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Bengaluru ­ Chennai ­ Coimbatore ­ Hubballi ­ Hyderabad
Kochi ­ Kolkata ­ Madurai ­ Malappuram ­ Mangaluru
Mumbai ­ Noida ­ Thiruvananthapuram ­ Tiruchirapalli
Tirupati ­ Vijayawada ­ Visakhapatnam

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IMPACT OF HIGHER COSTS
Tata Steel net plunges
to ₹1,297 crore in Q2
Mumbai: Tata Steel has
reported that its net profit in
the September quarter
plunged to ₹1,297 crore
against ₹12,548 crore logged in
the same period last year due
to higher cost and lower
realisation from high­cost
inventory. Revenue was down a
tad at ₹59,878 crore (₹60,387
crore). p4
BUOYANT MARKET
Nifty touches 18,000­mark,
Sensex gains 786 points
Mumbai: Nifty touched the
18,000­mark on Monday as
FPIs stepped up their buying in
the cash segment. Provisional
data showed that FPIs made
net purchases worth ₹4,178
crore in the cash market. The
Nifty index closed 18,012. The
Sensex closed at 60,746 with
gains of 786 points. p8
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Reliance sets sights
on insurance business
NEW HORIZON. Jio Financial to seek licences for insurance foray
Hamsini Karthik
Mumbai
Reliance Industries is look­
ing to foray into the insur­
ance business. Days after an­
nouncing the demerger of its
financial services business,
which is set to be renamed as
Jio Financial Services Ltd
(JFSL), sources in the know
say the company is in the fi­
nal stages of filing its applica­
tion to the insurance regu­
lator for life and general
insurance businesses.
“Two companies are being
set up to pursue each of these
businesses and separate li­
cences will be sought by
them,” the source said.
IRDAI NORMS
The insurance verticals are
to be set up on a capital base
of ₹1,000 crore each. Accord­
ing to IRDAI norms, the min­
imum paid­up capital for life
and general insurance busi­
nesses are ₹100 crore each.
An e­mail sent to RIL re­
mained unanswered until
this report was published.
“While the process for de­
merger of the financial ser­
vices business has not yet
started formally, the plan is
to keep all the licences ready
FORGING AHEAD
£ Application to IRDAI to be
filed soon
£ Each insurance arm to
have a paid­up capital of
₹1,000 crore
£ RIL announced demerger of
financial services business
to Reliance Strategic
Investments (RSIL) on
October 21
£ RSIL to be renamed as Jio Financial Services and
listed on stock exchanges
so that the company can be
ready for operations from
Day 1,” said another highly
placed source. Also, if Jio
Financial decides to pursue
inorganic opportunities in
the insurance space, having a
licence of its own could help
the company.
“IRDAI is keen that the ex­
isting life and general insur­
ance companies should not
be seen as licence targets. So,
in case of mergers and ac­
quisitions, preference is
given to those who already
have licences to operate the
business,” said the source.
DEMERGER
On October 21, the Reliance
AT RECORD HIGH
Wheat prices surge to a new high in
agricultural produce marketing committee
yards and wholesale outlets p10
Industries board approved
the demerger of its financial
services undertaking to Reli­
ance Strategic Investments
Ltd. Post demerger, Jio Fin­
ancial Services will get listed
on the bourses. Shareholders
of RIL will get one equity
share of JFSL.
RSIL is an RBI registered
non­deposit taking non­
banking financial services
company. JFSL will focus on
deepening its lending busi­
ness. It will also engage in
other financial services ver­
ticals such as insurance, pay­
ments, digital broking, asset
management, according to
RIL’s press statement dated
October 21.
RBI to launch
pilot of digital
rupee today
Our Bureau
Mumbai
The Reserve Bank of India
will launch the pilot for its
digital rupee­wholesale seg­
ment on Tuesday, the central
bank said in a release.
The pilot will entail the
use of the digital rupee for
settlement of secondary
transactions in government
securities, which is expected
to make the inter­bank mar­
ket more efficient.
“Settlement in central
bank money would reduce
transaction costs by pre­
empting the need for settle­
ment guarantee infrastruc­
ture or for collateral to mit­
igate settlement risk,” it said.
Details p12
SEBI issues norms
to standardise
CRAs’ rating scales
Palak Shah
Mumbai
SEBI has issued rules that
credit rating agencies should
follow to standardise the use
of rating scales by them.
CRAs analyse and rate finan­
cial instruments, mainly on
the debt side, and suggest the
risks involved based on the
ratings they accord to the in­
struments.
Details p8
At ₹6.2­lakh cr, fiscal deficit in
H1 of FY23 widens to 37.3% of BE
Shishir Sinha
New Delhi
The Centre closed the first six
months of FY23 with a fiscal
deficit of around 37 per cent
of Budget Estimate, data from
Controller General of Ac­
counts released on Monday
showed. While capital ex­
penditure as a percentage of
BE has gone up compared
with the same period last
fiscal, revenue expenditure
has come down.
Fiscal deficit at the end of
September touched ₹6.20­
lakh crore, which is 37.3 per
cent of BE; it was 35 per cent
of BE during the correspond­
ing previous fiscal.
Six­month numbers are
critical to finalise the Revised
Estimate (RE) of a fiscal year.
Out of 56 central ministries
and departments, 21, includ­
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Kochi ­ Kolkata ­ Madurai ­ Malappuram ­ Mangaluru
Mumbai ­ Noida ­ Thiruvananthapuram ­ Tiruchirapalli
Tirupati ­ Vijayawada ­ Visakhapatnam
TAKE­OFF DELAYED
Jet Airways’ revival has hit another
air pocket as the ownership transfer
process is still incomplete p12
ing railway and education, saw cent in September, led by an
higher expenditure, 30 minis­ 18 per cent rise in revenue ex­
tries recorded lower ex­ penditure and a sharp 58 per
penditure as a percentage of cent expansion in capital ex­
BE during the first six months. penditure during that month.
While the government is The spike in September boos­
hopeful of limiting the fiscal ted the average capital spend­
deficit, experts are doubtful. ing of the Centre to ₹57,000
crore per month in April­
CAPEX RISES September, which trails the
Per CGA data, April­Septem­ required monthly average of
ber saw capital expenditure of ₹62,500 crore to meet the
over ₹3.42­lakh crore, which FY23 BE.
is around 46 per cent of BE, “While spending would
compared with ₹2.29­lakh sharply exceed the budgeted
crore or over 41 per cent of level, driven by fertiliser and
BE, during the corresponding food subsidy, and excise rev­
period of FY22. Meanwhile, enues will be dampened by
despite rise in subsidy payout, the cess reduction on petrol
revenue expenditure was over and diesel in May, we expect
₹14.80­lakh crore or 46 per the extent of the overshoot in
cent of BE against around the fiscal deficit to be a mod­
₹14­lakh crore or 48 per cent est ₹1­lakh crore, given the
of BE for FY22. considerable upside in non­
Aditi Nayar, Chief Econom­ excise tax revenues and sav­
ist with ICRA, said the total ings expected under other ex­
expenditure surged by 24 per penditure heads,” she said.
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Stella Moto to launch
L&T Q2 profit jumps 26% to
₹2,819 cr on higher revenues
e­ scooter next month

Mumbai: Diversified firm Jaidka
Group­backed Stella Moto on
Monday announced its entry
into the domestic electric
two­wheeler space and said it
plans to launch first electric
scooter 'Buzz' next month. The
Jaidka Group has two
manufacturing units — at
Howrah in West Bengal and at
Hosur in Tamil Nadu — with a
cumulative capacity to produce
20,000 vehicles per annum. PTI
Minda Corp, Daesung
Eltec tie up for ADAS tech
New Delhi: Auto components
maker Minda Corporation on
Monday said it has collaborated
with South Korean firm
Daesung Eltec to bring next
generation advanced driver
assistance system solutions to
India. The two companies
signed a technology licence
and assistance agreement on
October 28. PTI
PayVEDA raises $11.5 m
in Series A funding
Bengaluru: PayVEDA, a fintech
startup has raised $11.5 million
in a series A funding round
from SphitiCap, an early­stage
fund. The start­up said it has
built a network of over 80,000
merchants and aims to reach
50 lakh merchants OUR BUREAU
GOOD SHOW. Infra segment growth too boosts financials of engineering major
Our Bureau
Mumbai
Engineering major Larsen &
Toubro on Monday reported
a 26.35 per cent jump in con­
solidated net profit for the
quarter ended September 30,
2022.
The company clocked
₹2,819­crore net profit dur­
ing the quarter against
₹2,2231 crore in the same
quarter last year.
The company also posted
a 23 per cent increase in
profit compared to ₹2,293
crore clocked in the quarter
ended June. The total rev­
enue from operations grew
23.21 per cent to ₹43,501
crore (₹35,305 crore). Rev­
enue from operations grew
19.02 per cent sequentially
compared to ₹36,547 crore
Amazon to delist Appario Retail as a seller
Yatti Soni
Bengaluru
Amazon has announced the
delisting of Appario Retail
Private Limited as a seller on
Amazon.in and Amazon Busi­
ness within the next year.
One of the largest sellers on
Amazon, Appario is a wholly­
owned subsidiary of Frontizo
Business Services Private
Limited, a joint venture
between Amazon and Patni
group­owned Zodiac Wealth
Management LLP.
“Amazon and India’s Patni
group­owned Zodiac Wealth
Management LLP have agreed
to renew their joint venture,
Frontizo Business Services
Private Limited. Partners
“As commodity prices
are softening we have
bulk orders from
infrastructure and
hydrocarbon
segments,”
SHANKAR RAMAN,
Chief Financial Officer,
Larsen & Toubro
in the quarter ended June.
Growth was driven by the in­
frastructure segment which
registered a 38.93 per cent
growth at ₹19,668 crore
(₹14,156 crore).
The energy segment pos­
ted a decline in profit of 6.9
per cent at ₹5,593 crore
against ₹6,001 crore in the
have decided that Appario Re­
tail Private Limited, a wholly
owned subsidiary of Frontizo,
will cease to be a seller on
amazon.in, and amazon.in/
business within the next 12
months. The partners will
continue to explore new busi­
ness opportunities, including
helping businesses across In­
same quarter last year. “As
commodity prices are
softening we have bulk or­
ders from infrastructure and
hydrocarbon segment,” said
Shankar Raman, Chief Fin­
ancial Officer, Larsen &
Toubro.
The company is hoping to
earn $10­15 billion largely in
One of the
largest sellers on
Amazon, Appario
is a wholly­owned
subsidiary of
Frontizo Business
Services Private
Limited
dia to scale up their online
presence,” said an Amazon
spokesperson.
This comes after Amazon
ended its joint venture, Prione
Business Services, with NR
Narayana Murthy­owned
Catamaran earlier this year
and shut down Prione’s
wholly­owned subsidiary
the hydrocarbon segment
from the Middle East mar­
ket. The company is also
working on a solar project in
Saudi Arabia for the con­
struction of the smart city
NEOM.
DIVESTMENT PLAN
“We are planning to divest
from the Nabha Power Plant
which will take some time.
This will not cause any im­
pact on the profit sharing,”
added Raman.
Further, the company said
it is aiming to reduce the
debt of the Hyderabad
metro, “Our focus is on
lighter balance sheet and in­
creased ridership of the
metro. While we will divest it
is not going to be a complete
exit and we want to reduce
the ₹13,000 crore debt to
₹7,000 crore,” said Raman.
Cloudtail India, which was
one of Amazon’s largest
sellers in the country.
In 2019, the e­commerce
major had to reduce its stake
in Prione from 49 per cent to
24 per cent to comply with In­
dia’s stringent FDI regula­
tions for e­commerce. Ap­
pario Retail has reported a
revenue of ₹14,628 crore in
FY21 against a profit of ₹ 54
crore.
The Confederation of All
India Traders (CAIT) has re­
peatedly alleged Cloudtail and
Appario Retail of violating
competition laws. The Com­
petition Commission of India
(CCI) also conducted raids at
the offices of Cloudtail and
Appario in April in connection
with these allegations.

Rane Group firms bag ₹620­cr orders in H1 Data Patterns

G Balachandar
Chennai
Leading auto component
house Rane Group has
bagged ₹620­crore worth of
new business orders during
H1 of this fiscal and targets
to achieve higher than in­
dustry growth.
During H1, ZF Rane Auto­
motive India bagged ₹240­
crore orders for occupant
safety products and ₹155­
crore new orders for steering
gear products. Rane
(Madras) bagged ₹105­crore
orders for steering products
from various international
and domestic companies.
Rane NSK won ₹75­crore
orders for manual steering
columns from various com­
panies. Rane Brake Lining
and Rane Engine Valves se­
cured orders worth ₹.35
crore and ₹10 crore
respectively.
During the period under
review, the group recorded a
33 per cent increase in total
revenue at ₹3,306 crore com­
pared to ₹2,485 crore in the
year­ago period.
L. Ganesh, CMD,
Rane Holdings Ltd
“The group companies
posted strong revenue
growth supported by favour­
able demand from Indian OE
and export customers.
Higher volumes and im­
proved operational perform­
ance helped to mitigate ma­
terial price increases,” said L
Ganesh, Chairman and Man­
aging Director, Rane Hold­
ings Ltd, the holding com­
pany of the Rane Group.
REVENUE GROWTH
Revenue from Indian OE
customers (accounted for 68
per cent of total revenue)
grew 36 per cent supported
by strong growth across
vehicle segments.
Also, revenues from Inter­
national customers (23 per
cent of total revenue) in­
creased by 25 per cent driven
by higher off­take across
products. Revenue from the
Indian aftermarket segment
(which makes up 9 per cent
of total revenue) grew 31 per
cent.
“More than 93 per cent of
revenue came from power­
train agnostic products and
the company continued to
dominate the domestic mar­
ket across products,” accord­
ing to the group’s investor
document.
HIGHER GROWTH
Meanwhile, the group con­
tinues to target higher­than­
industry growth in business
segments.
During H1, the group’s
passenger vehicle revenue
recorded 34 per cent growth
compared to industry
growth of 36 per cent.
“Lower growth was due to
lower increase of few served
models,” it said. However,
the group recorded signific­
antly higher growth in the
commercial vehicle, tractor,
and two­wheeler businesses.
In CV, the group’s growth
was 71 per cent as against in­
dustry growth of 56 per cent,
while tractor revenue grew
15 per cent as against 5 per
cent industry growth, sup­
ported by an increase in
power steering penetration.
In two­wheeler, the group re­
corded a 34 per cent in­
crease, while the industry
growth was at 20 per cent.
“Better performance is
driven by higher offtake of
valve train products,” it said.
GROWING DEMAND
The management pointed
out that the easing of semi­
conductor shortage is driv­
ing demand from Indian PV
customers.
The the group is witness­
ing a demand up­cycle in the
CV segment. Also, it is seeing
plateauing of commodity
prices and expects some
softening in the coming
quarters.
posts 63% growth
in Q2 net profit
Our Bureau
Chennai
Chennai­based Data Patterns
(India) on Monday posted a
63.30 per cent growth in its
second quarter net profit at
₹21.05 crore. The defence and
aerospace electronics solu­
tions provider’s net profit for
the same quarter the previous
year stood at ₹12.89 crore.
The company’s revenue
from operations, on a year­on­
year basis, jumped by 49 per
cent to ₹88.16 crore (₹59.22
crore).
Shares of Data Patterns
sharply swung between a high
of ₹1,365 apiece and low of
₹1,271 on the Q2 results day.
After opening at ₹1,340 apiece
on Monday, shares of Data
Patterns fell sharply in the pre­
noon session to a low of ₹1,271
per share on the NSE. How­
ever, the share price moved up
in the post­noon session
ahead of the result time and
even tested an intra­day high
of ₹1,365 per share before
closing at ₹1,330 apiece.
Maruti starts offering CNG
variants of Baleno, XL6
Our Bureau
New Delhi
Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL)
on Monday expanded its S­
CNG technology in Nexa
channel — the new Baleno
and the all­new XL6 —
providing customers with
feature­rich and class leading
products with minimal im­
pact on the environment.
Introduced first in 2010
with Eeco, Alto and WagonR,
MSIL has so far sold 1.14 mil­
lion CNG vehicles, which has
saved CO2 emissions of
around one­million tonne
and this extension of CNG
fuel option to vehicles sold
under premium retail chain
Nexa is to meet the target of
nearly 75 per cent jump in
sales of CNG vehicles at four­
lakh units this fiscal, a senior
executive at MSIL said.
“This year, we should be
selling close to four­lakh
CNG cars as against 2.3 lakh
cars we sold last year. Today,
we have 10 out of the total of
Shashank Srivastava, Senior
Executive Director, Marketing
and Sales, MSIL
16 models (that the company
sells) which have the CNG,”
Shashank Srivastava, Senior
Executive Director ­ Market­
ing and Sales, MSIL, told re­
porters adding that with
these two new models the
company’s CNG offering will
go up to 12 models.
TWO VARIANTS
The Baleno S­CNG will be
available in two variants ­­
Delta, manual transmission
(MT) to be priced at ₹8.28
lakh and Zeta (MT) priced at
₹9.21 lakh, while the XL6 S­
CNG will be available only on
Zeta (MT) variant at ₹12.24
lakh (all ex­showroom
prices), he said.
On the overall demand for
CNG vehicles, Srivastava
said the average bookings per
day last year was 1,300­1,400
vehicles and it went up
slightly in the first quarter of
this fiscal to 1,400­1,500
range.
In terms of order book for
CNG vehicles, he said, “As of
today pending bookings for
CNG vehicles is about 1.23
lakh units.” However, the un­
availability of CNG control­
ler semiconductor along with
certain other components
related to the technology led
to long waiting period for
CNG vehicles, which ranged
from a week for WagonR
CNG to about eight to nine
months for Ertiga CNG
which has the highest
pending order of 72,000
units, he added.

