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR port bill significantly but can also bring forex
Britannia Inds. 4336.1 15.66 19.74 ashore by being a green hydrogen and green
Colgate-Palmoliv 1484.30 1.22 -7.43 chemicals exporter to the world.
Dabur India 543.70 -6.37 1.42 The Cabinet Committee on Economic
Affairs approved investment of Rs 2,614
Emami 428.60 -14.34 -10.81
crore in SJVN’s 382-MW Sunni Dam Hy-
Godrej Consumer 917.20 -0.77 19.03
dro Electric Project in Himachal Pradesh. The
Hind. Unilever 2624.00 8.69 10.61 project is scheduled to be commissioned
ITC 328.75 46.80 55.62 within 63 months of the commencement of
Marico 496.55 -0.84 18.71 construction works and shall generate 1,382
Nestle India 19784.35 0.35 9.80 million units annually. The project is being
P & G Hygiene 13916.85 -12.98 22.71 financed on 70:30 debt equity ratio and on
Radico Khaitan 1069.85 -10.23 110.79
completion it will earn 16.50% return on eq-
uity for the company. This will reduce car-
Tata Consumer 752.90 3.11 21.36
bon dioxide emissions by 1.1 mt annually.
United Breweries 1620.00 -2.05 25.44 SJVN has aligned its shared vision of
United Spirits 846.00 -10.22 32.02 5,000 MW by CY2023, 25,000 MW by
Varun Beverages 1135.75 88.13 172.52 CY2030 and 50,000 MW capacity by
Nifty FMCG 43955.60 15.41 26.97 CY2040 with that of GoI’s target of achiev-
Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023. ing 50% energy from non-fossil fuel sources
by CY2030. As a strategic and reliable part-
of the total output. ner, SJVN plans to play a vital role in clean
A growth of 14% in over burden removal energy transition of the nation and vision to
at 168.8 million cubic metres till December provide round the clock power to all.
and being ahead of the progressive target SJVN is an Indian public sector under-
with an achievement of 111% means MCL’s taking having business interests in hydro,
coal extraction would be quicker in the en- thermal, solar, wind and in power transmis-
suing months. sion and power trading. It is a JV between
CIL is a coal mining company engaged the GoI and the government of Himachal
in the production and sale of coal. As of 30 Pradesh. Consolidated net profit rose 10.1%
September 2022, the GoI held 66.13% stake. to Rs 445.44 crore despite 0.4% decrease in
Consolidated net profit surged to Rs net sales to Rs 878.48 crore in Q2 FY2023
6,043.99 crore in Q2 FY2023 from Q2 over Q2 FY2022.
FY2022. Net sales increased by 29% to Rs The Anup Engineering reported
27,538.59 crore. 129.06% jump in consolidated net profit to
NTPC commissioned India’s first green Rs 13.88 crore in Q3 FY2023 as against Q3
hydrogen blending operation in the piped FY2022.Revenue from operations surged
natural gas (PNG) network of its Kawas town- 142.37% to Rs 114.42 crore. Consolidated
ship, Surat. The project is a joint effort of Ebitda improved to Rs 22.6 crore. Total ex-
NTPC and Gujarat Gas(GGL).The set-up is penses soared 142.3% to Rs 95.46 crore.
geared up to supply H2- NG (natural gas). Cost of raw materials consumed jumped
Green hydrogen in Kawas is made by elec- 52.86% to Rs 54.48 crore.
trolysis of water using power from already The order book stood at Rs 565.6 crore
installed one MW floating solar project. as on 31 December 2022.
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regula- The Anup Engineering is targeting con-
tory Board (PNGRB), the regulatory body, sistent higher performance and reducing the
has given approval for 5% volume/volume skewness of volume between the quarter.
blending of green hydrogen with PNG to Kheda Phase-1 is expected to be commis-
start with and the blending level would be sioned by March end. Merger of subsidiary
scaled phase wise to reach 20%. Green hy- (Kheda Plant Company) has been initiated
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to support the execution of the existing order PSP Projects is a multidisciplinary con-
book at Kheda plant from next year onwards. Going downhill struction company offering a diverse range
The Anup Engineering caters to wide The Nifty Consumption index widened of construction and allied services in India.
range of process industries including oil & its loss to nearly 8.7% by 13 January 2023 It provides construction services across the
gas, petrochemicals, LNG, fertilizers, chemi- from its closing peak of 8,113.55 on construction value chain ranging from plan-
cals and pharmaceuticals, power, water, pa- 22 September 2022 ning and design to construction and post
per and pulp and aerospace with its exten- construction activities. Consolidated net
CMP VARIANCE %
sive product range of heat exchangers, reac- profit tumbled 40.8% to Rs 21.55 crore on
tors, pressure vessels, columns and towers, (Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 7.8% decline in net sales to Rs 359.98 crore
industrial centrifuges and formed components. Adani Transmissi 2689.05 33.14 501.78 in Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Ashoka Buildcon received LoIs for two Apollo Hospitals 4335.55 -13.00 74.88 Care Ratings revised the ratings of bank
projects from Dakshinanchal Vidyut Vitran Asian Paints 2909.15 -15.83 7.60 facilities of Hindustan Construction
Nigam. It emerged as L-1 for a project by Avenue Super. 3863.70 -9.19 32.04 Company (HCC) to ‘B+/Stable’ from ‘D’.
NHAI. The LoIis for the development of The revision in ratings factor in successful
Bharti Airtel 764.30 4.44 34.66
distribution infrastructure at Aligarh-2 zone implementation of debt resolution plan with
Britannia Inds. 4336.10 15.66 19.74
of Uttar Pradesh (UP) under the revamped subsequent regularization of debt servic-
reforms-based and results-linked distribu- Colgate-Palmoliv 1484.30 1.22 -7.43 ing. Care Ratings expect the liquidity posi-
tion sector scheme. The second LoI com- Crompton Gr. Con 337.30 -24.82 -15.82 tion to improve with debt reduction in
prises development of distribution infra- Dabur India 543.70 -6.37 1.42 books of HCC as well as benefits accruing
structure at the Agra-1 zone of UP under DLF 377.05 -8.22 34.44 with extended repayment tenor for OCDs
the revamped reforms-based and results- Eicher Motors 3162.05 11.63 10.23 and NCDs, which is likely to provide sup-
linked distribution sector scheme. The ag- Godrej Consumer 917.20 -0.77 19.03
port to cashflows.
gregate accepted bid project value for the The debt reduction and corresponding
Havells India 1172.60 -11.63 15.82
projects stood at Rs 807.64 crore. interest cost decrease is expected to improve
Hero Motocorp 2728.45 5.20 -16.22
Ashoka emerged as L-1 for the project the profitability. HCC is at an advanced stage
by NHAI entailing construction of a four- Hind. Unilever 2624.00 8.69 10.61 of asset monetization, which would sup-
lane elevated corridor and grade improve- Info Edg.(India) 3732.30 -33.24 -29.04 port the cashflows. Any deviation from the
ments from the Bihta section by providing ITC 328.75 46.80 55.62 likely timelines would be a key monitorable.
connectivity to the existing RoB near Jubilant Food. 497.65 -36.50 -12.25 The ratings also factored in satisfac-
Danapur station and grade improvements M&M 1328.15 48.23 60.34 tory order book position which provides a
to four-lane section on the Danapur side and long-term revenue visibility and established
Marico 496.55 -0.84 18.71
upgradation of the existing two-lane carriage- track record of the company in the con-
Maruti Suzuki 8453.40 4.66 3.85
way to four-lane carriageway of the Bihta - struction business.
Koilwar section (total length 25.081 km) in Nestle India 19784.35 0.35 9.80 The rating strengths are, however, tem-
Bihar on the EPC mode. The bid value of Page Industries 40250.25 -9.33 38.88 pered by the elongated working capital with
the project is Rs 2,161 crore. Tata Consumer 752.90 3.11 21.36 extended collection days and working capi-
Ashoka Buildcon is in the business of Tata Power Co. 206.45 -15.84 140.48 tal gap with absence of working capital lines
construction of infrastructure facilities on Titan Company 2417.20 -7.71 60.53 thereby resulting in dependence upon mo-
EPC andBot basis and sale of ready-mix Trent 1205.40 1.90 79.04
bilization advances and creditors funding.
concrete. Consolidated net profit declined HCC is one of the largest construction
United Spirits 846.00 -10.22 32.02
20.4% to Rs 63.66 crore on 42.9% increase companies in India. Construction activities
in net sales to Rs 1,807 crore in Q2 FY2023 Voltas 806.35 -36.55 -10.09 include roads, bridges, ports, power sta-
over Q2 FY2022. Zee Entertainmen 230.25 -29.25 1.03 tions, water supply and irrigation projects.
NCC received five new orders, aggre- Nifty Consumptin 7456.60 2.69 21.73 Consolidated net profit surged to Rs 319.03
gating to Rs 3,601 crore, in December 2022. Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023. crore in the quarter ended September 2022
Of the five orders, two orders of Rs 1,871 as against Rs 139.23 crore in the previous
crore relating to the water division, two Middle East through its subsidiaries in quarter ended September 2021. Sales de-
orders valuing Rs 993 crore pertaining to Muscat and Dubai. Consolidated net profit clined 9.97% to Rs 2498.78 crore.
the electrical division and one order of Rs rose 15% to Rs 131 crore on 30.68% in- IRB Infrastructure Developers’ board
738 crore relating to the irrigation division. crease in sales to Rs 3,373.43 crore in Q2 approved the proposal for sub-division of
These orders have been received from state FY2023 over Q2 FY2022. existing equity share from one equity share
government agencies and do not include any PSP Projects received LoA for a gov- having face value of Rs 10 each, fully paid-
internal orders. ernment project worth Rs 1,344.01 crore up into 10 equity shares with face value of
NCC is a Hyderabad-based company for the construction of a high-rise office Re 1 each fully paid-up.
constructing roads, buildings, irrigation, building at Surat, Gujarat, for Surat Munici- The rationale behind the split is to en-
water and environment, electrical, metals, pal Corporation. With the receipt of the or- hance the liquidity in the capital market, to
mining and railways. Apart from executing der, the total order inflow for FY2023 till widen shareholder base and to make the
projects across India, it has presence in the date amounted to Rs 3,292.59 crore. shares more affordable to small investors.

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IRB Infrastructure Developers is India’s
first multinational infrastructure player in
highways segment. As the largest integrated
private toll roads and highways infrastruc-
ture developer in India, it has an asset base
of over Rs 60,000 crore in 10 states across
the parent company and two InvITs. Con-
solidated net profit spurted 101.63% to Rs
85.31 crore on 8.35% decline in net sales to
Rs 1342.95 crore in Q2 September 2022 over
Q2 September 2021.
Likhitha Infrastructure received total
orders worth Rs 457.39 crore from various
oil and gas distribution companies in the quar-
ter from October 2022 to December 2022.
Likhitha Infrastructure is in the busi-
ness of pipeline laying providing compre-
hensive erection, testing and commissioning
of oil & gas pipelines, city gas distribution
projects and operation and maintenance ser-
vices. Consolidated net profit jumped
40.66% to Rs 14.60 crore on 41.06% in-
crease in sales to Rs 82.96 crore in Q2
FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Antony Waste Handling Cell se-
cured a contract for mechanical street
sweeping of major roads above 18 meters
in Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corpo-
ration area for seven years. The company
is required to conduct mechanized sweep-
ing of about 161 km per day. The contract
is worth Rs 80 crore for concession pe-
riod of seven years.
Reliance Consumer Products (RCPL),
the FMCG arm and a wholly owned sub-
sidiary of Reliance Retail Ventures (RRVL),
will acquire 50% equity stake in Gujarat-
headquartered Sosyo Hajoori Beverages
(SHBPL). SHBPL owns and operates a bev-
erage business under the flagship brand
Sosyo. Sosyo was established in 1923 by
Abbas Abdulrahim Hajoori. It is a heritage
Indian brand with around 100 years of legacy
in carbonated soft drinks (CSD) and juices.
The 100-year-old company is one of the
leading players in the domestic soft drinks
market. The existing promoters, Hajoori
family, will continue to own the remaining
stake in SHBPL.
Currently, SHBPL is led by Abbas
Hajoori and his son Aliasgar Hajoori, has
several beverage brands in its portfolio in-
cluding Sosyo, Kashmira, Lemee, Ginlim,
Runner, Opener, Hajoori Soda and S’eau
having launched over 100 flavours with its
strong expertise in developing formulations.
The Sosyo brand boasts a loyal customer
base in Gujarat.
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The Nifty IT index’s remained range-
bound, capping its slide to 26.5% by
13 January 2023 from the closing top
reached on 04 January 2022
CMP VARIANCE %
(Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR
Coforge 3884.45 -32.17
HCL Technologies 1077.80 -19.22
Infosys 1503.65 -20.73
L&T Technology 3448.75 -39.06
LTI Mindtree 4287.45 -39.89
Mphasis 2035.25 -38.44
Persistent Sys 4005.90 -11.34
TCS 3374.55 -13.43
Tech Mahindra 1003.15 -41.64
Wipro 393.90 -39.38
Nifty IT 28933.75 -25.06
Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023.
RIL said that RCPL aims to empower
Indian consumers with a bouquet of indig-
enously developed consumer brands and
products that offers superior value. The
brand portfolio currently includes iconic
beverage brand Campa and packaged con-
sumer products brand ‘Independence’
launched earlier this month. In addition,
RCPL is creating a distinct and dedicated
retail distribution network for its fast-ex-
panding consumer brands portfolio, it added.
On 29 December 2022, RIL announced
that RCPL, the FMCG arm and a wholly-
owned subsidiary of RRVL, will acquire
65,48,935 equity shares of Lotus, repre-
senting 51% of the paid-up equity share
capital of Lotus, from the current promoter
and promoter group of Lotus at a price per
share of Rs 113, aggregating to Rs 74 crore.
RCPL and certain promoter group entities
of Lotus will subscribe to 5,07,93,200 non-
cumulative redeemable preference shares of
face value of Rs 10 each at par.
RRVL is a subsidiary of RIL and the
holding company of all the retail businesses
under the RIL group. RRVL, through its
subsidiaries and affiliates, operates more
than 16,500 own stores and partners with
over two million merchants. It also operates
the largest network of omni-channel busi-
ness through Jio Mart, Ajio, Netmeds,
Zivame and other online channels. RRVL’s
FMCG subsidiary, Reliance Consumer Prod-
ucts Ltd shall provide a wide range of prod-
ucts under a versatile brand portfolio.
RIL is India’s largest private sector com-
pany. Its activities span hydrocarbon ex-
ploration and production, petroleum refin-
ing and marketing, petrochemicals, retail, and
digital services. Consolidated net profit fell
0.2% to Rs 13,656 crore on 37.3% increase
in net revenue to Rs 230055 crore in Q2
FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Piyush Gupta resigned from the posi-
42.28 tion of CFO of Arvind Fashions, due to
2.07 personal and family health reasons. Further,
the board approved the appointment of
8.40
Girdhar Kumar Chitlangia as the CFO.
32.89
Chitlangia is a CA and an experienced
-2.61 finance professional. In his career spanning
23.25 30 years, he has worked in leadership roles
143.36 in large retail and FMCG companies both in
6.83 India and abroad. Prior to joining Arvind
-6.22 Fashions, he has worked with More Retail,
-14.18
Coca-Cola Company and Super Max World.
Arvind Fashions is in the business of
7.14
marketing and distribution of branded ap-
parels and accessories.
Kewal Kiran Clothing (KKCL) an-
nounced strategic partnership with Board
of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) as
the Indian Cricket Team’s official partner.
KKCL will don the brand Killer logo on Team
India’s Kit until 31 May 2023.With this
partnership, KKCL plans to reach out to
the millions of cricket fans that are spread
across the country and overseas.
KKCL is one of India’s largest branded
apparel manufacturers, engaged in the design-
ing, manufacturing and marketing of branded
jeans and a wide range of western wear, since
1992. With in-house fashion brands Killer,
Integriti, LawmanPg3, Easies, K-Lounge and
Addictions, it has created a niche segment for
apparel and accessory lovers across India.
Consolidated net profit jumped 45.59% to
Rs 39.09 crore on 29.28% increase in net sales
to Rs 226.34 crore in Q2 September 2022
over Q2 September 2021.
Care Ratings assigned ‘BBB/ Stable’ rat-
ing to the long-term bank facilities and the
fixed deposit programme of Bombay Dye-
ing & Manufacturing Company. The
agency assigned ‘A3+’ rating to the short-
term bank facilities. The ratings assigned to
the bank facilities draw strength from the
long and established track record in the PSF
and the textile industry and its lineage to the
established Wadia Group.
The ratings accounted the improvement
in scale of operations of Bombay Dyeing
over the year, albeit it continues to remain
loss-making at the Pat level. There is low
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NSE Mid-cap 100 index constituents down 20% and more from their 52-week highs
COMPANY CMP (Rs) M-CAP 52-WEEK HIGH G/L FROM 52-WEEK LOW G/L FROM P/E DIVIDEND SOURCE
13 JAN’23 ( Rs cr) DATE (Rs) 52-WKH (%) DATE (Rs) 52-WKL (%) YIELD (%)
Tata Tele. Mah. 85.30 16675.55 13-01-22 261.90 -67.43 26-12-22 78.85 8.18 0.00 0.00 QLY
Delhivery 309.90 22570.35 21-07-22 708.00 -56.23 13-01-23 306.00 1.27 0.00 0.00 QLY
PB Fintech. 464.30 20898.90 17-01-22 1052.95 -55.90 17-11-22 356.20 30.35 0.00 0.00 QLY
Trident 33.75 17198.85 18-01-22 70.35 -52.03 26-12-22 30.50 10.66 29.87 1.07 QLY
Indian Energy Ex 141.65 12729.65 13-01-22 272.00 -47.92 26-12-22 129.25 9.59 41.78 1.41 QLY
Sona BLW Precis. 425.65 24898.58 17-01-22 794.80 -46.45 26-12-22 398.05 6.93 69.21 0.36 QLY
Vodafone Idea 7.30 23446.76 13-01-22 13.25 -44.91 12-01-23 7.15 2.10 0.00 0.00 QLY
Clean Science 1462.65 15538.83 17-01-22 2588.00 -43.48 23-12-22 1410.00 3.73 61.85 0.22 QLY
Laurus Labs 357.20 19240.61 19-04-22 626.30 -42.97 13-01-23 354.00 0.90 22.16 0.56 QLY
Dr Lal Pathlabs 2172.25 18106.55 13-01-22 3769.95 -42.38 26-05-22 1805.55 20.31 73.02 0.55 QLY
Tata Elxsi 6242.25 38874.51 17-08-22 10760.00 -41.99 26-12-22 5709.05 9.34 58.02 0.68 QLY
Aurobindo Pharma 435.15 25497.12 25-03-22 727.95 -40.22 02-01-23 429.20 1.39 11.36 2.07 QLY
Voltas 806.35 26680.89 07-04-22 1347.65 -40.17 26-12-22 770.00 4.72 152.43 0.68 QLY
ICICI Securities 501.60 16193.14 18-01-22 838.00 -40.14 26-05-22 408.40 22.82 12.51 4.78 QLY
L&T Technology 3448.75 36417.25 13-01-22 5715.40 -39.66 04-07-22 2924.20 17.94 34.12 1.01 QLY
Jubilant Food. 497.65 32837.20 14-01-22 806.40 -38.29 12-05-22 451.20 10.29 69.12 0.24 QLY
Godrej Propert. 1243.75 34578.86 18-01-22 2012.50 -38.20 20-06-22 1129.55 10.11 86.43 0.00 QLY
Gujarat Gas 450.30 30998.21 14-01-22 721.80 -37.61 23-06-22 403.55 11.58 22.75 0.44 QLY
Natl. Aluminium 83.20 15280.78 04-03-22 132.70 -37.30 28-09-22 66.95 24.27 6.02 7.81 QLY
Indiamart Inter. 4460.55 13655.78 13-01-22 6898.75 -35.34 06-07-22 3676.00 21.34 56.26 0.04 QLY
Adani Wilmar 573.30 74510.57 28-04-22 878.00 -34.70 08-02-22 227.00 152.56 108.37 0.00 QLY
Coforge 3884.45 23722.63 13-01-22 5864.80 -33.77 19-09-22 3210.05 21.01 31.96 1.33 QLY