Macroeconomic conditions Dr Reddy’s gets revenue boost from generic Revlimid

forced layoffs: BYJU’S CEO
Yatti Soni
Bengaluru
BYJU’S CEO Byju
Raveendran wrote a letter to
employees apologising and
explaining the rationale for
the recent layoffs, closely
after employees of the com­
pany’s Bengaluru and
Thiruvananthapuram office
said they were being forced
to resign.
In an internal e­mail,
which was reviewed by busi-
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nessline , Raveendran apolo­
gised to the employees who
had been laid off and said
they were more than just a
name or a number. “You are
not just five per cent of my
company. You are five per
cent of me. I know that noth­
ing can really compensate for
your loss. And I completely
understand if you are upset
about this. Because it breaks
my heart too ­ much more
than you think,” he wrote
while reasserting that the
layoffs were not a reflection
of the employees’
performance.
The letter said the com­
pany’s rapid organic and in­
organic growth created some
inefficiencies, redundancies
and duplication within the
organisation, and that it had
to be rationalised to achieve
profitability at the group
level this financial year.
“I realise that there is a
huge price to pay for walking
Byju Raveendran, CEO, BYJU’S
on this path to profitability.
We are having to part ways
with 2,500 of our colleagues
to avoid role duplication
across our businesses. It is
with a heavy heart that we
have had to take this difficult
decision. Some business de­
cisions have to be taken to
protect the health of the lar­
ger organisation and pay
heed to the constraints im­
posed by external macroeco­
nomic conditions,” said
Raveendran.
Q2 COMMENT.
Sai Prabhakar Yadavalli
bl.research bureau
Dr Reddy’s results announced
on Friday beat consensus es­
timates on revenue, EBITDA
margin and earnings. The
company’s Q2FY23 revenue
of ₹6,332 crore (9 per cent YoY
growth) was ahead of
Bloomberg consensus estim­
ates by 8 per cent. The adjus­
ted EBITDA margin of 29 per
cent was also 700 basis points
ahead of estimates, leading to
EPS beat of 24 per cent in the
quarter, which came in at ₹64
per share.
US SHINES
Dr Reddy’s reported sales of
$351 million in the second
quarter from the US, com­
pared to $253 million in
Q2FY22 or $230 million in
Q1FY23. This growth is des­
pite the base business con­
tinuing to face high erosion.
The $100­120 million jump in
revenues was aided by the
launch of generic Revlimid
(used in treatment of multiple
myeloma), even as six other
products were launched in the
quarter.
This launch performance
was ahead of even consensus
estimates driving the revenue
and margin beat. The sales
performance could have bene­
fitted from channel stocking
of generic Revlimid, which
may decrease in the next few
quarters. The competitive in­
tensity from other generic
launches will also increase go­
ing forward. But with volume
limited launches till Janu­
ary­2026 for all players, the
price erosion in generic Re­
vlimid remains to be seen.
The Russian market repor­
ted 4 per cent YoY growth as
channel stocking of previous
quarters has reduced and
forex rates have improved.
The drag from Russian opera­
tions on revenue and margin
may improve going ahead, as
the Russian markets and cur­
COVID IMPACT. India reported revenue growth of 1 per cent
YoY in Q2 FY23 on a high base
rency start normalising. India
reported revenue growth of 1
per cent YoY in Q2FY23, on a
high base, as the comparable
quarter last year reported 25
per cent YoY growth. The
management noted that ex­
cluding the Covid base effect,
revenue growth would have
been in the mid­teens in India.
Similarly, the Rest of the
World declining 18 per cent on
account of a high Covid base in
the previous year impacted
the Emerging Markets seg­
ment, which declined by 6 per
cent.
BETTER PRODUCT MIX
The management noted only a
marginal improvement in raw
material costs, but the margin
improvement (440 basis
points YoY in gross margins to
69 per cent) was primarily re­
lated to product mix improve­
ment.
This is after adjusting for a
₹193­crore gain from produc­
tion­linked incentive flowing
to the company, which may be
a lumpy but regular feature in
the short term. This improve­
ment in gross margins flowed
down to EBITDA margins as
well.
Notably, the company
maintained an R&D expense
ratio at 7.7 per cent of sales in
the quarter, with high revenue
growth, leading to 10 per cent
absolute growth YoY in devel­
opmental expense. The high
revenue base from generic Re­
vlimid will allow the company
to pursue its longer­term goals
in injectables, complex and
biologics product develop­
ment.
The lumpsum gains from
the launch of generic Revlimid
may ebb going forward, but
the product development cap­
abilities in India and the US as
a result will materially im­
prove the stock outlook. Our
recent accumulate call on Dr
Reddy’s was considering the
better prospects of the com­
pany. Based on Friday’s closing
price, the stock is trading at
around 22 times FY23 PE.
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IMF projections: CEA
New Delhi: Chief Economic
Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran
said India is expected to clock
better growth than IMF
projections, aided by enhanced
capital formation. Recently, the
IMF projected 6.8 per cent real
growth for this year and 6.1
per cent for next year for India.
The CEA said maybe there
could be 0.5­0.8 per cent
addition to the 6 per cent
baseline numbers. PTI
Global slowdown taking a
toll on labour markets: UN
Geneva The Ukraine war and
other overlapping crises are
taking a toll on labour markets
worldwide, the UN said,
suggesting a “sharp”
slowdown was already
underway. An ILO report, said
the situation worsened in
recent months with a
40­million full­time job
deficit.AFP
Jaishankar to attend
SCO meeting today
New Delhi: External Affairs
Minister S Jaishankar will
represent India at the annual
meeting of the SCO. The
Ministry of External Affairs said
SCO members, observer states,
the SCO secretary general and
the executive director ­ SCO
Regional Anti­Terrorist
Structure will attend the virtual
meeting. PTI
CM
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Core sector output
grows 7.9% in Sept
3­MONTH HIGH. Better show by coal, fertiliser, cement, power
Press Trust of India
New Delhi
Production of eight infra­
structure sectors expanded
by 7.9 per cent in September
— the highest in three
months — on account of bet­
ter show by coal, fertiliser,
cement and electricity seg­
ments, according to official
data released on Monday.
In September last year, the
growth rate stood at 5.4 per
cent. It was 4.1 per cent in
August.
The previous high was in
June when the output expan­
ded by 13.1 per cent.
The production growth of
eight infrastructure sectors
— coal, crude oil, natural gas,
refinery products, fertiliser,
steel, cement and electricity
‘High energy prices have intended
and unintended consequences’
Our Bureau
New Delhi
Union Minister for Petro­
leum and Natural Gas
Hardeep Singh Puri on
Monday said high prices of
crude oil and natural gas have
“intended and unintended
consequences”, which are, on
the one hand, leading to a
global recession, and on the
other, propelling countries
like India to explore alternate
energy sources.
Speaking at the ADIPEC
2022 in Abu Dhabi, Puri said,
“I think all policy decisions
have consequences, intended
and unintended. One of the
unintended consequences is,
perhaps it is a good con­
sequence, that when prices
rose, on one hand there is in­
flation and movement to­
— was 9.6 per cent during
April­September this fiscal,
compared to 16.9 per cent a
year ago.
Output of coal, fertiliser,
cement and electricity in
September rose by 12 per
cent, 11.8 per cent, 12.1 per
cent, and 11 per cent,
respectively.
Refinery products output
wards global recessionary
conditions, but in India, it has
also galvanised the move­
ment in other direction.
There are billions of dollars
coming in — look at, for in­
stance, at the ecosystem for
electric vehicles (EVs). We
have done the transition on
bio­fuels. We are going in a big
way on compressed bio­gas.”
OMC LOSS
Emphasising that there is
pressure on the economy due
to high prices, considering
the energy requirements of
1.34 billion people, the Minis­
ter said that availability of
petrol, diesel and gas has not
been impacted. The Minis­
ter’s statement comes at a
time whenoil marketing com­
panies are incurring a retail
loss of about ₹11­13 per litre
on diesel, the mainstay of In­
to rose 6.6 per cent as against
6 per cent in the same month
last year. However, crude oil
and natural gas production
contracted by 2.3 per cent
and 1.7 per cent, respect­
ively, during the month un­
der review.
BRIGHT SPOT
Commerce and Industry
Minister Piyush Goyal
tweeted: “A reason why India
is being called a global bright
spot is the strength of its
core industries. Output of 8
core industries in September
grew 7.9 per cent.”
Commenting on the data,
ICRA Chief Economist Aditi
Nayar said after two months
of moderation, core sector
growth rebounded to a ro­
bust 7.9 per cent in
September.
Union Minister for Petroleum
Hardeep Singh Puri REUTERS
dia’s transport sector. Elabor­
ating on the impact of high
energy prices, Puri pointed
out, “In order to make that
(energy) transition, whatever
your transition date is, you
have to survive the present
and the survival of the
present cannot be on the
terms of entire economies.
Retail inflation up at 6.4% WTO council to meet on
for industrial workers proposed IP waiver for
Press Trust of India
New Delhi
Retail inflation for industrial
workers rose to 6.49 per cent in
September from 5.85 per cent
in August mainly due to higher
prices of certain food items,
according to the government
data released on Monday.
“Year­on­year inflation for
the month (of September
2022) stood at 6.49 per cent
compared to 5.85 per cent for
the previous month (August,
2022) and 4.40 per cent during
the corresponding month
(September 2021) a year be­
fore,” a Labour Ministry state­
ment said.
Similarly, it stated that the
food inflation stood at 7.76 per
cent against 6.46 per cent of
the previous month and 2.26
per cent during the corres­
ponding month a year ago.
The All­India CPI­IW (Con­
sumer Price Index­Industrial
Workers) for September in­
creased by 1.1 points and
There are countries around
the world, where you cannot
have access to energy. I am
not going into the causation
of why it happened. But I
think the transition itself
would be severely under­
mined if the current ability,
especially large consuming
countries, is not cushioned in
order to make that
transition.”
In India, he said the gov­
ernment is “very confident”
of being able to make energy
transition a success. “I think
high energy prices, without
any doubt, have a con­
sequence which we need to
factor in. But I think one of
the unintended causes is that
many of us are going to diver­
sify, we are going to look at al­
ternate energy sources faster
than we had originally envis­
aged,” Puri added.
stood at 131.3 points. It was
130.2 points in August.
On one­month percentage
change, it increased by 0.84 per
cent with respect to previous
month compared to an in­
crease of 0.24 per cent recor­
ded between corresponding
months a year ago, it stated.
FOOD & BEVERAGES
The maximum upward pres­
sure in current index came
from food & beverages group
contributing 0.68 percentage
points to the total change. At
item level, rice, wheatatta, buf­
falo milk, dairy milk, poultry/
chicken, carrot, cauliflower,
green coriander leaves, onion,
potato, tomato, vada, idli, dosa,
etc are responsible for the rise
in index.
However, it stated that this
increase was largely checked
by fish (fresh), palm oil, mus­
tard oil, sunflower oil, soya­
bean oil, apple, asafoetida, or­
ange, gourd (lauki), etc putting
downward pressure on the
index.
RBI discusses
economic situation
Press Trust of India
Mumbai
The Central Board of Direct­
ors of Reserve Bank of India
on Monday reviewed the cur­
rent economic situation and
challenges being faced by the
country due to global geopol­
itical crises.
The 598th meeting of the
central board was held under
the chairmanship of Gov­
ernor Shaktikanta Das, the
RBI said in a statement.
"The Board in its meeting
reviewed the current eco­
nomic situation, global and
domestic challenges includ­
ing the overall impact of cur­
rent global geopolitical
crises," it said.
The board also discussed
the functioning of various
sub­committees of the cent­
ral board, ombudsman
scheme and activities of se­
lect central office depart­
ments Directors of the Cent­
ral Board.
news . bl . 3
diagnostics, therapeutics
Amiti Sen
New Delhi
The WTO’s TRIPS council
will kick off its series of in­
formal meetings on the pro­
posed intellectual property
(IP) waiver extension for
Covid diagnostics and thera­
peutics this week to reach a
decision on the crucial issue
by the deadline of December
17.
India, South Africa, Egypt
and Indonesia have been in­
sisting that the deadline be
met as there was an immedi­
ate need for waiver exten­
sion with patent filings for
Covid therapeutics outnum­
bering those on vaccines.
“The first of the three in­
formal meetings on IP
waiver extension for Covid
diagnostics and therapeutics
will begin on November 2. By
now, members are more or
less familiar with each oth­
er’s positions and argu­
ments, and hopefully some
movement would take place.
It will be followed by another
meeting on November 16
and the third on December 6.
The idea is to reach a de­
cision by December 17,” an
official tracking the matter
told businessline.
EXTENSION OF WAIVER
To address the glaring
Covid­19 vaccine inequity
existing between developed
and developing nations, it
was decided at the 12th
WTO Ministerial Confer­
ence in June this year that a
temporary IP waiver for
A demonstration outside the
WTO in Geneva on March 4,
2021. REUTERS
Covid­19 vaccines should be
extended under specific con­
ditions. However, a decision
on diagnostics and thera­
peutics was postponed by six
months, till December 17.
“There is a huge clamour
against the proposed move
from the industry in de­
veloped countries such as
the US with bodies such as
the US Chamber of Com­
merce and the Chamber’s
Global Innovation Policy
Center asking the Biden Ad­
ministration to oppose such
a move in favour of ‘real solu­
tions’,” the source said.
Many of these patent applic­
ations are for repurposed
drugs rather than innovative
products developed to treat
Covid­19 and that govern­
ment funding had supported
a significant part of the re­
search and clinical trial
efforts.
Many of these patent ap­
plications are for repurposed
drugs rather than innovative
products developed to treat
Covid­19 and that govern­
ment funding had supported
a significant part of the re­
search and clinical trial
efforts.
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Private banks’ margin expands in Q2 on
widening rate gap, strong loan growth
UPWARD TREND. Lending rates up as 60­70% of incremental loans are floating or linked to external benchmarks
Anshika Kayastha
Mumbai
Most private banks saw an ex­
pansion in their Net Interest
Margins (NIM) in Q2 FY23, led
by the widening gap between
lending and deposit rates and
strong loan growth, which out­
paced deposit growth across
the sector.
Led by a series of consecut­
ive rate hikes by the Reserve
Bank of India to combat elev­
ated inflationary pressures,
lending rates have been on the
rise, also owing to the fact that
60­70 per cent of banks’ incre­
mental consumer loans are
floating or linked to external
benchmarks.
Including the 50 bps rate
hike in September, the MPC
Power sector’s outstanding
dues to CIL fall 4.5% in Sept
Rishi Ranjan Kala
New Delhi
The outstanding dues of
state­run Coal India (CIL)
from the power sector de­
clined by 4.5 per cent on a
month­on­month (m­o­m)
basis to ₹14,461.48 crore in
September this year, from
₹15,143.31 crore at the end
of August.
The outstanding dues of
the country’s largest coal
miner declined consistently
during January­April, but
inched up in May to
₹13,825.20 crore. They rose
again in June and July this
after before hitting north
again in August and
September. CIL’s average
Euro zone inflation touches a new high
Reuters
New York
Euro zone inflation surged
past expectations yet again
this month to hit a record high,
pointing to further interest
rate hikes from the European
Central Bank as price pres­
sures appear to be broadening.
Consumer price growth in
the 19 countries sharing the
euro accelerated to 10.7 per
cent in October from 9.9 per
cent a month earlier, beating
expectations in a Reuters poll
for 10.2 per cent as inflation in
Germany, Italy and France all
rose more than forecast, data
from Eurostat, showed on
Monday.
Energy prices continued to
drive inflation but food and
imported industrial goods all
pushed prices sharply higher
even as services played only a
marginal role this time.
The ECB has raised rates a
combined 200 basis points in
‘Banks to soon submit only
two quarterly BSR reports’
Our Bureau
Mumbai
In order to reduce the report­
ing burden on banks, they will
soon be required to submit
only two quarterly Basic Stat­
istical Return (BSR) reports on
credit and deposits effective
March 2023, according to RBI
Deputy Governor Michael
Patra.
“BSRs 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 have
been discontinued. As a part of
further rationalisation to re­
duce the reporting burden on
banks, we also plan to discon­
tinue the quarterly BSR 7 re­
porting from March 2023. This
will leave us with only two BSRs
– BSR 1 on credit and BSR 2 on
deposits – both of quarterly fre­
quency,” said Patra.
“Regional rural banks will
continue to report at an annual
frequency,” he added. The
comments were made during
an address titled ‘Fifty Years of
Indian Banking Through the
Lens of Basic Statistical Re­
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has raised the repo rate by 190
bps since May to 5.9 per cent.
While much of this has been
passed through in lending
rates, the transmission on de­
posit rates has been slower.
NIM EXPANSION
The widening gap has been be­
neficial for private banks, with
most major lenders reporting
cost of production is
₹1,310.88 per tonne.
The mining behemoth’s
coal production rose by
12.3 per cent y­o­y in
September to 46.57 million
tonnes (MT). During the
first half of the current fin­
ancial year, CIL’s produc­
tion of the key commodity
grew 19.7 per cent on an an­
BLEAK OUTLOOK. Consumer price growth accelerated to
10.7 per cent in October from 9.9 per cent a month earlier
the past three months and
promised further tightening as
soon as December. But mar­
kets have started to anticipate
a slowdown in rate hikes as a
recession looms and gas prices
have come down from record
highs.
But policymakers are likely
to be concerned that underly­
Michael Patra, Deputy
Governor of RBI
turns’, at the ‘BSR@50’ confer­
ence, organised by the RBI, on
Friday. One of the important
aspects of BSR is the BSR Code
– a seven­digit code assigned to
commercial banks. The code is
used to identify the bank, the
specific branch and help main­
tain a track record of all trans­
actions.
Patra said the BSR system
has become a sound and com­
prehensive reporting system.
It has generated a wide array of
useful statistics, and has sup­
ported the post­nationalisa­
tion expansion of the banking
system.
an improvement in margins in
Q2, also supported by robust
growth in Net Interest Income
(NII) on the back of loan
growth. “NIM boost for Axis
Bank was driven by better loan
yields that was a function of
higher repo­linked pool, in­
creased retail share, focus on
rupee loans and shedding of
Rural Infrastructure Develop­
nual basis to 298.98 MT.
The overall offtake of coal
by the Maharatna company
stood at 48.88 MT, up mar­
ginally by 1 per cent y­o­y,
last month. During H1
FY23, the offtake rose 7.8
per cent y­o­y to 332.02
MT.
Similarly, coal despatch
to the power sector by CIL
grew 5.4 per cent y­o­y to
41.54 MT in September. For
the first six months of
FY23, despatch was up 15.7
per cent on an annual basis
to 284.73 MT.
India’s overall coal pro­
duction rose 12.01 per cent
y­o­y to 57.93 MT during
September, while coal des­
patch grew 1.95 per cent y­
o­y to 61.18 MT.
ing price growth, which filters
out volatile food and fuel
prices, continued to acceler­
ate, pointing to broadening
price pressures, which raises
the risk that high inflation will
get entrenched.
Indeed, inflation excluding
unprocessed food and energy
accelerated to 6.4 per cent
The six­yard drape gets a corporate touch and makeover
Shobha Roy
Kolkata
When top models and three
Miss Indias — Lisa Ray,
Aishwarya Rai and Namrata
Shirodkar — draped six
yards of elegance for the
brand Garden Vareli in the
90s, it made the saree cool
and aspirational. Backed by
memorable advertising, it
made a whole new genera­
tion adopt the saree, as it
gave the garment an image
makeover.
After vanishing from the
scene, Garden Vareli is now
set to make a comeback
after being acquired by The
Chatterjee Group, run by
Purnendu Chatterjee.
But Garden will find it­
self in a crowded playfield
as a host of corporates with
a national footprint have
entered the fray, with ambi­
tious plans, new weaves and
a new ethos. There is Navy­
ment Fund bonds,” said Prab­
hudas Lilladher, in a note.
For Kotak Bank, expansion
in the loan to deposit ratio to 90
per cent from 86 per cent in Q1
FY23, and a lower net delin­
quency rate, also added to the
margins, said Systematix. It ad­
ded that 78 per cent of the
bank’s loans are likely to be re­
priced within 12 months, which
Tata Steel net plunges to ₹1,297 cr on higher costs
Our Bureau
Mumbai
Tata Steel has reported that
its net profit in the Septem­
ber quarter plunged to
₹1,297 crore against
₹12,548 crore logged in the
same period last year,
largely due to higher cost
and lower realisation from
high­cost inventory.
Revenue from opera­
tions was down a tad at
₹59,878 crore (₹60,387
crore). Expenses jumped
22 per cent to ₹57,684 crore
(₹47,240 crore) on the
sharp rise in raw material
costs at ₹27,977 crore
(₹17,762 crore), and fin­
ance cost increased to
₹1,519 crore (₹1,020
crore). EBITDA dipped to
from 6.0 per cent , while an
even narrower measure that
also filters out alcohol and to­
bacco rose to 5.0 per cent from
4.8 per cent.
Markets priced out some
rate hikes last week after ECB
chief Christine Lagarde
provided a sombre outlook for
economic growth but a string
of grim price data since then
turned investor sentiment
around at least partially.
Klaas Knot, the hawkish
head of the Dutch central
bank, also helped push expect­
ations back up after he said
that a lot more policy tighten­
ing is still needed and the
December hike will be a choice
between 50 and 75 basis
points.
The ECB’s deposit rate, now
at 1.5 per cent, is seen peaking
at just below 2.9 per cent in
2023, a big jump compared
with expectations around 2.6
per cent after the ECB’s policy
meeting last Thursday. But
that is still below the 3.2 per
With big companies throwing their might behind the saree, the segment is booming
asa by LIVA, launched by
the Adtya Birla Group
earlier this year, which has
just unveiled its Autumn
Winter collection featuring
Deepika Padukone.
Designers Abir and
Nanki, along with the LIVA
design team, have put to­
gether the colour rich,
boldly styled range in the
easy­to­drape fabric. Weav­
ing new energy into the seg­
ment are also Reliance Re­
tail with its brand Avantra
and the Tata Group with
Taneira.
The interest of large cor­
porates is not surprising as
the saree market is growing
at a CAGR of around six per
cent. According to Techno­
pak, from ₹46,400 crore in
FY20, it is expected to
reach ₹61,700 crore by
FY25. Several industry ex­
perts, however, estimate
the Indian saree industry
will be in excess of ₹1­lakh
should further help margin ex­
pansion in H2 FY23 and FY24.
HDFC Bank, however, was
the outlier with margins steady
and around the bank’s long­
term average. Analysts said that
margin expansion for the bank
will be dependent on asset re­
pricing as well as the change in
product mix towards retail
loans.
In addition to the floating
nature of most loans, transmis­
sion in loan rates has also been
higher due to the high demand
for credit, especially consumer
credit, despite higher rates.
On the other hand, lenders
have been raising deposit rates
with a lag, or only in their fixed
deposits, as most are sitting on
surplus liquidity, which has so
far been sufficient to fund
credit demand.
₹5,817 crore (₹17,810
crore), with EBITDA per
tonne dropping to ₹8,045
crore (₹24,112 crore).
RAW MATERIAL COST
The use of high­cost raw
material and steel invent­
ory coincided with a drop in
realisations, resulting in
margin decline across geo­
graphies. Overall produc­
tion was down to 7.56 mil­
lion tonnes (7.77 mt), and
sales fell to 7.23 mt (7.39
mt).
The company restarted
production at the recently
acquired Neelachal Ispat
Nigam’s blast furnace in
October within three
months of completion of
the acquisition.
The output has been
ramped up and expects to
cent markets had priced in
only a few weeks ago.
RECESSION LOOMS
Part of the change is that eco­
nomists now expect the bloc
to be in recession through the
end of the first quarter of 2023,
and such a downturn is likely
to be naturally deflationary,
making the ECB’s job easier.
Gas prices, though still high,
are also well down from their
late­summer peaks, raising
hopes that Europe may find it
easier to wean its economy off
Russian gas than many had
feared.
But the weak euro is adding
to price pressures while wage
growth is also inching up, a key
worry as a wage­price spiral
would make inflation even
more difficult to break.
The ECB will next meet on
December 15, and a host of
new readings on the economy,
plus the Fed’s own guidance on
policy, may guide its decision
more than Monday’s data.
FASHION STATEMENT. The interest of big corporates is
not surprising as the saree market is growing at a CAGR of 6%
crore. The share of organ­
ised players in the market
was estimated to be around
27 per cent (₹12,500 crore)
in FY20, primarily led by
players from South India,
including Sai Silks Kala­
mandir, Pothys and Nalli.
But it is expected to grow to
15 per cent and touch
Airtel Q2 net soars 89% at ₹2,145 cr
Our Bureau
New Delhi
Bharti Airtel (Airtel), on
Monday, posted a consolidated
net income (after exceptional
items) of ₹2,145 crore, up 89
per cent year­on­year for the
second quarter ended Septem­
ber 30, compared to ₹1,134
crore in the corresponding
period last year.
Beating Street estimates,
revenues of the company also
rose by 22 per cent year­on­
year to ₹34,527 crore, backed
by strong and consistent per­
formance delivery across the
portfolio and crossing 500 mil­
lion customers globally, com­
pared to ₹28,326 crore in the
same period previous year.
India business quarterly
revenue was up 22 per cent y­
o­y to ₹24,333 crore, said the
company in a statement,
adding that mobile service rev­
enues for the India market was
up by around 25 per cent, led
by continued 4G customer ad­
TV Narendran, MD of
Tata Steel KAMAL NARANG
commission the 6 mtpa pel­
let plant in December
quarter.
Tata Steel has started
work on setting up a 0.75
mtpa Electric Arc Furnace
in Punjab, which will lever­
age the growth in the con­
struction segment.
The turnover was down
at ₹34,114 crore (₹34,324
crore) while the EBITDA
Rupee posts 10th monthly fall on
weak Asian peers, oil­price woes
Reuters
New York
The Indian rupee chalked up
its tenth straight monthly
fall after slipping versus the
dollar on Monday, on con­
cerns over oil prices and in
line with losses in most
other Asian currencies.
The rupee last traded at
82.78 per US dollar on
Monday, compared with
82.47 in the previous
session.
The currency depreciated
1.8 per cent in October. The
last time it had a positive
month against the dollar was
in December 2021.
This is rupee’s longest
monthly losing run since
1985. The string of monthly
losses has put the rupee on
course for its worst annual
performance in almost a
decade.
“Fundamental issues such
₹24,700 crore by FY25,
growing at a CAGR of
around 15 per cent, outpa­
cing the growth in the unor­
ganised market, said
sources.
SHIFTING LANDSCAPE
Ambuj Narayan, CEO,
Taneira, says there has been
dition and increase in average
revenue per user (ARPU).
“We have delivered yet an­
other quarter with competit­
ive revenue growth and im­
proved margins. Our
consolidated revenue grew se­
quentially by 5.3 per cent and
EBITDA margin expanded to
51 per cent. The consistency of
our execution is driven by the
strength and resilience of our
portfolio,” said Gopal Vittal,
MD and CEO, India and South
Asia, Airtel.
Mobile ARPU expanded to
₹190, compared to ₹153 dur­
ing the same period last year,
on the back of premiumisation
‘Concerns of a
slowdown in
key economies and
geopolitical issues,
coupled with
seasonal factors,
led to a
volatile operating
environment’
plunged to ₹3,929 crore
(₹13,877 crore); EBITDA
per tonne was down at
₹7,997 (₹30,272).
Gross debt increased to
₹87,516 crore (₹82,597
crore). It paid ₹19,000
crore in the September
quarter to complete the
Neelachal Ispat acquisi­
tion. Net debt was at
as high current account defi­
cit and persistent inflation
remain impediments [for
the rupee],” said Srinivas
Puni, MD at QuantArt Mar­
ket Solutions.
Among the rupee’s Asian
peers, the offshore Chinese
yuan and the Indonesian
rupiah dropped about 2.4 per
cent each in October, while
the Malaysian ringgit fell 2
per cent and the Thai baht
0.6 per cent. The Korean won
outperformed, inching up.
an unprecedented rise in
demand for sarees. While a
large part (nearly 70 per
cent) of sales is skewed to­
wards the festival season,
he says, there is uptake in
work­wear sarees, too.
“We are excited about
the saree market. It has
been largely unorganised
with strong regional and
local players, but now we
see that there is a change in
landscape and the number
of organised players is in­
creasing,” Narayan
told businessline.
The ethnic wear brand,
which closed last financial
year with 20 stores, has set
up 31 stores so far, and is
looking to end the current
financial year with 50­odd
stores across the country.
“We are witnessing good
growth in online space
close to high double­digit.
We are looking to set up 100
stores across the country
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and deep customer under­
standing, he said.
“We are now rolling out 5G
and are confident that Airtel
5G Plus will deliver the best ex­
perience in India while being
kinder to the environment. I
do believe that 5G technology
has the potential of bringing
tremendous innovation into
India. At the same time, we re­
main concerned about the low
return on capital employed
(ROCE) that our business de­
livers due to pricing that is the
lowest in the world. Given the
large investments required to
drive digital adoption in India,
we believe there is a need for
tariff correction,” Vittal added.
POSTPAID SEGMENT
The company said it has
strengthened its leadership
position in the postpaid seg­
ment with a customer base of
31.6 million (including IoT). It
continues to gain strong share
of 4G customers and added
17.8 million 4G data custom­
ers over last year.
₹71,753 crore. TV Naren­
dran, Managing Director,
Tata Steel, said the con­
cerns of a slowdown in key
economies, persisting geo­
political issues, coupled
with seasonal factors, led to
a volatile operating envir­
onment.
The company will set up
more electric arc furnaces
in the country, enabling ca­
pacity augmentation, and
along with NINL expan­
sion, will drive growth in
the high­margin retail busi­
ness, he said.
In Europe, EBITDA was
at ₹1,788 crore (₹3,340
crore), translating to an
EBITDA per tonne of
₹9,540 (₹15,609). Energy
costs in Europe continue to
remain a key watchpoint,
said the company.
The prospect of more US
Federal Reserve rate hikes
alongside worries over the
Chinese economic outlook
impacted the demand for
Asian currencies.
Expectations of the Fed
slowing its pace of rate hikes
have increased in recent
days, though the US central
bank is poised to deliver yet
another super­sized 75 basis
point rate hike this week.
CRUDE OIL RISES
Meanwhile, Brent crude rose
more than 8 per cent this
month, set to halt a four­
month losing run, after
OPEC+ key agreed to pro­
duction cuts.
The rupee’s losses this
month would have been
deeper had it not been for
the Reserve Bank of India’s
intervention. The central
bank sold dollars to boost
the rupee, likely via the for­
ward market, traders said.
by FY24,” he said. Accord­
ing to Rachamadugu Balaji
Bharadwaj, Senior Vice­
President, Sai Silks (Kala­
mandir), saree is fast emer­
ging as a fashion statement
with women from across
the country increasingly
adopting it.
There is a strong under
penetrated market for
sarees in Tier II and Tier III
towns as well.
“The industry is vast, and
there is scope for organised
retail players to get into the
market. Organised players
have the right system and
data right from manufac­
turing to selling in place.
They can provide the cus­
tomer experience, ambi­
ence and support,” said
Bharadwaj. The company,
which filed for an IPO this
year, currently operates 50
stores in Andhra Pradesh,
Telangana, Karnataka and
Tamil Nadu.
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iPhone output likely to fall 30% as
Covid curbs hit major China plant
PLAN B. Foxconn working to boost output at another facility to make up for the shortfall
Reuters
Shanghai
Production of Apple Inc’s
iPhones could slump by as
much as 30 per cent at one of
the world’s biggest factories
next month due to tighten­
ing Covid curbs in China,
said a person on Monday.
Manufacturer Foxconn,
formally Hon Hai Precision
Industry Co Ltd, is working
to boost production at an­
other factory in Shenzhen
city to make up for the short­
fall, said the person, declin­
ing to be identified as the in­
formation was private.
Its main Zhengzhou plant
in central China, which em­
ploys about 200,000 people,
has been rocked by discon­
tent over stringent measures
to curb the spread of Covid,
with several workers fleeing
the site over the weekend.
The possible impact on
production comes amid a
traditionally busy time for
electronics makers ahead of
Visitors stuck as Shanghai Disney shuts down
Reuters
Beijing
Shanghai’s Disney Resort ab­
ruptly suspended operations
on Monday to comply with
Covid prevention measures,
with all visitors at the time of
the announcement directed to
stay in the park until they re­
turn a negative test for the
virus.
The resort said at 11:39 am
local time (03:39 GMT) it
would immediately shut the
main theme park and sur­
rounding areas including its
shopping street until further
notice to comply with virus
curbs.
The Shanghai government
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BREAD AND BUTTER. Foxconn is Apple’s biggest
iPhone­maker, producing 70% of iPhone shipments globally
the year­end holiday season,
which is also a prime time for
vendors such as Apple.
Foxconn, on Sunday, said
it was bringing the situation
under control and would co­
ordinate back­up production
with other plants to reduce
any potential impact. Its
share price closed down 1.4
per cent on Monday versus a
1.3 per cent rise in the
broader market.
Apple did not respond to a
PLAYING SPOILSPORT. Visitors were directed to stay in
the park until they return with a negative test for Covid
said on its official WeChat ac­
count the park was barring
people from entering or exiting
and that all visitors inside the
site would need to await the
request for comment. Fox­
conn is Apple’s biggest
iPhone­maker, producing 70
per cent of iPhone ship­
ments globally, which in turn
makes up 45 per cent of the
Taiwanese firm’s revenue,
analysts at Taipei­based Fu­
bon Research said this
month.
It also builds the device in
India, but its Zhengzhou
factory assembles the major­
ity of its global output. A
results of their tests before they
could leave.
Anyone who had visited the
park since October 27 would
need to test for Covid three
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second person familiar with
the situation said many
workers remained at the
Zhengzhou plant and that
production was continuing.
ZERO-COVID POLICIES
Under China’s ultra­strict
zero­Covid policies, localit­
ies must act swiftly to quell
outbreaks, with measures in­
cluding full­scale lockdowns.
Factories in affected areas
are often allowed to stay
open on condition they oper­
ate under a closed loop sys­
tem where staff live and work
on­site. Businesses have said
such arrangements pose nu­
merous difficulties.
On October 19, Foxconn
banned dining at canteens at
the Zhengzhou plant and re­
quired workers to eat meals
in dormitories. It said pro­
duction was normal.
The measures led to
people who said they worked
at the site venting frustra­
tion about their treatment
and provisions via social
media.
times in three days, it said.
Neither the Shanghai gov­
ernment nor the Disney resort
gave further details. The resort
had on Saturday said that it had
started operating with a re­
duced workforce to comply
with Covid measures.
The theme park continued
to operate rides for visitors
stuck in the park during the
closure on Monday, social­me­
dia users reported.
Shanghai reported 10 locally
transmitted cases for October
30, all of which it said were
people without symptoms. The
closure marks the latest disrup­
tion for the Shanghai Disney
Resort, which was shut for over
three months during Shang­
hai’s lockdown earlier this year.
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Well played
Gender parity in cricket match fees, the first step

T he Board for Control of Cricket in India

(BCCI) took a small, albeit significant, step
last week by introducing gender parity in
match fees for women cricketers. Now women
cricketers will get the same match fee as their male
counterparts — ₹15 lakh for a Test match, ₹6 lakh for
an ODI and ₹3 lakh for a T20 match. This is against
the present remuneration levels of ₹2.5 lakh for a
Test, and ₹1 lakh each for an ODI and T20 match. The
It’s risky financing BOT roads
seven­fold hike in match fees for women cricketers
for Test matches, a six­fold hike for ODIs and a DRIVE CAREFULLY. Build­Operate­Transfer model is being revived, but earlier financial mishaps should be understood
three­fold hike for T20 matches to ensure parity with
their male counterparts was long overdue. BCCI is
only the second cricketing nation to bring about could come out of default and nearly 16 project execution and its cash­flows. sanction of debt have turned out be a
Gireesh Kunnathattil per cent of the projects were terminated. While NHAI’s Concession Agreement piece of fiction, often leading to a quick
parity in match fees, the first being New Zealand. But Many of the large infrastructure allowed partial toll collection (under mortality of a long­term loan.

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even as cricketers — men and women (such as n July, the National Highway
Mithali Raj, Anjum Chopra, Harmanpreet Kaur and Authority of India (NHAI)
announced its plan to award at
Sachin Tendulkar) — have hailed the move, a lot least 8 per cent of the targeted
more needs to be done to usher gender parity in road development for the
Indian cricket. current fiscal through
Build­Operate­Transfer (BOT) route.
For now, it is only the match fee that has In September, credit rating agency
been equalised. The BCCI has not touched ICRA published its study of 120 BOT
road projects that have defaulted during
the central contracts. Under the central the last decade, which added ₹42,000
contracts for men cricketers, there are four crore of NPAs (non­performing assets).
categories — A+ (annual retainer of ₹7 crore In October, the Enforcement
a year), A (annual retainer ₹5 crore), B Directorate (ED) attached ₹80 crore
worth of assets of the promoters of
(annual retainer ₹3 crore) and C (annual Ranchi Expressway Ltd, which
retainer ₹1 crore). Only three Indian men undertook the four­laning project of 163
cricketers are in the A+ category — Rohit km of highway between Ranchi and
Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah. For Jamshedpur, on the charges of fraud and
money laundering.
women there are three categories — A (₹50 On the surface, these three events
lakh), B (₹30 lakh) and C (₹10 lakh). In the A appear unrelated. But, in reality,
category we have Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti together they encapsulate the impact of
Mandhana, Poonam Yadav, Deepti Sharma public private partnership (PPP) on the
and Rajeshwari Gayakwad. So even the men banking system. PPP, which peaked in
2011­12, when nearly 95 per cent of
cricketers in the lowest C category get twice projects were awarded under the BOT
as much as women cricketers in the highest (Toll) model, lost its lustre due to a slew
A category. The other disparity that is of unanticipated issues.
embedded in the structure of world cricket NHAI has been attempting to
resurrect interest in the BOT model in
is the difference in the number of matches order to alleviate the financial burden
that men and women play. In the first ever caused by the existing Hybrid Annuity
Futures Test Programme for women for Model (HAM) and EPC (Engineering,
2022­25 cycle released by the International Procurement and Construction)
Cricket Council, Indian women will play contract model.
The study by ICRA has revealed that
two Tests, 27 ODIs and 38 T20 matches, 70 per cent of the sample projects
apart from ICC tournaments . In contrast defaulted during the operational phase,
men cricketers in this period will play 38 largely on account of lower than
envisaged traffic and authority­related
Tests, 42 ODIs and 61 T20 matches, apart issues. Only one­fourth of the projects
from ICC tournaments. An Indian male
cricketer who features in all these matches
in this period will earn ₹10.5 crore whereas a
female cricketer will earn only ₹3 crore.
What we need is for more tournaments to be
organised around women’s cricket. The first
ever women’s IPL next year will bring in
CCI’s fine on Google and its implications
much­needed visibility and money, apart
from a bigger profile for women’s cricket. The competition watchdog has found Android and Play Store’s dominance is hurting both consumers and device makers
World over, sportswomen have waged a
struggle for pay parity. Now, all four Tennis
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Grand Slam tournaments give equal prize KR Srivats
money for men and women. US women
Why has Competition
footballers recently, after a prolonged Commission of India (CCI) fined
battle, achieved parity in match fee with Google?
their male counterparts. The richest sports CCI, in October 2022, fined Google in
body in India has shown that it is willing to two separate cases in a span of two
weeks. One related to the Android
reform. Now, the other professional sports mobile ecosystem, and the other to Play
bodies and federations should pick BCCI’s Store. In the Android case, CCI imposed
cue. Funds cannot be cited as an excuse to a fine of ₹1,338 crore and in the Play
duck what is a point of principle. Store case, ₹936.44 crore.
In 2019, CCI had ordered a detailed
probe following complaints by
consumers of Android­based
smartphones. The case on Google Play
POCKET RAVIKANTH
Store policies was initiated in 2020,
based on an information provided by a
party that sought anonymity.
What are the key findings of CCI
in the Android case?
Mandatory pre­installation of entire
Google Mobile Suite (with no option to
uninstall the same) and their prominent
placement was found to be imposition of
unfair condition on device
companies, which once dominated the
BOT landscape, have either shut down
or shrunk in size. Some of them are still
being probed by CBI/ED for possible
financial irregularities.
FAULT LINES OF THE PAST
Is the banking system, which has borne
the brunt in the past, ready to embrace it
again? When the attempts are being
made to revive the model, it is pertinent
to revisit the fault lines of the past and
address the gaps.
Risk during execution stage: The
ability of the concessionaire/sponsor to
raise the requisite funding, timely
availability of right­of­way and various
approvals including environmental
clearances, changes in design/scope of
work, terrain conditions, local
government or judicial interventions are
just a few of the serious issues
encountered at this stage of the project.
In 2012, the Bihar government
cancelled all the mining licences, forcing
the contractors to procure construction
materials from the neighbouring States,
which more than doubled the input cost.
Although NHAI protects the
concessionaire against losses caused by
delays in approvals and land acquisition,
the delays will ultimately impact the
While a stalled road
project is a loss
proposition for all
stakeholders, the lender
bears the lion’s share
of the financial loss.
manufacturers. CCI also found Google
to be abusing its dominant position by
making pre­installation of Google’s
proprietary apps (particularly Play
Store) conditional for all Android
devices produced/marketed by
manufacturers.
This was found by CCI to have
reduced the ability and incentive of
device manufacturers to develop and sell
devices operating on alternative
versions of Android i.e., Android forks
and, thereby, limited technical or
scientific development.
What is Mobile Application
Distribution Agreement (MADA)?
OEMs are required to pre­install the
entire Google Mobile Suite (GMS)
covering 11 applications of Google as a
bundle, and place these apps on the
home screen of the device.
What is Android Compatibility
Commitment agreement?
OEMs which have chosen to pre­install
Google’s apps on their mobile devices
are restricted from manufacturing/
marketing not only smart mobile
certain conditions) if at least 75 per cent
of the project stretch is complete, this
was always delayed and, in some cases,
there were restrictions on the utilisation
of funds pooled into the escrow account,
impacting the debt servicing.
The eventual outcome of this risk is
cost­overrun. The concessionaires
(SPVs) have attempted to mitigate the
risk of cost overrun through a fixed price
EPC contract with the counter­party,
which is a group company (sponsor) in
most cases. This fixed price contract also
helped in building a strong financial
model for securing the bank funding at
project SPV level. This arrangement was
a double whammy for the lenders having
to face the brunt both at sponsor as well
as SPV levels. With multiple BOT
projects on hand, most of the sponsors
found it difficult to infuse equity into
these SPVs. An easy way was discovered
through book entries showing upfront
equity infusion into the SPV and
immediate plough back of the same to
the sponsor as mobilisation advance.
This means that the project has
started with inadequate financing. With
the fixed price contract denting the
balance sheet at the sponsor level, banks
started facing default at both the levels,
leading to ultimate collapse of both the
project and sponsor.
Risks after the operationalisation:
The revenue shortfall has been one of
the biggest challenges for the road
projects. The traffic projections made in
the absence of any reliable historical
data, drawn based on certain
assumptions, have largely been flawed.
These projections and the financial
models which formed the basis for
ANDROID. Google is charged with
abusing its dominant position
devices but also any smart device on
alternative versions of Android.
What has been the stand of
Google on the charges that it
abused its dominant position?
Android users have considerable
freedom to customise their phones and
to install apps that compete with
Google’s, besides the ability to quickly
and easily move or disable pre­installed
Development of alternative routes
and modes of transport like railways,
changes in user profile due to changes in
demographic and economic profile of
the catchment area, local political
conditions, force majeure risks like
natural calamities, changes in laws, etc.,
are few variables that have impacted the
revenue generation. Poor maintenance
has led to the termination of the
contract in some cases.
As evidenced in the ICRA study, there
is a lower probability of a project
reviving from the default stage. One of
the major factors could be the shorter
loan repayment period compared to a
longer concession period — the loans
were sanctioned for a period of 12­15
years vis-a-vis a concession period of,
say, 25 years. This financing model has
always put a strain on project
cash­flows, leaving no room for
operations to stabilise.
In the case of road projects, the
traditional debt­restructuring
mechanism did not work because it
required a committed and sustained
financial support from the
concessionaire and the project owner.
While a stalled road project is a loss
proposition for all stakeholders (i.e.,
concessionaire, lender and project
owner), the lender bears the lion’s share
of the financial loss (nearly 75 per cent
of the cost incurred).
Given the bloody past of financing the
toll­based BOT projects, banks will look
for answers to these questions before
taking a plunge again.
The writer is a corporate banking professional with a
leading private sector bank
apps, including Google’s apps.
In relation to MADA, Google argued
that pre­installation and placement
requirements are promotional
opportunities for Google for its revenue
earning services. By virtue of MADA,
Google was able to offer Android OS free
to the OEMs. As for ACC, Google said
fragmentation of the Android OS would
make it difficult for app developers to
make their apps compatible with
multiple versions of Android.
What corrective measures has
CCI sought in the Android case?
OEMs shall not be restrained from (a)
choosing from amongst Google’s
proprietary applications to be
pre­installed and should not be forced to
pre­install a bouquet of applications,
and (b) deciding the placement of
pre­installed apps on their smart
devices.
Google shall not restrict un­installing
of its pre­installed apps by the users.
Google shall allow the users, during
the initial device setup, to choose their
default search engine for all search entry
points.

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Rein in CAD
This refers to ‘Don’t blame oil for
rising CAD’ (October 31). Increase in
CAD can be attributed to several
factors, one being not only the rise in
imports but also to continuous
erosion in the value of rupee vis-à-vis
the dollar.
With more than 80 per cent of India’s
energy needs being imported,
consistent depreciation of the rupee
did play spoilsport on CAD. The
silver­lining in the midst of worsening
CAD is that due to the persistent
stand taken by India, keeping the
external sector in mind, by
continuously offering to import
crude oil from Russia had accounted
for discounts of as much as $35 a
barrel when compared to pre­war
situation.
Added to it, the growing clamour
among G7 nations to enforce a
price­cap on Russian oil has led to a
price war leading to countries like
Russia, Saudi Arabia and Iraq offering
crude oil to India at cheaper rates.
India being an energy dependant
country should make full use of the
opportunity. .
Srinivasan Velamur
Chennai
India’s golden moment
This refers to ‘Going for gold’
(October 31). The SEBI initiative can
become a historic step in the
country’s gold management history,
second only to the government
decision to explore the possibility of
reviving Kolar mines and the unsaid
proposal to explore the potential of
yet to be mainstreamed and
accounted domestic gold stock
estimated at 24,000 tonnes.
The present global gold scenario
gives India a once­in­a­lifetime
opportunity to quickly redeploy a
part of the country's idle domestic
gold stock for productive use.
Illustratively, if one­fifth of the
estimated 24,000 tonnes of the stock
can be mainstreamed and accounted
over a period of next five years,
import of gold will come down
substantially.
Impact will be two­way. One, as those
who invest their gold will earn at least
2 per cent per annum on their gold
investment and there will be foreign
exchange savings to the extent gold
imports come down. There will be
other long­term benefits also for the
nation’s economy.
All these will become more feasible
and socially acceptable, once a gold
hub of international reputation
develops around Kolar gold fields.
MG Warrier
Mumbai
Will NEP deliver?
This refers to the article on NEP
‘credits’. Some of the measures
proposed in the NEP have the ability
to change the face of the Indian
education system if they can be
carried out in the manner envisaged.
However, the moot point is whether
we have the quality of teachers
needed for the NEP to succeed.
Overworked and underpaid teachers
teachers cannot be expected to do
justice to their jobs.
There are no roofs for classrooms in
some places.
Anthony Henriques
Mumbai
Drones in farming
It refers to ‘Drones: Giving farmers
the wings to fly’ (October 31). It is an
open secret that drones have the
potential to significantly contribute
to our agriculture sector which is the
lifeline for majority of our
population.
From data collection to how to use
that data to improve overall
productivity, crop diversification,
etc., can be managed through
drones.
And it is good that the government is
providing subsidy in drone purchases
to the farmers, but it would be more
than essential to ensure that this
latest technological tool facilitates
the poorest farmers in remotest
corners of the country.
Bal Govind
Noida

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The lightning ‘disaster’

It is time to prepare long­term mitigation plans
Depleting forex reserves a worry
Though dollar appreciation and valuation changes have played a role, the $100 billion+ decline in reserves is no small matter
Yashobanta Parida
Joyita Roy Chowdhury The outflow of FII capital in itself
Prakash Kumar Sahoo MACROSCAN. should not have led to any substantial
decline in reserves, because during the

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ightning strikes have led to April­June 2022 period foreign direct
deaths in several States investment inflows amounted to $13.6
during this monsoon CP CHANDRASHEKHAR, JAYATI GHOSH billion. So, the net outflow of
season, killing 579 people investment was only around $1 billion.