Dixon Technolog. 3626.55 21599.79 18-01-22 5444.10 -33.39 16-05-22 3180.55 14.02 92.99 0.05 QLY
Nippon Life Ind. 253.10 15772.00 14-01-22 375.55 -32.61 26-12-22 243.30 4.03 23.57 4.34 QLY
The Ramco Cement 709.75 16770.85 13-01-22 1046.90 -32.20 20-06-22 575.65 23.30 54.76 0.42 QLY
Zee Entertainmen 230.25 22115.96 13-01-22 328.60 -29.93 20-06-22 200.50 14.84 27.31 1.30 QLY
Deepak Nitrite 1944.20 26517.54 18-01-22 2690.05 -27.73 01-07-22 1681.15 15.65 28.86 0.36 QLY
JSW Energy 267.90 44060.86 05-09-22 369.00 -27.40 20-06-22 182.05 47.16 20.72 0.74 QLY
Oracle Fin.Serv. 3083.60 26637.62 13-01-22 4230.00 -27.10 27-10-22 2883.25 6.95 14.74 6.15 QLY
Oil India 223.35 24220.19 10-06-22 306.00 -27.01 28-09-22 167.85 33.07 2.98 6.38 QLY
Motherson Wiring 52.00 22989.76 16-11-22 71.15 -26.91 30-03-22 40.00 30.00 49.06 1.17 QLY
Page Industries 40250.25 44879.03 21-10-22 54349.10 -25.94 22-06-22 37825.00 6.41 61.12 0.92 QLY
Bata India 1578.90 20293.21 31-01-22 2122.00 -25.59 13-01-23 1551.10 1.79 65.57 3.45 QLY
Crompton Gr. Con 337.30 21448.42 14-01-22 451.95 -25.37 17-06-22 312.00 8.11 36.23 0.74 QLY
Aditya Bir. Fas. 268.60 25481.91 01-11-22 359.50 -25.29 20-06-22 221.30 21.37 69.23 0.00 QLY
Max Financial 799.55 27593.65 14-01-22 1059.00 -24.50 23-11-22 625.20 27.89 91.90 0.00 QLY
Whirlpool India 1448.40 18375.85 17-01-22 1917.00 -24.44 26-05-22 1365.10 6.10 70.86 0.35 QLY
HPCL 251.20 35633.93 20-01-22 332.20 -24.38 20-10-22 200.05 25.57 0.00 5.57 QLY
Trent 1205.40 42850.46 01-11-22 1566.00 -23.03 24-02-22 980.00 23.00 114.58 0.14 QLY
Astral 2047.50 41248.66 09-09-22 2654.80 -22.88 20-06-22 1581.55 29.46 96.99 0.15 QLY
Lupin 755.75 34368.53 13-01-22 971.45 -22.20 25-05-22 583.00 29.63 503.83 0.53 QLY
Oberoi Realty 850.60 30928.01 15-09-22 1088.95 -21.89 20-06-22 725.95 17.17 21.75 0.35 QLY
Torrent Power 481.00 23117.67 22-08-22 610.00 -21.15 19-05-22 415.25 15.83 11.41 1.87 QLY
SAIL 88.85 36699.72 11-04-22 112.35 -20.92 20-06-22 63.60 39.70 7.73 9.85 QLY
Varun Beverages 1135.75 73772.60 12-12-22 1432.45 -20.71 27-01-22 563.40 101.59 51.25 0.15 QLY
Ipca Labs. 870.70 22090.03 31-03-22 1095.00 -20.48 02-01-23 830.00 4.90 36.01 0.46 QLY
Coromandel Inter 872.90 25664.11 01-09-22 1094.00 -20.21 24-02-22 729.55 19.65 13.43 1.37 QLY
Prestige Estates 443.45 17776.21 18-01-22 554.90 -20.08 20-06-22 379.00 17.01 36.08 0.34 QLY
Source: Source of result for P/E and dividend yield based on latest TTM QLY: quarterly results, FIN: Financial year (annual report) and RES: Result full year. G/L: Gain/Loss. NA: Not available.
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execution risk for the real estate project as
construction is completed. The OC for the
project has been received and is likely to
drive sales momentum for unsold inventory
going forward. Further, the company has its
own land banks and there is scope for mon-
etizing them which would unlock positive
cashflows in the future which would be uti-
lized for deleveraging plans.
The ratings also factor the weak financial
risk profile, marked by a highly leveraged
capital structure with a negative networth over
the past two FYs ended FY2022. There have
been consistent cash losses since last two
fiscals, with debt repayment being supported
by infusion from promoter group companies
and external refinancing.
Care took cognizance of the fact that
quantum of financial support being extended
by Wadia group has increased. Improvement
in financial risk profile is likely to happen
only after substantial deleveraging, which
will result from successful implementation
of proposed monetization and fund-raising
plans. Timely asset monetization and fund-
raising plans for deleveraging would remain
key monitorable.
The rating strengths are also tempered by
challenging market conditions and high-ticket
size of flats, which exposes Bombay Dyeing
to marketing and saleability risk for the unsold
inventory in the real estate. The real estate
market is highly cyclical in nature inherently.
The textile industry is also cyclical in
nature and is sensitive to general economic
conditions and factors such as consumer
demand, inflation, disposable income levels
and demographic trends. The margins are
exposed to volatility in raw material prices
and competition in the textile segment. The
profitability margins are susceptible to fluc-
tuations in key raw material prices and forex
fluctuation risks.
Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing
Company is part of the Wadia Group. It
originated as an integrated textile mill. Cur-
rently, it is primarily in the business of real
estate development, polyester staple fibre
(15% of market share) and textile retail.
Consolidated net loss stood at Rs 93.07
crore in the quarter ended September 2022
as against net loss of Rs 93.40 crore in the
quarter ended September 2021. Sales
spurted 50.38% to Rs 745.22 crore.
Titan Company witnessed healthy
double-digit growth in Q3FY2023 despite
high base in the same period of last year
with overall sales growing 12% year on
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Hi-Tech Pipes’ sales volumes rose 40%
over Q3 FY 2022 and it allotted 55.40 lakh
convertible warrants at Rs 692 each to
promoter and non-promoters
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 10
year. Its network expansion (net), the re-
tail presence stood at 2,362 stores at the
end of the quarter.
The flagship Jewellery division grew
11% over the year with healthy new buyer
growths in the festive period, higher value
purchases in the studded category and unique
new collections for the season. The sales from
studded category moderately outpaced gold
jewellery (plain) segment growth compared
to the same period last year. Wedding sales
grew in-line with the division’s overall sales.
Tanishq opened its first international
boutique store in US, New Jersey, in De-
cember 2022. New store commissions (net)
comprised of 8 domestic stores in Tanishq
and 14 in Mia by Tanishq.
The watches & wearables division grew
14% over the year, led by strong traction in
the wearables space. A slew of exciting prod-
uct launches in the fiscal year leading to the
festive season contributed well to more than
tripling sales from the wearables sub-segment
in the quarter compared to same period last
year. The store expansions pan-India (net) in-
cluded 24 new store additions of Titan World,
17 of Helios and 7 in Fastrack in the quarter.
In the eyecare segment, sales from Ti-
tan Eye+ stores and trade and distribution
channel saw in-line growth with the overall
division. EyeCare expanded added 36 new
stores in Titan Eye+ (net) for the quarter.
Fragrances & Fashion Accessories
(F&FA) jumped 39%, driven by 50% in-
crease in fragrances and 21% growth in fash-
ion accessories. Among key offline channels
for F&FA, large format stores grew the fast-
est, both clocking much higher growths than
the overall division.
Taneira’s sales grew by 150%, driven
by new store openings and healthy double-
digit growth from existing stores. The brand
opened five new stores in the quarter, tak-
ing the total store count to 36 covering 17
cities pan-India.
Business of the wholly-owned subsid-
iary, Titan Engineering & Automation (Teal),
grew 58%, with automation solutions divi-
sion growing by 50% and manufacturing
services division (earlier called aerospace and
defense), clocking 64% growth.
The CaratLane’s business grew 50%,
driven by gifting campaigns around the fes-
tive season from beginning of Navratri and
continuing right till Bhai Dooj to capture
consumer buying intent for the period. Stud-
ded growth was moderately higher than the
overall growth and mix marginally higher than
last year contributing to 75% of the total
business. Titan Company holds 72.3%
stake in CaratLane.
Titan Company, a JV between the Tata
Group and the Tamilnadu Industrial Devel-
opment Corporation (Tidco), commenced
its operations in 1987 under the name Ti-
tan Watches. In 1994, Titan diversified into
Jewellery (Tanishq) and subsequently into
EyeCare. Over the last three decades, Ti-
tan has expanded into underpenetrated
markets and created lifestyle brands across
different product categories including fra-
grances (SKINN), accessories and Indian
dress wear (Taneira).
Consolidated net profit jumped 33.7%
to Rs 857 crore on 17.53% rise in revenue
from operations to Rs 8,134 crore in Q2
FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Kalyan Jewellers India’s Q3 Decem-
ber 2022 quarter witnessed positive momen-
tum in footfalls and revenue across all the
markets majorly driven by strong festive de-
mand. Consolidated revenue grew 13% in Q3
FY2023 as against Q3 FY 2022, about 35%
for nine months of FY2023 compared to the
same period of the previous financial year.
Growth of about 12% was recorded by
India operations compared to Q3 FY 2022
despite strong base being the first normal-
ized quarter post the covid-related market
dislocation. While momentum in footfall was
broad-based across geographies, non-south
markets recorded higher revenue growth
largely due to the greater number of show-
rooms launched in that region over the last
12 months.
There was expansion in gross margin,
which grew sequentially in the recently con-
cluded quarter, driven largely by the im-
provement in both studded share and share
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NSE small-cap 100 index constituents down 20% and more from their 52-week highs
COMPANY CMP (Rs) M-CAP 52-WEEK HIGH G/L FROM 52-WEEK LOW G/L FROM P/E DIVIDEND SOURCE
(13-JAN-23) ( Rs cr) DATE (Rs) 52-WKH (%) DATE (Rs) 52-WKL (%) YIELD (%)
Brightcom Group 29.25 5902.42 17-01-22 115.17 -74.60 29-12-22 26.25 11.43 4.95 1.03 QLY
Tanla Platforms 732.45 9945.17 17-01-22 2096.75 -65.07 27-07-22 584.50 25.31 19.52 0.27 QLY
Lux Industries 1517.85 4564.43 18-01-22 3927.90 -61.36 13-01-23 1515.00 0.19 17.04 0.82 QLY
Alok Industries 15.20 7547.17 17-01-22 35.80 -57.54 26-12-22 14.20 7.04 0.00 0.00 QLY
Zensar Tech. 211.20 4781.01 13-01-22 496.70 -57.48 23-12-22 201.50 4.81 13.56 2.36 QLY
Intellect Design 423.35 5738.34 07-04-22 986.65 -57.09 04-11-22 407.45 3.90 18.47 0.59 QLY
Metropolis Healt 1379.25 7063.23 13-01-22 3142.00 -56.10 20-12-22 1267.05 8.86 45.64 0.58 QLY
TV18 Broadcast 36.50 6257.41 05-04-22 82.60 -55.81 26-12-22 34.30 6.41 16.29 0.00 QLY
MRPL 57.85 10138.79 08-06-22 127.65 -54.68 24-02-22 37.05 56.14 2.22 0.00 QLY
Amber Enterp. 1869.05 6297.53 02-05-22 4025.95 -53.57 26-12-22 1849.60 1.05 49.04 0.00 QLY
Medplus Health 627.30 7484.05 20-01-22 1343.00 -53.29 01-12-22 548.25 14.42 193.61 0.00 QLY
Welspun India 73.30 7364.64 18-01-22 155.00 -52.71 12-05-22 62.20 17.85 30.16 0.20 QLY
Quess Corp 396.50 5875.95 18-01-22 835.00 -52.51 26-12-22 390.45 1.55 21.97 1.01 QLY
Mastek 1715.20 5160.03 04-04-22 3413.10 -49.75 18-11-22 1490.15 15.10 17.53 1.11 QLY
Birlasoft Ltd 293.70 8030.36 13-01-22 579.90 -49.35 07-11-22 260.55 12.72 16.64 1.57 QLY
BSE 534.40 7228.72 15-03-22 1046.66 -48.94 26-12-22 521.50 2.47 33.84 2.53 QLY
Polyplex Corpn 1552.50 4873.68 11-04-22 2870.20 -45.91 23-12-22 1462.00 6.19 7.35 6.82 QLY
Netwrk.18 Media 63.85 6684.77 27-04-22 117.50 -45.66 20-06-22 57.40 11.24 56.01 0.00 QLY
Vardhman Textile 316.60 9153.76 21-01-22 576.00 -45.03 20-06-22 245.50 28.96 7.13 2.15 QLY
MMTC 35.65 5347.50 31-01-22 64.70 -44.90 20-06-22 31.00 15.00 17.83 0.00 QLY
C.E. Info System 1072.50 5755.12 17-01-22 1917.40 -44.06 05-01-23 1022.00 4.94 63.46 0.19 QLY
Firstsour.Solu. 104.35 7305.29 13-01-22 185.20 -43.66 20-06-22 93.00 12.20 15.15 3.34 QLY
Sobha 594.00 5633.84 19-01-22 1044.95 -43.16 20-06-22 480.20 23.70 69.23 0.51 QLY
Laxmi Organic 289.45 7675.24 03-02-22 501.05 -42.23 15-07-22 274.20 5.56 36.14 0.24 QLY
Latent View 366.80 7450.96 17-01-22 617.50 -40.60 20-06-22 305.25 20.16 55.32 0.00 QLY
Chambal Fert. 306.75 12767.18 19-04-22 516.00 -40.55 01-07-22 260.80 17.62 9.86 2.45 QLY
Borosil Renew. 497.35 6488.41 25-04-22 833.35 -40.32 26-12-22 467.15 6.46 44.29 0.00 QLY
Birla Corpn. 976.00 7516.18 17-01-22 1628.50 -40.07 20-06-22 823.00 18.59 36.04 1.02 QLY
Campus Activewe. 387.40 11802.24 19-10-22 639.30 -39.40 20-06-22 297.10 30.39 77.64 0.00 QLY
Indigo Paints 1281.70 6096.92 13-01-22 2108.00 -39.20 23-12-22 1240.00 3.36 52.61 0.23 QLY
Anupam Rasayan 673.85 7237.08 02-02-22 1107.55 -39.16 20-06-22 546.75 23.25 43.78 0.14 QLY

of revenue from non-south markets. The
studded share saw growth sequentially as
well as when compared to the same period
in the previous year.
Five new Kalyan showrooms (all non-
south) were set up, taking the total number
of showrooms in India to 136 as on 31 De-
cember 2022. It expects to open 11 new
franchised showrooms across non-south
markets over the coming three months as
part of the targeted launch of 52 new show-
rooms during CY 2023. It signed 25 more
LoIs, with potential franchise partners for
showroom launches in FY 2024.
The Middle East witnessed significant
improvement in customer sentiment, result-
ing in revenue growth of about 24% as against
the same quarter in the prior year. The growth
was mostly same-store-sales driven as only
one showroom was added in the region in the
last 12 months. The region contributed about
16% to the consolidated revenue.
The online business recorded revenue
de-growth of about 5% compared to Q3 FY
2023. Candere launched its second offline
store in the quarter.
As on 31 December 2022, the total num-
ber of showrooms across India and the
Middle East stood at 169.
Headquartered in Kerala, Kalyan Jew-
ellers is one the largest jewellery retailers in
India, with presence in the Middle East.
Consolidated net profit surged 54.78% to
Rs 106.38 crore on 20.22% jump in revenue
from operations to Rs 3,472.9 crore in Q2
FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
PC Jeweller recorded domestic turn-
over of Rs 829.10 crore in Q3 FY 2023, a
growth of more than 38% over the year. The
company opened a new franchisee show-
room at Katihar, Bihar.
PC Jeweller (PCJ) is one of the leading
players in the gems and jewellery segment
in India. PCJ, with its headquarters in Delhi,
is engaged in the manufacture, retail and ex-
port of gold, diamond and studded jewellery.
Consolidated net profit of Rs 85.92 crore in
the quarter ended September 2022 as against

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COMPANY CMP (Rs) M-CAP 52-WEEK HIGH G/L FROM 52-WEEK LOW G/L FROM P/E DIVIDEND SOURCE
(13-JAN-23) ( Rs cr) DATE (Rs) 52-WKH (%) DATE (Rs) 52-WKL (%) YIELD (%)
Indiabulls Hous. 138.70 6541.05 18-01-22 227.70 -39.09 06-07-22 89.00 55.84 5.51 0.00 QLY
Just Dial 585.75 4938.22 21-01-22 957.55 -38.83 20-06-22 520.00 12.64 109.08 0.00 QLY
Sterlite Tech. 171.55 6832.49 13-01-22 279.95 -38.72 26-07-22 128.60 33.40 0.00 0.29 QLY
Sunteck Realty 364.10 5332.75 18-01-22 589.90 -38.28 23-12-22 315.00 15.59 156.27 0.41 QLY
Route Mobile 1191.45 7424.11 13-01-22 1918.95 -37.91 23-06-22 1052.00 13.26 31.83 0.42 QLY
Delta Corp 211.65 5661.34 06-04-22 339.70 -37.70 16-06-22 162.10 30.57 22.66 0.59 QLY
GNFC 573.85 8918.78 05-04-22 912.00 -37.08 25-01-22 436.70 31.41 4.47 1.74 QLY
Chemplast Sanmar 439.30 6945.75 31-03-22 685.00 -35.87 04-11-22 357.20 22.98 11.57 0.00 QLY
Graphite India 377.00 7365.66 11-04-22 587.00 -35.78 28-09-22 348.25 8.26 19.86 2.65 QLY
Angel One 1305.10 10880.76 29-04-22 2022.00 -35.45 20-06-22 1066.00 22.43 14.23 2.06 QLY
CDSL 1077.65 11261.44 17-01-22 1654.00 -34.85 26-05-22 1015.00 6.17 37.59 1.39 QLY
Deepak Fertiliz. 704.60 8894.72 21-10-22 1062.00 -33.65 25-01-22 463.25 52.10 7.63 1.22 QLY
Balaji Amines 2560.90 8297.57 15-09-22 3844.00 -33.38 06-01-23 2512.00 1.95 20.05 0.23 QLY
Century Textiles 715.10 7987.36 17-01-22 1023.90 -30.16 26-12-22 665.00 7.53 36.28 0.56 QLY
Manappuram Fin. 121.65 10296.39 18-01-22 173.75 -29.99 20-06-22 81.50 49.26 8.49 2.47 QLY
Easy Trip Plann. 51.50 8952.35 24-11-22 73.50 -29.93 24-02-22 30.96 66.34 71.53 0.24 QLY
DCM Shriram 887.50 13839.88 28-04-22 1263.85 -29.78 26-12-22 831.00 6.80 12.21 1.66 QLY
Elgi Equipments 406.15 12871.26 07-09-22 566.60 -28.32 13-05-22 248.70 63.31 54.66 0.28 QLY
Rain Industries 183.55 6173.70 14-01-22 255.80 -28.24 20-06-22 128.60 42.73 4.93 0.54 QLY
HFCL 73.65 10147.19 17-01-22 101.35 -27.33 20-06-22 51.55 42.87 36.10 0.24 QLY
NBCC 39.45 7101.00 17-01-22 53.70 -26.54 17-06-22 26.55 48.59 20.65 1.27 QLY
UTI AMC 809.70 10280.48 13-01-22 1098.40 -26.28 17-06-22 595.00 36.08 21.62 2.59 QLY
Brigade Enterpr. 437.25 10085.73 12-09-22 585.00 -25.26 12-05-22 376.15 16.24 53.32 0.34 QLY
Balrampur Chini 394.15 8042.24 08-04-22 525.90 -25.05 31-10-22 307.30 28.26 27.84 0.63 QLY
Triven.Engg.Ind. 282.35 6825.96 19-04-22 374.50 -24.61 20-06-22 211.05 33.78 18.22 1.15 QLY
Cams Services 2273.85 11140.41 17-01-22 2971.50 -23.48 26-05-22 2037.15 11.62 38.67 1.70 QLY
Praj Industries 353.25 6489.66 11-10-22 461.60 -23.47 26-05-22 289.05 22.21 35.25 1.19 QLY
CreditAcc. Gram. 883.65 13801.37 02-06-22 1154.00 -23.43 13-01-22 560.25 57.72 23.51 0.00 QLY
Fine Organic 5635.10 17277.20 14-09-22 7328.75 -23.11 25-01-22 3457.10 63.00 32.22 0.16 QLY
CESC 73.95 9802.59 17-01-22 94.50 -21.75 20-06-22 68.00 8.75 7.29 6.12 QLY
PVR 1754.00 10743.26 04-08-22 2214.85 -20.81 24-01-22 1477.05 18.75 0.00 0.00 QLY
Glenmark Pharma. 420.15 11855.30 14-01-22 528.70 -20.53 20-06-22 348.50 20.56 12.21 0.60 QLY
Sh.Renuka Sugar 54.95 11696.05 11-10-22 68.75 -20.07 22-02-22 30.35 81.05 0.00 0.00 QLY
SOURCE: Source of result for P/E and dividend yield on latest TTM based on QLY: Quarterly result, FIN: financial year (annual report) and RES: result full year. G/L: Gain/Loss. NA: Not available.