(Situation report, Ministry of
Home Affairs). Madhya Pradesh
experienced the highest number
of lightning­related deaths (162),
followed by Maharashtra (121),
Gujarat (72), Bihar (70),
Rajasthan (49), and Chhattisgarh
(40).
According to the 'Annual
Lightning Report 2020­2021',
India has experienced an
increasing loss of human lives,
property, and livelihoods due to
the rising frequency and intensity
of lightning and thunderstorms.
Between 1972 and 2019, around
90,632 people were killed due to
lightning strikes, followed by
floods and rain (77,724),
heatwaves (34,925), landslides
(26,980), cold waves (26,167),
cyclones (23,315).
TRAGIC TOLL
The Accidental Deaths & Suicides
in India 2021 report confirms that
7,126 people were killed due to
natural disasters, 40.4 per cent of
deaths took place due to lightning,
9.2 per cent of deaths due to
floods, and 8.7 per cent of deaths
due to coldwave, 5.3 per cent of
deaths due to landslides, 5.2 per
cent of deaths due to heat stroke,
and 1.7 per cent of deaths due to
cyclones.
Per the Annual Lightning
Report, 2020­21, India witnessed
18.5 million lightning strikes
between April 2020 and March
2021, marking 34 per cent more
strikes than the previous year.
Besides the loss of human life,
lightning adversely impacts the
agriculture, aviation, power, and
communication sectors. Mainly,
rural and forest areas are the most
vulnerable due to lighting because
of the presence of water bodies
and tall trees. Compared to the
urban area, 96 per cent of deaths
occurred in rural areas due to
lightning. In addition, frequent
lightning strikes adversely affect
small and marginal farmers.
Around 77 per cent of farmers
are killed due to lightning as they
work in agricultural fields during
the Kharif cropping season in the
monsoon period. Moreover, the
Annual Lightning Report
2020­2021 confirms that 60­70
per cent of deaths occurred in
tribal populations due to
lightning in Jharkhand, Odisha,
Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal,
and other states.
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DEADLY STRIKE Lightning
fatalities are rising DEEPAK KR
Regarding deaths due to
lightning, the population in rural
areas is more vulnerable than in
urban areas. More than 70 per
cent of deaths from lightning
occurred amongst people
standing under tall trees;
therefore, training and
community awareness programs
are essential measures to
minimise deaths due to lightning.
However, there is no
national­level policy to tackle
lightning fatalities except for
providing a lump­sum ex­gratia to
the kin of the deceased person.
The Odisha government provides
4 lakh per deceased person to the
next of kin from SDRF. Other
State governments provide lump
sum Ex­gratia to the deceased
person's family. These policies are
not adequate to minimise deaths
due to lightning.
The Centre should include
lightning as a “natural disaster” to
minimise lightning­related
deaths. This would help States
prepare long­term mitigation
through coordinated efforts with
local agencies and reconstruction
activities to build
disaster­resilient infrastructure.
In addition, some critical
measures where public
intervention is an absolute
necessity include mapping
vulnerable populations with
potential lightning hotspots,
improving early warning systems,
and installing lightning detection
systems in the local areas.
Moreover, the government
should prepare a database related
to the frequency of lightning
strikes, gender­wise lightning
deaths, and occupation­wise
fatalities at the district, state, and
central levels for devising an
action plan against lightning
strikes. These targeted public
interventions can reduce human
casualties due to lightning.
Parida and Roy Chowdhury are Assistant
Professors of Economics at FLAME University,
Pune. Sahoo is a Lecturer of Economics at
Vikram Deb College, Jeypore, Odisha. Views
expressed are personal
A
sharp and rapid decline in
the dollar value of the
Reserve Bank of India’s
foreign exchange reserves
has caught the attention of
interested observers. Reserves that had
risen from around $543 billion in August
2020 to $641 billion in August 2021, have
since been in decline (Chart 1). The
reserve level touched $525 billion on
October 21, 2022.
While the evidence of decline is clear,
the explanation for the decline is not.
The RBI has said that this is not a cause
for worry since more than two­thirds of
the fall in reserves in the current fiscal
year was due to revaluation in the face of
a stronger dollar. The dollar value of
total reserves is affected by valuation
shifts, as the exchange rate between the
dollar and other hard currencies (such as
the euro, pound or yen in which reserves
are held) changes. The RBI, it appears,
has been attempting to respond to this
development. India’s investment in US
treasury securities rose by $9.2 billion in
August to $221.2 billion, which possibly
points to realignment of its investment
of foreign exchange reserves.
Yet the influence of valuation changes
has been strong in recent months as the
dollar has appreciated by a substantial
margin vis­à­vis other currencies. While
over April to June 2021, valuation
changes had lifted the value of reserves
by $2.2 billion, during April to June 2022
such changes had resulted in a fall in
reserves to the tune of $22.7 billion. This
is to an extent comforting, because it
suggests that dollar appreciation rather
than an actual depletion of reserves
explain the trend.
But, since much of India’s imports are
denominated in dollars, it is the dollar
value of reserves that matter as a buffer
for financing imports in a situation
where foreign exchange earnings and/or
inflows are low or negative. Moreover,
despite net foreign direct inflows of
$13.6 billion during April­June 2022, the
change in reserves excluding the effects
of valuation shifts had fallen to a positive
$4.6 billion as compared with a much
higher $31.9 billion during April­June
2021 when the inflow of foreign direct
investment was a lower $11.6 billion.
Moreover, the numbers on valuation
changes do not tell the whole story.
Rather, figures on RBI’s intervention in
foreign exchange markets show that the
central bank, which was a net purchaser
TCA Ramanujam
TCA Sangeetha
of foreign exchange through much of
2020 and the first nine months of 2022,
has turned net seller subsequently,
selling around $20 billion worth of
foreign currencies during each of the
months of March and May 2022 (Chart
2).
The central bank’s open market
operations are principally meant to
stabilise the rupee vis­à­vis other
currencies, with purchases made when
large inflows of foreign exchange lead to
significant rupee appreciation and sales
undertaken when outflows under
various heads rise and the value of the
rupee depreciates. When the RBI
Weaknesses in India’s
external payments
situation have had a
major role to play in
driving the rupee’s
depreciation
and its intensity
The ferocious side of tax law
September, declares compounding of
offences would depend on satisfaction
of eligibility conditions prescribed in
deploys its holdings of foreign exchange
to stall depreciation, it depletes a part of
its reserves.
RUPEE STRESS
The rupee has been under stress for
some time now, for two reasons. First,
with central banks in the US and other
advanced countries resorting to
monetary tightening and a hike of
interest rates, foreign institutional
investors (FIIs) have been withdrawing
from the Indian market. FII outflows
during April to June 2022 amounted to
$14.6 billion, as compared with an inflow
of $0.4 billion during the same period of
the previous year.
Secondly, India’s trade and current
account deficits have been widening.
India recorded a current account
surplus of $13.1 billion during July to
December 2020 and a small deficit of
$1.6 billion during January to June 2021.
Compared with that, the deficit stood at
$31.9 billion during July to December
2021 and $37.3 billion during January to
June 2022 (Chart 3).
will not be entertained. Rejection of
the application for compounding
should be through a speaking order.
In addition, the April­June 2022 period
saw a relatively high net inflow of
short­term credit to the tune of $8.8
billion as compared with $1.9 billion a
year earlier.
The RBI’s operations involving sale of
foreign exchange have been geared to
stall rupee depreciation resulting from
such pressures. What is of concern is
that despite the RBI’s actions, the
decline in the rupee has persisted. From
around ₹76 to the dollar at the beginning
of the fiscal year, the RBI’s rupee
reference exchange rate had depreciated
by around 8 per cent to ₹82 to the dollar
by the end of October (Chart 4).
It is indeed true that the rupee is not
the only currency that has depreciated
against the dollar, as that currency was
strengthened by a combination of the
flight of capital to safe
dollar­denominated assets as well as the
recent hikes in interest rates that has
reduced the differential of US rates from
that in other countries.
But, as noted, weaknesses in India’s
external payments situation have had a
major role to play in driving
depreciation and its intensity. This
possibly explains why the RBI’s efforts
have not yielded the results it expected,
and rupee depreciation has persisted.
One factor precluding alarm with
respect to the decline in reserves is the
high level of the dollar value of the
reserve that had been accumulated,
which peaked at more than $640 billion
before the decline began. On the other
hand, the pace of decline is
disconcerting, with erosion to the tune
of $116 billion in a matter of 14 months.
This is of significance because unlike in
the case of a country like China, where
current account surpluses played a role
in building reserves, India has almost
consistently recorded deficits in its
current account. It is because net
inflows on the capital account in the
form of investment and credit have far
exceeded current account financing
needs that reserves were built up.
That is, India’s reserves have as their
counterpart accumulated liabilities.
This makes the country prone to loss of
confidence in the currency that could
result in destabilising depreciation that
not only contributes to domestic
inflation but also to adverse effects on
the balance sheet of firms and
institutions that have borrowed in
foreign currency.

T
he income­tax officer is next
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. only to the police officer in the
matter of evoking fear in the
November 1, 2002 minds of the common citizenry.
Penalties levied for tax evasion are
‘100% success rate in Godavari gas wells’ subject to appeals and revisions. But
Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) today officially announced that it has discovered prosecution launched by the
in excess of seven trillion cubic feet of natural gas in the deep­water block D6 Income­Tax department before a
in the Krishna Godavari basin off Andhra Pradesh coast. criminal court can lead to
imprisonment. The Finance Ministry
BSNL­MTNL merger plan may be dumped has come up with guidelines for
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is likely to dump the proposal compounding such prosecution
to merge the two public sector telecom behemoths, Bharat Sanchar Nigam offences. Under this, if the
Ltd (BSNL) and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL). Instead, what is now compounding fee is paid, the
being considered is the option of making MTNL a subsidiary company of BSNL prosecution case can be withdrawn .
by transferring the Government's equity holding of 56.25 per cent. These guidelines enable a taxpayer to
have the option of avoiding
Jumbo moves FIPB again to buy out Shaw Wallace prosecution or jail term by paying a
Jumbo World Holdings Ltd has moved the Foreign Investment Promotion fine. The discretion available with the
Board (FIPB) for the second time seeking permission to acquire the entire tax authority is considerably reduced.
60.93 per cent equity in Shaw Wallace & Company (SWC) currently held by The guidelines have been revised
Indian shareholders. The company has also sought permission to increase NRI from time to time for the past 10 years.
holding in another group company, Gordon Woodroffe, from the present The latest set of guidelines, issued in
10.11 per cent to 88.59 per cent through acquisition of shares.
the guidelines, keeping in view the
conduct of the assessee and the nature
and magnitude of the offence.
Prosecution instituted under the
Indian Penal Code cannot be
compounded unless it involves Section
321 of the Criminal Procedure Code
(CrPC), which provides for withdrawal
of the prosecution. It is easier to
compound a technical offence caused
by an act of omission, such as failure to
pay tax deducted at source.
COMPOUNDING OFFENCES
Serious offences like concealment,
wilful attempt to evade tax or non
payment of tax, failure to produce
accounts, falsification of accounts can
also be compounded on fulfilment of
stringent conditions. Time limits are
prescribed for applying for such
compounding. The applicant should
undertake to withdraw the appeals
IT LAW Onerous provisions ISTOCK.COM
leading to prosecution.
Certain offences can never be
compounded, such as failure to
disclose foreign account and assets,
offences under the Benami Act or by a
person convicted by a court for any
offence. Abetment of tax evasion can
also result in prosecution (tax advisors,
consultants and chartered accountants
better beware). Tax investigations can
also result in detection of terrorist
activities, where no compounding is
allowed.
Persons applying for plea, bargaining
Where the tax sought to be evaded
exceeds ₹25 lakh, the compounding fee
can be 150 per cent of the tax sought to
be evaded. In other cases the fee is 125
per cent of the tax attempted to be
evaded. Attempt to evade penalty will
attract only 100 per cent of such
penalty for compounding. In extreme
and exceptional cases of genuine
financial hardship, the compounding
charges maybe suitably reduced with
the approval of the finance minister.
These guidelines are remarkable, but
the department has rarely succeeded in
launching prosecution or in securing a
conviction. The Supreme Court
recently, citing Adam Smith, advised
the government to keep the tax regime
simple, achieving maximisation of
compliance. Easier said than done.
The writers are former Chief Commissioner Income
Tax and an advocate, respectively

BL TWO-WAY CROSSWORD 2146

EASY NOT SO EASY
ACROSS DOWN ACROSS DOWN
01. Study (6) 01. Forerunner of 01. Read it closely and only half hope it's a trick (6) 01. Old copper with its quarter two­wheeler (5­8)
04. Population count (6) bicycle (5­8) 04. Makes us necessarily return a part of the head­count(6) 02. Doesn't go to work any more ­­ but does go
09. Getting as clear profit (7) 02. Stops working (7) 09. Getting a clear profit by throwing it over the fruit bushes (7) upstairs? (7)
10. Remove all clothing (5) 10. Take everything off for the journey south to begin with (5) 03. A bit of a mistake to find it in a woman's
03. Lose footing (4)
11. Three­foot measure (4) 11. The area is linear where measurement is concerned (4) wardrobe (4)
12. Carry child (4) 05. Making certain (8) 12. Put up with Teddy (4) 05. Making certain Len is our king: caps off! (8)
13. Spoil (3) 06. Open fabric used in 13. Spoil the return of the butter (3) 06. Material gains credit in simply halving it (5)
15. Categorise (4) upholstery (5) 15. Soundly made a search for the kind (4) 07. Great girl, posh, dated when topless and
16. Cobbler, shoemaker (4) 07. Pensioned off (13) 16. One who looks down his nose may be at last working (4) pensioned off (13)
19. Spinning toy (3) 08. Say yes (5) 19. It's the highest one can go, giving it a whipping (3) 08. Say one will get silver mouthpiece, but don't
21. Precious metal (4) 14. More intelligent (8) 21. Or, a note to the elderly (4) finish it (5)
22. Archaic pronoun (4) 22. You, as I used to address you, were equal to 500? (4) 14. Look more cheerful having a higher IQ? (8)
17. Decapitates(7)
24. Bar of 21 etc (5) 24. Entered parts in reverse order with a bar of metal (5) 17. Takes top off to make bee dash about (7)
25. Noble, brave (7) 18. Droops; ensigns (5) 25. Brave Georgia everyone returned to, not being disheartened (7) 18. Paving stones hoisted to the tops of mastheads (5)
26. Bridge for travelling­crane (6) 20. Heathen (5) 26. It takes travelling crane to gain one lost with the attempt (6) 20. Father will put on one fewer heathen (5)
27. Stopped (6) 23. Run from attack (4) 27. Top of corkscrew slackened off, then stopped altogether (6) 23. Being a trifle exposed inside, make a break for it (4)

SOLUTION: BL TWO-WAY CROSSWORD 2145

ACROSS 1. Plasters 7. Spell 8. Chiming 9. Grilled 10. Loam 12. Despite 14. Badgers 17. Punt 18. Chatter 21. Opening 22. Lance 23. Released
DOWN 1. Pickle 2. Animated 3. Twin 4. Ragged 5. Meal 6. Sludge 7. Slips up 11. Wrestle 13. Injuries 14. Buckle 15. Strove 16. Staged 19. Aunt 20. Mere
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QUICKLY.
LIC adds over 2% stake in
Capri Global for ₹257 cr
New Delhi: LIC has raised its
stake in Capri Global Capital by
2 per cent over the last few
months at an investment of
₹257.37 crore. The shares were
acquired between June 10 and
October 28 at an average cost
of ₹724.74 apiece. PTI
Investment via P­notes
rises to ₹87,813 cr in Sept
New Delhi: Investment in the
Indian capital markets through
participatory notes rose to
₹87,813 crore at the end of
September, making it the
second consecutive monthly
increase. According to SEBI
data, the value of P­note
investments in Indian markets
— equity, debt, and hybrid
securities — stood at ₹84,810
crore in August. PTI
US stocks open lower
ahead of Fed meeting
New York: Wall Street stocks
retreated early on Monday to
kick off a news­heavy week that
includes a Federal Reserve
decision and key jobs and
economic data. About 15
minutes into trading, the Dow
Jones Industrial Average was
down 0.3 per cent. The S&P
500 shed 0.6 per cent and the
Nasdaq dropped 1 per cent. AFP
Nifty regains18K on FPI strength
BULLISH MOMENTUM. Buoyant global markets, favourable domestic cues lift scrips across­the­board
Palak S Shah
Mumbai
India’s benchmark stock in­
dex Nifty touched the
18,000­mark on Monday
as foreign portfolio in­
vestors (FPIs) stepped up
their buying in the cash seg­
ment on the back of a five­
day rally in the US markets
last week. Provisional data
showed that FPIs made net
purchases worth ₹4,178
crore in the cash market,
which is their largest single­
day buying during the
month.
COVER SHORTS
In the derivatives segment,
the FPIs have covered all
their short positions in the
index futures segment, in­
dicating that they were
caught on the wrong foot
during the recent 1,000­
SEBI issues norms to standardise Mehul Choksi barred for 10 years
usage of credit rating scales
Palak S Shah
Mumbai
SEBI has issued rules that
credit rating agencies (CRAs)
should follow to standardise
the use of rating scales. CRAs
analyse and rate financial in­
struments, mainly on the
debt side, and suggest the
risks involved based on the
ratings they accord to the in­
struments. But the ratings are
often filled with jargon and
complicated for a common
person to understand.
UNIFORM DESCRIPTION
According to SEBI, ‘rating
outlook’ indicates CRA’s view
point rally of Nifty this
month, experts said. The
Nifty index closed 18,012
with gains of 225 points or
1.27 per cent. The Sensex
closed at 60,746 with gains of
786 points or 1.31 per cent.
“The buoyancy in global
markets, especially the US,
combined with favourable
domestic cues is helping In­
dian markets. We expect the
Nifty to regain momentum
on the expected direction of
the rating movement in the
near to medium term,
whereas a ‘rating watch’ in­
dicates a CRA’s view on the
expected direction of the rat­
ing movement in the short
term. CRA will have to assign
a rating outlook and disclose
the same in the press release.
Also, the regulator has spe­
cified standard descriptors
for rating watch and rating
outlook. Rating watch with
positive implications, devel­
oping implications and negat­
ive implications are the three
standard descriptors that
should be used when an issuer
security is placed on rating
watch, market regulator said.
SEBI discharges two
in Whatsapp leak case
charges against certain indi­
Press Trust of India viduals in the WhatsApp
drive the markets. Global New Delhi leak case in March 2021 and
crude oil prices have cooled the same was upheld by the
off in the past few weeks, SEBI on Monday dismissed Supreme Court on Septem­
which has kept the inflation insider trading charges ber 26 this year.
under check. against two persons who It was alleged that Dalal
“The Nifty could now at­ circulated alleged unpub­ and Vora communicated the
tempt to test the recent in­ lished price­sensitive in­ UPSI related to ITC — rev­
termediate high of 18,096. formation about the finan­ enue, profit after tax, depre­
Once these levels are cial results of ITC through ciations, finance cost, other
crossed, the Nifty looks set WhatsApp messages. The income, among others — for
to move higher towards the individuals are Parthiv Dalal the quarter ended Septem­
previous intermediate highs and Shruti Vora, SEBI said ber 2016 to other persons
of 18,351. The index could in its order. through WhatsApp mes­
witness a mild correction in SEBI, last month, had dis­ sages and violated the provi­
the very near term. It is im­ posed off the adjudication sions of insider trading
above the 18,100­level. In sia­Ukraine conflict, infla­ portant that the Nifty holds proceedings against four in­ rules.
line with the trend, parti­ tion but all that seems to above the immediate sup­ dividuals, including Vora, in Dismissing the charges
cipants should look for buy­ have been factored in so far, port of 17,899­17,723 for the the case pertaining to al­ against these two persons,
ing opportunities on every experts said. Large traders uptrend to continue,” said leged circulation of unpub­ the regulator said the in­
dip and avoid contrarian and investors will be eyeing Subash Gangadharan, Senior lished price­sensitive in­ stant case is a replica of the
trades,” said Ajit Mishra, VP the Fed meeting later this Technical and Derivative formation (UPSI) about the case that was decided by
­ Research, Religare Broking. week, which will give cues Analyst, HDFC Securities. financial results of half­a­ SAT in March 2021 and up­
for further market moves. UltraTech Cement, dozen companies, including held by the Supreme Court
NEGATIVES FACTORED While Fed chief Jerome Pow­ HDFC, Sun Pharma, M&M TCS and UltraTech Cement. its order passed on Septem­
There has been too much ell is expected to hike the in­ and HDFC Bank were the The orders came after the ber 26, with the only differ­
pessimism in markets due to terest rates by 75 bps, his top gainers in Sensex pack Securities Appellate ence being that the circula­
the impending rate hike by commentary about the fu­ while Dr Reddy’s, NTPC and Tribunal (SAT) had set aside tion of WhatsApp messages
the US Federal Reserve, Rus­ ture course of rate hikes will IndusInd Bank closed weak. SEBI’s insider trading pertain to different scrips.
Bain Capital to sell
Axis Bank shares
Our Bureau
Chennai
available information, Mehul
Choksi has fled the country on
January 4, 2018, and is stated to
worth ₹3,500 cr
be residing in Antigua and Bar­
The new rules will be effective SEBI has barred Mehul C buda. Cases were filed against Our Bureau
from January. Also, SEBI said Choksi for 10 years and im­ him in India in the wake of the Mumbai
rating symbols should have posed a penalty of ₹5 crore, pur­ Punjab National Bank scam...
CRA’s first name as prefix. suant to an investigation into Further, the Directorate of En­ The US­based private invest­
Under this, issuers with the alleged manipulative trad­ forcement has also registered a ment firm Bain Capital is set
‘AAA’ rating symbols are con­ ing in the scrip of Gitanjali case against Mehul Choksi, to sell a stake worth $410
sidered to have the highest Gems. Mehul Choksi again acting on a complaint million (₹3,500 crore) in
degree of safety regarding It may be recalled that SEBI filed by PNB. I note that a Axis Bank via block deals on
timely servicing of debt oblig­ on January 31 had restrained charge­sheet has now been filed Tuesday. Bain is likely to of­
ations. Debt exposures to Choksi from accessing the se­ ban from any trading whatso­ in both the matters. The ED, in fer 1.24 per cent at a floor
such issuers carry lowest curities market for one year. ever. Besides, both Choksi and 2019, had also moved an applic­ price of ₹888 a share, which
credit risk. Gajera were prohibited to buy, ation before the PMLA Court is a 2 per cent discount to
While issuers with ‘AA’ and ONE-YEAR BAN sell, or deal in securities of Git­ seeking that Choksi be declared Monday’s closing price of
‘A’ rating symbols are under­ In an earlier order, SEBI had anjali Gems Ltd for a period of a Fugitive Economic Offender ₹906.
stood to have high and ad­ ruled Choksi, along with dir­ two years. SEBI also ordered under the Fugitive Economic The PE firm currently
equate degree of safety, re­ ector Rakesh Girdharlal Gajera, Gajera to disgorge a sum of Offenders Act, 2018. (The mat­ holds 4.24 per cent stake in
spectively with regard to violated insider trading rules ₹15.82 crore as part of the ter is currently pending before Axis Bank. The bank had is­
timely servicing of debt oblig­ while trading Gitanjali Gems matter. the Bombay High Court).” sued shares on a preferential
ations. Debt exposures to and imposed a joint fine of ₹2.5­ In the latest order, Ashwani He should remit/pay the pen­ basis at ₹525 a share and war­
such issuers carry very low to crore split between Choksi and Bhatia, whole­time member, alty within 45 days of receipt of rants convertible into equity
low credit risk. Gajera, along with the one­year SEBI, said: “As per publicly this order, Bhatia said. shares at ₹565 a share.

BROKER’S CALL.
ICICI Securities
TATA POWER (BUY)
Target: ₹262
CMP: ₹225.95
Tata Power Company has reported another
strong quarterly performance in Q2­FY23,
buoyed by higher profits from coal and Mundra
businesses, recovery in profits of Tata Power
Solar Systems Ltd and Tata Projects, and strong
performance of distribution businesses.
On consolidated basis, the company’s reported
revenue for the quarter, at ₹14,150 crore, was
up 49 per cent y­o­y mainly due to higher power
sales across discoms and higher revenue from
coal businesses.
Reported profit after tax was up 85 per cent
y­o­y at ₹940 crore (Tata Power’s share of profit
was ₹820 crore, up 94 per cent y­o­y).
As per our computations, main delta in profits,
both q­o­q and y­o­y, came from the
performance of coal and Mundra businesses,
while the ₹230­crore q­o­q recovery in
bottomline for Tata Projects was negated by a
similar amount of deferred tax provision.
For Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd (CGPL Mundra),
tariff determination by Central Electricity
TODAY’S PICK.
Trent (₹1,529.15): BUY
Gurumurthy K
bl. research bureau
The uptrend in the stock of Trent
has gained momentum. The
strong 4.9 per cent rise on
Monday confirms a triangle
pattern on the daily chart. This is a
continuation pattern indicating
the resumption of the overall
uptrend in the stock. Immediate
support will be at ₹1,500; below
that, ₹1,470 is the next strong
support.
The stock has the potential to
rise towards ₹1,610 and ₹1,660
over the next two­three weeks or
even earlier. Traders with a
short­term perspective can go
long now and accumulate on dips
at ₹1,505. Keep the stop­loss at
₹1,460. Trail the stop­loss up to
₹1,555 as soon as the stock moves
up to ₹1,580. Move the stop­loss
further up to ₹1,585 when the
stock touches ₹1,605 on the
upside. Book profits at ₹1,630.
(Note: The recommendations are
based on technical analysis. There is
risk of loss in trading)
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AdaniEntprse [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3323.30. . . . . 3347.45. . . . . 3339.95. . . . . 3360.00. . . . . 3326.10. . . . . . 575.72. . . . . 3883.70. . . . . 1411.05. . . . 420. . . . . 3346.35
AdaniGreenEn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2098.55. . . . . 2102.90. . . . . 2109.05. . . . . 2121.00. . . . . 2081.00. . . . . . 854.15. . . . . 3048.00. . . . . 1136.35. . . . . . ­. . . . . 2103.10
AdaniTranmsn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3277.95. . . . . 3348.70. . . . . 3294.35. . . . . 3375.00. . . . . 3259.45. . . . . . 541.94. . . . . 4238.55. . . . . 1652.00. . . . . . ­. . . . . 3346.95
AmbujaCement [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 520.10. . . . . . 532.95. . . . . . 522.45. . . . . . 538.60. . . . . . 521.35. . . . . 8601.98. . . . . . 585.45. . . . . . 274.00. . . . . 53. . . . . . 533.10
ApolloHosp [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4567.00. . . . . 4517.50. . . . . 4582.10. . . . . 4625.00. . . . . 4491.50. . . . . . 433.48. . . . . 5930.70. . . . . 3365.90. . . . . 77. . . . . 4518.15
Asian Paints [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3053.40. . . . . 3107.70. . . . . 3082.00. . . . . 3113.00. . . . . 3061.05. . . . . . 814.36. . . . . 3590.00. . . . . 2560.25. . . . . 80. . . . . 3106.80
AvenuSupmart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4307.35. . . . . 4320.90. . . . . 4316.50. . . . . 4348.00. . . . . 4290.00. . . . . . 186.41. . . . . 5178.55. . . . . 3185.10. . . . 114. . . . . 4322.20
Axis Bank [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 903.05. . . . . . 906.00. . . . . . 908.00. . . . . . 918.00. . . . . . 902.10. . . . . 9038.78. . . . . . 919.95. . . . . . 618.10. . . . . 16. . . . . . 905.85
Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3670.70. . . . . 3671.85. . . . . 3689.10. . . . . 3706.35. . . . . 3659.10. . . . . . 314.77. . . . . 4130.15. . . . . 3028.35. . . . . 21. . . . . 3669.25
Bajaj Hld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 6596.35. . . . . 6660.60. . . . . 6664.20. . . . . 6700.00. . . . . 6598.85. . . . . . . 77.20. . . . . 7377.60. . . . . 4299.80. . . . . 43. . . . . 6663.90
BajajFin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7006.85. . . . . 7144.10. . . . . 7094.00. . . . . 7149.60. . . . . 7046.00. . . . . . 818.99. . . . . 8043.50. . . . . 5235.60. . . . . 48. . . . . 7139.70
BajajFinserv [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1653.40. . . . . 1687.50. . . . . 1665.00. . . . . 1689.85. . . . . 1662.15. . . . . 2217.63. . . . . 1861.61. . . . . 1077.70. . . . 298. . . . . 1687.75
BandhanBank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 265.35. . . . . . 238.55. . . . . . 260.00. . . . . . 260.45. . . . . . 237.25. . . . 48927.02. . . . . . 349.50. . . . . . 229.65. . . . . 10. . . . . . 238.65
BEL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 105.35. . . . . . 106.85. . . . . . 105.90. . . . . . 107.20. . . . . . 105.15. . . . 12793.98. . . . . . 115.00. . . . . . . 62.30. . . . . 28. . . . . . 106.80
BergrPaintIn [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 574.85. . . . . . 585.80. . . . . . 580.00. . . . . . 587.00. . . . . . 576.45. . . . . . 472.92. . . . . . 813.05. . . . . . 543.85. . . . . 67. . . . . . 585.65
Bharti Air [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 816.85. . . . . . 832.00. . . . . . 823.00. . . . . . 833.80. . . . . . 820.00. . . . . 5487.23. . . . . . 833.70. . . . . . 629.05. . . . . . ­. . . . . . 832.00
Biocon [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 272.60. . . . . . 269.85. . . . . . 274.00. . . . . . 276.55. . . . . . 269.20. . . . . 1369.71. . . . . . 410.50. . . . . . 258.30. . . . . . ­. . . . . . 269.30
Bk ofBar [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 147.00. . . . . . 147.70. . . . . . 148.00. . . . . . 148.60. . . . . . 145.00. . . . 21373.10. . . . . . 151.65. . . . . . . 77.00. . . . . . 9. . . . . . 147.75
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 16114.40. . . . 16488.60. . . . 16245.00. . . . 16555.00. . . . 16122.60. . . . . . . 30.74. . . . 19244.50. . . . 12940.10. . . . . 38. . . . 16478.45
BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 303.30. . . . . . 303.65. . . . . . 304.85. . . . . . 306.00. . . . . . 301.40. . . . . 4084.06. . . . . . 434.00. . . . . . 288.20. . . . . 66. . . . . . 303.60
Britannia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3777.70. . . . . 3766.55. . . . . 3788.00. . . . . 3800.00. . . . . 3739.35. . . . . . 198.32. . . . . 3948.00. . . . . 3050.00. . . . . 62. . . . . 3765.70
CholaIn&Fin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 716.55. . . . . . 709.35. . . . . . 720.15. . . . . . 723.10. . . . . . 704.30. . . . . 1706.65. . . . . . 817.95. . . . . . 469.75. . . . . 24. . . . . . 709.50
Cipla [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1155.20. . . . . 1167.40. . . . . 1161.00. . . . . 1177.85. . . . . 1159.05. . . . . 1554.67. . . . . 1179.90. . . . . . 850.00. . . . . 32. . . . . 1166.20
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 244.40. . . . . . 245.95. . . . . . 246.00. . . . . . 247.50. . . . . . 243.55. . . . . 8365.33. . . . . . 247.85. . . . . . 139.20. . . . . 13. . . . . . 245.90
Colgate [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1624.50. . . . . 1631.75. . . . . 1621.20. . . . . 1646.90. . . . . 1618.10. . . . . . 285.63. . . . . 1695.00. . . . . 1375.55. . . . . 42. . . . . 1631.70
Dabur [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 551.05. . . . . . 554.70. . . . . . 553.35. . . . . . 558.50. . . . . . 550.20. . . . . 1517.30. . . . . . 620.00. . . . . . 482.20. . . . . 69. . . . . . 554.55
Divi'sLabs [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3547.50. . . . . 3608.90. . . . . 3567.45. . . . . 3620.00. . . . . 3567.45. . . . . . 356.10. . . . . 5283.40. . . . . 3365.10. . . . . 31. . . . . 3607.00
DLF Ltd [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 384.60. . . . . . 385.50. . . . . . 386.00. . . . . . 389.60. . . . . . 382.30. . . . . 3315.14. . . . . . 444.00. . . . . . 294.75. . . . . 58. . . . . . 385.40
Dr Reddy [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4459.95. . . . . 4433.70. . . . . 4531.00. . . . . 4625.00. . . . . 4344.65. . . . . 1825.76. . . . . 4930.00. . . . . 3655.00. . . . . 31. . . . . 4431.40
Eicher Motor [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3745.75. . . . . 3850.45. . . . . 3764.50. . . . . 3864.10. . . . . 3758.00. . . . . . 678.15. . . . . 3864.70. . . . . 2110.00. . . . . 55. . . . . 3846.50
FSNEComVent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 983.55. . . . . 1152.75. . . . . . 983.55. . . . . 1180.25. . . . . . 982.25. . . . . 9219.94. . . . . 2573.70. . . . . . 975.00. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Gail(India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 90.05. . . . . . . 91.30. . . . . . . 90.55. . . . . . . 91.50. . . . . . . 90.20. . . . 12658.20. . . . . . 115.63. . . . . . . 83.00. . . . . . 5. . . . . . . 91.30
GlandPharma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1871.75. . . . . 1784.35. . . . . 1881.15. . . . . 1897.85. . . . . 1680.00. . . . . 3448.70. . . . . 4062.95. . . . . 1680.00. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Nifty 50 Movers 왖 225.40 pts.
Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1496.70. . . . . . . . . . 37.77. . . . . . . . . . . 19.91 . . . . . . . . . . 8.26
HDFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2469.80. . . . . . . . . . 28.41. . . . . . . . . . . 18.43 . . . . . . . . . . 5.62
Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1537.65. . . . . . . . . . 20.18. . . . . . . . . . . 28.25 . . . . . . . . . . 7.06
Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2549.60. . . . . . . . . . 18.28. . . . . . . . . . . 23.46 . . . . . . . . 11.03
L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2023.10. . . . . . . . . . 13.12. . . . . . . . . . . 25.57 . . . . . . . . . . 3.07
Bharti Airtel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 832.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.38. . . . . . . . . . . 47.07 . . . . . . . . . . 2.55
Bajaj Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 7144.10. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.26. . . . . . . . . . . 43.59 . . . . . . . . . . 2.39
M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1348.60. . . . . . . . . . . . 7.99. . . . . . . . . . . 16.86 . . . . . . . . . . 1.62
UltraTech Cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 6714.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 7.02. . . . . . . . . . . 29.80 . . . . . . . . . . 0.97
TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3193.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.92. . . . . . . . . . . 29.39 . . . . . . . . . . 4.10
Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1016.90. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.56. . . . . . . . . . . 59.82 . . . . . . . . . . 1.38
Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1901.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.88. . . . . . . . . . . 27.65 . . . . . . . . . . 3.51
ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 348.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.77. . . . . . . . . . . 24.64 . . . . . . . . . . 3.85
Asian Paints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3107.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.53. . . . . . . . . . . 79.59 . . . . . . . . . . 1.76
Hind Unilever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2550.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.34. . . . . . . . . . . 62.00 . . . . . . . . . . 2.86
Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1687.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.66. . . . . . . . . . . 25.70 . . . . . . . . . . 1.28
Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3850.45. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.30. . . . . . . . . . . 51.36 . . . . . . . . . . 0.67
Grasim Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1721.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.18. . . . . . . . . . . 10.27 . . . . . . . . . . 0.81
HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1041.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.67. . . . . . . . . . . 20.45 . . . . . . . . . . 1.38
State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 573.80. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.64. . . . . . . . . . . 13.74 . . . . . . . . . . 2.76
Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2761.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.37. . . . . . . . . . . 82.55 . . . . . . . . . . 1.45
HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 540.45. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.21. . . . . . . . . . . 83.79 . . . . . . . . . . 0.64
Tech Mahindra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1063.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.06. . . . . . . . . . . 19.12 . . . . . . . . . . 0.84
UPL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 730.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.96. . . . . . . . . . . 11.68 . . . . . . . . . . 0.49
Divis Lab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3608.90. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.77. . . . . . . . . . . 30.85 . . . . . . . . . . 0.58
Axis Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 906.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.76. . . . . . . . . . . 15.07 . . . . . . . . . . 3.00
Adani Enter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3347.45. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.49. . . . . . . . . 385.14 . . . . . . . . . . 1.15
Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1167.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.49. . . . . . . . . . . 37.05 . . . . . . . . . . 0.79
ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 908.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.34. . . . . . . . . . . 20.35 . . . . . . . . . . 7.94
SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1265.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.34. . . . . . . . . . . 81.96 . . . . . . . . . . 0.72
TataConsumerProduct . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 770.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.19. . . . . . . . . . . 59.38 . . . . . . . . . . 0.58
Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 412.75. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.15. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 0.93
Wipro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 386.55. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.10. . . . . . . . . . . 18.81 . . . . . . . . . . 0.72
Maurti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 9527.60. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.05. . . . . . . . . . . 64.81 . . . . . . . . . . 1.59
PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 228.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.04. . . . . . . . . . . 10.88 . . . . . . . . . . 0.98
Hero MotoCorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2676.85. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.79. . . . . . . . . . . 20.12 . . . . . . . . . . 0.44
JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 673.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.76. . . . . . . . . . . 20.93 . . . . . . . . . . 0.80
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 245.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.73. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.58 . . . . . . . . . . 0.65
NestleIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20363.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.65. . . . . . . . . . . 90.68 . . . . . . . . . . 0.91
Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 823.55. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.53. . . . . . . . . . . 38.05 . . . . . . . . . . 0.74