Source: Capitaline Database

net loss of Rs 78.89 crore in the previous
quarter ended September 2021. Sales rose
60.36% to Rs 897.58 crore.
AGI Greenpac commenced commercial
operations at its speciality glass facility set
up in Telangana.In November 2020, the com-
pany had announced the setting up a
greenfield facility to make specialty glass at
Bhongir, Telangana, with an investment of
Rs 220 crore. The specialty glass facility
would have a manufacturing capacity of 154
tpd and five manufacturing lines spread
across 15 acres, according to reports.
Reportedly, AGI Greenpac would fo-
cus on exports to the US, Australia, and a
few markets in Europe. The plant would
reportedly cater to high-end pharmaceuti-
cals including vials, perfumery, cosmetics
and other segments.
AGI Greenpac, formerly known as HSIL,
is a packaging products company manufac-
turing and marketing various packaging prod-
ucts, including glass containers and Pet bottles,
products and security caps, and closures. Net
profit rose 9% to Rs 34 crore on 66% increase
in revenue from operations to Rs 513 crore in
Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Hindustan Unilever (HUL)completed
the acquisition of 51% shareholding of
Zywie Ventures for total consideration of
Rs 264.28 crore. Consequent to the acquisi-
tion, Zywie Ventures has become a subsid-
iary of the company.The objective of the
acquisition is to enter in the health and
wellbeing category.
Zywie Ventures manufactures, buys, sells,
trades and deals in protein products; vitamins,
minerals and supplements; and beauty and
personal care. The company reported turn-
over of Rs 124.17 crore in FY 2022.
The acquisition is in accordance with the
terms and conditions of the definitive agree-
ments signed on 8 December 2022. The com-
pany acquired 19% stake for total consider-
ation of Rs 70 crore on the same date.
HUL is India’s largest fast moving con-
sumer goods company. The FMCG major
reported 20% increase in standalone net

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profit to Rs 2,616 crore on 16% rise in net
sales to Rs 14,514 crore in Q2 FY2023 over
Q2 FY2022.
Dabur India completed acquisition of a
51% stake in a majority stake in spice brand
Badshah Masala.Founded in 1958, Badshah
Masala manufactures, markets and exports
ground spices, blended spices and season-
ings. It has 52 products available in India
and overseas markets. Blended spices form
82% of the revenue. It has two manufactur-
ing facilities atUmargam, Gujarat.
On 27 October 2022, Dabur India an-
nounced the signing of definitive transac-
tion agreements to acquire 51% shareholding
of Badshah Masala.The company acquired
51% stake in Badshah for Rs 587.52 crore,
less proportionate debt as on the closing
date, with the Badshah enterprise being val-
ued at Rs 1,152 crore. This translates to a
revenue multiple of around 4.5x and Ebidta
multiple of around 19.6x of FY2023 esti-
mated financials.
The acquisition is in line with Dabur’s
strategic intent to expand its foods busi-
ness to Rs 500 crore in three years and
expand into new adjacent categories. This
also marks Dabur’s entry into the over Rs
25,000 crore branded spices and seasoning
market in India.
Dabur India will acquire the balance 49%
of the issued and paid-up equity share capi-
tal of Badshah after five years.
Following the share purchase agreement
and the share holders agreement executed
with the existing promoters and sharehold-
ers of Badshah, Dabur acquired 51% equity
shareholding of Badshah from its sharehold-
ers upon fulfilment of terms and conditions,
as per SPA and SNA.
Consequent to the transaction, Badshah
Masala Pvt Ltd became a subsidiary of
Dabur India.
The FMCG major’s India business is
expected to report low to mid-single digit
revenue growth. However, the international
business is expected to deliver double-digit
revenue growth in Q3 FY2023.
Due to challenging macro-economic en-
vironment and muted category growths in
the quarter, the firm’s India business will
report low to mid-single digit revenue growth.
The healthcare portfolio returned to growth
trajectory, still navigating high bases of the
pandemic. The food &beverages (F&B) busi-
ness continued to trend at robust levels. The
F&B’s growth will see some moderation on
account of early onset of the festive season.
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The Nifty Realty index slowed its
slide to 23% by 13 January 2023
from its closing top of 556.60 on 08
November 2020
CMP VARIANCE %
(Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR
Brigade Enterpr. 437.25 -8.45
DLF 377.05 -8.22
Godrej Propert. 1243.75 -35.55
Indbull.RealEst. 77.15 -54.38
Macrotech Devel. 1019.90 -16.33
Oberoi Realty 850.60 -10.05
Phoenix Mills 1437.30 38.39
Prestige Estates 443.45 -9.76
Sobha 594.00 -32.93
Sunteck Realty 364.10 -35.05
Nifty Realty 426.40 -15.36
Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023.
The demand trends for the industry re-
mained weak in Q3 FY2023, with rural mar-
kets continuing to remain under pressure.
This was further accentuated by late onset
of winter in north India. However, early
signs of moderate recovery were visible to-
wards latter part of the quarter coupled with
some abatement in inflation.
The improving macroeconomic environ-
ment, positive steps being taken by the gov-
ernment and the expected stimulus of the
upcoming Union Budget should help speed
up the recovery of the industry.
The continuing the trend of double-digit
CAGRs of the business in H1 FY2023, the
three-yearCAGR in this quarter will be in high
singledigit for home and personal care (HPC)
and healthcare and double digits for F&B.
The organized channels of modern trade
and e-commerce continued to report double
digit growth. Rural markets showed early
signs of recovery towards the end of the
quarter and could be further bolstered by
the upcoming harvest season, MSPs and
expected spending by the government.
The international business is expected
to post double-digit revenue growth in cc.
However, due to currency headwinds in
Turkey and Egypt, the reported growth in
rupee would be impacted. Overall, the con-
solidated revenue is expected to report low
to mid-single digit growth.
Inflation started to cool off in the quar-
ter. As a result, gross margins will be mar-
ginally better sequentially. The adverse cur-
rency movements in international business
and inflation will lead to near term impact
on the OPM, which is expected to be lower
by 200-250 bps as compared to Q3 FY2022.
Dabur India is one of India’s leading
FMCG companies. It is one of the world’s
largest ayurvedic and natural health care
company. Consolidated net profit declined
2.83% to Rs 490.06 crore on 6% increase in
63 net sales to Rs 2986.49 crore in Q2 Septem-
34.44 ber 2022 over Q2 September 2021.
-12.94 Despite demand softness in India,
-7.88
Godrej Consumer Products expects to
deliver double-digit sales growth backed by
-
low single-digit volume growth in Q3
46.58
FY2023. The Indian FMCG sector wit-
81.66 nessed slow growth driven by poor rural
50.14 consumption and a slowdown post the fes-
22.49 tive season. There was a sequential improve-
-4.75 ment from high single-digit sales growth and
26.30 mid-single-digit volume decline in the previ-
ous quarter. The growth was broad-based
and led by around double-digit sales growth
in both home care and personal care.
The Indonesia business has started to
see gradual recovery in performance, with
constant currency sales decline in low single
digits. However, growth ex-hygiene, is mar-
ginally positive.
Godrej Africa, USA, and Middle East
(Gaum) continues its strong sales growth
momentum, clocking double-digit sales
growth in constant currency terms.
At consolidated level, sales are expected
to grow in mid-teens in cc and around
doubledigits in rupee terms with flattish
volumes. The quality of its profits should
see meaningful improvement, led by gross
margin recovery and continued marketing in-
vestments translating to high single-digit
Ebitda growth.
Godrej Consumer Products is an Indian
consumer goods company. Products include
soap, hair colorants, toiletries and liquid
detergents. Consolidated net profit declined
25.1% to Rs 358.86 crore despite 7% rise in
net sales to Rs 3,364.45 crore in Q2 FY2023
over Q2 FY2022.
Adani Wilmar, which markets its ed-
ible oils and other food items under the For-
tune brand, had another good quarter, with
strong volume growth across all segments
leading to continued gain in market share
across key product categories in Q3 FY2023.