Regulatory Commission (CERC) as per
Section­11 of the Electricity Act may help
reduce under recoveries related to variable
charges, and may increase profit for FY23
beyond our revised estimates.
Day trading guide Godrej Cons [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 829.85. . . . . . 829.30. . . . . . 829.85. . . . . . 840.70. . . . . . 827.50. . . . . . 748.11. . . . . . 985.00. . . . . . 660.20. . . . . 60. . . . . . 829.20
Grasim [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1684.20. . . . . 1721.70. . . . . 1692.65. . . . . 1730.00. . . . . 1688.50. . . . . . 591.91. . . . . 1939.00. . . . . 1276.90. . . . . 33. . . . . 1722.75
ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 134.05. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.31. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.30 . . . . . . . . . . 0.66
Hindalco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 405.65. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.23. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.05 . . . . . . . . . . 0.74
HavellsIndia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1187.35. . . . . 1216.30. . . . . 1192.90. . . . . 1220.00. . . . . 1188.10. . . . . . 718.59. . . . . 1429.65. . . . . 1037.80. . . . . 70. . . . . 1215.70 BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 303.65. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.08. . . . . . . . . . . 24.76 . . . . . . . . . . 0.36
Bajaj Auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3671.85. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.03. . . . . . . . . . . 17.92 . . . . . . . . . . 0.59
18055 » Nifty 50 Futures HCL Tech [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1030.00. . . . . 1041.15. . . . . 1039.00. . . . . 1052.50. . . . . 1036.40. . . . . 2418.57. . . . . 1359.00. . . . . . 875.65. . . . . 26. . . . . 1041.60
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 101.55. . . . . . . . . . ­0.09. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.13 . . . . . . . . . . 1.03
HDFC [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2400.45. . . . . 2469.80. . . . . 2418.00. . . . . 2475.00. . . . . 2412.55. . . . . 3168.19. . . . . 3021.10. . . . . 2026.55. . . . . 31. . . . . 2469.75
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT HDFC AMC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2069.30. . . . . 2074.60. . . . . 2079.65. . . . . 2092.70. . . . . 2065.50. . . . . . 104.59. . . . . 2698.55. . . . . 1690.65. . . . . 32. . . . . 2074.20
Britannia Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3766.55. . . . . . . . . . ­0.30. . . . . . . . . . . 61.94 . . . . . . . . . . 0.56
IndusInd Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1142.65. . . . . . . . . . ­0.64. . . . . . . . . . . 14.57 . . . . . . . . . . 0.93
HDFC Bank [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1458.70. . . . . 1496.70. . . . . 1472.00. . . . . 1498.00. . . . . 1467.25. . . . . 6415.26. . . . . 1721.85. . . . . 1271.75. . . . . 21. . . . . 1496.40
Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4433.70. . . . . . . . . . ­0.72. . . . . . . . . . . 24.67 . . . . . . . . . . 0.68
18000 17950 18120 18300 Bullish. Initiate longs now and at HDFCLifeIns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 530.10. . . . . . 540.45. . . . . . 532.80. . . . . . 541.30. . . . . . 532.10. . . . . 1625.35. . . . . . 725.00. . . . . . 497.30. . . . . 88. . . . . . 540.35 NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 173.10. . . . . . . . . . ­1.02. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.59 . . . . . . . . . . 1.03
18010 with a stop­loss at 17960 HeroMoto [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2649.85. . . . . 2676.85. . . . . 2668.00. . . . . 2694.15. . . . . 2656.50. . . . . . 511.82. . . . . 2939.35. . . . . 2148.00. . . . . 20. . . . . 2676.65 Apollo Hosp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4517.50. . . . . . . . . . ­1.14. . . . . . . . . . . 69.74 . . . . . . . . . . 0.58
Hindalco [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 404.95. . . . . . 405.65. . . . . . 405.00. . . . . . 408.75. . . . . . 403.00. . . . . 4257.98. . . . . . 636.00. . . . . . 309.00. . . . . 15. . . . . . 405.65

Motilal Oswal Research ₹1496 » HDFC Bank

HINDUSTAN AERONAUTICS. . . . . . .. . . . . 2524.65. . . . . 2530.05. . . . . 2526.00. . . . . 2551.95. . . . . 2512.40. . . . . . 519.41. . . . . 2639.00. . . . . 1181.25. . . . . 15. . . . . 2529.40
HUL [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2524.25. . . . . 2550.70. . . . . 2545.00. . . . . 2572.00. . . . . 2542.05. . . . . 1324.44. . . . . 2733.00. . . . . 1901.80. . . . . 63. . . . . 2548.05
Pts: Impact on index movement

ICICI Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 907.85. . . . . . 908.70. . . . . . 912.60. . . . . . 917.05. . . . . . 904.60. . . . . 9000.84. . . . . . 942.70. . . . . . 642.00. . . . . 23. . . . . . 908.55
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
BLUE DART EXPRESS (NEUTRAL) ICICILombGIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1164.35. . . . . 1169.95. . . . . 1176.00. . . . . 1183.90. . . . . 1156.50. . . . . . 829.51. . . . . 1547.00. . . . . 1070.95. . . . . 37. . . . . 1169.95 Nifty Next 50 Movers 왖 434.30 pts.
Target: ₹8,110 1490 1475 1510 1540 Bullish. Take fresh longs now. INDIAN RAIL TOUR CORP . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 739.40. . . . . . 741.20. . . . . . 744.00. . . . . . 752.85. . . . . . 738.00. . . . . 1993.38. . . . . . 929.00. . . . . . 557.00. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
IndianOilCor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 68.45. . . . . . . 68.25. . . . . . . 68.50. . . . . . . 68.80. . . . . . . 68.10. . . . 10549.07. . . . . . . 94.50. . . . . . . 65.20. . . . . 10. . . . . . . 68.25
CMP: ₹7,588.60 Stop­loss can be kept at 1480 IndusInd BK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1147.00. . . . . 1142.65. . . . . 1155.00. . . . . 1159.60. . . . . 1138.95. . . . . 2048.52. . . . . 1275.25. . . . . . 763.75. . . . . 15. . . . . 1142.70
Adani Total Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3602.85. . . . . . . . . . 62.40. . . . . . . . . 784.35 . . . . . . . . . . 3.32
Shree Cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 22740.50. . . . . . . . . . 48.94. . . . . . . . . . . 51.16 . . . . . . . . . . 2.72
Blue Dart Express (BDE) reported 18 per cent IndusTowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 187.45. . . . . . 185.50. . . . . . 187.85. . . . . . 189.15. . . . . . 184.75. . . . . 2412.94. . . . . . 307.00. . . . . . 181.20. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 532.95. . . . . . . . . . 36.02. . . . . . . . . . . 48.01 . . . . . . . . . . 3.51
y­o­y revenue growth to about ₹1,330 crore in ₹1538 » Infosys INFO EDGE (I) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3821.30. . . . . 3921.70. . . . . 3845.00. . . . . 3928.00. . . . . 3844.90. . . . . . 228.12. . . . . 6695.00. . . . . 3314.00. . . . . 95. . . . . 3920.55
Srf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2558.65. . . . . . . . . . 35.58. . . . . . . . . . . 36.09 . . . . . . . . . . 3.33
Infosys [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1513.25. . . . . 1537.65. . . . . 1530.25. . . . . 1546.40. . . . . 1530.25. . . . . 4542.34. . . . . 1953.70. . . . . 1355.50. . . . . 29. . . . . 1537.90 Info Edge I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3921.70. . . . . . . . . . 29.65. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.89 . . . . . . . . . . 2.72
Q2­FY23. EBITDA margin, however, stood at S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT IntGlobAviat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1762.30. . . . . 1781.70. . . . . 1769.00. . . . . 1790.00. . . . . 1763.10. . . . . . 462.83. . . . . 2379.00. . . . . 1513.30. . . . . . ­. . . . . 1781.75 Adanitransmission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3348.70. . . . . . . . . . 28.20. . . . . . . . . 384.71 . . . . . . . . . . 3.13
12.3 per cent, lower by 540 bp y­o­y and 250 bp I­PruLifeINS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 502.15. . . . . . 507.55. . . . . . 500.00. . . . . . 509.25. . . . . . 499.00. . . . . 1193.92. . . . . . 679.75. . . . . . 430.00. . . . . 86. . . . . . 507.15 Havells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1216.30. . . . . . . . . . 27.68. . . . . . . . . . . 70.01 . . . . . . . . . . 2.73
q­o­q. 1530 1515 1555 1575 Go long now and on dips at 1535. ITC [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 345.80. . . . . . 348.70. . . . . . 348.00. . . . . . 350.50. . . . . . 344.75. . . . 13825.97. . . . . . 354.00. . . . . . 207.00. . . . . 26. . . . . . 348.10 L&Tinfo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4739.85. . . . . . . . . . 27.08. . . . . . . . . . . 32.41 . . . . . . . . . . 1.93
Keep the stop­loss at 1529 JSWSteelLtd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 670.40. . . . . . 673.95. . . . . . 672.00. . . . . . 676.45. . . . . . 669.05. . . . . 1380.33. . . . . . 789.95. . . . . . 520.10. . . . . 22. . . . . . 674.10 United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 896.35. . . . . . . . . . 26.26. . . . . . . . . . . 50.78 . . . . . . . . . . 2.39
Indian ATF fuel prices have not corrected in line Kot.Mah.Bk [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1884.25. . . . . 1901.95. . . . . 1899.00. . . . . 1912.00. . . . . 1889.00. . . . . 1874.35. . . . . 2127.70. . . . . 1630.00. . . . . 40. . . . . 1901.80 Acc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2390.30. . . . . . . . . . 21.23. . . . . . . . . . . 54.93 . . . . . . . . . . 1.81
with global crude prices that impacted BDE’s L&T [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1975.05. . . . . 2023.10. . . . . 1986.00. . . . . 2034.65. . . . . 1978.20. . . . . 3176.51. . . . . 2078.20. . . . . 1456.80. . . . . 38. . . . . 2023.95 Bharat Elec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 106.85. . . . . . . . . . 20.50. . . . . . . . . . . 28.49 . . . . . . . . . . 3.43

margin adversely. ATF pricing is expected to be
lowered in November 2022. EBITDA margin can
improve depending upon the extent of ATF
price decline. Margin can scale back to the 14­15
per cent range in the near to medium term.
Inflationary pressure remained high in Q2­FY23
leading to a rise in several other costs.
BDE witnessed a healthy 24 per cent y­o­y
volume growth in Q2­FY23. The Ground express
segment has been growing strongly and now
constitutes more than 30 per cent of the
aggregate revenue. E­commerce segment also
continued to do well and contributed nearly
one­fourth of BDE’s business. Capacity
utilisation continued to remain healthy. The
company plans to add two Boeing 737 aircraft
by end­CY22.
We reduce our FY23/24 EPS estimates by 13 per
cent/3 per cent, respectively, factoring in higher
inflationary pressure and rising competition
that could keep margins under check. We retain
our Neutral rating, with a revised target of
₹8,110.
businessline is not responsible for the recommendations
sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent
to: blmarketwatch@gmail.com
₹348 » ITC L&TInfotech [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4584.15. . . . . 4739.85. . . . . 4630.00. . . . . 4750.00. . . . . 4625.15. . . . . . 284.19. . . . . 7595.25. . . . . 3733.25. . . . . 34. . . . . 4739.55 Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1650.00. . . . . . . . . . 18.28. . . . . . . . . . . 70.07 . . . . . . . . . . 1.45
LIFE INSURA CORP OF INDIA . . . . . .. . . . . . 592.70. . . . . . 603.95. . . . . . 606.90. . . . . . 616.80. . . . . . 602.80. . . . . 2929.39. . . . . . 918.95. . . . . . 588.00. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Sbicards&Pay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 826.65. . . . . . . . . . 17.66. . . . . . . . . . . 36.80 . . . . . . . . . . 2.09
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT M&M [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1311.65. . . . . 1348.60. . . . . 1318.25. . . . . 1358.50. . . . . 1316.60. . . . . 4306.89. . . . . 1365.90. . . . . . 671.00. . . . . 30. . . . . 1346.75 Fsnecomventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1152.75. . . . . . . . . . 14.92. . . . . . . 1278.73 . . . . . . . . . . 0.24
Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2584.40. . . . . . . . . . 13.88. . . . . . . . . . . 97.55 . . . . . . . . . . 3.53
344 340 351 354 Go long only on a break above 351
Marico Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 518.95. . . . . . 524.55. . . . . . 520.00. . . . . . 526.35. . . . . . 516.50. . . . . 1483.04. . . . . . 577.15. . . . . . 455.80. . . . . 53. . . . . . 524.45
Gail (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 91.30. . . . . . . . . . 12.86. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.48 . . . . . . . . . . 2.20
Maruti [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 9492.55. . . . . 9527.60. . . . . 9650.00. . . . . 9769.00. . . . . 9451.10. . . . . 1932.02. . . . . 9768.65. . . . . 6540.00. . . . . 49. . . . . 9525.55
with a stop­loss at 349 Mphasis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1947.85. . . . . 1978.50. . . . . 1960.00. . . . . 1989.70. . . . . 1959.00. . . . . . 378.91. . . . . 3494.75. . . . . 1929.10. . . . . 29. . . . . 1978.90
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 16488.60. . . . . . . . . . 12.21. . . . . . . . . . . 37.64 . . . . . . . . . . 1.26
Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 524.55. . . . . . . . . . 11.05. . . . . . . . . . . 53.53 . . . . . . . . . . 2.43
MuthootFinan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1047.60. . . . . 1043.45. . . . . 1047.60. . . . . 1051.95. . . . . 1034.25. . . . . . 562.85. . . . . 1722.55. . . . . . 950.05. . . . . 11. . . . . 1043.85 Berger Paints I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 585.80. . . . . . . . . . 10.15. . . . . . . . . . . 60.14 . . . . . . . . . . 1.27
₹134 » ONGC NestleIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 20282.45. . . . 20363.40. . . . 20282.45. . . . 20470.00. . . . 20150.00. . . . . . . 79.56. . . . 21053.00. . . . 16000.00. . . . . 84. . . . 20367.90 Mphasis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1978.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 9.68. . . . . . . . . . . 24.93 . . . . . . . . . . 1.47
NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 174.05. . . . . . 173.10. . . . . . 169.90. . . . . . 174.00. . . . . . 169.05. . . . 24233.76. . . . . . 176.15. . . . . . 118.00. . . . . 10. . . . . . 173.10 Piindustries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3241.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.81. . . . . . . . . . . 53.52 . . . . . . . . . . 2.33
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT One97Commn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 642.85. . . . . . 638.40. . . . . . 645.00. . . . . . 645.75. . . . . . 635.60. . . . . . 582.58. . . . . 1955.00. . . . . . 510.05. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Dabur India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 554.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.14. . . . . . . . . . . 56.79 . . . . . . . . . . 2.90
ONGC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 133.70. . . . . . 134.05. . . . . . 134.40. . . . . . 135.20. . . . . . 132.80. . . . . 8753.86. . . . . . 194.60. . . . . . 119.80. . . . . . 3. . . . . . 134.00 I­Prulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 507.55. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.00. . . . . . . . . . . 66.31 . . . . . . . . . . 1.76
133 131 137 140 Can rise from here. Take fresh PGHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 14111.45. . . . 14086.90. . . . 14167.90. . . . 14207.00. . . . 14003.30. . . . . . . 16.61. . . . 16466.40. . . . 12751.00. . . . . 79. . . . 14058.80 Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1781.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 7.13. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 1.54
PidiliteInd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2560.55. . . . . 2584.40. . . . . 2563.00. . . . . 2596.35. . . . . 2553.60. . . . . . 708.50. . . . . 2916.85. . . . . 1988.60. . . . 105. . . . . 2584.30 Tata Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 226.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.14. . . . . . . . . . . 23.74 . . . . . . . . . . 3.43
longs with a stop­loss at 132 Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1169.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.46. . . . . . . . . . . 40.30 . . . . . . . . . . 2.67
PIIndustries [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3213.25. . . . . 3241.95. . . . . 3228.00. . . . . 3288.40. . . . . 3220.00. . . . . . 180.78. . . . . 3505.00. . . . . 2334.35. . . . . 55. . . . . 3240.00
PowerGrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 226.80. . . . . . 228.15. . . . . . 227.95. . . . . . 230.25. . . . . . 226.70. . . . . 8816.76. . . . . . 248.25. . . . . . 180.30. . . . . 11. . . . . . 228.10 Bank Of Baroda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 147.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.97. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.81 . . . . . . . . . . 2.46
Bajaj Holdings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 6660.60. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.50. . . . . . . . . . . 16.64 . . . . . . . . . . 1.09
₹2549 » Reliance Ind. Reliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2526.15. . . . . 2549.60. . . . . 2541.00. . . . . 2560.95. . . . . 2532.20. . . . . 5731.80. . . . . 2855.00. . . . . 2181.00. . . . . 40. . . . . 2549.55
Lic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 603.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.07. . . . . . . . . . . 63.41 . . . . . . . . . . 0.51
SAMVRDHNA MTHRSN INTL . . . . . .. . . . . . . 64.15. . . . . . . 64.50. . . . . . . 65.50. . . . . . . 65.50. . . . . . . 63.80. . . . 12983.53. . . . . . 254.80. . . . . . . 61.80. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT SBI [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 570.75. . . . . . 573.80. . . . . . 574.95. . . . . . 577.45. . . . . . 568.40. . . . . 9894.64. . . . . . 586.10. . . . . . 425.00. . . . . 14. . . . . . 573.80
Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1631.75. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.69. . . . . . . . . . . 41.73 . . . . . . . . . . 1.95
Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4320.90. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.89. . . . . . . . . 121.28 . . . . . . . . . . 2.16
2520 2490 2575 2610 Wait for dips. Go long at 2530.
SBICards&Pay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 810.30. . . . . . 826.65. . . . . . 818.45. . . . . . 827.95. . . . . . 813.60. . . . . 1824.25. . . . . 1130.90. . . . . . 655.70. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Samvardmothersoninternatl . . .. . . . . . . 64.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.53. . . . . . . . . . . 69.31 . . . . . . . . . . 1.10
SBILifeInsur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1252.80. . . . . 1265.95. . . . . 1259.10. . . . . 1273.75. . . . . 1255.30. . . . . . 539.06. . . . . 1339.55. . . . . 1003.60. . . . . 76. . . . . 1265.95
Stop­loss can be kept at 2510 ShreeCements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 21779.85. . . . 22740.50. . . . 21760.50. . . . 22800.00. . . . 21760.50. . . . . . . 74.99. . . . 29825.00. . . . 17900.00. . . . . 50. . . . 22741.80
Siemens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2925.60. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.46. . . . . . . . . . . 85.76 . . . . . . . . . . 2.33
Adanigreenenergy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2102.90. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.26. . . . . . . . . 688.24 . . . . . . . . . . 2.57
Siemens [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2918.35. . . . . 2925.60. . . . . 2941.00. . . . . 2960.00. . . . . 2918.00. . . . . . 332.49. . . . . 3136.80. . . . . 2023.15. . . . . 88. . . . . 2923.55 Zomato .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 63.10. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.26. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 0.67
₹574 » SBI SRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2494.45. . . . . 2558.65. . . . . 2506.00. . . . . 2565.00. . . . . 2505.00. . . . . . 493.49. . . . . 2864.35. . . . . 1975.00. . . . . 44. . . . . 2557.60 Dlf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 385.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.13. . . . . . . . . . . 55.11 . . . . . . . . . . 2.14
Sun Pharma [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 990.00. . . . . 1016.90. . . . . . 994.95. . . . . 1027.30. . . . . . 991.20. . . . . 3546.31. . . . . 1027.10. . . . . . 733.95. . . . 110. . . . . 1015.95 Irctc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 741.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.81. . . . . . . . . . . 71.73 . . . . . . . . . . 1.75
Tata Motors [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 409.90. . . . . . 412.75. . . . . . 414.35. . . . . . 416.30. . . . . . 411.60. . . . . 9928.22. . . . . . 536.50. . . . . . 366.05. . . . . . ­. . . . . . 412.60 Hindustanaeronautics . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2530.05. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.72. . . . . . . . . . . 15.37 . . . . . . . . . . 1.89
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
Tata Steel [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 101.60. . . . . . 101.55. . . . . . 101.90. . . . . . 102.15. . . . . . 100.30. . . . 38715.84. . . . . . 138.63. . . . . . . 82.71. . . . . . 4. . . . . . 101.55 Hdfc Amc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2074.60. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.34. . . . . . . . . . . 32.63 . . . . . . . . . . 1.23
Proc & Gam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 14086.90. . . . . . . . . . ­0.33. . . . . . . . . . . 79.42 . . . . . . . . . . 0.44
570 566 577 583 Make use of dips to go long at 571. TataConsuPro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 761.35. . . . . . 770.15. . . . . . 765.20. . . . . . 772.45. . . . . . 761.90. . . . . . 997.87. . . . . . 861.15. . . . . . 650.20. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Paytm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 638.40. . . . . . . . . . ­0.58. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 0.19
TataPowerCo [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 225.05. . . . . . 226.00. . . . . . 228.10. . . . . . 229.00. . . . . . 224.20. . . . 22697.53. . . . . . 298.00. . . . . . 190.00. . . . . 23. . . . . . 225.95
Keep the stop­loss at 568 TCS [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3163.25. . . . . 3193.15. . . . . 3199.00. . . . . 3199.00. . . . . 3177.80. . . . . 1919.41. . . . . 4045.50. . . . . 2926.00. . . . . 30. . . . . 3193.05 Godrej Consumer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 829.30. . . . . . . . . . ­0.79. . . . . . . . . . . 49.45 . . . . . . . . . . 2.81
TechMahindra [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1048.95. . . . . 1063.40. . . . . 1053.25. . . . . 1078.30. . . . . 1053.00. . . . . 2629.85. . . . . 1837.75. . . . . . 944.10. . . . . 22. . . . . 1063.50 Muthootfin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1043.45. . . . . . . . . . ­1.72. . . . . . . . . . . 10.80 . . . . . . . . . . 1.01
Indian Oilcorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 68.25. . . . . . . . . . ­2.91. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.71 . . . . . . . . . . 2.33
₹3193 » TCS TitanCompany [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2736.40. . . . . 2761.50. . . . . 2750.00. . . . . 2791.00. . . . . 2738.25. . . . . 1144.65. . . . . 2790.00. . . . . 1827.15. . . . . 83. . . . . 2753.05
TorrentPhar [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1601.20. . . . . 1650.00. . . . . 1597.00. . . . . 1655.00. . . . . 1597.00. . . . . . 595.41. . . . . 1655.00. . . . . 1242.50. . . . . 56. . . . . 1649.70
Biocon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 269.85. . . . . . . . . . ­4.79. . . . . . . . . . . 39.01 . . . . . . . . . . 1.10
Industowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 185.50. . . . . . . . . . ­6.22. . . . . . . . . . . 10.53 . . . . . . . . . . 1.39
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT UltraTech. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 6445.85. . . . . 6714.95. . . . . 6478.10. . . . . 6730.90. . . . . 6454.75. . . . . . 538.11. . . . . 8267.00. . . . . 5158.05. . . . . 30. . . . . 6713.35
Glandpharma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1784.35. . . . . . . . . . ­7.41. . . . . . . . . . . 28.55 . . . . . . . . . . 0.35
United Spr [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 873.25. . . . . . 896.35. . . . . . 875.30. . . . . . 899.00. . . . . . 872.10. . . . . 2082.89. . . . . 1019.75. . . . . . 712.30. . . . . 61. . . . . . 896.55
3170 3150 3210 3260 Near­term outlook is not clear. Cholamandalamin&Fin . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 709.35. . . . . . . . ­10.83. . . . . . . . . . . 24.41 . . . . . . . . . . 2.50
UPL [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 713.90. . . . . . 730.20. . . . . . 717.50. . . . . . 732.00. . . . . . 711.00. . . . . 2733.50. . . . . . 848.00. . . . . . 607.80. . . . . 39. . . . . . 730.60 Vedanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 280.80. . . . . . . . ­17.23. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.35 . . . . . . . . . . 2.80
Avoid trading the stock for now Vedanta [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 284.85. . . . . . 280.80. . . . . . 274.00. . . . . . 284.95. . . . . . 273.80. . . . 12599.03. . . . . . 440.75. . . . . . 206.10. . . . . . 6. . . . . . 280.90 Bandhan Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 238.55. . . . . . . . ­77.42. . . . . . . . . . . 60.11 . . . . . . . . . . 1.62
Wipro [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 383.25. . . . . . 386.55. . . . . . 386.55. . . . . . 388.40. . . . . . 384.75. . . . . 3319.19. . . . . . 726.70. . . . . . 372.40. . . . . 17. . . . . . 386.40
S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. Zomato . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 62.60. . . . . . . 63.10. . . . . . . 63.60. . . . . . . 63.85. . . . . . . 62.10. . . . 45949.86. . . . . . 169.00. . . . . . . 40.60. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Pts: Impact on index movement

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CHENNAI

businessline.
TUESDAY ­ NOVEMBER 1 ­ 2022

Govt extends telecom PLI Sundaram Home raises deposit rates

Our Bureau
per cent (7.15 per cent) and
7.90 per cent (7.50 per cent).
of the company’s fund­rais­
ing basket.

scheme to 42 companies Chennai

Sundaram Home Finance has

MAKE­IN­INDIA PUSH. 17 firms apply for additional 1 per cent incentive
Our Bureau
New Delhi
The government on Monday
said it has approved 42 com­
panies, including 28 micro,
medium and small enterprises
(MSMEs) under production­
linked incentive (PLI) scheme
for telecom and networking
products, which have commit­
ted investment of ₹4,115
crore.
Of the 42 companies, 17
have applied for additional in­
centives of 1 per cent under
design­led manufacturing cri­
teria, the Department of
Communications said in a
statement, adding that this is
expected to generate addi­
tional sales of ₹2.45­lakh
crore and create additional
employment of more than
CREATING MORE JOBS. The scheme is expected to generate
additional sales of ₹2.45­lakh crore and create 44,000 more jobs
over the scheme period
44,000 over the scheme
period.
Some of the companies ap­
proved under the scheme in­
clude Nokia Solutions and
Networks India, Samsung In­
dia Electronics, Flextronics
Technologies (India), Dixon
Electro Appliances, HFCL,
ITI, Tejas Networks, Vihaan
Networks, Alphion India,
Coral Telecom, Frog Cellsat,
VVDN Technologies and
Rising Stars Hi­Tech.
DESIGN-LED SCHEME
“The existing companies un­
der PLI scheme for telecom
revised interest rates up­
wards on deposits effective
On one­year deposit, the
company will pay 7 per cent
(6.50 per cent) for senior cit­
izens and 6.65 per cent (6 per
cent) for trusts, while on 2­
from November 1. year deposits, the company BUSINESS OFFER
The company will pay an will pay 7.35 per cent (6.80
and networking products interest rate of 8 per cent per per cent) for senior citizens BUSINESS
were allowed to add more annum (7.50 per cent earlier) and 7 per cent (6.30 per cent)
We are providing Solar Plant operation
products and apply under on 5­year deposits by senior for trusts. The deposit base & Maintenance Service, - 9566702566
design­led PLI scheme. citizens and trusts. On 3­ and stood at ₹1,950 crore as on
“They were also given the 4­year deposits, the interest September 30, 2022. Deposits
benefit of shifting their five­ rate has been raised to 7.65 constitute about 15 per cent
year PLI scheme period by
one year.
“Twenty­two companies
availed this opportunity of
shifting their first year which
includes 13 companies who
have applied as fresh applic­
ants,” the DoT statement
said.
To create a robust do­
mestic value chain, the FY23
Budget announced design­led
PLI scheme for telecom and
networking products. It
provided additional incentive
of one per cent over and above
the existing incentives for
products that are designed
and manufactured in India.

Spandana to focus
on expanding
customer base
G Naga Sridhar
Hyderabad

Spandana Sphoorty Financial acquired 1.23

lakh customers during the second quarter
ended September 30, 2022, marking a growth
of 16 per cent over the same period last year,
and plans to continue its focus on new cus­
tomer acquisition, going forward.
“Our growth story will be led by customer
acquisition and, hence, we are building the
blocks both culturally and identifying pockets
of growth to further our plans,” said Shalabh
Saxena, Managing Director and CEO of
Spandana Sphoorty Financial.

REFRESHING PORTFOLIO
The Hyderabad­based MFI believes that a new
set of customers entering its books is a good
way to refresh its
portfolio “They are
obviously in geo­
graphies where their
liabilities are less plus
they are more current
in terms of the way
the Joint Lending
Groups (JLG) works­
,” said Saxena, while
Shalabh Saxena, responding to ques­
MD and CEO tions in the Q2 earn­
ings call.
Spandana wants to churn the existing cus­
tomer base a little bit and identified about 4 to
5 lakh customers who are likely to exit from
existing relationship with the company at
some stage, going forward.
“A new set of customers entering your
books is always a good way to refresh your
portfolio. So, this is part of a conscious
strategy, and that is why 46 of the 100 custom­
ers that we have disbursed in the last quarter
are new customers to Spandana,” he said.
Spandana has a disbursement target of about
₹8,100 crore for the current fiscal, and its book
now stands at ₹5,782 crore. Of this, ₹4,730
crore has a net collection efficiency of 97.5 per
cent. “This is slated to improve over the next
couple of quarters,” said the CEO.