This year, festivals and weddings were
celebrated at a much larger scale, compared
to the base quarter which got impacted by
lingering covid effect. It also benefited from
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a stronger out-of-home (OOH) consump-

tion. The growth has been broad-based Taking off
across both urban and rural towns, with Constituents of the BSE 500 index, comprising the most liquid stocks, hitting 52-week
higher saliency in the urban markets. The highs, for various reasons in the fortnight ended 13 January 2023
company reported high-single digit growth
in edible oil volumes, while the growth in CMP VAR P/E P/BV CMP VAR P/E P/BV
value terms was in low-single digit in COMPANY (Rs) (%) COMPANY (Rs) (%)
Q3FY2023.
Kalpataru Power 591.1 -12.5 19.0 1.8 RHI Magnesita 893.2 -3.1 49.2 14.2
Hence, packed oil sales grew strongly
Jindal Stain. 255.0 -7.3 7.5 2.2 Abbott India 22481.8 -1.0 53.6 17.4
by high-double digit during the quarter, on
the back of higher in-house as well as out- Esab India 4304.4 -8.2 62.2 22.5 Godfrey Phillips 2149.4 -5.2 18.8 3.4
of-home consumption. However, institu- Swan Energy 339.0 -3.6 0.0 7.3 IDBI Bank 62.0 -12.1 20.3 1.6
tional demand was weak and declined dur- Canara Bank 341.6 -5.0 6.3 0.9 Power Fin.Corpn. 161.9 -5.7 2.9 0.5
ing the quarter. M & M Fin. Serv. 247.1 -4.9 12.2 1.7
REC Ltd 126.3 -2.9 3.2 0.6
The food & FMCG basket continued to PNC Infratech 332.6 -0.8 12.0 2.1
Solar Industries 4536.0 -5.4 63.0 17.8
grow at a very strong rate of high-20s in vol- Zydus Lifesci. 458.6 -3.8 22.7 2.7
Jindal Stain. Hi 459.5 -1.9 6.5 1.9
umes and mid-40 growth in value in percent- CG Power & Indu. 310.9 -0.6 81.3 34.9
age terms during the quarter. The growth was General Insuranc 204.0 -8.4 6.5 0.9
Lloyds Metals 279.5 -0.5 22.3 70.2
driven by increasing penetration and amply Axis Bank 970.5 -3.7 15.6 2.2
PNB Housing 600.9 -3.6 11.4 0.9
supported by our wide-spread distribution Equitas Sma. Fin 63.9 -12.5 15.9 1.6
Jindal Steel 612.8 -0.4 16.9 1.6
network of edible oils across India. Sundram Fasten. 1029.0 -4.9 44.1 7.2
The wheat flour category grew strongly Mahindra CIE 386.7 -2.4 23.4 2.7
Apollo Tyres 339.5 -5.5 28.2 1.8
driven by increase in retail outlet reach, high- CMP as on 13 January 2023. Variation % from 52-week high.
RBL Bank 189.2 -6.6 15.5 0.8 Data on consolidated priority basis
paced growth in alternative channels, focused
branding, and strong on-ground execution. Adani Wilmar, a JV between Adani crore was reaffirmed at AA+/A1+. Outlook
In the rice business, the company took Group of India and Wilmar Group of on the long-term rating is stable.
several targeted actions across multiple cus- Singapore, is one of the largest consumer Long-term rating for Rs 1,000 crore
tomer segments and witnessing good results food FMCG companies in India. The com- NCDs borrowing program was reaffirmed
which was well supported by increase in pany has a diversified product portfolio of- at AA+. Outlook on the long-term rating is
our manufacturing capacity (both own and fering most of the primary kitchen essen- stable. Instruments with this rating are con-
leased). Non-basmati rice, which is 90%+ tials including edible oil, wheat flour, rice, sidered to have a high degree of safety re-
by volume share in India, is another under- pulses, besan and sugar with market leading garding timely servicing of financial obliga-
served category which will become a growth positions across products. The company tions. Such instruments carry very low
driver for the company, it added. reported 73% drop in net profit to Rs 49 credit risk.
Besan& pulses, sugar, soya nuggets and crore in Q2 FY2023 from Q2 FY2022. Rev- The real estate developer purchased
personal care category also registered strong enue rose by 5% to Rs 14,209 crore. 60 acres on an outright basis in the fast-
volume growth. GM Breweries reported 30.98% jump developing micro market of Oragadam
Industry essentials registered a strong in net profit to Rs 25.92 crore on 17.41% Junction, Chennai.Spread across approxi-
volume growth of over 40% and high-teens increase in revenue to Rs 153.66 crore in Q3 mately 60 acres, the proposed project is
growth in value in Q3 FY2023, driven by FY2023 over Q3 FY2022. Net profit rose estimated to have a developable potential
higher production e- sale of de-oiled cakes, 14.69% and revenue increased by 8.32% over of approximately 1.6 million sq ft of sale-
on the back of a good crop of mustard e- Q2 FY 2023. able area, comprising primarily of residen-
soya in India and competitive pricing in the PBT stood at Rs 34.64 crore, a growth tial plotted development.
export markets. of 31.01% from Q3 FY2022.Total expenses The site is strategically located in be-
Additionally, oleochemicals andcastor, advanced 18.21% to Rs 577.49 crore. Cost tween Grand South Trunk Road and NH-4,
which together contribute close to 55% of of material consumed was at Rs 109.50 crore just off Oragadam Junction (on the six-lane
the overall segment volume, also witnessed (up 14.84%) and employee benefits ex- SH-48) offering access to other parts of the
good growth. The company said that it con- penses stood at Rs 2.75 crore (up 21.68%). city via Chennai Bypass Road, Chennai
tinued dominance in castor exports, increas- G M Breweries manufactures and mar- Tiruvallur High Road and Red Hills
ing its market share (of total castor exports kets alcoholic beverages such as country li- Road.Oragadam Junction is recognized as
from India) to 32% in Q3 FY2023. quor (CL) and Indian made foreign liquor one of the fastest-growing business and larg-
Adani Wilmar recognised the large op- (IMFL). The company is the largest manu- est industrial corridors of Chennai, with
portunity available in the HoReCa (hotels, facturer of CL in Maharashtra, with a size- manufacturing facilities of 22 Fortune 500
restaurants, and caterers) segment and its able market share. companies spread across the industrial belt
capability to serve them with the wide- Godrej Properties announced the en- stretching from Sriperumbudur to Oragadam.
ranged product basket of kitchen essentials. hancement in CP limits to Rs 1750 crore The area is well-connected via road and rail
It will further develop its operating model from Rs 1500 crore by Icra and Crisil.Credit and offers good civil and social infrastruc-
to drive sales in this customer segment. rating limits for bank facilities of Rs 4,500 ture consisting of schools, colleges, hospi-

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tals, and retail outlets.
Godrej Properties is in the business of
real estate construction, development and
other related activities. In FY 2021, the com-
pany emerged as the largest developer in
India by the value and volume of residential
sales achieved. Consolidated net profit
spurted 53.8% to Rs 54.96 crore on 27.7%
jump in net sales to Rs 165.09 crore in Q2
FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Sobha’s total sales value improved 36%
to Rs 1,424.7 crore in Q3 FY2023 from Q3
FY 2022. The Bangalore-based company’s
share in the sales value was Rs 1,111.2 crore,
up 22%. Sales volume in Q3 FY2023 stood
at 1.48 million sq ft, up by 12%. The aver-
age price realization increased by 22% to Rs
9,650 per sq ft.
Demand for housing continued to be
steady despite concerns like uncertainty in
technology sector outlook, higher home loan
rates. Requirement for larger homes has
been a consistent theme that the company
has witnessed in the past couple of years.
Adoption of its home designs to cater to
this demand across cities has helped the
firm to improve the sales volumes and at-
tain higher realizations.
Q3 FY2023 notched the best-ever sales
quarter, both in volume and value. While Ban-
galore continues to contribute to significant
share of real estate sales, projects from other
cities have contributed 40% of the total sales
volume, one of the highest in recent years.
Operations in contractual and manufac-
turing, too, witnessed increased demand
from corporate and institutional clients.
Cash flows were strong and resulted in net
debt reduction.
Sobha is focused on residential and con-
tractual projects. Its residential projects in-
clude presidential apartments, villas, row
houses, super luxury and luxury apartments,
plotted developments and aspirational
homes. Consolidated net profit declined
69.6% to Rs 19.2 crore on 14.4% fall in
revenue from operation to Rs 667.3 crore in
Q2 FY2023 over Q2 FY2022.
Macrotech Developers achieved pre-
sales of Rs 3,035 crore in Q3 FY2023, a
growth of 16.3% over Q3 FY 2022.9M
FY2023 pre-sales stood at Rs 9,039 crore,
up 62.3% over a year ago.This puts the com-
pany on track to surpass full-year guidance
of Rs 11,500 crore. Collections were at Rs
2,682 crore, up by 26%.
Four new projects having five million
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Captain Pipes will considersub-
division of equity shares and issue
of bonus shares at its meeting on
27 January 2023
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 10
crore across various micro-markets of MMR
and Pune. About Rs 17,800 crore of GDV
so far exceeded full-year guidance of Rs
15,000 crore, reflected availability of land in
the targeted micro-markets and landowners
desire to partner with us to get the best NPV
of cash flows on their land. This, in turn,
provides growth visibility.Net debt reduced
by Rs 753 crores to Rs 8,042 crore.
The real estate developer reported net
loss of 933.07 crore in Q2 FY2023 from Q2
FY2022. Net sales slipped 16.9% to Rs
1,765.43 crore.
Ajmera Realty & Infra India’s
(ARIIL) sales value advanced 19% to Rs
128 crore in Q3 FY2023 from Q3
FY2022.The sales value dropped 23% from
Q2 FY2023. Carpet area sales stood at
63,595 sqft in Q3 FY2023, a growth of 2%.
The carpet area sold in Q3 FY2023 includes
recently launched project at Juhu, which
clocked sales of over 10% of the sales po-
tential on receipt RERA registration in the
quarter. On quarter on quarter (QoQ) basis,
carpet area sales declined by 20% from Rs
79,976 sqft in Q2 FY2023. Collection grew
40% over the year and 14% over the quarter
to Rs 116 crore in Q3 FY2023.
ARIIL’s sales value stood at Rs 694 crore
in 9M FY2023, a surge of 124% over the
year. Carpet area sales climbed 69% to Rs
3,01,010 sqft in 9M FY2023.In 9M
FY2023, total annual sales value of Rs 431
crore in FY2022 was surpassed by 1.6 times
to Rs 694 crore. This incremental value is a
translation of sales velocity witnessed pri-
marily across newly launched projects in
Mumbai in the period.
ARIIL is focused on premium develop-
ments in luxury and mid-luxury projects in
the residential segment. The company has a
huge development potential available on its
balance land parcel at Mumbai, Bengaluru
and Ahmedabad. Net profit surged 199.6%
to Rs 34.30 crore on 88.3% surge in net
sales to Rs 185.47 crore in Q2 FY2023 over
Q2 FY2022.
Kolte-Patil Developers recorded 28%
jump in sales value to Rs 716 crore in Q3
FY2023 from Q3 FY2022.Sales volume in-
creased by 31% to 1.13 million sq ft. Sales
value and sales volume were higher by 95%
and 102%, respectively. Realization was Rs
6,339 per sq ft, down 2% over the year and
down 4% over the quarter.Collections grew
3% over the year and 8% over the quarter to
Rs. 435 crore.
Abouttwo million sq ft of inventory was
launched across six projects in Pune and
Mumbai. New launches contributed 57% to
the pre-sales value for the quarter. Flagship
project Life Republic crossed the half mil-
lion mark to record volumes of 6.62 lakh sq
ft, the highest-ever in any one quarter.
Wholly owned subsidiary Sampada Re-
alities entered an agreement with Planet
Smart City, for strategic land monetization
of a portion of its project, Little Earth, at
Kiwale, Pune, for Rs 78 crore, for joint de-
velopment of 0.65 million sq ft.It entered an
agreement with Marubeni Corporation (Ja-
pan). Marubeni will invest Rs 206.5 crore
in the Pimple Nilakh residential project and
will be entitled to 2.85 lakh sq ft of saleable
area in the project.
Crisil Ratings re-affirmed the ratings of
the long-term bank loan facilities at ‘A+/
Stable’, short-term bank loan facilities at
‘A1’ and rated NCDs at ‘A+/Stable’.
The Kolte-Patil Developers group is one
of the largest residential real estate develop-
ers in Pune. The company has a healthy
project portfolio of affordable and mid-in-
come, and luxury residential segments
through its brands, Kolte-Patil and 24K, re-
spectively, and is expanding its presence in
Bengaluru and Mumbai. The company re-
ported net loss of Rs 8.79 crore in Q2 FY23
as against net profit of Rs 17.70 crore in Q2
FY2022. Net sales declined 59.4% to Rs
123.31 crore.
Den Network reported 7.9% rise in con-
solidated net profit to Rs 49.02 crore despite
5.9% fall in net sales to Rs 276.90 crore in
Q3 FY2023 over Q3 FY2022. PBT increased
by 14.1% to Rs 49.72 crore. Total expenses
skid 3.58% to Rs 270.25 crore. Ebitda
dropped 26% to Rs 37 crore. The Ebitda
margin slipped to 14% from 17%. Cash and
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cash equivalents stood at Rs 2,662 crore.
Revenue from the cable distribution net-
work business stood at Rs 266.97 crore
(down 4.39%), while revenue from the
broadband business was at Rs 9.93 crore
(down 33.3%).
Subscription revenue fell 2% over the
quarter and 11% over the year to Rs 157
crore. Placement/management income de-
clined 10% over the quarter but rose 5%
over the year to Rs 90 crore. Activation rev-
enue dropped 3% over the quarter and 36%
over the year to Rs 13 crore.
Den Networks is a cable TV distribu-
tion company in the country, with a wide
gamut of services. Den’s cable operations
covers over 500+ cities and towns across 13
key states.
Overseas
U.S. stocks finished higher Friday, 13 Janu-
ary 2023as investors weighed data on con-
sumer sentiment and inflation expectations.
A reading from the CPI showed US in-
flation fell in December but not by a wide
enough margin to prompt the Federal Re-
serve to reconsider further interest-rate
hikes. Treasury yields declined after the CPI
report, with the yield on the 10-year note
falling to 3.446%.
The University of Michigan consumer
sentiment index climbed in January to its
highest level in nine months, as expecta-
tions for the rate of inflation one year out
moderated.
A weekly report on jobless claims
showed that the pace of applications for
unemployment benefits in the US declined.
ADP private payrolls data showed 2.35 lakh
jobs were created in December, beating ex-
pectations for 1.53 lakh new jobs. The data
also showed large increases in workers’ pay,
suggesting that the Fed may need to hike
interest rates further to achieve the slow-
down in the labour market that they believe
will be needed to slow inflation. Fed offi-
cials remain resolute in stressing they are
prepared to err on the hawkish side to en-
sure at end to high inflation.
The Fed released the minutes from its
13-14 December meeting, which showed
none of the policymakers expect any inter-
est rate cuts in 2023, as they awaited more
evidence that inflation was on a sustained
downward path. The Fed has raised policy
interest rate by 425 bps, from zero in March,
as it looked to tackle inflation that reached
its highest in four decades.
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Amazon was off after undefined an-
In no mood to succumb nouncing it is cutting 18,000 jobs or about
1% of its workforce, becoming the latest
The Nifty Energy index stayed flat by
capping its loss to 11% by 13 January technology company to cut back after ex-
2023 from its all-time high of 29,046.10 panding rapidly during the pandemic.
reached on 28 April 2022 Shares of chipmaker Taiwan Semicon-
ductor Manufacturing Company despite a
CMP VARIANCE %
company warning about falling revenue and
(Rs) 1 YEAR 2 YEAR lower margins.
Adani Green 1915.65 15.28 107.74 Shares of Ichor Holdings finished lower
Adani Transmissi 2689.05 33.14 501.78 after the semiconductor equipment maker
BPCL 350.10 -11.25 -15.00 warned of a revenue miss for the Q4 of CY
GAIL (India) 96.10 -0.55 2.05 2022, as well as for Q1 of CY 2023.
Goldman Sachs Group is set to begin a
IOCL 82.30 1.89 22.29
large round of staff layoffs this week, cut-
NTPC 167.80 24.34 63.63
ting as many as 3,200 jobs.
ONGC 146.95 -10.37 39.62
JPMorgan shares gained after reporting
Power Grid Corpn 214.00 2.88 39.19 Q4 earnings and revenue that topped Wall
Reliance Industr 2467.60 -2.67 27.27 Street expectations. The bank said a mild
Tata Power Co. 206.45 -15.84 140.48 recession is now the “central case.”
Nifty Energy 25862.55 4.21 48.38 Wells Fargo shares rose 3.3% after re-
Current market price (CMP) as on 13 January 2023. porting falling profit, as it was hit by a recent
settlement and the need to build reserves.
Though the nonfarm payrolls report Bank of America shares gained after re-
showed a healthy pace of job creation and porting EPS of 85 cents last quarter, above
an unemployment rate of just 3.5%, it also the 77 cents a share expected by analysts.
showed a slowing in wage growth, poten- Revenue also beat expectations. However,
tially easing pressure on service sector in- net interest income fell slightly below ex-
flation, an area of price pressure that the pectations despite jumping interest rates.
Fed is keenly eyeing as it tightens monetary BlackRock shares closed about flat af-
policy. The ISM’s services sector index fell ter the asset-management giant reported a
to 49.6% in December from 56.5% in No- decline in Q4 results.
vember, with the index’s reading for Decem- Silvergate Capital slumped after it said
ber turning negative for the first time since digital asset deposits tumbled by US$8.1
May 2020.The ISM manufacturing index, billion from 30 September through the end
which measures U.S. manufacturing activ- of the year to just US$3.8 billion in the wake
ity, slipped to 48.4, the lowest level since of the collapse of crypto exchange FTX,
May 2020. which sparked a run forcing the bank to sell
The IMF warned that a third of the glo- assets at a steep loss to cover some $8.1
bal economy will suffer recession in billion in withdrawals. The bank said it was
CY2023, a downturn that will likely trim forced to sell US$5.2 billion in debt to cover
corporate profit. withdrawals and recorded a in a US$718
In US corporate news, Salesforce shares million loss in Q4 on that sale.
rose after the cloud-based marketing soft- Shares of other lenders with ties to the
ware company announced a restructuring crypto industry also declined, including SVB
plan that includes cutting its staff by about Financial Group and Signature Bank.
10% and the closure of some offices. Shares of UnitedHealth Group
GE HealthCare Technologies finished dropped after the health-insurance giant
higher as it began trading as a separate com- shared its results.
pany on the S&P 500 index from 04 Janu- Chinese ADRs jumped after Ant Group
ary 2022. In CY2021 GE announced plans received approval to expand its consumer
to break up into three companies so it can finance business in a sign of progress in re-
focus on its aviation business. It plans to solving regulators’ concerns.
spin off its energy segment in CY2024. American depositary receipts of Chinese
Shares of Apple fell on reports that the e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding
company has cut MacBook, Apple Watch jumped after co-founder Jack Ma gave up
and AirPod orders from its Asian suppliers, control of Chinese financial-technology com-
citing weakening demand. pany Ant Group. Alibaba owns a roughly
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33% stake in Ant Group.
Tesla shares fell after the company cut
prices in the US and Europe again. Tesla had
earlier slashed prices in China for the sec-
ond time in three months, in an apparent
effort to boost sales of its electric vehicles
hours after announcing disappointing De-
cember deliveries in China.
Delta Air Lines reported Q4 profit and
revenue that beat expectations.
American Airlines Group shares finished
higher after the carrier said it expects stron-
ger profit in Q4.