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QUICKLY.
Gold heads for seventh
monthly loss
Gold slipped en route to its
seventh straight monthly
decline, hurt by a stronger
dollar and elevated US bond
yields. Spot gold fell 0.2 per
cent to $1,638.15 per ounce by
0926 GMT, and down 1.3 per
cent for the month. US gold
futures eased 0.2 per cent to
$1,641.10. REUTERS
Indonesia extends palm
oil export levy waiver
Jakarta: Indonesia said it has
extended its policy to waive a
palm oil export levy until the
crude palm oil reference price
breaks $800 per tonne and
above, the economic ministry
said in a statement on Monday.
The waiver was initially due to
expire at the end of October.
REUTERS
Copper drifts on concerns
over Chinese demand
London: Copper prices fell as
rising Covid­19 cases and
weaker than expected
manufacturing data in China,
the biggest consumer, raised
concerns over demand
weakness. Benchmark copper
on LME was down 1.5 per cent
at $7,437 a tonne. Prices of the
metal used in the power and
construction industries have
fallen more than 30 per cent
from their March peak. REUTERS
Ahead of harvest, arabica coffee
prices decline toeing global trends
Vishwanath Kulkarni
Bengaluru
Farmgate prices of raw coffee
have started easing at the start
of the new harvest season
tracking the global trends.
Global prices have retreated in
recent weeks on demand con­
cerns due to rising inflation and
fear of recession and improving
supplies among other factors.
In Karnataka, the farmgate
prices of arabica parchment
which had touched an all­time
high of ₹17,000 per 50­kg bag, a
few weeks ago, have now de­
clined to around ₹14,000­
14,500 levels for the new crop.
The fly picking or the harvest of
early ripened beans has begun
in parts of Kodagu and
Chikkamagalur, the key grow­
Surplus likely in global nickel this
year as output set to exceed usage
Subramani Ra Mancombu
Chennai
Global production of
primary nickel this year will
exceed its usage in 2022 and
2023 resulting in a surplus of
1.44 lakh tonnes this year
and 1.71 lakh tonnes next
year, the International
Nickel Study Group has
said.
Production this year has
been forecast at 3.036 mil­
lion tonnes (mt) and in 2023,
it will likely increase to 3.387
mt, the International Nickel
Study Group (INSG) has
said. The INSG estimate has
not tried to adjust for any
possible production disrup­
tion, a statement from the
inter­governmental organ­
isation founded in 1990 said.
The organisation has es­
timated the global usage of
primary nickel at 2.775 mt in
2021. For this year, it pro­
jects the usage to increase to
CM
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Wheat prices surge to record high
COSTLY GRAIN. This despite higher arrivals in Oct; global rates up 5% as Russia pulls out of UN­brokered deal
Subramani Ra Mancombu
Chennai
Wheat prices in India have
soared to a record high in agri­
cultural produce marketing
committee (APMC) yards
and wholesale outlets despite
arrivals during October 1­30
increasing to a 7­year high.
The development comes
amidst global wheat prices
rising five per cent on Monday
after Russia said it was with­
drawing from the UN­
brokered deal to permit grain
exports in the Black Sea
region.
“Wheat is delivered to flour
mills in Delhi at ₹2,700 a
quintal. For mills in
Bengaluru, the price is ₹2,900­
2,980,” said Pramod Kumar,
President, Roller Flour Mills
Federation of India.
“Haryana is currently feed­
ing the country with wheat.
PMFBY premium: States oppose Centre’s plea
Prabhudatta Mishra
New Delhi
The Centre wants to ensure
timely settlement of claims
under crop insurance
scheme Pradhan Mantri
Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY)
and has proposed some
amount should be depos­
ited by States as well as in­
surers before the enrolment
begins, but the initiative is
being opposed by both
stakeholders. The issue may
be discussed at a meeting
this week so that guidelines
are amended before next
kharif season.
“While one of the pleas
made by insurance compan­
ies for the late payment of
claims to farmers is ,delay
by States to deposit their
share of premium subsidy, it
is not always that States are
ing regions of arabicas. Simil­
arly, arabica cherry prices have
come down to ₹6,500­7,000
from around ₹9,000­9,250
levels in the end of August — a
decline of around 25 per cent.
However, the current prices
of arabica parchment and arab­
ica cherry are higher than the
corresponding prices in the
same period last year. Arabica
parchment prices hovered
around ₹12,600­12,800 per 50­
kg bag at the end of October
last year, while arabica cherry
prices were ₹5,400­5,600.
ICE December arabica fu­
tures which hovered around
$2.28 per pound in early Octo­
ber have now eased to less than
$1.80 per pound. Similarly, the
March 23 futures prices have
eased from around $2.15 to
around $1.77 per pound.
2.892 mt and 3.216 mt in
2023. “The implicit market
balances are therefore a defi­
cit of 163kt (1.63 lakh
tonnes) in 2021, and sur­
pluses of 144kt (1.4 lakh
tonnes) in 2022 and 171kt
(1.71 lakh tonnes) in 2023,”
said the INSG, which com­
prises producer­, consumer­
and trading nations.
The estimate has been re­
leased after government and
industry participants ex­
tensively discussed current
nickel market trends. “The
INSG forecasts the global
nickel market to shift to a
Punjab has no wheat and we
are not able to understand
where the wheat from Uttar
Pradesh has gone,” said Adi
Narayan Gupta, a Delhi­based
flour miller.
According to Agmarket, a
unit of the Agriculture Min­
istry, arrivals during October
at fault. Even insurers also
make delayed payment to
farmers and plead that they
do not get the claims from
the re­insurers,” said an of­
ficial.
All stakeholders need to
understand the necessity of
timely claims settlement
and payment to farmers, the
official added.
One of the proposals
says: “State/UT will make
necessary budgetary provi­
sion for premium subsidy
based on fair estimates, at
the beginning of the crop
season to ensure timely
premium payment to insur­
ance companies to enable
faster claim settlement.”
SEEK STATUS QUO
States such as Maharashtra,
Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu
and Chhattisgarh have
asked the Centre to main­
Arabica coffee ready for fly
picking at an estate in Kodagu
Also, the robusta farmgate
prices in Karnataka have de­
clined, but the fall is not as
steep as witnessed in arabicas.
From around ₹10,200­10,250
levels in late August, the ro­
busta parchment prices have
come down to ₹9,000­9,100
levels.
RUPEE, THE SAVIOUR
“The world market for arabicas
International
Nickel Study
Group pegs output
higher at 3.036
million tonnes,
forecasts usage at
2.89 million tonnes
supply surplus this year and
to continue to remain in sur­
plus next year due to negat­
ive growth expectations in
the stainless­steel sector,”
said ING Think, an econom­
ical and financial analysis
wing of Dutch multinational
financial services firm ING.
HALT IN TRADE
Currently, nickel is quoted at
$22,201 up 12.60 per cent
year­on­year. This is a far off
from the $100,000 a tonne it
hit on the London Metal Ex­
change on March 8 this year
after a Hong Kong­based
1­30 were 8.13 lakh tonnes
(lt) — the highest after 9.76 lt
in 2015. For the entire season
starting April 1, arrivals at
21.71 million tonnes (mt) are
at a three­year high since the
23.73 mt inflow in 2019.
Wheat prices at APMC
yards in the third week of Oc­
tain status quo whereas
companies have agreed with
the plan for timely deposit
of premium subsidy.
Chhattisgarh has said it
will disburse the premium
subsidy according to the ex­
isting model while Uttar
Pradesh has said when a
State has accepted to imple­
ment the scheme, it is im­
plied that it is committed
for the payment of subsidy
is coming down every day.
From a high of 242 cents per
pound, it has come down to 169
cents per pound. But for the ru­
pee, the decline could have
been much more,” said Bose
Mandanna, an arabica grower
in Suntikoppa.
Jeffry Rebello, President,
The United Planters’ Associ­
ation of South India (UPASI),
said the prospective crop in
Brazil looks good. The global
macro economic situation is
not conducive to all commodit­
ies. Higher interest rates, infla­
tion and global tightening is
putting pressure on the mar­
kets, Rebello said.
N Ramanathan, Chairman,
Karnataka Planters’ Associ­
ation, attributes the fall in
prices to speculation by the
traders.
trader got trapped going
short. Trade in nickel was
suspended for a few days be­
fore it resumed a few days
later.
Before trading on LME
was halted, the metal gained
soon after the Ukraine war
broke out as Russia makes up
7.2 per cent of the global sup­
ply. Research agency Fitch
Solutions Country Risk and
Industry Research has fore­
cast nickel prices at $22,500
in 2022 and $23,200 in 2023.
It said for 2022, the organ­
isation expects negative
growth in the stainless steel
sector and increasing usage
of nickel in batteries for elec­
tric vehicles (EV). In 2023,
both sectors are projected to
expand output.
It pointed to the world
stainless association figures
for the first three months of
2022 showing that stainless
steel melt shop production
decreased by 3.8 per cent
year­on­year to 14.5 mt. “
tober increased to ₹2,570.3 a
quintal compared with
₹2,400.74 in the last week of
September and ₹2,465.17 in
the third week of September.
According to the Depart­
ment of Consumer Affairs,
the retail price of wheat on
October 30 was ₹30.37 a kg —
and it has been paying its
subsidy regularly, mostly
within timelines.
Going a step further Ma­
harashtra has said “funds
cannot be made available by
State before enrolment
starts. But letter of assur­
ance can be issued.” But
Tamil Nadu has saidpay­
ment of complete subsidy in
an escrow account before
issuance of notification is
not possible as the bank
would claim for deposit of a
considerable amount and
also claim service charges to
issue the Letter of Credit
(LoC) which will be an addi­
tional burden to the States.
STANDBY LOC
The Centre has also pro­
posed: “Insurance compan­
ies will deposit their share
of probable claim amount in
the form of Standby Letter
Current rain spell may
extend till Nov 10: IMD
Vinson Kurian
Thiruvananthapuram
Satellite pictures on Monday
evening showed a mass of thun­
derstorms off the north Tamil
Nadu coast being sheared fur­
ther to the North towards
Tirupati, Sulurpeta, Nellore,
Kavali, Chirala and Machilipat­
nam on the south Andhra Pra­
desh coast.
India Meteorological De­
partment (IMD) said the pro­
ceedings are being controlled
by a cyclonic circulation per­
sisting over the South­West
Bay of Bengal off the South Sri
Lanka coast. Numerical projec­
tions suggest a couple of cyc­
lonic circulations/easterly
waves forming afresh in the
Bay, followed by another in the
mjunction sets up
e­marketplace of
large cardamom
Our Bureau
Kochi
mjunction services limited, the
B2B e­commerce company in
the agro­commodities space,
has set up an e­marketplace of
large cardamom for producers
and sellers registered with the
Spices Board.
The formal launch was held
last week at Dimapur in Naga­
land, and the first online event
will be conducted soon for a
Farmer­Producer Company
(FPC) of Phek, Nagaland.
Vinaya Varma, Managing
Director, mjunction, said the
company plans to extend its
platform to other FPCs as well
so that more buyers can take ad­
vantage of our transparent and
efficient processes.
D Sathiyan, Secretary, Spices
Board said, “This platform is ex­
pected to bring in better price
realisation, raise quality con­
sciousness, and facilitate other
value­added services for large
cardamom growers of the
north­east region.
down from ₹30.99 a month
ago.
REASONS FOR SURGE
Millers and analysts attribute
two reasons for the surge des­
pite higher arrivals. One is
many mills do not have stocks
that can help them manage
the situation till the new
wheat crop is harvested in
February­end or early March.
The Centre not releasing
wheat under the open market
sale scheme (OMSS) this year
is the other reason for the
spike. OMSS helped mills pro­
cure the raw material at a low
cost and thus control market
prices and inflation.
“Overall wheat availability
is low since we are discount­
ing the amount of the food­
grain that was exported dur­
ing March­May before the
Centre banned shipments,”
said S Chandrasekaran, an
analyst.
of Credit (SBLC) or Bank
Guarantee (BG) in favour of
the State/UT Government,
with the “contracting bank”
prior to signing of contract
between the State Govern­
ment and the Insurance
Company.
The probable claim
amount shall be calculated
on the basis of last 3­year
average claim amount.
Sources said that insur­
ance companies have taken
the plea that since they are
depositing a good chunk of
premium with the re­in­
surer, it will not be possible
for them to deposit addi­
tional amount for the same
purpose.
If the role of re­insurers
is also brought into the am­
bit of PMFBY, the issue can
be resolved, said an execut­
ive of an insurance
company.
TRAIL OF CLOUDS. Thunderstorms off the north coastal
Tamil Nadu got re­directed towards the south Andhra Pradesh
coast on Monday evening WWW.METEOLOGIX.COM/IN
Arabian Sea, which will sustain
the flows until November 10.
RAINS FOR SOUTH
An extended prediction valid
for three days from Saturday
hinted at the possibility of fairly
widespread to widespread light
to moderate rainfall over Tamil
DGV to provide dairy
farmers access to
institutional credit
Our Bureau
Chennai
Digivriddhi Technologies
Private Limited (DGV), In­
dia’s first integrated dairy
fintech and marketplace plat­
form, will provide dairy farm­
ers access to institutional
credit with an objective to ease
and digitalise the dairy value
chain.
DGV has entered into a
partnership with GCMMF
(Amul) to create the last­mile
financial access infrastructure
for 3.6 million dairy farmers in
Gujarat. A company statement
said the partnership should
seen from the fact that 70 per
cent of dairy farmers depend
on informal credit.
FINANCIAL INCLUSION
DGV provides dairy farmers
banking, financial services and
insurance (BFSI) access start­
ing with simplifying payments
to them for the milk they sup­
ply to village­level societies.
GM mustard to be sown
in 100 places this rabi
Prabhudatta Mishra
New Delhi
The newly approved genet­
ically modified (GM) mus­
tard will be cultivated in at
least 100 places. DMH­11 —
a hybrid — will be sown
over the next few days as
part of field­level demon­
stration allowed to be con­
ducted by the Indian Coun­
cil of Agricultural Research
(ICAR).
For this purpose, its Bhar­
atpur­based National Re­
search Centre on Rapeseed­
Mustard (NRCM) has
already collected 2 kg of
seeds.
“Totally, 10 kg of
DMH­11 are available and it
will be sown in 50­100
places in four major mus­
tard­growing States (Ra­
jasthan, Madhya Pradesh,
Uttar Pradesh and Hary­
ana),” said Trilochan Mo­
hapatra, President of the
National Academy of Agri­
cultural Sciences (NASS)
and former director­general
of ICAR.
Since less quantity of
seeds is available, first it can
be used for demonstration
purposes, and some quant­
ity can be used for field tri­
als in more locations. After
ascertaining the yield po­
tential of the DMH­11, seed
multiplication will be done,
he said, adding for field
demonstration there is no
need to seek State’s
permission.
PPP MODEL
“With available seeds, ICAR
can easily conduct 50­100
field demonstrations under
a controlled environment
this rabi season, to check
the performance,” said RS
Paroda,Cchairman of Trust
for Advancement of Agricul­
tural Sciences (TAAS) and
also a former D­G of ICAR.
Efforts are needed to pro­
duce more hybrid seeds
through private and public
partnerships so that a larger
area could be covered in the
Nadu, coastal Andhra Pradesh,
Rayalaseema, coastal and south
interior Karnataka and Kerala.
The US Climate Prediction
Centre sees a seemingly unend­
ing barrage of thunderstorms
readying to invade the entire
East Coast during November 8
to 16.
They are provided access to di­
gital cattle loans, insurance
and a marketplace to discover
quality bovines. DGV PAY and
DGV MONEY will form the
basis of financial inclusion for
dairy farmers and dairy micro­
enterprises .
Founded in 2019 by rural di­
gital banking and payments
veteran Ragavan Venkatesan,
DGV works with some of In­
dia’s leading co­operatives
dairy unions and their respect­
ive milk co­operative societies
and farmers. It provides them
access to payments, liabilities,
and asset products in partner­
ship with the Federal Bank.
CHENNAI
businessline.
TUESDAY ­ NOVEMBER 1 ­ 2022
WATERSHED MOMENT.
Scientists are upbeat on
allowing GM technology
in food crops
next cropping season, Par­
oda said. Both Mohapatra
and Paroda, addressing the
media in Delhi, said this en­
tire process will take at least
two years and the hybrid
will be available for com­
mercial release within three
years.
“A beginning has been
made and more and more
crops will be developed with
genetic engineering techno­
logy,” said KC Bansal, sec­
retary of NAAS.
TECH DEREGULATED
Scientists said the environ­
mental release of DMH­11
is a landmark decision,
breaking a long logjam on
the release of GM food
crops. The UPA government
had withheld GEAC ap­
proval for Bt brinjal, while
the current government had
rolled back the GEAC de­
cision in 2017 to allow GM
mustard.
DMH­11 is said to have
earlier tested for agronomic
and yield performance by
NRCM but only in limited
locations. At that time, it
could not be tested in more
locations as the technology
was not approved by GEAC.
With the environment re­
lease of DMH­11, the tech­
nology has been deregu­
lated and can now be tested
again in more locations and
demonstrated in the fields
as well as use the techno­
logy for developing newer
hybrid varieties, Mohapatra
said. “All three activities
will be done simultan­
eously,” he said.
COMMODITY
CALL.
Retain shorts on
MCX copper
Akhil Nallamuthu
bl. research bureau
Copper futures on the Multi
Commodity Exchange (MCX)
began the week with a gap­
down. Incidentally, today is the
expiry of the October futures.
Post the session open today,
prices have dropped.
However, from a broader
perspective, the continuous
copper futures contract has
moved in a range since the final
week of August. That is, since
then, it has largely oscillated
within a band of ₹632 and ₹675.
Although, technically, the next
leg of trend will be uncertain
while the price stays within this
range, the overall trend is bear­
ish.
If the support at ₹632 is
breached, we might see a quick
fall to the support band of
₹585­600. Subsequent support
is at ₹550. On the other hand, a
breakout of ₹685 could turn
the stance bullish. Resistances
above ₹685 are at ₹700 and
₹720.
We have been recommend­
ing shorts since the beginning
of September at various price
points between ₹640 and ₹675,
with initial stop­loss at ₹715.
The stop­loss was revised to
₹685 in early October. Hold
these positions if you have ini­
tiated shorts earlier.
Going forward, revise the
stop­loss to ₹670 if the contract
slips below the ₹600­mark, and
move it down further to ₹615
when the price touches ₹585.
Exit the shorts at ₹550.
For fresh positions, wait for
now, and go short after the sup­
port at ₹632 is breached. Stop­
loss and adjustments can be the
same as above.
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CHENNAI
businessline.
TUESDAY ­ NOVEMBER 1 ­ 2022
QUICKLY.
Yotta Infra to invest
₹39,000 cr in UP in 7 years
Noida: Data centre company Yotta
Infrastructure will invest ₹39,000
crore in Uttar Pradesh over the
next 5­7 years. “The investments
will go towards constructing the
data center campus, procuring IT
equipment,” said Yotta
Infrastructure, Co­founder and
Chairman, Darshan
Hiranandani.PTI
LTTS opens campus in
Mysuru; to hire 1,000
Bengaluru: L&T Technology
Services (LTTS) has opened a new
campus in Mysuru with a capacity
to seat over 1,300 engineers. It
plans to hire 1,000 engineers over
the next two years as it expands its
delivery and design centre for
engineering services. The Module
X Campus houses eight floors with
engineers working on a wide
spectrum of services covering
multiple industries. OUR BUREAU
SC to hear plea on linking
electoral roll data, Aadhaar
New Delhi: The Supreme Court
on Monday agreed to examine a
plea challenging the Centre’s
decision that enables linking
electoral roll data with the
Aadhaar ecosystem. “Petitioner
has drawn attention to 2019
Aadhaar judgment to contend
that only if some benefit is
sought to be conferred then
Aadhaar can be mandatory but
not to deny rights, and the right
to vote is the highest of such
rights.” the bench said. PTI
CHRONIC PROBLEM
GASPING FOR AIR. A farmer burns paddy stubble at a field near Jalandhar on Monday. A pall of eye­stinging smog lingered over
Delhi on Monday as air quality neared the 'severe' zone. Stubble burning accounts for 22 per cent of the city's particulate pollution.
Delhi's 24­hour average air quality index (AQI) stood at 392 (very poor) PTI
EPFO gets redemption policy
for Exchange Traded Funds
Surabhi
New Delhi
The Central Board of
Trustees of the Employees’
Provident Fund Organisa­
tion has approved a re­
demption policy for its Ex­
change Traded Fund (ETF)
units.
At the meet on Monday,
the board also approved re­
demption of ETF units pur­
chased during calendar
year 2018 for booking cap­
ital gains to be included in
the earnings for the calcu­
lation of the rate of in­
terest for the current fiscal
year.
It approved the exten­
sion of the tenure of ETF
managers and portfolio
managers until new man­
agers are on boarded.
“The Board also ap­
proved the appointment of
the new external concur­
rent auditor,” said a release
by the Ministry of Labour
and Employment.
Significantly, it also re­
CM
YK
Why FPIs are exiting financial sector
AGAINST THE GRAIN. Trend not in consonance with recent performance of the sector, say analysts
NARAYANAN V
Chennai
Despite a healthy growth in
earnings, credit disburse­
ments and improvement in as­
set quality in the second
quarter, foreign investors re­
main lukewarm to India’s
banking and financial services
sector.
Foreign portfolio investors
(FPIs) who pulled out ₹4,081
crore from the sector in the
first fortnight of October, have
been on a selling spree in In­
dian equities since October
2021 amid high inflation and
aggressive monetary policy
tightening by the US Fed and
geopolitical tensions due to
the Russia­Ukraine war.
The sell­off intensified at
the beginning of the current
fiscal as more global macro­
economic challenges, includ­
ing the Chinese slowdown and
global growth downgrades by
multilateral institutions,
forced foreign investors to pull
Navy commanders to chalk out detailed
roadmap for achieving atmanirbharta by 2047
Our Bureau
New Delhi
As the second edition of the
Naval Commanders’ Confer­
ence began on Monday, the
Navy top brass will deliberate
on a detailed roadmap to en­
hance indigenisation for
achieving atmanirbharta by
2047, when India will celebrate
acentury of independence.
Over four days, the Naval
Commanders will seek to in­
tegrate the latest develop­
ments to form strategies for
countering China’s growing
presence in the Indian Ocean
Region (IOR). At a conference
in September, Navy Chief Ad­
miral R Hari Kumar had said,
commended to the govern­
ment certain amendments
to the Employees’ Pension
Scheme (EPS).
It has recommended ex­
tending proportionate pen­
sionary benefits to mem­
bers who have been in the
EPS for over 34 years by in­
corporating factors for
“less than 35 years” to “less
than 42 years”, extending
withdrawal benefits to
members even with less
than six months of service,
and enabling equitable
transfer value calculation
in cases of grant of exemp­
tion or on cancellation of
exemption from EPS 95.
The CBT also approved
the Information Security
Policy of the EPFO, which
“highlights various security
controls required to be im­
plemented within the or­
ganisation” and the 69th
annual report on the func­
tioning of the EPFO for the
year 2021­22 and recom­
mended it to the govern­
ment for placing before
Parliament.
money from developing eco­
nomies, including India, to
safer asset classes in the do­
mestic market.
After pulling out ₹38,522
crore in Q1FY23, FPIs turned
net buyers in the banking and
financial services sector in July
and August, with net invest­
ments of ₹1,014 crore and
₹12,799 crore, respectively. In
September, foreign investors
again turned net sellers in the
sector, with a marginal outflow
of ₹1,673 crore.
“The two­year US bond
SECURING THE DOMAIN. Officials will work on strategies to
counter China’s growing presence in the Indian Ocean Region
at any time there are five to
eight Chinese Navy unitsand a
host of fishing vessels operat­
ing in the IOR. We keep an eye
on their activities.
DETAILED ROADMAP
“A detailed roadmap to en­
hance indigenisation through
‘Make in India’ with the aim of
Edtech sector sees spate of M&A deals
TE Raja Simhan
Chennai
The edtech sector has seen
a flurry of mergers and ac­
quisitions (M&A) — 37 in
all — since January this
year, as consolidation picks
up in the industry.
In the latest deals, Ved­
antu will acquireDeeksha
for $40 million and Ver­
anda Learning Solutions
will acquire JK Shah Educa­
tion for $41 million.
The total value of the
deals so far was not avail­
able as most companies do
not disclose the numbers.
Reports say India has
over 4,500 edtech start­
ups, assisting over 300 mil­
lion school students.
TOP ACQUIRER
Data from the Chennai­
based Venture Intelligence
shows that 32 of the deals
this year were domestic
transactions, while two
were out­bound, and three
in­bound. Great Learning’s
acquisition of Northwest
yield is currently at 4.4 per
cent. If the safest asset in the
world gives a risk­free return of
4.4 per cent, it is rational to sell
and everything else becomes
secondary,” said VK Vijayaku­
mar, Chief Investment
Strategist, Geojit Financial
Services.
HEALTHY Q2
He, however, added that from a
medium to long­term per­
spective, it may be a short­
sighted policy since the finan­
cial services sector, especially
achieving ‘AatmaNirbharta’ by
2047 will be undertaken by the
Commanders. The confer­
ence will also dwell upon the
dynamics of the geostrategic
situation of the region in the
backdrop of recent interna­
tional developments,” the
Navy saidin a statement.
All operational and area
Executive Learning at $100
million in May was the
highest valued acquisition.
According to the PwC
India Startup Deals
Tracker report, edtech saw
seven M&As in the Septem­
ber quarter. upGrad was
the top acquirer with four
acquisitions – Wolves In­
dia, Harappa Education,
Exampur and Centum
Learning.
HARD LESSON. Decline in funding for smaller companies,
switch to hybrid mode is driving consolidation in edtech space
banking, is doing well in India
and is set to continue its
outperformance.
All major banks have posted
healthy results in the second
quarter of the current fiscal as
they emerge from the pan­
demic­led slowdown in credit
growth and corporate
deleveraging.
The country’s largest
private sector lender, HDFC
Bank, posted 20 per cent
growth in Q2 net profit at
₹10,605.8 crore, ICICI Bank
posted 37 per cent growth in its
commanders of the Navy are
participating in the
conference.
Defence Minister Rajnath
Singh will address and interact
with the Naval Commanders
on matters pertaining to na­
tional security. The Chief of
the Defence Staff, General
Anil Chauhan; Chief of the In­
dian Army, General Manoj
Pande; and Indian Air Force
Chief Air Marshal VR Chaud­
hari, will also be interacting
with the Naval Commanders
to deliberate on areas of con­
vergence amongst the three
services, taking into consider­
ation the common operational
environment and avenues of
further augmenting service
synergy and posture, the Navy
said.
E­comm logistics to grow multifold to
be a $9­b industry by FY26: Redseer
Our Bureau
Bengaluru
India’s e­logistics sector is
predicted to grow multifold to
a $9­billion industry from $2
billion in FY21, according to
Redseer Strategy Consult­
ants.
Talking about the reasons
driving this compound annual
growth rate of 35 per cent, the
consulting firm said, “Prolif­
eration of smartphones and
localisation of the internet in
non­English languages is
drawing new consumers from
non­metro locations to the in­
ternet economy and creating
demand for online commerce.
This is paving the need for dis­
ruption in logistics.”
The report added that new
models such as D2C (direct­
The Managing Director
& CEO ­ Venture Intelli­
gence, Arun Natrajan, says
post­Covid, the reopening
of physical education facil­
ities was bound to impact
the sector.
With the decline in fund­
ing for smaller companies,
consolidation has begun
with the stronger and bet­
ter funded players acting as
acquirers. Another factor
net profit at ₹7,558 crore, Axis
Bank’s net profit zoomed 70
per cent year­on­year to ₹5,330
crore during the quarter.
These lenders have recor­
ded robust growth in their loan
book across retail, corporate,
rural and MSME loans. While
the asset quality of these
lenders has also improved sub­
stantially, signalling a strong
recovery and drop in fresh
slippage.
FPI shareholding in many
private sector banks has also
come down due to a persistent
sell­off in the sector. FPIs’
stake in Bandhan Bank
dropped 4 per cent to 30.15 per
cent between March and
September 2022, while foreign
investors’ holding in HDFC
Bank fell by 3 per cent to 32.12
per cent. While Axis Bank and
RBL Bank saw FPI holding
come down by one per cent,
their stake went up by 1 per
cent in ICICI Bank, YES Bank
and IndusInd Bank, between
the March and September
2022 quarters.
CAA: SC notice to
Assam, Tripura;
hearing on Dec 6
Press Trust of India
New Delhi
The Supreme Court on
Monday granted three weeks
to Assam and Tripura gov­
ernments to file their re­
sponses to pleas challenging
the constitutional validity of
the Citizenship (Amend­
ment) Act (CAA) and set the
hearing for December 6.
A bench headed by Chief
Justice Uday Umesh Lalit ap­
pointed two lawyers — Pal­
lavi Pratap and Kanu
Agarawal — as nodal counsel
to assist it in ensuring the
smooth handling of over 230
pleas by preparing a common
compilation and deciding
the petitions that can be
treated as the lead ones.
DELIVERING GROWTH. The booming e­commerce sector
will quadruple the growth of logistics sector in the next five years
to­commerce), social com­
merce, and video and influen­
cer­based commerce are cre­
ating new touchpoints and
drawing in new consumers to
the market. The availability of
multiple payment options
such as UPI, no­cost EMI and
driving M&A action is the
need for edtech companies
to switch to the hybrid
model (versus online only),
he added.
TO ACHIEVE SCALE
Atul Saraogi, Director,
Veda Corporate Advisors
Pvt Ltd, said the consolida­
tion is accelerating on the
demand side as both digital
and large offline businesses
are looking to achieve scale
through inorganic means.
On the supply side, there
are a host of start­ups that
are unable to attract fund­
ing, besides sound tradi­
tional offline businesses.
Neeti Sharma, President
and Co­founder of Team­
lease Edtech Ltd, said the
acquisitions are focused on
providing skills­based
learning to ensure students
are employable and job
ready.
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Police arrests 9 in Morbi
bridge collapse tragedy
HEART­RENDING. Rescue operations underway at the site PTI
Rutam V Vora
Ahemdabad
The Gujarat Police on Monday
arrested nine persons, includ­
ing two managers of Oreva
Group, in connection with the
pedestrian bridge­collapse that
claimed over 134 lives at Morbi
in Gujarat on Sunday evening.
Oreva Group of Morbi, had
won a 15­year contract to oper­
ate and manage the 19th­cen­
tury bridge. The 754­foot long
suspension bridge was under
maintenance and was re­
opened to the public on Octo­
ber 26.
Ashok Yadav, Rajkot Range­
IG, nine people have been ar­
rested, including two man­
agers of Oreva company, two
ticket clerks, two officials of the
bridge repair company, and
three security guards for their
negligence in managing the
crowd. The First Information
Report was filed at Morbi po­
lice station late on Sunday
against the “bridge mainten­
ance agency” and “manage­
ment agency” under sections
308, 304, and 114 of the Indian
Penal Code. The FIR stated
around 250­300 people were
on the bridge at the time of its
collapse.
DEATH TOLL
On Monday the death­toll had
climbed to at least 134 includ­
ing 16 children below 10 years
of age and 51 women. More
than 100 sustained injuries,
while seven were admitted in
hospital.
More than 24 hours after the
incident, the rescue teams con­