Southwest Airlines Company’s shares
ended higher after the airline warned that it
expects to report a surprise net loss for the
fourth quarter after cancelling thousands of
flights over the holidays.
Virgin Orbit Holdings shares finished
lower after its rocket attempting the first
space launch from British soil did not reach
orbit. “An anomaly” stood in the way of
the destination, Virgin Orbit said in a tweet.
Shares of Oak Street Health jumped af-
ter reports show that CVS was in negotia-
tions to buy the decade-old chain of clinics
that service Medicare recipients for more
than US$10 billion.
Shares of ProKidney Corporation lost
despite the company saying preliminary
data from a Phase 2 study found that the
company’s investigational renal autologous
cell therapy treatment can delay the need
for dialysis in some patients with chronic
kidney disease.
Shares of Eton Pharmaceuticals rose af-
ter the company said its experimental treat-
ment for alcohol poisoning is being reviewed
by the US FDA.
Walgreens Boots Alliance finished lower
even after the drugstore chain reported fis-
cal Q1 earnings that beat analyst estimates
and raised its full-year revenue outlook
partly due to its US health care segment’s
acquisition of Summit Health.
Linde stocks fell on reports that Russia
froze US$488 million in the German indus-
trial gas company’s assets.
Costco Wholesale Corporation shares
jumped on strong holiday sales.
Shares of Walt Disney Company rose after
the company announced Mark Parker, the ex-
ecutive chairman of Nike, as its new chairman.
Bed Bath &Beyond’s Q3 CY 2022 earn-
ings came in below estimates while the decline
in same-store sales, a 32% drop, was sharper
than the consensus for a decline of 25.9%.
Earlier, the troubled home goods
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SML Isuzu’s total sales jumped 37% in
December 2022 from a year ago and up
31.5% from a month ago, with PV sales
up 161% over a year ago
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 10
retailer’s stock plunged after the company’s
warning that it may need to declare bank-
ruptcy. In a business update, the sometime
meme stock darling said it has “substantial
doubt” about its “ability to continue as a
going concern.”
Shares of AMC Entertainment Holdings
finished lower after its rival Cineworld Group
said that neither the company nor its advi-
sors are in talks with AMC regarding the
sale of its cinema assets. AMC said last
month that it held discussions regarding a
potential strategic acquisition of theatres
from the bankrupted Cineworld. Shares of
Cineworld jumped.
Coinbase Global announced it is cutting
950 jobs in a belt-tightening move to ad-
dress costs in the roughed-up sector of
crypto. Trimming personnel will cost the
crypto exchange up to US$163 million be-
tween severance and stock compensation
costs. The cryptocurrency exchange settled
a case with New York’s state financial regu-
lator and agreed to pay a US$50 million pen-
alty for prior compliance issues and invest
another US$50 million in compliance efforts.
Inflation in the euro zone slipped to
9.2% year on year, dropping for second con-
secutive month in December. In November,
inflation rate was at 10.1%, which repre-
sented the first slight contraction in prices
since June 2021.This could pave the way
for the ECB to temper its aggressive mon-
etary policy tightening cycle and limit the
continent’s economic pain.
Germany published lower-than-ex-
pected inflation figures for December, down
to 9.6% year on year.
Inflation in China accelerated 1.8% in
December compared with a year ago as food
prices rose. The CPI figure was in line with
expectations and higher than the previous
month’s reading of 1.6%.
The Caixin China general services PMI
showed easing of pressure on the sector for
the month of December, with a reading of
48, maintaining in contraction territory. The
print rose from seeing a six-month low in
the previous month with a reading of 46.7.
Singapore’s economy saw full-year
growth of 3.8% for 2022, according to data
released by the Ministry of Trade and In-
dustry on Tuesday. The economy grew 2.2%
in the fourth quarter compared with a year
ago, the slowest pace since mid-2021.
Outlook
The focus of the equity market over the next
few weeks will also be on Q3FY2023 corpo-
rate results. The fear in the market is that we
may be on the cusp of an earnings cliff, with
the combined effects of softening demand
resulting from the extraordinary Fed tighten-
ing and persistent cost pressures prompting
management teams across many industries
to provide downbeat guidance. The IT in-
dustry is expected to face a tough H1CY2023.
While the correction in crude oil prices
has provided some respite, concerns of glo-
bal slowdown amid tightening of policy rates
by central banks continue to weigh on in-
vestor sentiments.
The latest US Fed chairman’s speech too
did not signal any moderation in their rate
hike approach though inflation in the US,
Europe and other economies may have
peaked out. Central banks across the globe
are pushing ahead with unwinding of their
pre-covid ultra-loose monetary policies,
though at a slower pace. Till we are still in a
rate-hiking cycle, good economic data is go-
ing to be bad news for markets.
While the Indian markets have remained
resilient as compared to the global economy,
the RBI is expected to continue raising rates
in the near term. India is expected to main-
tain healthy pace of GDP growth and would
remain among the fastest growing economies
globally this decade.
A shallow recession is likely in Q2 of
CY 2023, prompting the Fed to pause its
rate hikes after potentially hiking by 25
bps at each of its next two meetings. Glo-
bal recession is yet to be priced in by the
cyclical sectors.
There is also the tendency for strong
stock return years to follow historically
forceful tightening cycles. !
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Ideas up 26%,
when S&P BSE
NDR Auto Components Sensex is up 14%
see page 85
A comfortable journey
Strong relationship with popular models of OEM clients and
Rs 156.8 crore. Operating profit margin
additional capacity to benefit from auto demand recovery expanded by 240 bps to 8.6%. The operat-
NDR Auto Components (NACL), the flag- Eventually, net profit increased 158% to ing profit was up 123% to Rs 13.43 crore.
ship company of Rohit Relan Group, manu- Rs 8.41 crore. Finally, net profit increased 122% to Rs
factures seating solutions like frames and For the half year ended September 12.46 crore.
trims for 4- and 2-wheeler vehicles. NACL 2022, consolidated sales were up 61% to It is a net zero debt company with cash
has strong technology partners in Toyo Seats and bank balance of Rs 53.24 crore as end of
and Toyota Boshoku, which bring high lev- September 2022 as against gross debt of Rs
els of technological expertise and processes, 1.91 crore.
giving an edge in the automotive sector. Given the thrust on infrastructure and
The company has built enduring rela- http://www.telefolio.com investment, easing of supply constraints and
tionships with multiple partners globally increased preference for personal mobility
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rated amongst the best. Bharat Seats, an as- are to drive the demand for passenger car
sociate company, is the key customer for industry going into H2 FY2023. Rural de-
NACL. It supplies metal structures and
Adding capacity mand also expected to pick up in H2 con-
frames of car seats to Bharat Seats, which Commissioned new Bengaluru plant in sidering good crop, higher MSP and strong
manufactures complete seating systems un- Q2FY2023 and to commission new plant demand outlook for agri produce. This is
der one roof catering to the 4- and in Gujarat in March 2023 to increasing expected to drive the demand for 2-wheel-
twowheeler and surface transport segments. seating solutions capacity ers and entry level cars. Meanwhile the
Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL), Suzuki Mo- strong demand for SUVs continues.
torcycle and Toyota are the key customers Strong demand for the models it caters
of Bharat Seats. In FY2022, about 93% of to including incremental demand from mod-
sale of products of the company was to els it newly started catering to such as Grand
Bharat Seats. Vitara, Alto are likely to drive demand for
It is supplying seats for 11 models the company. The company is likely to gain
across 3 OEMS, i.e., MSIL, Toyota and from market leadership of MSIL and strong
Suzuki Motorcycles. In case of MSIL mod- product portfolio of it. The company con-
els of Brezza, Grand Vitara, Wagon R, Ciaz, tinues look for new customer and model
it has 100% share. Similarly, it is sole sup- Share price on BSE in Rs FV: Rs 10
addition. Given the technological agnostic
plier for cars models such as Hyryder and nature of its products, the company also
Urban Cruiser. It supplies 50% of the de- has greater opportunity to tap EV transfor-
mand for new Alto and Swift. NDR Auto comp.: Cons. Financials mation happening in the industry.
The performance of the company 2103(12) 2203(12) 2303(12P) 2403(12P) NACL, whose new Bengaluru plant that
largely depend on performance of Suzuki started commercial production from
Net Sales 114.13 232.55 305.33 351.13
Group companies in India i.e. MSIL, Q2FY2023, is also putting up a plant in
OPM (%) 5.6 6.0 8.8 9.5
Suzuki Motors and Toyoto as they being Gujarat. The new Gujarat plant is expected
OP 6.36 13.94 26.80 33.36
key end customers of NACL. MSIL though to commence production from March 2023.
Other Inc. 7.73 7.7 6.14 7.37
faces chip shortages impacting its produc- Going forward, the company expects new
PBIDT 14.09 21.64 32.94 40.73
tions and sales, its wholesale sales num- Bengaluru facility capacity utilization to
Interest 0.12 0.73 1.57 1.89
bers in the June 2022, September 2022 and reach 80-90%. So, ramping up production
PBDT 13.97 20.91 31.37 38.84 in the newer capacities is to drive operating
December 2022 quarters were higher by
Depreciation 4.97 7.33 7.23 8.31 leverage. The company expects to maintain
32%YoY, 36%YoY and 8%YoY, respec-
PBT 9 13.58 24.14 30.53 its Ebitda margin going forward.
tively. Strong bookings for new launches
SOPA 2.16 4.66 7.95 9.14 We expect the company to register an
of MSIL i.e. Grand Vitara (July 2022) and
PBT after SOPA 11.16 18.24 32.09 39.67 EPS of Rs 39.9 for FY2023 and Rs 49.3 for
Alto (Aug 2022) for which it is sole and
50% supplier respectively are to drive vol- Taxation 2.63 3.35 8.34 10.32 FY2024. The scrip was trading around
ume growth. PAT 8.53 14.89 23.75 29.36 Rs 576 in BSE on January 16, 2023. !
EPS (Rs)* 14.3 25.0 39.9 49.3
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Excluding extraordinary items. EO : Extraordinary items.
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