tinued searching for more bod­
ies in the riverbed of the
BNPL has also further driven
the adoption of digital
commerce.
BRIGHT FUTURE
“With India’s booming e­
commerce sector and the
growing number of online
IIT­Madras generates over
₹1,000 cr in funding, revenue
Our Bureau
Chennai
The Indian Institute of Tech­
nology Madras (IIT Madras)
has generated over ₹1,000
crore in funding and revenue
in a financial year for the first
time during 2021­22. This in­
cludes ₹768 crore from pro­
jects sanctioned by the State
and Central Governments
and ₹313 crore in industry
consultancy.
These collaborations are
facilitated by a dedicated
team at the Centre for Indus­
trial Consultancy and
Sponsored Research (ICSR),
IIT Madras, which is headed
by Manu Santhanam.
MAJOR PROJECTS
The major projects that
drove the surge in funding
during 2021­22 include edu­
cation through information
and communication techno­
logy using Direct­to­Home
(₹300.28 crore); Centre of
Excellence for Road Safety
(₹99.5 crore); speech tech­
Machchhu river. Gujarat Chief
Minister Bhupendra Patel,
Minister of State for Home,
Harsh Sanghavi, and senior
government officials camped
at Morbi. The government has
formed a five­member com­
mittee to probe the incident.
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi expressed grief over the
incident. According to the
Chief Minister’s Office, the
Prime Minister would visit
Morbi on Tuesday afternoon.
CONDOLENCES POUR IN
Meanwhile, the international
leaders mourned the deaths of
innocent citizens and ex­
pressed solidarity with the
grieving families. Russian Pres­
ident Putin expressed condol­
ences to the families of the vic­
tims.
The US Embassy said in a
statement, “The US Mission in
India is deeply saddened by the
news of the collapse of a sus­
pension bridge in Morbi, Gu­
jarat. Our condolences go out
to the victims and families of
this terrible tragedy.”
The Foreign Affairs Ministry
of Saudi Arabia, expressed “sin­
cere condolences to the
friendly Republic of India due
to the unfortunate collapse of a
suspension bridge in the west­
ern Indian state of Gujarat,
which caused a number of
casualties.”
Lord (Tariq) Ahmad of
Wimbledon, Minister of State
for Foreign Commonwealth &
Development Affairs, UK, ex­
pressed sorrow over the tragic
collapse of the bridge in Gu­
jarat, India. “My thoughts &
prayers are with the victims,
their families, and the emer­
gency services,” he said.
shoppers, the number of e­
commerce logistics ship­
ments is expected to grow by
four times in the next five
years. It is safe to say that e­
commerce logistics players
should brace for exciting days
ahead,” the analysts at Red­
seer wrote.
E­commerce shoppers and
shipment volume from Tier 2
and beyond cities have also
grown, reaching $650 million
in FY21 as compared to $420
million in FY20. Multiple seg­
ments in the Indian logistics
market are addressable by
full­stack tech­enabled logist­
ics service providers. There
seems to be great headroom
for growth as tech­enabled lo­
gistics players venture into ad­
jacent segments such as hy­
perlocal delivery, express
delivery, trucking, and more.
nologies in Indian Languages
(₹50.6 crore) and collecting
datasets and benchmarks for
building Indian language
technology (₹47 crore), says
a release.
The institute’s director, V
Kamakoti, said that the per­
formance of the Centre for
Industrial Consultancy and
Sponsored Research is en­
couraging and aligned with
the strategic plan of IIT
Madras. This is a reflection
of our increased interaction
with funding agencies and
industry.
... . . . . . .
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QUICKLY.
Grain ships sail despite
Moscow's pullout
Kyiv: Ships brought grain from
Ukrainian ports on Monday,
suggesting Moscow had
stopped short of reimposing a
blockade that might have
caused world hunger, despite
suspending its participation in
a UN programme to safely
export grain from war zone.
Air raid sirens blared across
Ukraine and explosions rang
out in Kyiv sending black
smoke into the sky as Russia
rained missiles down in
renewed air attacks. Ukrainian
officials said energy
infrastructure was hit, knocking
out power supplies.
Ukraine's military said it had
shot down 44 of 50 Russian
missiles. But strikes on the
pumping system for the capital
left 80 percent of Kyiv without
running water, authorities said,
adding they hoped to restore it
quickly. Two people were
reported injured in the Kyiv
region.REUTERS
‘OPEC+ committed to
balancing supply, demand’
ABU DHABI: The United Arab
Emirates' Energy Minister
Suhail al­Mazrouei said on
Monday that the UAE and
OPEC+ are keen on providing
the world with the oil supplies
it needs.
OPEC+ will always remain a
trusted technical organisation
to balance oil supply and
demand, the minister added,
speaking at an industry event in
Abu Dhabi.REUTERS
CM
YK
RBI to launch pilot of e₹ for
wholesale segment today
WHAT’S PLANNED. Digital rupee to be used for settlement of secondary G­Sec deals
Our Bureau
Mumbai
The Reserve Bank of India
will launch the pilot for its
digital rupee — wholesale
segment on Tuesday, the
central bank said in a release.
The pilot will entail the
use of the digital rupee for
settlement of secondary
transactions in government
securities, which is expected
to make the inter­bank mar­
ket more efficient.
“Settlement in central
bank money would reduce
transaction costs by pre­
empting the need for settle­
ment guarantee infrastruc­
ture or for collateral to mit­
igate settlement risk,” it said.
The central bank, had on Oc­
With many accounts ‘suspended’,
Instagram looking into outage
Reuters
Bengaluru
Instagram is looking into an
issue that has prevented
thousands of its users from
accessing the photo­sharing
platform, with several of
them complaining about
their accounts being
suspended.
“We’re aware that some
of you are having issues ac­
cessing your Instagram ac­
count. We're looking into it
and apologize for the incon­
venience,” Instagram,
owned by Meta platforms
Inc, said on its Twitter.
A spokesperson for Ins­
tagram did not comment on
suspension of accounts.
Several Instagram users
have tweeted that the ap­
plication asked for email id
ALL SET. Nine banks have been identified for participation in the pilot, the RBI said
tober 7, announced that it
will commence pilot
launches of digital rupee (e₹­
W) for specific use cases, be­
ginning with use cases in the
wholesale segment.
ADDITIONAL OPTION
The RBI had also issued a
concept note which said that
and phone number to access
their suspended account.
At 11:13 ET, nearly 3,000
users were affected, accord­
ing to outage­tracking web­
site Downdetector, which
collates status reports from
a number of sources includ­
ing user­submitted errors
on its platform. The outage
may be affecting many
users.
the ‘e­rupee’ will provide an
additional digital option to
the currently available forms
of money that is likely to be
easier, faster and cheaper.
It added that nine banks
have been identified for par­
ticipation in the pilot —
State Bank of India, Bank of
Baroda, Union Bank of India,
Jet Airways’ return to skies delayed again
Forum Gandhi
Mumbai
Jet Airways’ revival has hit
another air pocket as the
ownership transfer process
is still incomplete. This is
causing a delay in the air­
line’s launch plans.
Sanjiv Kapoor, the CEO of
Jet Airways had told busi-
nessline in September that
the ticketing was likely to
start in the second half of
October and the airline
would restart operations in
November.
However, sources said the
airline may not be able to
start the ticketing process in
November too.
A COMPLEX PROCESS
“Reviving and re­starting an
airline has no precedent in
India. It is taking a little
HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Ko­
tak Mahindra Bank, Yes
Bank, IDFC First Bank and
HSBC.
The first pilot in digital ru­
pee for the retail segment
(e₹­R) is expected to be
launched within a month, in
select locations and closed
user groups, RBI said.
AIR POCKET. Settling unpaid gratuity, PF dues posing problems
for the airline
longer than we may have ori­
ginally hoped, but we are get­
ting close. It is a complex
process, and we do not want
to act in haste and repent
later,” said a spokesperson
Twitter may start charging
for user verification: Report
Reuters
Twitter will revise its user
verification process, said
Elon Musk in a tweet on
Sunday, just days after he
took over one of the world’s
most influential social­me­
dia platforms.
“Whole verification pro­
cess is being revamped right
now,” said Musk in his tweet
without giving more details.
TWITTER BLUE
Twitter is considering char­
ging for the coveted blue
check mark verifying the
identity of its account
holder, technology newslet­
ter Platformer reported on
Sunday, citing two people fa­
miliar with the matter.
Users would have to sub­
scribe to Twitter Blue at
$4.99 a month or lose their
verified badges if the project
moves forward, according to
for Jalan­Kalrock Consorti­
um. One of the three people
businessline spoke to, said the
recent NCLAT order which
directed the Jalan­Kalrock
consortium to settle unpaid
the report.
The CEO of Tesla has not
made a final decision and the
project could still be
scrapped, but according to
Platformer, it is likely that
verification will become a
part of Twitter Blue.
INCREASING FEE
Separately, The Verge repor­
ted on Sunday that Twitter
will increase the subscrip­
tion price for Twitter Blue,
which also verifies users,
gratuity and provident fund
obligations of the company’s
workers has caused a
hindrance.
RESOLUTION PLAN
A source said that the Con­
sortium had already ear­
marked funds for the gratu­
ity and provident fund in its
resolution plan.
However, “if the claims
weren’t admitted, or rejec­
ted was not something that
the consortium was party to.
It is one of the conversations
that is ongoing with the
lenders, causing the delay.”
While the other person
said that the ownership
transfer process is still not
complete, asource said that
“The NCLT ownership
transfer process is in the fi­
nal stages. It has taken a bit
longer, but it is a complex
process.”
CHENNAI
businessline.
TUESDAY ­ NOVEMBER 1 ­ 2022
from $4.99 a month to
$19.99 a month, citing in­
ternal correspondence seen
by them.
Twitter Blue was launched
in June last year as the plat­
form's first subscription ser­
vice, which offers “exclusive
access to premium features”
on a monthly subscription
basis including an option to
edit tweets.
The feature to edit tweets
was also made available
earlier this month after
Musk launched a Twitter poll
in April asking his millions of
followers whether they
wanted an edit button. Over
70 per cent had said yes.
Musk has also requested
that logged out users visiting
Twitter's site be redirected
to Explore page which shows
trending tweets, according
to a separate Verge report on
Sunday citing employees
who were familiar with the
matter.
Twitter to lay off
25% of workforce
Reuters
Bengaluru
Twitter, which was acquired
last week by Elon Musk,
plans to let go of a quarter of
its workforce as part of what
is expected to be a first round
of layoffs, the Washington
Post reported on Monday,
citing a person familiar with
the matter. Celebrity lawyer
Alex Spiro, a long­time Musk
legal representative, led the
conversations about the job
cuts, according to the report.
Twitter had over 7,000
employees at the end of
2021, according to a regulat­
ory filing and a quarter of the
headcount amounts to
nearly 2,000 employees.
Musk denied a New York
Times report about laying off
Twitter employees at a date
earlier than Nov 1.
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261.10
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264.05
1484.50
263.95
1470.05
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259.95 186.30
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AB Money [1] 61.90 61.05 62.40 63.15 59.85 100.04 78.20 47.05 11 60.70 CentDepoSer 1222.00 1223.55 1227.00 1235.00 1221.10 204.52 1734.40 1015.00 ­ ­ GodhCarbnIns 2.75 2.65 2.80 2.80 2.65 2938.32 9.25 2.65 ­ ­ Kaj.Cera [1] 1069.30 1081.25 1073.50 1097.40 1051.00 141.85 1379.00 886.05 42 1078.00
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Abbott 18910.80 19246.95 19000.00 19333.00 18970.05 18.53 20895.00 15525.00 5119258.60 Cereb.Int 36.15 34.40 36.15 37.55 33.90 578.56 99.00 33.80 16 34.50 Godrej Pr [5] 1246.10 1263.00 1252.35 1269.00 1242.85 401.81 2483.05 1130.20 58 1262.40 Kaly.Inv 1894.15 1899.45 1924.95 1950.00 1894.20 0.67 2299.00 1415.00 31 1906.50
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ACC 2324.45 2390.30 2347.40 2397.90 2327.90 584.21 2784.95 1900.50 52 2390.35 ChaletHotels 362.70 365.25 361.00 370.00 352.55 179.75 409.85 210.90 ­ 364.10 Gokaldas [5] 379.40 367.00 382.00 389.70 364.30 574.40 519.55 223.50 13 366.65 Kanani Ind [1] 8.85 8.85 9.10 9.10 8.65 93.69 42.70 7.26 ­ 8.86
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AcuracyShipg 242.10 233.85 242.15 245.80 231.00 18.67 303.00 167.60 ­ ­ ChemconSpecl 418.95 410.10 424.65 424.70 407.80 120.05 477.95 261.00 ­ ­ Golds.Tech 51.35 51.95 53.80 53.80 51.40 35.69 117.80 37.00 ­ 51.45 KapstonFacil 133.20 129.00 135.80 135.80 127.00 2.55 187.85 99.50 ­ ­
Adani Ports [2] 820.30 823.55 824.00 831.00 819.50 4487.54 987.90 652.05 545 823.05 ChemfabAlkal 385.05 365.80 392.95 392.95 365.80 62.55 476.55 131.45 ­ ­ Good Luck [2] 440.25 446.55 452.80 454.05 442.70 80.74 554.55 236.20 14 447.50 Karn.Bk 95.25 96.60 96.05 97.65 94.50 3700.71 97.65 55.25 6 96.65
AdaniTotalGas 3444.05 3602.85 3460.00 3658.70 3423.00 284.61 3816.00 1948.00 ­ ­ ChemplastSan 386.45 375.20 389.50 389.50 373.35 136.17 715.00 373.35 ­ ­ GoodyearInd 1022.05 1021.45 1030.00 1040.00 1016.10 15.81 1204.90 840.00 ­ ­ Karur vys bk [2] 97.85 104.00 98.85 104.75 98.2021126.97 104.85 41.75 10 104.05
AdaniEntprs [1] 3323.30 3347.45 3339.95 3360.00 3326.10 575.72 3883.70 1411.05 420 3346.35 CheviotComp 1168.60 1212.70 1181.05 1245.00 1181.05 9.94 1499.85 1075.00 ­ ­ GP Petrol [5] 50.90 52.80 51.50 53.35 51.35 206.44 67.25 39.35 8 52.80 Kaushlya Inf 4.50 4.45 4.15 4.65 4.15 47.96 7.40 2.08 ­ 4.28
AdaniGreenEn 2098.55 2102.90 2109.05 2121.00 2081.00 854.15 3048.00 1136.35 ­ 2103.10 ChoicInternl 264.15 274.50 267.50 275.80 264.55 75.73 481.00 219.00 ­ ­ GPTInfraProj 125.00 123.30 124.50 126.50 122.70 20.28 140.90 66.80 12 123.30 Kaveri Seed [2] 484.65 485.90 487.30 495.45 481.00 354.38 629.00 417.00 11 485.65
AdaniTranmsn 3277.95 3348.70 3294.35 3375.00 3259.45 541.94 4238.55 1652.00 ­ 3346.95 CholaIn&Fin [2] 716.55 709.35 720.15 723.10 704.30 1706.65 817.95 469.75 24 709.50 Granuels [1] 367.60 372.65 369.45 373.85 365.30 1661.48 373.60 227.00 19 372.55 Kavveri Tel 9.50 9.95 9.30 9.95 9.05 114.72 19.28 5.75 ­ 9.97
AdaniWilmar 671.05 672.40 674.95 681.05 667.00 1347.02 878.00 227.00 ­ ­ CholamandF [1] 628.00 628.25 628.00 630.00 623.70 556.60 738.00 564.00 210 628.35 Graphite [2] 354.95 352.40 356.80 358.80 351.70 167.63 587.40 348.50 14 352.25 KAYA Ltd 341.75 349.30 341.75 354.70 334.00 11.53 532.80 243.00 ­ 349.15
ADF Foods 707.60 711.15 711.20 714.95 704.00 7.23 940.50 631.00 38 713.25 Cigniti Tech 616.20 624.05 620.10 632.50 616.80 244.94 670.00 336.30 28 623.65 Grasim [2] 1684.20 1721.70 1692.65 1730.00 1688.50 591.91 1939.00 1276.90 33 1722.75 KCP [1] 115.85 121.15 117.50 123.85 117.00 489.37 149.30 96.50 24 121.05
AditBirSunLf 412.50 407.80 419.00 420.00 406.00 99.60 665.00 375.00 ­ ­ Cineline Ind [5] 105.05 102.10 103.55 105.50 101.15 11.02 174.75 82.10 ­ 102.40 Graur&WeilIn 95.35 92.10 95.25 97.00 91.55 709.54 99.00 43.30 ­ ­ KCP Sug [1] 21.90 21.70 21.65 21.95 21.55 156.91 33.40 15.75 ­ ­
AdityaBirFas 343.30 353.90 345.40 355.40 343.00 3277.18 355.35 221.15 89 353.90 Cinevistaas [2] 12.30 12.40 12.75 12.90 12.00 77.23 24.48 9.85 ­ 12.50 Gravita [2] 377.35 370.35 380.00 387.00 365.40 203.11 398.20 189.25 54 370.25 KDDL Ltd 1010.50 1001.75 1014.00 1014.00 993.35 7.09 1189.60 552.30 35 1000.60
Ador Weld 867.40 845.80 861.05 868.05 842.00 9.46 1038.00 588.35 27 845.20 Cipla [2] 1155.20 1167.40 1161.00 1177.85 1159.05 1554.67 1179.90 850.00 32 1166.20 Greenlam In [1] 324.50 319.50 324.00 325.90 314.05 9.89 415.90 273.80 44 318.40 KEC Intl [2] 433.40 440.00 435.00 441.80 432.15 305.10 549.20 345.15 22 439.35
AdroitInfote 18.25 18.95 18.80 19.25 18.35 45.02 20.80 8.35 ­ ­ CitiUn Bk [1] 187.75 186.00 189.65 189.80 184.00 1924.95 196.50 108.60 17 186.05 GreenPly [1] 176.10 172.90 175.80 176.95 169.90 138.29 254.25 161.10 20 172.80 KEI Ind [2] 1596.70 1615.20 1602.00 1648.50 1589.00 323.84 1662.45 905.20 34 1607.35
AdvancedEn [2] 284.10 284.20 285.55 285.95 284.00 36.74 390.90 257.00 73 284.10 Clari.Chm 415.15 412.05 415.15 417.55 410.00 14.25 593.75 384.25 24 412.35 GrenpanelInd 379.15 372.10 380.00 380.95 370.00 170.87 625.70 350.35 ­ ­ Kellton Tech [5] 62.85 63.15 62.55 64.15 62.55 135.75 134.95 46.40 53 63.35
Advani Hot [2] 82.95 82.75 83.05 83.90 82.00 14.75 108.20 61.25 22 82.50 CleanSci&Tec 1595.65 1572.20 1605.00 1614.95 1565.00 70.04 2705.00 1440.90 ­ ­ Grindwel [5] 2065.95 2103.00 2070.05 2161.00 2070.05 605.37 2325.00 1452.80 72 2111.25 KennametlInd 2500.25 2476.80 2489.95 2561.80 2451.00 8.85 2890.00 1362.35 ­ ­
Aegis Log [1] 317.50 310.90 318.40 318.40 309.35 763.06 323.00 167.45 12 310.75 CLEducateL [5] 159.50 152.90 163.70 163.70 152.00 53.70 189.90 84.80 41 152.60 GRInfraproj 1221.60 1220.40 1233.80 1239.50 1211.40 4.86 2073.80 1078.85 ­ ­ Kesoram In 55.50 56.65 55.65 57.10 55.60 551.40 78.20 44.25 ­ 56.55
AetherIndust 956.05 966.25 963.60 992.70 950.00 67.39 1048.90 701.00 ­ ­ CMI 24.05 23.55 24.15 24.60 23.10 52.89 57.30 17.90 ­ 23.65 GRM OVERSEAS 365.30 370.05 368.95 382.60 362.00 96.33 498.00 336.95 ­ ­ Kewal Clo 499.95 509.05 502.20 520.75 499.95 273.47 520.75 178.50 29 508.40
Affle(India) [2] 1155.60 1154.50 1157.00 1167.10 1145.50 198.59 1510.15 871.00 296 1154.10 CMSInfoSystm 331.55 312.90 333.30 334.40 308.95 562.57 338.80 210.40 ­ ­ GRP Ltd 1832.05 1824.60 1830.80 1870.00 1790.00 1.26 2069.90 897.35 32 1825.00 KhadimIndia 285.45 283.60 285.45 293.60 281.90 63.94 346.85 172.00 25 283.90
Agarwal Inds 681.05 697.60 694.90 733.45 687.70 146.44 745.70 313.00 24 701.70 Coal India 244.40 245.95 246.00 247.50 243.55 8365.33 247.85 139.20 13 245.90 Grvs.Cot [2] 148.70 151.20 149.45 153.10 149.40 759.88 258.85 129.15 66 151.00 KhatnChm&Fer 75.85 75.40 76.90 77.10 74.20 129.75 157.00 49.30 ­ ­
AgiGreenpac 316.20 329.05 316.50 334.95 316.50 348.81 407.70 178.25 ­ ­ CoastalCorpn 307.40 284.50 307.35 308.90 274.10 133.37 564.50 237.75 ­ ­ GSFC [2] 122.90 123.05 123.00 125.50 120.55 3574.87 198.70 105.65 4 123.00 Kilitch 177.45 176.65 178.85 182.80 174.00 18.16 276.40 144.30 27 179.30
AgriTech Ind 113.15 112.20 115.75 118.70 108.50 18.72 142.65 57.55 38 112.45 CochinShip 546.60 538.55 550.00 550.90 533.00 662.16 567.90 281.00 12 539.70 GSPL 219.85 226.15 220.95 226.80 220.90 718.26 332.50 209.45 13 226.05 KIOCL 179.60 177.05 181.40 181.40 175.95 16.41 308.00 166.65 ­ 177.10
Agro Tech 772.25 779.80 776.15 789.90 770.00 40.14 1019.95 708.10 127 776.50 CoffeeDayEnt 48.80 48.30 49.05 49.10 48.20 858.63 86.70 34.85 ­ 48.30 GSS Info 289.10 283.00 292.30 298.85 280.20 353.87 311.50 78.15 ­ 283.20 Kiri Ind 517.75 525.80 517.75 533.00 515.00 301.05 566.50 421.00 ­ 525.65
AgroPhosInd 35.40 35.50 36.00 36.00 34.30 46.72 76.10 15.05 ­ ­ COFORGE 3736.50 3809.60 3755.20 3827.00 3748.50 153.36 6135.00 3210.05 ­ ­ GTL 7.80 7.75 7.85 7.85 7.70 342.10 27.60 7.60 ­ 7.76 Kirl.Bros [2] 355.00 351.05 358.10 364.90 348.90 32.82 398.70 243.00 28 351.45
AGSTransTech 82.85 81.75 82.50 83.50 81.25 128.51 181.85 65.85 ­ ­ Colgate [1] 1624.50 1631.75 1621.20 1646.90 1618.10 285.63 1695.00 1375.55 42 1631.70 GTL Infra 1.30 1.30 1.35 1.35 1.3010859.22 2.54 1.08 ­ 1.33 Kirl.Elec 54.00 56.70 56.70 56.70 56.70 91.62 100.80 26.95 11 ­
Ahluwalia [2] 436.10 435.75 444.00 444.00 434.00 5.33 563.50 358.65 18 437.10 CompuageIn [2] 23.05 22.95 23.20 23.25 22.90 50.54 47.20 20.35 5 22.95 GTPLHathway 142.40 139.40 143.95 144.60 138.80 52.73 307.85 132.70 12 139.50 Kirl.Ind 1799.55 1767.40 1817.55 1817.55 1759.15 2.05 1931.00 1182.00 29 1771.70
AIA Engg [2] 2638.85 2681.75 2651.00 2709.00 2641.00 43.43 2821.70 1476.00 40 2689.95 Compucom [2] 22.25 22.30 22.75 22.75 22.10 31.04 41.30 14.95 18 22.35 Gufic Bio [1] 219.35 220.80 220.40 224.00 217.45 56.01 289.55 170.20 25 220.30 Kirl.Oil [2] 258.75 260.70 258.70 265.00 258.05 246.81 291.15 122.60 18 260.50
AIRAN 17.45 17.25 17.50 17.60 17.20 88.01 28.40 17.00 ­ ­ ComputerAge 2564.40 2549.15 2587.00 2587.00 2540.00 83.73 3250.00 2037.15 ­ ­ Guj.Alk 873.65 891.00 878.90 898.00 872.00 175.37 1044.75 568.70 9 890.80 KirloskarFer 266.15 260.75 266.00 267.50 258.05 104.00 297.45 183.20 ­ ­
AIROLAMLTD 108.20 105.65 110.00 110.60 104.00 39.85 129.50 50.40 ­ ­ Concor [5] 785.60 798.00 789.55 810.95 788.00 2854.07 810.70 554.10 44 796.95 Guj.Ind.Pow 83.35 83.75 83.75 84.00 82.85 116.55 105.30 68.40 7 83.50 Kitex [1] 202.85 205.90 203.95 207.50 203.35 89.33 308.90 155.40 10 204.75
Ajanta Phr [2] 1310.50 1294.95 1317.00 1319.75 1276.80 64.66 1568.64 1062.21 24 1298.20 ConfdnPetI [1] 71.85 73.65 73.00 74.85 72.20 879.17 92.70 44.20 28 73.75 Guj.Pipav 84.75 86.00 85.00 86.25 84.30 496.61 116.80 70.40 19 86.00 KM Sug [2] 25.85 25.30 25.85 25.95 25.20 153.84 44.95 22.70 8 25.30
Ajmera 241.00 240.45 241.00 244.45 240.10 12.31 496.00 210.65 20 240.70 ControlPrint 430.65 426.95 434.95 437.00 426.00 10.92 521.80 302.30 15 426.20 Guj.Sid.Cem 39.30 39.95 39.85 40.15 39.40 91.69 52.00 25.50 26 40.00 KNR Con [2] 220.75 222.60 221.10 223.50 218.45 127.50 329.80 202.85 16 222.25
AjooniBiotec 7.05 7.10 7.05 7.20 7.00 74.32 85.85 6.20 ­ ­ CoralIndFin [2] 35.20 35.05 35.50 35.50 35.00 7.80 56.20 30.95 9 35.15 Gujarat Gas [2] 514.65 518.60 518.00 522.75 507.25 1299.78 721.15 403.80 30 518.35 Kohin.Foods 56.20 55.80 56.60 56.95 54.50 103.84 133.40 7.77 ­ 55.55
AJRInf&Tollg 1.50 1.55 1.55 1.55 1.50 756.93 2.70 1.25 ­ ­ Cords Cab 68.20 68.60 69.90 72.75 68.15 144.45 73.50 45.35 13 68.45 GujaratFluor 3900.25 3790.95 3919.80 3938.95 3782.25 71.35 4173.95 1819.00 ­ ­
Kokuyo [1] 73.65 73.15 74.50 74.85 72.95 160.63 83.80 50.50 42 73.15
AkashInfProj 36.75 36.30 38.20 38.20 35.00 21.94 267.10 22.70 ­ ­ Corom.Intl [1] 975.80 962.35 973.35 979.45 960.60 226.91 1094.40 709.55 18 961.75 Gul.Amb.Ex [1] 243.25 252.80 244.05 258.50 242.70 733.73 393.85 151.00 12 252.80
KoltePatil 350.10 346.55 351.90 353.15 344.05 81.38 383.55 214.05 ­ 346.50
Aksh Opti [5] 10.70 10.65 10.85 11.00 10.55 299.98 15.89 8.00 ­ 10.63 COSMOFIRSTLt 742.65 732.75 744.90 745.05 728.80 30.59 2142.00 728.80 ­ ­ Gul.Apl 197.10 202.00 200.05 206.90 198.40 8.99 277.00 183.00 192 201.70
Kopran 178.20 180.50 180.90 182.45 178.20 81.66 369.35 151.30 59 180.35
AksharChem 331.10 330.00 334.40 335.30 328.45 3.66 520.05 232.30 21 330.05 Count.Cond [1] 3.90 3.95 4.00 4.05 3.90 18.85 8.74 3.09 ­ 3.95 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 412.85 413.45 413.00 418.45 411.05 20.34 614.60 379.00 9 413.20
Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 1884.25 1901.95 1899.00 1912.00 1889.00 1874.35 2127.70 1630.00 40 1901.80
AksharSpintx 34.45 32.75 33.80 35.00 32.75 235.77 128.85 31.25 ­ ­ CPCL 216.25 208.70 216.25 218.85 207.30 1378.77 417.95 94.65 1 208.65 Gulshan Pol [1] 247.
Kothari Pet [5] 69.60 68.15 70.90 70.90 67.40 26.79 0.15 0.05 ­ ­
Akzo 2130.80 2132.30 2141.50 2150.00 2115.65 3.00 2259.90 1685.00 34 2136.85 CraftsmnAuto 3099.10 3142.55 3125.05 3199.00 3100.75 82.44 3199.00 1840.00 ­ ­ G
Kothari Pro 113.45 115.60 113.95 119.10 113.05 7.25 169.35 75.85 ­ 116.40
Alankit [1] 11.40 11.15 11.25 11.30 10.70 355.13 21.50 10.12 ­ 11.20 CrdtacsGramn 953.10 975.20 959.95 977.25 949.25 57.39 1154.35 495.30 27 973.90 Kothari Sug 46.00 45.00 46.95 46.95 44.60 322.48 15.85 4.45 ­ ­
AlbertDavid 557.40 557.05 566.35 566.35 556.45 2.46 738.40 485.40 12 562.30 CreatPer&Dis 449.35 457.10 444.85 459.55 441.00 4.92 764.00 385.20 ­ ­ H Kovai Medi 1514.20 1497.20 1515.40 1529.50 1475.00 1.90 1920.00 1311.60 18 1495.85
Alembic [2] 71.10 70.90 71.50 72.00 70.25 125.83 114.80 56.50 21 70.90 Crest Ventu 178.55 177.35 178.05 179.75 172.40 7.84 219.40 120.85 1 175.15 H M KPIGrenEnerg 748.70 713.20 756.00 762.40 690.00 291.15 962.00 159.00 ­ ­
Alembic Ph [2] 549.50 550.10 552.15 559.90 548.50 77.09 847.95 541.10 16 549.95 Crisil [1] 2971.70 2997.80 2986.60 3049.00 2959.50 25.13 3860.00 2586.00 64 2996.55 H w Kpit Tech 721.70 709.25 728.00 735.00 706.85 1650.15 801.00 306.05 ­ ­
Alicon [5] 882.10 882.30 895.35 899.80 867.95 5.07 1024.00 578.80 52 879.10 CromGreaCons H mP KPR Mill [1] 532.35 551.90 535.05 558.80 529.55 520.88 771.80 446.00 23 551.20
Alkali Met 123.65 121.15 125.90 128.00 120.65 49.50 154.00 73.60 23 121.05 [2] 353.50 362.30 354.90 363.35 350.60 2538.25 493.00 312.05 40 362.00 H M KRBL [1] 404.65 399.25 406.00 413.40 395.05 447.06 413.20 184.85 19 400.00
AlkemLabs [2] 3112.70 3155.20 3120.00 3160.00 3119.40 39.60 3784.00 2835.00 31 3155.05 CrownLifters 36.50 36.85 36.05 38.45 35.90 7.47 49.00 21.70 ­ ­ H Krebs Bio 120.05 118.70 119.90 120.80 116.00 74.67 227.95 96.00 ­ 118.30
Alkyl Amine [2] 2968.35 2953.15 2951.00 2975.00 2936.85 25.17 3864.95 2506.40 66 2948.90 CSBBank 230.10 227.25 234.80 234.80 227.00 412.96 307.00 178.00 8 226.85 H w KrisnaInsMed 1457.55 1485.35 1460.00 1500.00 1459.95 190.32 1573.90 1000.00 ­ ­
Allcargo [2] 425.25 432.75 429.55 442.00 425.00 992.00 452.00 249.50 64 432.30 CSLFinance 237.35 246.00 249.20 249.20 239.95 6.57 307.00 195.00 ­ ­ H KrisnaPhoscm 358.90 347.10 358.05 360.00 343.10 34.42 387.00 155.15 ­ ­
Allied Dig [5] 101.20 100.15 101.20 102.30 99.50 63.31 176.00 88.00 80 100.10 CubexTub 28.75 28.55 29.85 29.85 28.25 18.64 38.85 21.00 17 28.75 H KRITI NUTRIEN 50.35 51.35 50.35 51.95 50.35 31.05 57.45 46.50 ­ ­
Allsec 523.80 536.30 549.00 550.00 528.15 97.28 748.60 415.30 33 536.50 CUMI [1] 859.15 845.85 859.00 866.50 837.45 254.79 1033.95 651.05 59 846.00 HB Pw KritiIndust 90.05 90.05 90.00 95.40 89.45 124.18 146.00 64.00 ­ ­
Alm.Global [6] 80.70 80.75 83.00 83.00 80.05 11.35 153.60 71.05 ­ 81.15 CumminsInd [2] 1292.70 1347.90 1300.70 1351.95 1300.00 1622.12 1351.90 842.65 44 1348.40 HB KritikaWires 19.05 18.10 19.00 19.00 18.10 323.25 140.50 18.10 ­ ­
Alpha Lab 58.35 58.55 58.40 59.45 58.20 47.62 108.95 48.00 12 58.50 Cupid Ltd 231.55 230.40 232.00 233.25 230.00 33.74 353.70 192.05 19 230.45 HCC KrsnaaDiagns 473.90 473.15 486.00 486.00 471.00 21.22 796.00 445.50 ­ ­
Alphageo 282.30 282.05 284.80 286.95 281.00 5.10 444.00 244.10 28 283.50 Cyber Med 18.30 17.50 18.65 18.65 17.40 46.56 47.55 8.61 ­ 17.50 HCG KSB 2039.30 2081.35 2049.50 2125.00 2042.15 30.91 2174.00 960.00 ­ ­
Alps Ind 2.20 2.10 2.10 2.20 2.10 193.88 5.84 1.99 ­ 2.10 Cybertech 134.85 134.65 137.40 138.00 134.05 23.21 245.70 115.55 30 134.60 HC KSOLVESINDIAL 478.15 476.45 486.00 492.50 460.55 63.18 495.00 395.55 ­ ­
Amararaja [1] 503.90 513.05 506.45 513.90 504.05 285.18 713.75 438.15 17 512.75 CYIENT Ltd [5] 747.00 749.30 747.00 751.35 742.35 126.67 1177.45 725.65 16 748.45 HC KuantumPaper 163.65 150.05 162.50 166.70 147.00 916.33 176.45 63.25 ­ ­
AmberEntp(I) 2073.95 2065.05 2084.35 2095.25 2055.00 25.79 4023.65 1996.05 191 2064.85 HD C
Ambika Cot 1619.35 1618.85 1615.00 1634.00 1610.00 6.61 2829.00 1324.45 5 1617.80 D .............................................. HD C MC L ..............................................
AmbujaCem [2] 520.10 532.95 522.45 538.60 521.35 8601.98 585.45 274.00 53 533.10 D P WIRES 423.20 424.05 429.90 430.00 421.10 4.36 502.80 192.05 ­ ­ HD C B
AmiOrganics 940.55 949.45 942.75 954.25 938.10 37.45 1175.90 766.10 ­ ­ HD C L&T [2] 1975.05 2023.10 1986.00 2034.65 1978.20 3176.51 2078.20 1456.80 38 2023.95
Dabur [1] 551.05 554.70 553.35 558.50 550.20 1517.30 620.00 482.20 69 554.55 L&T Fin Hld 80.15 81.10 80.50 81.35 80.00 4253.10 92.20 58.50 61 81.10
AMJLandHol [2] 29.10 29.95 29.00 30.80 28.70 98.61 39.00 23.15 11 30.00 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 314.75 316.25 316.35 317.90 313.55 35.50 568.65 282.10 12 316.65 H U
Amrutanjan [1] 732.35 732.20 739.65 743.90 721.80 13.50 1025.55 701.35 36 733.20 H G L&TInfotech [1] 4584.15 4739.85 4630.00 4750.00 4625.15 284.19 7595.25 3733.25 34 4739.55
DangeeDums 21.55 21.65 21.95 21.95 21.05 122.83 460.00 21.00 ­ ­ L&TTechSer [2] 3453.25 3538.90 3480.00 3550.00 3476.05 167.50 5958.10 2923.35 37 3539.35
AnandRathiWe 715.65 722.65 738.00 739.40 717.15 75.43 739.40 542.05 ­ ­ Datamatics [5] 306.70 302.80 301.80 307.95 300.00 69.38 366.45 230.20 20 302.80 H
Anant Raj [2] 114.75 113.75 115.40 116.90 112.75 2161.08 116.95 42.65 44 113.80 H m PR La Opala [2] 398.05 390.05 398.00 403.10 386.25 114.43 487.00 241.95 42 389.15
DataPatrnInd 1337.05 1334.95 1340.00 1365.00 1271.00 402.76 1465.00 575.00 ­ ­ LagnamSpintx 69.75 67.80 68.25 71.50 67.00 16.90 111.80 44.60 ­ ­
AnantrajGlob 44.90 44.80 45.30 45.50 44.40 793.50 60.75 32.50 ­ ­ DB Corp 112.15 112.85 113.25 115.90 110.15 479.79 157.15 72.65 10 112.90 H
Andhar Sug [2] 137.55 140.65 137.70 141.50 137.30 152.89 177.50 110.26 10 140.70 H H Lambodh Te [5] 93.35 92.60 94.00 95.00 92.00 11.98 129.90 66.30 5 92.95
DB Realty 105.45 103.10 105.00 109.40 101.55 1201.59 139.45 35.80 ­ 102.85 LancerContnr 389.90 409.25 392.80 414.70 389.90 189.88 431.00 176.60 ­ ­
AndhraPaper 482.35 492.55 492.90 498.90 488.00 158.76 510.00 205.15 ­ ­ DC INFOTECH 105.40 94.90 100.00 100.30 94.90 20.36 124.65 44.20 ­ ­ H
AndrewYuleCo 20.15 20.10 20.35 20.40 19.90 96.44 29.90 18.25 ­ ­ H M Landmark [1] 6.25 6.15 6.55 6.55 5.95 63.00 17.50 4.09 ­ 6.08
DCB Bk 103.45 107.90 104.00 109.35 102.95 3276.87 114.05 68.05 10 107.95 LasaSuperGen 34.05 32.75 34.70 34.70 32.60 69.56 84.05 25.40 ­ 32.80
AngelOne 1634.25 1602.65 1635.00 1635.00 1594.00 318.01 2022.00 990.50 ­ ­ DCM 77.15 78.65 76.10 79.80 76.10 60.34 145.05 43.05 23 78.90 H B
Anik Ind 41.10 41.55 41.20 42.20 40.85 75.50 51.05 19.10 8 41.65 H C LatntViewAnl 400.15 392.65 405.00 405.00 390.05 424.92 754.90 305.25 ­ ­
DCMNouvelle 143.00 140.15 145.75 145.75 138.20 53.69 385.10 139.00 4 140.55 LaurusLabs [2] 444.65 454.55 447.05 455.95 444.55 3443.20 626.00 433.20 31 454.60
AnjPortCem 214.70 216.80 216.85 218.95 211.35 27.30 429.00 181.70 59 217.20 DCMShriram [2] 1074.75 1045.60 1062.50 1074.55 1041.00 29.88 1263.85 895.25 14 1041.55 HG
Ankit Met 6.40 6.50 6.55 6.90 6.05 1363.64 21.90 4.70 ­ 6.48 H LaxmiCotspin 23.35 23.75 23.00 27.80 23.00 44.35 34.85 18.05 ­ ­
DcmShrirmInd 78.10 78.00 78.80 79.50 77.25 91.58 125.90 68.20 ­ ­ LaxmiOrgInd 315.75 316.30 317.35 318.40 313.50 431.52 501.05 274.20 ­ ­
AnmolIndia 164.85 164.95 168.00 168.00 164.00 4.50 246.00 145.50 ­ ­ DCW [2] 60.90 60.10 61.40 62.00 59.50 2129.14 62.55 33.55 12 60.15 H
Antartica [1] 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.75 455.69 0.80 0.25 ­ ­ H M LCC Info [2] 2.55 2.50 2.60 2.60 2.45 116.89 8.58 1.70 ­ 2.47
De Nora 745.25 747.50 758.90 764.90 737.05 5.91 988.00 338.00 25 746.05 LemonTreeHot 83.05 84.25 83.50 85.20 82.80 1958.70 93.50 42.10 ­ 84.20
AntnyWastHdg 306.25 306.80 308.00 313.95 305.00 48.51 368.95 234.00 ­ ­ Deccan Cem [5] 500.65 508.50 500.65 514.00 499.25 6.02 749.05 415.50 8 508.60 Hm
AnupamRasayn 780.10 759.95 782.00 785.00 746.10 656.04 1107.55 546.75 ­ ­ Hm LG Balakri 752.30 762.85 759.50 769.00 750.05 143.91 805.15 460.05 10 760.00
DeepIndust 307.45 302.15 310.00 312.80 299.55 94.84 322.00 126.05 ­ ­ LibasDesigns 23.35 23.70 23.70 24.80 23.35 57.69 55.25 21.05 ­ ­
Apar Ind 1464.10 1502.85 1465.05 1516.60 1438.35 72.29 1590.00 558.60 20 1504.20 Deepk.Fer 969.45 965.95 973.40 983.70 960.10 278.53 1061.70 344.00 48 965.65 H C m
Apcotex Ind [2] 495.45 489.30 496.10 498.70 473.85 201.99 678.00 310.00 21 489.75 H C Liberty Sh 301.90 287.25 291.35 307.80 286.85 695.71 444.80 124.75 44 286.95
Deepk.Ntr [2] 2250.65 2313.95 2250.65 2326.40 2250.65 1049.25 2690.05 1682.15 70 2313.50 LICHsgFin [2] 421.20 405.30 422.50 423.85 400.30 5461.15 443.50 291.75 7 404.90
ApexFznFoods 317.15 288.40 292.00 297.00 286.00 159.28 365.00 236.85 19 288.65 DELHIVERYLtd 355.45 344.20 355.00 357.00 341.30 1783.66 708.00 341.30 ­ ­ H M
APL Apl [2] 1078.05 1078.95 1082.00 1092.20 1066.05 147.28 1177.00 771.00 90 1078.40 H M LIFE INSURA CO 592.70 603.95 606.90 616.80 602.80 2929.39 918.95 588.00 ­ ­
DelphWrldMon 435.05 446.90 454.00 454.00 443.70 3.10 738.00 377.60 ­ ­ LikhithaInfr 377.65 379.70 376.05 382.40 375.55 56.59 396.90 236.55 ­ ­
ApolloHosp [5] 4567.00 4517.50 4582.10 4625.00 4491.50 433.48 5930.70 3365.90 77 4518.15 Delta Corp [1] 221.40 223.15 222.35 224.35 220.65 2130.99 339.50 162.10 29 223.05 H O
ApolloPipes 502.60 495.65 508.15 509.50 493.05 51.80 1825.00 402.20 ­ ­ H R LINC 277.35 270.75 275.40 284.55 265.60 6.54 339.45 214.00 ­ ­
Delta Mag 75.25 73.60 78.50 78.50 73.00 8.85 125.50 57.05 ­ 75.00 Lincoln Phar 294.20 293.65 295.00 297.00 293.00 15.33 382.65 255.00 9 293.30
ApolloSindo 1640.25 1560.25 1634.00 1666.15 1558.25 4.60 1763.15 535.90 ­ ­ Den Net 32.80 32.90 32.80 33.60 32.70 676.62 47.20 30.65 9 32.90 H
ApolloTyr [1] 289.20 290.70 290.65 293.40 289.15 2333.38 303.40 165.40 62 290.50 H Linde Ind 3060.05 3071.70 3074.85 3100.00 3059.00 14.58 4192.35 2291.00 70 3071.30
DevInfoTech 221.15 216.35 225.00 225.00 212.15 16.61 254.60 102.50 ­ ­ LloydsSteel [1] 13.80 13.65 14.00 14.00 13.45 1429.71 28.95 5.86 ­ 13.66
Aptech 327.85 322.45 330.95 330.95 320.00 138.81 447.95 196.05 29 322.05 DevyaniInter 192.45 193.55 193.00 195.00 191.40 1530.59 215.00 120.90 ­ ­ H G
AptusValHsg 314.10 315.70 312.30 321.70 308.80 166.12 394.90 220.10 ­ ­ H NDU N R LMW 12582.00 12879.50 12600.00 12975.00 12600.00 8.23 13345.00 8108.30 4512855.10
DFMFoods [2] 382.60 383.05 382.60 385.95 377.60 64.43 389.60 187.25 ­ 381.90 Lotys Eye 68.75 68.35 70.00 70.00 66.30 11.79 87.45 38.65 31 67.95
Archidply 76.40 79.45 76.65 82.40 76.65 103.26 105.05 35.00 13 79.40 Dhamp.Sug 197.85 198.35 197.80 201.70 196.00 458.64 517.20 196.50 10 198.70 H
Archies [2] 19.95 19.75 20.10 20.50 19.65 35.13 25.20 14.00 ­ 19.85 H M Lovable 147.90 143.90 150.60 150.60 140.05 20.96 215.55 112.90 20 143.65
DhamprBioOrg 163.80 163.10 165.80 165.80 158.10 313.82 184.85 140.50 ­ ­ LoyalTextMil 792.40 778.25 806.05 807.05 765.90 0.83 1095.00 757.20 ­ ­
Aries Agro 133.40 130.40 133.65 135.25 129.05 17.21 180.00 105.50 8 130.30 DhaniService 57.40 57.10 59.00 60.25 56.05 6118.09 193.65 28.50 ­ ­ H G
ArihantSuper 225.10 222.80 223.20 227.80 220.10 28.08 261.30 102.00 23 221.80 H P LT Ovrseas [1] 131.60 126.55 133.00 133.50 125.00 3329.69 135.85 58.75 37 126.60
Dhanlk.Bk 12.15 12.05 12.25 12.25 12.00 320.86 16.40 10.50 ­ 12.09 Lumax tech [2] 253.80 245.55 255.00 256.35 240.30 170.19 312.00 128.10 22 245.85
ArihntCapMkt 71.30 71.05 73.30 73.30 70.00 47.40 479.50 60.45 ­ ­ Dhanuka Ag [2] 722.60 727.80 722.60 729.00 710.60 34.41 855.05 630.65 16 726.75 H G
ArmanFinServ 1449.65 1471.45 1484.95 1498.00 1453.00 11.92 1565.00 679.25 60 1469.15 H Lumx Ind 1546.55 1526.15 1546.65 1550.10 1521.10 3.31 1801.95 840.00 20 1524.15
DhrmsiMorarj 370.40 367.60 368.10 378.00 366.00 10.72 479.45 294.55 ­ ­ Lupin [2] 696.40 699.00 695.00 705.55 688.30 686.20 972.50 583.05 ­ 698.35
AroGranite 46.70 47.15 46.80 47.75 46.80 11.44 87.00 35.00 12 47.45 DhruvConsult 58.45 57.50 59.50 59.50 56.55 11.82 84.35 38.55 ­ ­ H w Hm
Arshiya [2] 12.70 12.40 12.90 13.10 12.15 621.18 39.44 10.73 ­ 12.41 H m Lux Indust. [2] 1729.75 1723.15 1748.00 1752.00 1700.00 50.39 4641.50 1653.60 16 1726.80
Dhun.Inv 653.60 659.90 650.85 675.45 649.20 2.65 865.00 531.20 69 667.95 Lyka Labs 131.45 139.00 133.80 140.70 131.00 251.09 267.20 97.10 32 139.20
ArtemsMedSvc 67.00 71.35 67.50 72.35 67.05 951.91 72.35 33.00 ­ ­ Dhunseri Tea 195.60 194.20 195.70 198.35 193.50 4.27 358.00 177.10 35 194.20 H
ArtNirman 67.70 64.45 64.35 68.90 64.35 53.02 128.50 48.05 ­ ­ H Lypsa Gem 5.90 6.45 6.45 6.45 5.45 170.81 9.95 4.27 ­ 6.38
DhunseriVent 218.70 219.85 219.35 221.40 215.10 14.30 316.00 184.00 ­ ­
Arvind 93.00 92.80 93.80 94.00 92.50 1162.13 158.65 82.00 7 92.70 DIC India 407.55 421.40 410.05 422.80 406.60 7.57 493.85 321.00 38 423.00 HO
ArvindFash [4] 367.40 370.00 374.50 376.90 362.00 388.82 378.60 218.40 ­ 369.90 Digicontent [2] 16.60 15.50 16.70 16.70 15.35 163.37 23.80 10.83 ­ 15.70 HP M..............................................
ArvindSmart 257.15 249.40 261.10 262.15 247.20 64.90 300.05 142.35 32 249.10 DigispiceTec 25.10 24.75 25.10 25.30 24.55 35.36 53.85 24.00 ­ ­ HPC M&M [5] 1311.65 1348.60 1318.25 1358.50 1316.60 4306.89 1365.90 671.00 30 1346.75
Asahi India [1] 613.35 615.85 615.15 620.10 606.00 215.10 693.80 382.10 36 612.95 DiligenMedi [1] 3.65 3.55 3.50 3.75 3.50 69.22 5.14 1.68 1 3.53 HP &P w M&M Fin [2] 205.80 202.00 204.10 206.05 200.35 2338.12 235.00 127.95 9 201.95
Asahi Song 297.05 289.25 295.00 301.00 284.20 13.15 346.45 226.00 14 288.45 DilipBuildco 217.40 215.20 218.50 220.25 214.25 114.46 658.00 187.40 ­ 215.25 H G&U D Maan Alum 181.45 175.10 181.45 184.90 173.65 62.18 194.10 99.00 9 175.35
Ashapura [2] 88.40 88.70 89.00 90.60 88.20 37.34 175.00 85.85 ­ 88.90 Dish TV [1] 16.25 15.90 16.40 16.45 15.85 5151.52 22.33 10.23 9 15.90 H M MacpowerCNC 377.70 406.55 381.90 418.75 381.40 162.86 418.75 162.55 ­ ­
Ashiana [2] 157.45 156.90 158.40 159.00 153.65 25.81 203.05 113.65 121 156.55 DishmanCar [2] 99.55 98.75 100.00 103.00 98.00 830.93 258.60 90.20 ­ 98.75 H m MacrotecDeve 989.65 990.15 990.00 1001.40 972.00 224.19 1539.00 814.20 ­ ­
Ashima 14.85 14.70 15.05 15.15 14.60 56.42 23.30 10.40 ­ 14.75 Divi'sLabs [2] 3547.50 3608.90 3567.45 3620.00 3567.45 356.10 5283.40 3365.10 31 3607.00 HU Madhav 41.40 41.65 40.80 42.20 40.80 7.87 64.40 37.15 13 41.95
Ashok Ley [1] 149.15 153.30 149.90 153.80 149.6013770.45 169.40 93.20 103 153.25 DixonTec(In) [2] 4389.15 4516.60 4405.15 4525.00 4392.00 244.15 5858.85 3185.05 159 4515.60 MadhavCopper 26.65 27.70 26.00 27.95 26.00 22.19 52.35 22.40 ­ ­
Ashoka Bld [5] 73.95 74.00 74.35 76.00 73.80 701.90 112.45 69.00 5 74.05 DLF Ltd [2] 384.60 385.50 386.00 389.60 382.30 3315.14 444.00 294.75 58 385.40 MagadhSug&En 284.55 279.25 284.55 284.75 277.50 12.32 455.95 230.15 8 278.90
Asian Gran 55.25 56.00 55.65 56.25 55.10 227.02 114.28 38.80 8 56.05 D­Link [2] 266.50 272.30 267.10 278.50 263.50 1544.94 278.20 105.20 17 272.00 H Magn.Ven 14.50 14.85 14.50 15.25 14.50 78.25 18.13 6.80 5 14.99
Asian Htl­N 88.85 94.00 88.10 96.45 87.35 87.22 99.65 68.00 ­ 94.35 DodlaDairy 502.65 506.85 502.65 514.00 502.60 10.70 674.80 407.60 ­ ­ R Mah.Cie.Auto 295.20 300.35 298.20 305.55 294.45 616.31 327.90 164.00 27 300.95
Asian Paints [1] 3053.40 3107.70 3082.00 3113.00 3061.05 814.36 3590.00 2560.25 80 3106.80 DolatAlgotec 65.85 66.00 66.70 66.70 64.45 143.18 108.75 60.80 ­ ­ CC B Mah.Holi 284.35 285.40 287.10 290.70 267.30 357.64 313.50 185.55 37 285.60
AsianEnrgSvc 72.20 72.90 72.60 73.60 72.30 26.96 173.00 70.05 ­ ­ DollarInd [2] 494.10 498.00 498.00 502.45 495.00 20.28 665.70 397.30 19 500.50 CC m GC Mah.Life 395.15 401.30 397.15 406.70 392.00 171.19 554.55 218.65 ­ 401.10
Aspinwall&Co 228.05 228.25 237.90 239.45 226.00 16.55 318.35 135.00 ­ ­ Donear [2] 57.70 59.40 58.90 59.90 57.05 35.35 76.50 43.25 9 59.55 CC Mah.Scoot 5220.85 5258.05 5320.00 5320.00 5221.05 6.04 5599.95 3319.15 31 5265.40
AssoAlchohol 465.90 464.45 467.00 468.75 461.70 24.02 610.00 380.00 ­ ­ DPAbhushan 390.10 392.20 404.60 404.60 391.00 7.83 495.00 222.00 ­ ­ CR Mah.Seam [5] 801.80 782.35 802.00 804.95 780.00 139.31 910.00 448.00 12 782.75
Aster Life 2173.20 2167.85 2180.00 2215.75 2082.40 40.20 2274.55 1231.50 44 2159.65 DPSC 13.25 13.45 13.25 13.60 13.25 106.09 31.15 10.40 ­ ­ DB MahalaxmiRub 189.80 189.15 192.80 197.80 185.15 18.32 225.00 65.20 ­ ­
AsterDMHealt 243.95 247.30 245.25 248.50 244.00 246.54 265.55 158.00 97 247.40 Dr Reddy [5] 4459.95 4433.70 4531.00 4625.00 4344.65 1825.76 4930.00 3655.00 31 4431.40 C MahangrGas 855.95 861.65 856.20 865.90 847.00 248.28 1032.45 666.35 15 861.20
Astra Mic [2] 305.45 304.75 305.70 307.70 302.85 153.91 375.15 175.35 63 304.25 DreamfolkSer 419.40 418.65 422.70 428.00 415.50 182.74 549.00 364.00 ­ ­ D C MahaSteelInd 68.55 69.00 68.65 69.85 67.85 7.25 95.95 57.80 30 69.15
Astral Poly [1] 1951.55 2031.15 1966.35 2044.80 1962.70 451.56 2654.00 1584.00 97 2030.75 Dred.Corp 341.05 340.45 343.80 351.60 338.05 69.71 397.90 248.10 ­ 340.30 D C B MaheswariLog 76.05 75.80 76.05 77.15 75.35 19.92 123.65 64.00 ­ ­
AstraZen [2] 3292.80 3299.55 3309.30 3343.00 3257.55 13.60 3375.00 2437.75 115 3295.75 DrLalPathLab 2561.30 2563.05 2571.00 2609.95 2540.00 113.51 3943.95 1805.10 71 2565.20 B MahindEPCIrr 101.60 100.85 102.40 102.40 100.35 12.35 135.20 85.10 ­ ­
AstronPaper 34.00 34.60 34.10 35.25 34.10 37.20 55.25 32.30 ­ 34.60 DuconInfrTe [1] 12.80 12.85 13.25 13.40 12.70 131.62 31.40 8.09 ­ 12.98 B MahindraLog 539.35 538.55 540.00 548.00 530.20 108.76 814.00 395.65 119 538.20
Atul 8315.20 8373.30 8356.80 8452.90 8320.00 14.0010859.00 7757.00 39 8365.00 Dwarikesh [1] 92.00 88.80 90.10 90.55 88.20 1497.56 148.45 63.55 12 88.80 C Maithan 970.60 960.25 975.50 975.50 955.10 19.58 1594.40 777.65 3 960.45
Atul Auto [5] 277.85 287.10 280.20 297.50 280.20 690.51 297.15 145.10 ­ 287.10 Dynac.Sys 271.35 272.95 270.00 275.00 270.00 11.83 457.95 132.75 19 274.55 G R Malu Paper 34.95 35.65 35.20 36.15 35.05 51.97 41.80 26.10 ­ 35.45
Aurionpro 418.90 382.25 423.55 431.90 376.00 383.96 468.00 201.10 28 381.75 Dynamatic 2252.40 2413.50 2345.85 2439.45 2302.05 55.21 2690.00 1668.60 42 2407.90 GP Man Ind [5] 89.80 90.40 91.45 91.95 90.05 39.38 114.00 69.55 6 90.15
Auro Pharm [1] 522.25 538.15 525.00 540.00 524.00 1471.38 742.25 494.75 22 538.35 DynamicCable 179.20 178.70 185.00 185.00 175.05 30.55 191.00 131.55 ­ ­ Man Infr [2] 79.45 82.45 80.40 82.85 80.40 282.10 134.45 69.70 27 82.40
AUSmallFinBk 574.10 589.55 579.85 590.20 577.15 1170.00 732.90 467.50 31 589.30 DynemicProd 356.35 369.70 359.00 378.95 359.00 45.52 714.82 275.65 ­ 369.00 H Manak Alumi [1] 21.90 21.40 22.25 22.50 20.40 37.62 33.85 15.75 17 21.65
Auto Axl 1949.15 1965.80 1958.90 1980.00 1950.00 7.52 2301.00 1230.00 30 1960.35 Manaksia [2] 79.45 78.75 79.60 79.60 78.50 30.59 105.50 51.10 6 79.00
Auto Stamp 369.30 371.15 373.95 378.00 370.00 21.08 923.85 92.00 ­ 371.45 ManakSteel [1] 36.30 36.05 36.90 37.40 35.50 59.16 63.80 29.05 12 35.95
Autoline 109.20 107.70 109.20 111.00 106.25 55.52 125.50 48.15 33 107.35 E .............................................. &
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Manali Pet [5] 91.95 95.10 91.65 95.95 91.55 749.00 149.50 86.00 5 95.05
AvadSug&Egy 485.00 476.75 485.00 488.30 473.00 47.77 884.95 396.00 8 476.40 EasyTripPlnr 386.95 387.00 388.90 390.25 384.15 666.43 620.95 261.00 ­ ­ Manap.Fin [2] 104.50 105.30 105.05 105.55 103.80 2172.88 224.40 81.50 8 105.30
Eclerx 1272.30 1319.70 1275.00 1326.00 1272.25 31.42 1980.01 1223.34 19 1311.30 m
Avanti Feeds [1] 445.70 441.35 441.25 446.95 434.65 286.08 638.00 384.90 32 442.95 ManCoatMet [1] 17.80 17.90 17.70 18.30 17.70 14.62 62.30 17.25 15 17.65
AvenuSupmart 4307.35 4320.90 4316.50 4348.00 4290.00 186.41 5178.55 3185.10 114 4322.20 EdelFinSer [1] 58.70 57.90 58.85 59.10 57.60 719.00 84.25 49.40 6 57.80 Mang.Cem 357.40 366.25 362.70 381.30 356.60 178.42 471.40 239.30 14 364.65
AvroIndia 120.05 120.45 123.00 123.00 117.15 101.10 136.95 74.65 ­ ­ Eicher Motor [1] 3745.75 3850.45 3764.50 3864.10 3758.00 678.15 3864.70 2110.00 55 3846.50 Mang.Chem 117.40 94.10 116.70 116.75 93.95 3054.29 132.00 63.00 13 94.15
EID Parry [1] 590.50 619.40 593.50 624.80 582.60 511.60 673.30 386.05 36 619.70 B M
AVT Natl [1] 113.00 110.90 114.95 114.95 109.80 128.87 135.20 64.00 21 110.80 C m Mang.Drug 139.55 140.30 141.90 141.90 139.35 14.72 172.65 97.00 12 140.25
Axis Bank [2] 903.05 906.00 908.00 918.00 902.10 9038.78 919.95 618.10 16 905.85 EIH [2] 189.00 193.85 189.95 197.50 188.40 870.61 205.45 116.05 ­ 194.15 MangalamGlob 32.25 33.65 31.10 34.50 31.10 407.96 240.00 28.80 ­ ­
EIH A Htl 483.30 496.30 485.00 511.00 478.75 72.67 522.00 309.00 53 496.50 G
AxisCades [5] 236.30 235.95 238.90 241.00 224.20 214.64 247.40 75.40 ­ 233.90 H m MangalamOrga 535.85 534.95 545.00 545.00 533.00 2.83 1299.00 515.50 ­ ­
AxitaCotton 34.40 34.55 34.70 34.90 34.35 217.44 395.40 32.90 ­ ­ ELDECOHSG&I 626.90 612.35 621.70 621.70 603.05 0.95 800.00 501.60 ­ ­ ManoramaInd 1239.25 1226.20 1261.20 1261.70 1220.00 2.54 1359.00 820.70 ­ ­
AYM Syntex 83.05 83.60 84.00 84.80 82.85 28.86 158.50 71.25 9 83.15 Elec. Eng [2] 372.45 377.10 373.00 390.00 373.00 354.25 415.00 129.30 40 377.10 Maral Over 63.80 62.95 62.65 63.70 62.10 9.71 138.00 60.05 5 64.40
Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 41.35 40.15 41.50 41.65 39.90 1299.22 48.00 26.40 6 40.15 M
N MarathNxtg [5] 217.35 215.05 215.55 218.45 214.10 10.89 275.00 72.60 19 215.05
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Electrotherm
91.85
74.95
89.95
75.20
92.90
74.95
93.00
77.25
88.60
74.20
3284.59
10.11
103.65
170.00
83.10
69.70
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75.25 O B Marico Ltd [1] 518.95 524.55 520.00 526.35 516.50 1483.04 577.15 455.80 53 524.45
Bajaj Auto 3670.70 3671.85 3689.10 3706.35 3659.10 314.77 4130.15 3028.35 21 3669.25 R m MarineElecIn 32.65 33.50 33.20 34.15 32.75 308.60 45.70 24.65 ­ ­
Elgi Eqp [1] 508.60 484.65 511.15 512.90 481.70 606.41 566.50 196.95 74 484.65 Marksans [1] 48.45 49.30 48.45 50.20 48.45 1943.36 68.40 38.70 21 49.40
Bajaj Elect [2] 1160.25 1169.05 1161.40 1180.00 1146.50 68.37 1378.00 857.55 61 1167.30 Emami [1] 465.80 474.05 468.15 477.65 464.05 109.01 578.65 393.60 24 473.90 B
Bajaj Hind [1] 10.15 10.25 10.15 10.35 10.10 2625.11 22.58 8.37 ­ 10.27 H MarshalMachn 29.20 29.40 29.00 29.80 29.00 17.32 69.50 23.15 ­ ­
EmamiPapM [2] 174.75 177.15 176.00 181.50 176.00 45.31 197.50 116.75 8 177.10 Maruti [5] 9492.55 9527.60 9650.00 9769.00 9451.10 1932.02 9768.65 6540.00 49 9525.55
Bajaj Hld 6596.35 6660.60 6664.20 6700.00 6598.85 77.20 7377.60 4299.80 43 6663.90 EmamiRealt [2] 76.70 76.35 79.80 79.80 76.05 16.87 106.00 53.05 23 76.65 ND N R O
BajajConCar [1] 152.80 159.40 153.55 161.95 152.80 863.32 236.85 129.25 15 159.35 MASFinServ 795.70 765.60 798.00 803.60 749.50 101.09 871.00 469.05 25 767.85
Emkay Glo 79.85 79.10 80.00 80.55 78.00 40.67 147.50 61.05 23 79.60 Mastek [5] 1685.35 1688.40 1693.80 1704.00 1685.00 23.31 3410.85 1612.00 72 1687.00
BajajFin [2] 7006.85 7144.10 7094.00 7149.60 7046.00 818.99 8043.50 5235.60 48 7139.70 Emmbi Ind 98.60 97.65 98.60 99.15 97.10 11.31 121.00 76.50 10 98.15 O C
BajajFinserv [1] 1653.40 1687.50 1665.00 1689.85 1662.15 2217.63 1861.61 1077.70 298 1687.75 R Matrimny.Co [5] 624.25 622.50 630.45 630.45 597.20 18.54 1081.95 576.90 25 622.55
EMUDHRA 319.55 319.45 319.60 322.80 317.05 68.49 398.90 236.30 ­ ­ Maw.Sug 78.90 79.40 78.90 80.70 77.60 102.03 179.45 69.90 12 79.30
BajajHealth 350.80 364.55 351.95 366.80 348.15 102.60 496.30 257.45 ­ ­ EnduranceTec 1353.15 1354.30 1358.00 1367.65 1350.10 13.90 1980.95 1047.65 46 1354.25 P
Bal Phr 91.45 91.90 91.10 93.75 90.85 6.88 148.50 87.50 17 91.85 P MaxFinancia [2] 701.70 708.05 705.00 717.40 701.70 367.65 1081.00 664.95 ­ 707.65
Energy Dev 17.50 18.30 17.35 18.35 17.35 201.76 42.25 10.15 ­ 18.15 MaxHealthCre 430.35 456.30 433.70 460.00 426.85 3989.85 460.00 326.15 ­ ­
Balaji Amn [2] 3012.90 3025.00 3028.00 3048.00 2995.20 32.54 3936.95 2680.05 32 3027.20 Eng.India [5] 68.70 70.25 69.05 70.50 68.85 2471.57 74.75 55.95 13 70.25 m m
Balaji Tele [2] 48.85 47.80 49.00 49.25 47.50 60.01 88.95 39.35 ­ 47.95 C MaxIndia 94.95 93.15 97.25 97.25 91.20 351.05 97.30 67.00 ­ ­
Ent.Net.Ind 157.85 160.85 157.50 162.00 157.50 9.73 232.80 155.95 ­ 160.70 MaxVent&Ind 169.65 168.55 170.00 175.20 163.70 190.31 204.80 85.40 6 168.35
Balkrishna [2] 1944.00 1962.75 1946.50 1974.00 1946.00 296.99 2597.35 1681.95 27 1962.55 EPL 157.80 153.75 157.80 158.35 153.10 243.27 230.00 147.15 ­ ­ NDO M N
BalkrishPap 35.30 34.45 34.80 36.40 34.15 25.63 58.45 22.35 ­ 34.95 B &C Mayur Uniq [5] 472.45 467.55 472.55 476.85 465.70 19.51 635.00 319.40 22 468.15
EqitsSmlFnBk 49.00 50.10 49.10 50.30 49.10 1141.34 68.20 37.45 ­ ­ MazagonDock 640.90 636.35 643.05 649.00 631.30 1729.56 680.00 225.40 ­ ­
BalmerLaw 112.40 113.45 112.50 114.05 112.50 94.68 141.45 103.20 14 113.45 Equitas Hold 101.75 100.90 102.30 103.00 99.65 1165.78 134.85 76.00 ­ 100.90 R m
Balrampur [1] 310.05 315.95 313.90 320.30 307.30 2917.66 525.70 299.50 16 316.00 Mazda Ltd 773.65 796.70 788.95 804.15 782.00 27.64 835.10 451.25 14 793.30
ErisLifeSci [1] 725.70 738.55 728.00 742.70 725.75 53.49 855.90 600.50 25 737.20 MBL Infra 19.90 19.80 20.60 20.60 19.65 39.11 43.65 16.75 4 19.50
Ban.AmnSpg [5] 48.35 47.55 48.70 48.85 47.35 82.91 100.60 47.40 8 47.60
Esab Ind 3394.10 3359.00 3401.00 3422.00 3282.00 3.48 4160.35 2446.25 58 3368.60 McL.Rusl [5] 27.60 27.55 28.05 28.10 27.45 212.93 41.10 18.00 ­ 27.60
Ban.Amn.Sug 2809.65 2811.25 2849.00 2849.00 2810.00 0.60 3049.05 2000.00 35 2807.85 G
Escorts 1996.20 2038.35 2006.20 2047.00 2001.00 324.32 2189.75 1400.00 37 2039.80 MCX 1507.55 1536.35 1512.00 1539.80 1512.00 538.67 2021.80 1142.40 50 1535.50
Banco Ind [2] 189.15 192.95 190.00 194.50 190.00 120.18 269.75 118.20 13 192.95 M
Essar Shp 8.40 8.35 8.50 8.55 8.30 117.23 16.15 6.62 ­ 8.35 MedicamenBio 850.05 846.65 846.10 869.00 796.25 59.68 1225.00 540.00 ­ ­
BandhanBank 265.35 238.55 260.00 260.45 237.2548927.02 349.50 229.65 10 238.65 w
Ester [5] 176.15 172.95 177.40 178.75 172.30 115.29 190.00 112.50 10 172.80 MedplsHealth 605.55 592.70 609.80 609.80 589.50 17.41 1343.00 581.40 ­ ­
Bang Over 47.00 47.45 48.10 48.95 47.00 18.76 77.75 30.60 14 47.55 w
ETHOS 978.25 987.50 976.00 995.05 976.00 16.80 1147.00 707.45 ­ ­ Mega Soft 32.60 31.95 32.95 33.00 31.80 44.34 87.75 17.55 ­ 31.90
BankaBioloo 70.25 73.00 70.35 74.00 69.95 17.51 98.00 61.10 ­ ­ BK
EuroFrshFood 155.60 155.00 168.00 168.00 148.25 15.11 191.50 92.00 ­ ­ MeghManiFine 1404.05 1314.55 1375.25 1390.00 1302.70 239.26 1736.00 650.00 ­ ­
Bans.Syn [5] 101.95 98.50 103.95 103.95 97.15 37.20 159.00 88.65 6 98.85 w
Ever.Kanto [2] 107.35 108.50 108.40 109.40 107.10 164.02 291.15 105.30 6 108.45 MeghmaniOrga 111.40 110.65 111.80 112.70 110.10 439.05 152.50 81.10 ­ ­
BarbequeNatn 1064.05 1073.75 1066.50 1085.00 1055.40 43.09 1945.95 878.85 ­ ­ N O
Everady [5] 295.85 293.20 292.05 301.70 292.05 270.31 381.90 255.45 97 293.25 MenonBear [1] 104.25 101.60 104.25 104.25 99.85 134.27 124.85 67.10 20 101.70
BASF 2758.90 2868.80 2772.70 2894.90 2766.40 31.92 3525.00 2330.70 21 2869.90 m
Everest Ind 872.85 893.25 865.10 899.80 865.10 44.72 930.05 361.25 31 892.60 MetroBrands 826.15 866.60 825.00 876.00 823.55 363.36 980.85 426.00 ­ ­
Bata India [5] 1813.35 1828.35 1815.40 1832.00 1810.05 246.55 2261.65 1608.00 81 1829.10 N O DG
Excel Ind [5] 1175.05 1181.35 1166.00 1194.55 1160.00 7.01 1818.15 824.65 8 1187.10 Metrpolhelt [2] 1634.50 1691.80 1677.70 1699.05 1632.40 250.51 3579.00 1318.40 61 1690.85
Bayer Crop 4655.90 4678.45 4655.90 4726.20 4645.45 11.83 5661.70 4101.20 32 4679.45
Excel Realty [1] 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.45 5249.66 0.89 0.19 ­ 0.46 MFL 49.90 48.60 50.50 50.50 48.15 156.71 24.70 12.15 ­ ­
BCLIndust 325.45 335.95 338.15 339.50 324.45 69.38 515.15 183.30 ­ ­
Exide [1] 165.10 165.75 165.25 166.85 165.25 1327.75 185.50 130.30 15 165.50 Minda Corp [2] 189.45 194.75 191.50 197.50 191.50 661.64 284.45 150.70 23 194.90
BCPowerCo [2] 5.20 5.15 5.20 5.25 5.10 229.23 8.94 3.36 ­ 5.12
ExpleoSolu 1363.20 1296.35 1353.00 1377.95 1275.00 19.28 1874.00 1148.05 ­ ­ MindTec(Ind) 150.00 145.70 150.00 150.75 145.00 37.06 294.60 86.75 30 145.20
Beardsell [2] 22.80 22.05 23.40 23.40 21.85 34.58 29.70 10.86 20 22.10
ExxaroTiles 129.55 125.30 130.05 131.40 123.60 116.07 162.95 92.65 ­ ­ MindTree 3283.35 3403.75 3320.00 3412.55 3319.95 550.94 5059.15 2650.00 30 3404.20
Bedmutha 68.00 68.30 68.00 70.80 66.30 19.90 101.00 45.05 14 68.90
BEL [1] 105.35 106.85 105.90 107.20 105.1512793.98 115.00 62.30 28 106.80 W Mirc Ele [1] 18.45 18.45 18.40 18.80 17.80 676.27 34.90 11.55 ­ 18.50
BEML 1570.90 1576.10 1578.80 1585.00 1561.55 24.01 1659.09 880.82 45 1575.65 F .............................................. W Mirza [2] 319.35 303.25 315.75 320.30 287.75 1004.15 379.75 59.40 26 303.75
BergrPaintIn [1] 574.85 585.80 580.00 587.00 576.45 472.92 813.05 543.85 67 585.65 FACT 116.85 117.80 117.00 119.00 115.95 91.76 160.00 82.60 14 117.80 MishDhatuNig 243.95 238.10 244.90 245.15 237.00 433.79 261.25 155.65 26 237.90
BestAgrolife 1505.20 1558.20 1520.00 1578.00 1495.65 334.09 1607.00 752.00 ­ ­ FaircheOrgan 1945.10 1808.15 1952.10 1963.65 1792.00 61.70 2449.90 1180.00 ­ ­ MM Forg 807.25 793.50 819.35 820.00 787.00 32.79 1057.20 646.00 20 794.70
BF Inv [5] 295.05 288.05 296.55 299.05 285.50 20.38 371.65 235.75 30 288.10 FCS Soft [1] 2.65 2.70 2.70 2.70 2.65 1686.46 9.05 1.33 ­ 2.68 N G N MMPIndustris 156.10 155.45 158.90 159.00 155.00 6.10 228.35 136.00 ­ ­
BF Util [5] 396.35 391.25 398.75 400.65 390.00 172.95 489.90 262.90 ­ 391.20 FDC [1] 308.30 312.10 318.00 318.00 310.20 810.39 335.70 229.15 27 312.05 D MMTC [1] 34.35 34.45 34.50 34.70 34.15 689.06 64.80 31.15 ­ 34.45
BGR Engy 70.65 69.70 71.00 71.70 69.25 53.88 124.50 56.10 ­ 69.80 Fed Bk [2] 131.15 131.50 131.95 132.60 129.6014441.08 135.95 78.70 12 131.45 MODISON 73.20 72.75 73.20 73.80 72.00 29.32 104.90 49.55 ­ ­
Bhageria Ind [5] 161.75 159.85 162.60 164.70 158.70 13.91 299.00 149.00 14 160.35 Fed.Goetze 315.25 321.25 323.00 328.90 320.00 80.86 347.65 207.10 29 320.65 G MOIL 155.70 154.25 156.00 156.65 154.00 68.89 198.95 137.30 8 154.25
BhagiradaChm 1399.95 1400.25 1400.45 1450.00 1384.50 37.10 1560.00 747.65 ­ ­ FiberwebInd 37.30 37.45 37.75 37.75 36.15 34.89 52.50 31.00 ­ ­ C MokshOrnamnt 13.95 13.95 13.95 14.20 13.90 72.67 61.15 13.40 ­ ­
BhagngrInd [2] 49.10 50.20 48.00 52.90 48.00 163.30 59.85 34.55 41 50.30 Fiem Ind 1596.95 1614.00 1600.10 1633.35 1600.10 29.36 1843.55 800.00 19 1620.80 Mold­TekPa [5] 909.35 910.00 927.45 927.45 872.00 84.93 1057.85 644.10 41 906.50
Bhagyangr [2] 40.30 40.45 40.95 40.95 39.15 19.08 46.35 26.50 ­ 40.50 Filatex [2] 98.55 100.15 99.85 100.50 99.00 143.41 142.30 72.50 8 100.10 O C m Mold­TekTec [2] 95.70 110.95 97.20 113.50 94.00 976.99 122.00 64.20 19 111.00
BhandariHo [1] 5.20 5.15 5.30 5.30 4.75 315.11 15.04 3.29 ­ 5.12 Fin.Cable [2] 520.35 521.50 521.00 525.55 516.50 308.70 608.65 344.00 18 521.35 MonarchNetwr 351.15 349.55 353.30 357.95 348.05 12.86 417.80 136.25 ­ ­
Bhans.Eng [1] 108.55 109.40 108.30 110.85 108.30 218.36 188.25 98.00 8 109.30 FineOrgInd [5] 6354.15 5741.20 6302.25 6330.00 5690.00 337.94 7326.45 3196.85 47 5750.85 PC Monte Carlo 709.10 719.45 719.75 729.00 712.85 33.95 907.55 389.10 12 719.15
Bharat Bij 2408.55 2408.60 2430.00 2455.00 2355.15 67.62 2451.90 1370.45 23 2408.40 FineotexChe [2] 379.60 363.35 381.30 383.40 360.10 651.12 409.45 103.00 83 363.70 P N Morarj.Tex [7] 19.50 20.30 19.50 21.20 18.65 99.21 33.80 16.15 ­ 20.60
Bharat For [2] 833.15 834.20 839.95 847.00 825.55 1805.77 848.00 595.85 36 834.70 Fino.Ind [2] 132.95 133.95 133.50 134.40 132.55 250.23 234.00 128.00 22 133.95 RB Morepan [2] 26.65 26.65 26.85 27.10 26.55 902.84 60.45 23.65 18 26.65
Bharat Gea 137.75 136.70 140.00 140.00 135.25 94.07 173.00 80.43 10 136.60 FinoPaymntBk 201.85 203.10 203.45 205.80 201.00 113.98 582.95 187.85 ­ ­ Most.Fin [1] 684.20 685.05 686.00 692.75 683.15 76.00 1013.85 682.20 18 685.20
Bharat Ras 10980.15 10928.70 10990.00 11000.00 10778.85 0.88 14362.90 9482.75 25 10969.65 Firstsource 100.70 103.85 102.35 104.20 101.35 3008.15 209.30 93.00 20 103.70 B MothersonSum 84.35 87.50 84.95 89.40 84.55 8267.55 94.05 58.65 ­ ­
Bharat Wire 119.55 118.45 119.60 121.50 118.00 75.72 138.00 49.70 20 118.40 Flexituff 25.95 25.50 26.45 26.45 25.00 18.27 43.95 15.10 ­ 25.40 H Mphasis 1947.85 1978.50 1960.00 1989.70 1959.00 378.91 3494.75 1929.10 29 1978.90
BharatDynamc 973.75 958.20 978.65 983.65 952.00 786.40 1026.00 370.05 30 957.65 FocusLtg&Fix 215.90 218.95 216.95 223.45 215.80 90.28 223.45 71.25 ­ ­ M MPS 654.45 676.10 648.00 685.00 642.60 15.03 785.50 505.60 17 666.55
BharatRdNwk 34.05 34.10 34.20 34.85 34.00 13.13 59.45 24.00 ­ 34.10 Foods&Inns 93.15 90.45 94.15 94.15 90.00 68.04 125.00 56.30 ­ ­ C MRF 89368.30 90767.00 89368.30 91250.00 89300.05 16.62 93855.00 62944.50 64 90792.60
Bharti Air [5] 816.85 832.00 823.00 833.80 820.00 5487.23 833.70 629.05 ­ 832.00 ForceMotors 1308.60 1360.55 1308.60 1370.60 1308.55 55.45 1740.00 911.30 ­ ­ DC m MRPL 56.60 54.05 55.00 55.00 52.40 3883.54 127.60 37.10 2 54.10
Bharti Infr 208.40 213.10 208.00 218.65 206.00 2.48 383.00 150.05 17 206.50 Fortis Hlt 277.65 277.45 278.00 279.70 273.65 681.90 324.80 219.80 ­ 277.20 DC MrsBectrFood 382.35 381.20 385.00 389.90 380.00 50.99 427.70 245.00 ­ ­
BHEL [2] 73.45 74.05 73.75 74.70 72.9532571.52 74.70 41.40 39 74.05 Foseco 2013.60 1994.75 2043.75 2043.75 1979.50 1.67 2100.00 1245.40 32 1995.90 MSP Stl 9.20 9.20 9.20 9.30 9.15 141.04 18.90 8.63 ­ 9.19
Biocon [5] 272.60 269.85 274.00 276.55 269.20 1369.71 410.50 258.30 ­ 269.30 FSNEComVent 983.55 1152.75 983.55 1180.25 982.25 9219.94 2573.70 975.00 ­ ­ MO MSTC 263.80 269.60 265.85 274.00 265.25 255.93 412.00 224.30 ­ ­
BioflChm&Pha 47.00 56.40 47.00 56.40 47.00 457.95 107.00 39.80 ­ 56.50 Fut. Mkt 5.05 5.05 5.15 5.15 5.00 28.56 10.60 4.10 ­ 5.04 MT Edu 8.50 8.45 8.50 8.65 8.40 33.58 14.30 6.93 ­ 8.54
BirlaCable 144.15 146.65 146.00 154.80 145.80 418.98 177.70 75.00 20 146.40 FuturSuplyCh 22.45 23.10 22.75 23.60 22.15 20.84 83.20 22.00 ­ 23.10 J MTARTech
MTNL
1585.40
20.60
1604.80
20.85
1609.00
20.70
1617.95
21.15
1586.70
20.60
46.58
691.43
2563.30 1205.00
40.85 16.70
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­ 20.85
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BirlaCorp 902.75 923.00 907.30 935.00 903.20 123.52 1649.00 822.80 39 922.40 &K B
Birlasoft 263.05 270.85 265.70 272.50 265.30 2530.32 585.85 262.20 ­ ­ G .............................................. Mukand 107.60 107.25 107.40 111.40 106.10 31.02 164.95 97.50 12 107.05
Bk of Ind 58.70 60.25 59.55 60.75 58.3017616.16 65.80 40.40 8 60.30 Gabriel [1] 151.30 153.70 152.50 156.00 151.80 177.11 175.45 102.45 20 153.85 P Mukta Ar [5] 57.90 58.05 59.95 59.95 57.55 6.34 69.85 38.75 7 58.00
Bk of Mah 20.75 20.30 20.95 21.20 20.25 5881.16 22.20 15.00 8 20.30 Gail(India) 90.05 91.30 90.55 91.50 90.2012658.20 115.63 83.00 5 91.30 C Munj.Auto [2] 50.15 50.15 50.35 50.85 50.00 54.37 60.45 36.00 18 50.30
Bk ofBar [2] 147.00 147.70 148.00 148.60 145.0021373.10 151.65 77.00 9 147.75 GalaxSurfact 2854.90 2908.85 2866.75 2921.00 2854.90 13.82 3445.00 2560.60 73 2909.65 B Munj.Showa [2] 103.45 104.35 103.90 105.70 103.90 24.20 139.00 92.70 ­ 104.10
BL Kash [1] 28.15 27.20 28.00 28.25 27.00 426.43 32.80 16.85 16 27.20 Gallant Mtl 58.60 62.25 58.65 65.75 58.65 516.04 86.10 53.50 10 62.25 D R Murd.Cera 41.55 38.75 42.00 42.95 38.10 364.29 44.25 20.55 ­ 38.65
BlackBox 162.85 160.20 165.00 165.00 158.85 27.45 1070.00 122.05 ­ ­ Gandhi Tub [5] 429.30 419.50 420.45 436.45 412.35 5.06 483.00 302.25 13 418.60 MusicBrdcast 24.00 24.45 24.15 24.55 24.10 259.03 27.65 19.70 ­ ­
BLB [1] 19.80 19.70 20.00 20.35 19.35 18.81 35.30 10.19 14 19.80 Ganesh Hsg 360.75 346.90 364.30 364.30 344.00 35.62 406.00 174.05 197 347.90 m Muthoot Cap 307.40 307.15 308.00 311.95 299.00 81.47 403.15 159.25 ­ 307.15
Bliss GVS [1] 74.30 75.50 74.40 75.80 74.00 86.21 118.90 66.25 8 75.50 Ganesha Ecos 797.65 818.80 801.00 823.05 794.20 239.87 824.00 460.00 23 817.85 MuthootFinan 1047.60 1043.45 1047.60 1051.95 1034.25 562.85 1722.55 950.05 11 1043.85
BLSIntlServ [1] 316.60 325.25 316.45 329.00 316.45 899.26 340.20 90.55 208 325.20 GaneshBenzop 144.35 146.85 146.95 148.95 145.20 336.11 148.95 76.10 ­ ­ B
Blue Dart 7943.50 7587.05 7955.00 8020.95 7556.60 55.80 9639.45 5428.45 39 7588.60 GangaForging 5.65 5.35 5.70 5.85 5.30 1768.63 25.00 5.30 ­ ­ N ..............................................
BlueStar [2] 1221.45 1236.15 1222.00 1250.00 1221.00 56.19 1249.85 839.70 64 1234.45 GardenReach 446.15 447.55 448.45 459.00 445.00 898.91 488.10 199.00 23 447.35 N NACLInd [1] 84.20 83.35 85.15 87.30 80.75 153.03 104.65 62.70 20 83.25
Bodal Chem [2] 82.10 80.85 82.55 82.80 80.55 212.82 135.60 76.00 8 80.95 GarwareHiTec 685.95 683.15 689.00 691.55 674.95 20.52 929.00 583.25 ­ ­ Nagrk.Exp [5] 36.00 35.10 36.85 36.90 34.55 18.11 74.15 28.90 7 35.30
Bomay Bur [2] 881.70 873.25 884.30 884.85 871.00 18.49 1178.95 841.00 ­ 873.65 GarwarTecFib 3526.55 3500.85 3526.00 3544.15 3478.30 7.68 3816.00 2611.20 44 3502.50 BC m Nah.Cap [5] 332.05 326.55 339.90 339.90 323.10 5.52 682.20 281.30 23 330.30
Bombay Dye [2] 84.00 81.60 84.60 84.80 81.20 1934.78 140.60 81.25 ­ 81.55 Gati [2] 178.95 175.50 179.90 180.95 174.85 214.25 221.75 126.00 ­ 175.35 B Nah.Ind 103.00 102.95 105.95 106.00 102.50 54.57 238.00 100.00 3 103.10
BOROSIL 431.90 417.80 434.00 449.00 415.55 285.13 498.70 239.00 ­ ­ GatwayDistri 71.05 72.80 71.90 73.70 70.55 1463.41 87.00 64.20 ­ ­ BM Nah.Poly [5] 303.65 306.60 311.00 312.00 301.25 22.78 601.00 213.00 8 305.75
BorosilRenew 561.40 563.70 565.05 568.20 555.80 198.74 833.35 451.00 ­ ­ GE Ship 548.95 557.15 554.00 564.40 550.75 533.43 585.00 265.05 7 556.20 Nah.Spg [5] 283.15 275.50 283.00 287.80 274.05 38.34 692.00 272.20 2 275.70
Bosch 16114.40 16488.60 16245.00 16555.00 16122.60 30.74 19244.50 12940.10 38 16478.45 GE T&DInd 129.35 128.05 130.80 131.05 126.80 33.08 142.50 81.45 ­ ­ H NakodaGroup 121.60 126.35 126.00 127.65 118.85 32.08 236.30 97.70 ­ ­
BPCL 303.30 303.65 304.85 306.00 301.40 4084.06 434.00 288.20 66 303.60 Geecee 146.30 151.30 149.30 153.00 147.50 14.54 211.25 111.20 15 150.25 P NALCO [5] 69.80 70.20 70.00 70.55 68.90 8029.80 132.75 67.00 4 70.20
BPL 68.95 68.80 69.30 70.00 68.40 79.32 100.45 50.35 22 68.85 GeewayWires 56.75 59.35 58.70 60.00 56.15 37.02 103.95 54.70 ­ ­ D Nalwa Son 2503.55 2494.15 2503.55 2655.00 2410.10 25.95 2787.95 1228.35 26 2492.60
Brigade 494.90 499.55 497.40 508.75 491.00 147.33 585.00 385.25 30 499.00 Genesys [5] 534.90 524.90 518.00 547.00 518.00 7.86 669.85 237.30 70 525.20 P Nandan Den 28.10 27.55 28.40 28.40 27.10 71.03 69.90 24.25 6 27.50
BrightcomGr [2] 34.65 33.05 34.85 34.85 32.8016748.59 122.88 30.15 ­ 33.00 GenInsCorp [5] 124.15 123.75 124.25 126.50 122.80 150.34 149.70 107.60 6 123.90 P NandaniCreat 81.35 85.40 79.00 85.40 77.30 1361.49 110.35 45.15 ­ ­
Britannia [1] 3777.70 3766.55 3788.00 3800.00 3739.35 198.32 3948.00 3050.00 62 3765.70 GenricEngCon 30.40 31.10 30.10 31.95 30.10 39.58 44.35 27.50 ­ ­ w NarayaHru 762.80 791.45 768.00 795.00 766.90 425.62 798.00 510.00 90 790.75
BSE 600.05 590.10 602.00 604.75 589.00 627.22 3140.00 549.00 ­ ­ Genus P&B [1] 17.90 18.45 18.15 19.20 18.00 1171.21 26.50 9.70 ­ 18.40 &P NARMADA AGRO 25.35 26.40 26.60 26.60 25.15 51.32 27.00 24.65 ­ ­
BSL 137.70 138.85 139.90 142.90 134.50 23.72 169.70 75.15 12 139.50 Genus Pwr [1] 86.30 88.90 88.90 91.20 87.15 1574.31 113.00 58.20 86 88.70 W Natco Phr [2] 598.50 600.75 600.95 607.00 592.00 198.25 942.15 582.75 30 600.70
BtrflyGandhi 1658.10 1654.60 1677.25 1677.25 1612.05 8.39 1862.55 812.10 85 1655.50 GeojitFinSer 48.35 47.90 47.45 48.25 47.45 286.75 87.40 43.35 ­ ­ H Nath Bio­Gen 162.60 163.70 163.00 167.25 160.00 28.13 331.30 151.05 65 164.10
Burnpur 4.90 5.35 5.05 5.35 4.90 296.23 8.70 2.61 ­ 5.43 GEPowerIndia 141.30 140.25 142.70 143.55 139.50 58.42 318.30 123.00 ­ 140.55 KC m Natl Build [1] 32.65 32.45 32.90 32.95 32.40 1323.89 53.65 26.70 21 32.45
GFL 67.20 67.10 68.40 68.40 66.80 47.95 94.30 59.00 ­ ­ K C m Natl Fert 49.80 49.75 50.00 50.40 49.55 375.11 65.40 38.25 11 49.85
C .............................................. GHCL 646.05 646.55 652.25 664.00 643.35 889.95 709.00 349.00 6 646.15 KP NAVA 208.45 197.30 209.90 210.55 195.75 731.98 279.00 102.00 ­ ­
Calif.SW 22.15 22.90 22.50 23.65 22.50 89.16 52.80 15.50 18 22.95 GIC Hsg 133.60 134.05 132.00 134.60 132.00 50.91 172.05 109.95 3 134.25 K Navin Flu [2] 4492.90 4551.75 4514.95 4565.00 4500.00 92.17 4847.35 3220.80 78 4552.60
Cambridge 67.50 65.90 68.20 68.20 65.30 13.92 117.40 45.70 35 65.70 Gillander 61.80 61.85 64.00 64.00 57.35 26.05 93.70 47.65 8 61.30 m Navkar Corp 55.35 54.40 55.95 56.25 54.20 348.92 90.00 31.30 10 54.20
Camlin Fine [1] 148.70 156.90 148.90 160.55 148.80 1574.97 187.00 97.20 93 157.35 Gillette 5129.60 5142.55 5154.00 5217.00 5125.00 6.86 5850.55 4751.00 58 5137.80 M Navneet Ed [2] 136.65 139.60 139.45 141.50 136.90 429.61 151.00 81.20 14 139.25
CampsActWear 559.20 578.05 560.75 585.35 556.00 916.21 639.30 297.10 ­ ­ Ginni Fil 34.40 33.60 34.80 35.00 33.55 67.89 63.65 29.25 8 33.65 MC P NazaraTech 667.60 658.15 670.00 674.60 655.75 191.28 2687.00 511.10 ­ ­
Canara Bk 287.85 290.40 289.95 291.80 285.2011606.79 293.70 171.70 6 290.25 GlandPharma 1871.75 1784.35 1881.15 1897.85 1680.00 3448.70 4062.95 1680.00 ­ ­ NCC [2] 74.05 74.65 74.65 75.35 74.20 2414.32 83.85 51.00 11 74.60
CanFinHom [2] 516.35 524.35 518.50 526.00 517.05 484.94 685.00 408.00 13 524.60 Glaxo Phr 1374.85 1377.35 1385.00 1386.95 1357.60 138.51 1917.00 1353.70 55 1377.40 C H NCL Ind 177.15 181.65 179.00 182.55 176.80 81.01 248.95 155.90 11 181.80
Cantabil 1212.95 1190.65 1209.85 1219.00 1188.00 15.76 1595.00 556.00 36 1190.00 Glb.Vect 52.35 52.15 52.35 53.50 51.30 14.16 89.00 39.40 ­ 52.00 P NDRAutoCompo 448.80 451.15 456.75 456.75 443.50 2.68 519.80 300.65 ­ ­

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NECaryCorp 26.90 26.20 27.50 27.50 26.10 128.49 38.00 17.00 ­ 26.30 Refex Ref 158.10 154.70 160.40 161.50 153.00 133.51 193.15 96.50 8 154.75 SuryodaySFB 99.20 98.10 102.00 102.00 96.60 101.92 181.50 77.00 ­ ­ Wendt 7638.45 7471.05 7632.05 7727.95 7308.00 0.66 9156.00 4303.65 49 7526.40
Nect.Life [1] 21.55 21.35 21.70 21.70 21.30 159.05 38.95 20.25 18 21.35 Rel.Ind.Inf 1098.25 1098.10 1103.75 1114.00 1095.05 337.30 1257.70 610.35 243 1097.15 Sutlej Te [1] 65.95 65.05 66.70 66.70 64.85 58.71 104.85 55.60 5 65.60 West C Pap [2] 600.85 609.25 610.00 624.95 605.65 399.97 653.20 215.00 12 609.25
Nelcast [2] 82.60 82.80 83.70 84.00 82.40 72.21 95.75 50.10 36 82.75 Relaxo [1] 963.40 967.35 965.00 971.45 964.90 54.36 1447.00 928.00 100 968.05 SuumayaLife 41.45 43.50 43.50 43.50 43.50 364.33 355.60 40.00 ­ ­ WestlifeDevp 725.70 747.80 723.70 754.85 712.55 80.93 786.50 402.30 ­ ­
Nelco 849.50 825.90 851.00 854.95 820.50 109.38 1089.95 515.20 131 827.35 RelChemoInd 192.80 201.30 195.00 214.85 192.25 53.16 260.10 171.50 ­ ­ Suven Lif [1] 61.70 60.75 62.00 62.00 60.50 230.96 99.52 57.13 ­ 60.85 Wheels Ind 639.15 629.00 637.00 638.05 601.00 9.76 773.20 502.00 19 628.90
NeogenChem 1497.95 1494.95 1484.05 1514.45 1484.05 18.00 1930.00 1200.00 ­ ­ Reliance 2526.15 2549.60 2541.00 2560.95 2532.20 5731.80 2855.00 2181.00 40 2549.55 SuvenPharma 399.80 398.35 401.80 406.40 391.50 452.72 631.75 390.50 ­ ­ Whirlpool 1565.05 1575.45 1568.40 1579.90 1554.55 64.79 2384.40 1403.80 72 1576.80
Nesco [2] 583.50 577.90 585.00 590.00 576.25 53.26 686.40 501.10 20 578.70 Religare 176.95 175.80 175.50 178.00 172.55 555.91 191.00 97.65 ­ 175.45 SuvidaInfSvc 5.60 5.60 5.60 5.75 5.50 150.71 16.90 5.15 ­ ­ Win.Diamon [2] 40.20 40.20 40.60 41.90 39.20 328.15 51.60 25.75 16 40.00
NestleIndia 20282.45 20363.40 20282.45 20470.00 20150.00 79.56 21053.00 16000.00 84 20367.90 Remsons 223.70 219.90 226.10 226.10 219.00 4.54 302.90 162.00 23 223.15 Suzlon [2] 8.10 7.95 8.05 8.05 7.7055869.75 12.03 5.43 ­ 7.95 WindlsBiotec 223.95 226.15 222.10 243.50 222.10 26.59 324.00 203.25 ­ ­
Netwk 18 [5] 63.25 64.15 63.40 64.90 63.40 392.92 117.40 57.50 ­ 64.35 RenaisncGlob 110.80 111.25 112.45 113.65 110.80 76.81 1090.90 108.00 ­ ­ SVPGlobalVen 28.90 27.90 28.90 29.35 27.40 101.07 136.00 26.05 ­ ­ WinproIndust 5.35 5.70 5.35 5.85 5.30 647.30 10.30 4.00 ­ ­
Neuland 1476.70 1487.80 1456.00 1519.35 1456.00 34.89 1875.00 965.85 30 1486.35 Repco Home 215.50 211.15 216.70 220.20 208.00 130.09 311.45 113.35 6 211.80 Swan Ener [1] 205.95 226.50 207.40 227.95 203.20 1366.15 337.00 112.50 ­ 226.45 Wipro [2] 383.25 386.55 386.55 388.40 384.75 3319.19 726.70 372.40 17 386.40
NewgenSwTech 341.65 343.75 343.40 348.00 341.30 90.96 671.00 320.85 16 343.80 Repro 442.45 445.95 451.25 454.45 441.00 3.69 660.00 353.05 ­ 446.50 Swaraj Eng 1599.45 1593.55 1615.00 1690.00 1576.00 66.25 1960.00 1292.55 16 1597.00 Wockhardt [5] 236.60 233.45 238.00 239.90 232.55 307.71 441.82 201.55 ­ 233.55
NGLFineChem 1440.95 1604.15 1460.00 1689.90 1460.00 26.28 1939.85 1377.10 ­ ­ Resp.Ind [1] 136.80 136.25 138.60 140.05 135.20 16.27 215.00 98.05 ­ 135.95 Swle. Ener 313.60 312.80 319.90 324.00 311.10 7.27 468.85 221.25 13 315.00 WonderFibro 231.80 233.35 236.00 243.95 225.50 11.03 255.65 122.45 ­ ­
NHPC 43.70 42.60 44.00 44.00 42.4513313.92 46.90 27.05 12 42.55 RestBrndAsia 120.80 121.60 121.20 122.45 120.55 290.56 169.00 86.50 ­ ­ Symphony [2] 842.95 837.60 847.20 847.20 837.00 13.71 1214.00 828.90 41 837.10 WonderlaHoli 349.90 344.55 353.00 353.00 342.70 89.88 455.00 196.20 29 344.35
NIIT [2] 274.40 278.95 275.15 284.95 275.15 423.88 658.55 271.00 34 278.90 Revathi 865.25 902.90 882.55 911.05 868.75 6.47 1044.75 575.00 22 905.45 Syngene Int 613.20 631.30 617.50 632.75 614.45 1058.99 682.25 508.10 60 631.20 WorthPeriprl 115.95 115.30 118.75 118.75 115.00 10.01 150.90 86.40 ­ ­
Nila Infras [1] 6.25 6.25 6.25 6.35 6.20 129.83 10.56 4.59 ­ 6.25 RHIMagnesInd 714.50 647.95 717.40 733.30 639.70 863.12 738.70 323.30 ­ ­ SyrmaSgsTech 277.75 274.75 276.55 279.35 271.10 304.74 342.80 256.40 ­ ­
Nilkamal 2051.15 2083.25 2041.15 2090.00 2035.00 1.68 2767.20 1695.30 30 2073.05 Rico Auto [1] 59.10 58.70 59.20 60.90 58.50 757.31 64.60 31.20 21 58.85 X­Z. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Nippo Bat [5] 487.20 476.45 492.00 492.00 475.50 4.88 558.40 290.15 88 476.80 RITES 374.85 386.20 374.00 389.00 367.25 1069.18 404.80 226.05 17 386.30 T ............................................... Xchang 77.10 78.10 77.70 79.20 76.50 119.56 124.85 55.90 34 77.85
NipponLIAM 267.85 270.50 269.20 271.75 269.15 286.18 436.00 259.00 ­ ­ RolexRings 2046.50 2021.15 2052.00 2061.70 1992.25 34.78 2198.80 994.80 ­ ­ Tainwala 102.75 94.80 104.30 104.30 93.50 131.05 112.85 60.55 84 94.50 Xpro India 744.50 734.95 744.00 755.00 721.60 9.81 1116.01 379.40 22 733.95
NirajCement 30.05 32.75 30.95 33.85 29.85 34.24 39.55 25.65 ­ ­ Rollatainers [1] 1.25 1.30 1.25 1.30 1.25 149.49 4.61 1.06 ­ 1.28 Taj GVK [2] 193.40 193.10 193.40 195.90 191.70 125.32 214.00 120.10 35 192.65 YaariDigiInt 38.05 36.75 38.20 39.95 36.10 193.34 111.45 26.15 ­ ­
Nitco 23.85 23.50 24.40 24.40 23.40 27.91 42.75 20.20 ­ 23.55 RosariBiotec 894.15 892.65 895.55 903.95 886.00 32.13 1459.80 795.10 ­ ­ Take Sol [1] 23.75 23.55 24.25 24.25 23.30 219.87 51.70 20.65 ­ 23.60 Yes Bk [2] 15.65 15.55 15.75 15.80 15.4535745.63 18.20 12.09 ­ 15.50
Nitin Spn 206.30 200.45 206.30 207.90 198.80 353.98 345.75 182.10 3 199.65 Rossell [2] 280.35 284.65 280.10 288.00 278.50 50.60 338.40 112.95 44 285.50 Talbros 467.80 473.45 476.00 477.70 465.00 20.51 654.90 262.10 15 472.75 YukenIndia 521.00 531.00 523.95 539.00 519.25 7.70 669.85 391.00 ­ ­
NLC India 74.40 77.05 74.80 77.60 74.70 4490.10 92.40 54.70 8 77.00 RotoPumps 412.30 413.40 412.00 417.90 410.10 8.99 511.90 390.45 ­ ­ Tanla Sol [1] 736.25 742.05 739.95 744.60 737.80 173.73 2094.40 584.80 52 741.75 Zee Ent [1] 263.05 262.45 264.40 265.15 261.85 5845.81 378.60 200.50 18 262.40
NMDC [1] 100.95 99.75 101.80 101.80 98.6012694.11 123.75 70.27 4 99.70 RouteMobile 1308.60 1310.05 1315.15 1343.80 1306.00 133.10 2009.40 1052.00 ­ ­ Tarmat 50.20 50.55 50.90 52.15 50.00 7.53 83.05 41.45 22 50.60 Zee Learn [1] 7.15 7.15 7.15 7.20 7.10 343.80 20.70 5.71 ­ 7.15
Nocil 245.80 242.60 247.05 248.85 241.90 344.63 294.85 191.00 21 242.70 Royal Orchd 260.25 265.65 260.00 268.00 251.15 128.22 307.70 78.40 48 263.80 TarsonsProd 783.55 778.25 790.85 799.15 772.05 75.60 924.90 538.70 ­ ­ Zen Tech. [1] 203.75 202.65 204.50 206.10 202.00 104.38 257.70 144.45 149 202.50
Noida Toll 7.75 8.10 7.90 9.00 7.70 407.54 10.33 5.56 ­ 7.92 RPG Life [8] 815.65 836.45 819.75 838.00 811.55 42.22 876.00 451.80 23 836.00 TastyBiteEat 11846.50 12083.90 11809.15 12201.60 11809.15 1.14 16800.10 8012.60 283 12019.95 ZenithSteel 5.20 5.10 5.30 5.30 5.05 195.20 12.70 5.00 ­ ­
NovartisInd 674.55 680.65 677.00 684.60 675.25 2.96 823.00 565.30 ­ ­ RPP Infra 35.65 36.65 36.35 37.15 35.90 55.29 75.20 29.60 16 36.30 Tata Chem 1131.95 1132.80 1136.00 1149.00 1124.70 1926.17 1214.65 773.90 28 1132.50 ZensarTec [2] 218.80 223.40 219.90 226.90 219.85 985.52 538.75 208.35 18 224.05
NRAgarwalInd 392.05 416.95 401.00 420.00 392.85 92.60 427.90 200.20 ­ ­ RPSGVentures 483.90 479.80 483.90 490.55 477.00 18.31 824.10 465.10 ­ ­ Tata Cof [1] 215.10 217.00 216.00 217.75 215.00 435.31 251.50 181.70 35 216.95 ZFComVeCtrSy 9900.3510228.70 9875.7010481.90 9874.65 4.1710924.05 6876.50 ­ ­
NRB Bear [2] 172.50 168.65 173.90 177.40 167.55 162.70 189.65 106.70 20 168.75 RS Soft [5] 27.00 27.75 27.45 27.90 26.95 58.35 51.90 22.00 ­ 27.60 Tata Com 1238.90 1258.95 1245.00 1267.70 1240.00 768.88 1590.00 856.00 32 1258.95 Zod.Clo 94.25 92.45 94.50 94.95 91.80 16.03 129.90 78.55 ­ 92.20
NRB Ind [2] 22.30 23.25 23.20 23.40 22.65 21.11 34.40 18.70 ­ 23.25 RSWM 320.30 315.45 322.00 323.00 315.00 37.29 572.60 309.95 3 315.60 Tata Elxsi 6875.60 6995.85 6910.00 7091.95 6900.00 378.2410760.40 5264.75 65 6997.65 ZodiacEnergy 145.25 148.05 151.25 152.00 145.95 33.06 165.00 32.10 ­ ­
NTPC 174.05 173.10 169.90 174.00 169.0524233.76 176.15 118.00 10 173.10 Ruby Mills [5] 211.75 222.30 214.00 222.30 212.00 17.58 368.90 115.50 18 221.40 Tata Inv 2303.25 2346.35 2359.00 2375.50 2306.05 40.06 2886.50 1218.00 48 2346.10 ZOMATO 62.60 63.10 63.60 63.85 62.1045949.86 169.00 40.60 ­ ­
Nucleas Sw 393.15 388.90 393.15 397.30 386.00 14.06 613.00 355.10 21 387.85 Ruch.Paper 124.90 129.85 126.20 130.50 126.20 322.53 148.18 63.55 10 129.80 Tata M DVR [2] 236.95 235.20 237.25 239.40 234.20 3175.63 298.50 179.85 ­ 235.15 ZotaHealthCr 265.25 261.20 269.00 272.00 258.10 43.85 448.00 224.95 ­ ­
NURECA 779.80 774.90 785.00 790.95 771.00 25.75 2175.05 725.95 ­ ­ RudrabhshEnt 165.75 167.60 165.25 169.95 165.25 15.34 279.45 152.00 ­ ­ Tata Metlk 734.05 735.35 730.00 739.15 725.40 61.69 1010.00 622.45 28 734.85 Zuari Ag 190.35 180.55 188.00 190.40 179.10 415.45 218.40 99.95 ­ 180.95
NuvocoVistas 391.20 396.50 391.25 398.90 391.25 88.75 560.00 260.25 ­ ­ Rupa [1] 300.90 314.00 303.65 318.00 301.25 338.94 585.05 297.25 14 313.80 Tata Motors [2] 409.90 412.75 414.35 416.30 411.60 9928.22 536.50 366.05 ­ 412.60 ZuariIndus 161.95 160.50 165.00 165.00 159.35 18.69 216.85 122.85 ­ ­
Nxtdigital 384.10 389.45 377.00 393.00 377.00 3.55 526.00 321.05 ­ ­ Rush.Decor 453.25 413.75 456.90 458.00 403.00 448.64 675.00 262.00 14 414.80 Tata Steel [1] 101.60 101.55 101.90 102.15 100.3038715.84 138.63 82.71 4 101.55 ZydusLifescn 430.00 433.35 432.00 443.00 431.85 2059.63 509.95 319.00 ­ ­
TataConsuPro 761.35 770.15 765.20 772.45 761.90 997.87 861.15 650.20 ­ ­ ZydusWel 1770.60 1758.40 1770.60 1788.80 1752.00 17.95 2094.00 1431.00 351 1756.65
O ............................................... S ............................................... TataPower [1] 225.05 226.00 228.10 229.00 224.2022697.53 298.00 190.00 23 225.95
Oberoi 904.95 924.65 907.00 927.55 906.55 549.59 1088.40 726.25 68 924.95 S H Kelkar 136.10 136.90 138.10 138.90 136.65 108.70 207.30 119.00 32 136.75 TataStlLngPr 619.45 616.45 622.55 625.65 611.45 40.88 895.00 534.00 ­ ­
OdishaCeme [2] 1532.55 1600.95 1535.50 1605.00 1535.50 313.93 2195.00 1212.60 145 1601.10 Sadbhav [1] 12.35 12.35 12.60 12.60 12.30 177.01 51.60 11.45 ­ 12.35 TatvaChinPha 2412.85 2405.95 2415.50 2436.95 2361.00 7.33 2977.80 2033.70 ­ ­ Exchange Traded Funds
Oil India 194.60 193.00 194.20 195.65 191.55 1034.56 306.00 168.30 4 192.70 SadbhavInf 6.45 6.35 6.50 6.55 6.15 203.42 16.30 6.00 ­ 6.39 TCI Express [2] 1891.85 1893.00 1873.25 1914.45 1873.25 11.59 2570.00 1444.50 54 1894.85
OlectrGrnTec 567.80 561.25 565.00 577.95 547.00 274.98 888.80 535.00 ­ ­ SafariIndia 1805.70 1857.45 1847.95 1888.95 1796.65 26.32 1909.20 780.05 ­ ­ TCNSClothing 616.15 611.50 616.15 635.00 610.00 19.79 932.00 494.10 ­ ­ Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl
Omax Auto 75.85 74.45 77.20 77.25 74.15 52.25 87.60 41.70 ­ 74.35 Sagar Cem [2] 197.75 200.70 198.00 202.75 195.00 73.47 296.00 155.15 49 200.60 TCPLPackage 1247.90 1168.50 1266.65 1272.00 1161.35 29.60 1541.80 486.00 ­ ­
Omaxe 88.75 90.35 87.55 91.80 87.55 110.20 114.75 66.05 ­ 90.25 SagrdeepAloy 27.90 27.75 28.70 28.70 27.40 14.37 47.35 23.35 ­ ­ TCS [1] 3163.25 3193.15 3199.00 3199.00 3177.80 1919.41 4045.50 2926.00 30 3193.05 Axis Gold [1] 43.44 43.39 66.76 47.00 40.88 43.40
OmInfraLtd 36.10 35.60 36.45 36.45 35.50 43.15 56.45 27.50 ­ ­ SAIL 78.95 78.70 79.35 79.55 77.9011696.55 130.35 63.60 4 78.70 TD Power [2] 610.45 124.10 122.60 126.40 110.65 456.76 136.99 64.42 29 124.20 AXISAMC ­ AXISBNKETF 414.32 416.21 0.67 435.10 320.00 ­
Omkar Spl 29.30 27.85 28.25 28.30 27.85 168.65 47.05 13.25 ­ 28.00 SakarHealth 268.80 252.35 274.00 274.00 244.00 73.28 295.00 103.35 ­ ­ TeamleaseSvc 2901.55 2911.25 2930.55 2942.20 2873.30 12.43 5007.00 2785.95 53 2914.90 AXISAMC ­ AXISBPSETF 10.47 10.47 11.49 12.00 9.06 ­
One97Commn 642.85 638.40 645.00 645.75 635.60 582.58 1955.00 510.05 ­ ­ Saksoft [1] 102.40 102.70 103.70 107.95 101.25 527.93 137.66 68.25 40 102.30 TechInd Nirm 14.45 13.50 14.70 15.40 13.35 90.78 17.30 5.25 ­ 13.50 AXISAMC ­ AXISHCETF 83.84 84.57 3.19 101.00 66.00 ­
Onelife Cap 14.35 15.75 15.40 15.75 14.40 44.54 21.18 9.10 ­ 16.03 Sakth.Sug 20.90 20.25 20.90 21.05 20.10 158.61 28.40 13.38 ­ 20.25 TechMahind [5] 1048.95 1063.40 1053.25 1078.30 1053.00 2629.85 1837.75 944.10 22 1063.50 AXISAMC ­ AXISILVER 59.24 58.68 5.09 67.00 54.03 ­
ONGC [5] 133.70 134.05 134.40 135.20 132.80 8753.86 194.60 119.80 3 134.00 Sakuma [1] 15.30 15.35 15.50 15.60 15.30 216.59 20.15 9.66 15 15.36 Technocr 735.50 775.05 740.00 788.00 739.60 19.08 1235.00 689.65 9 774.80 AXISAMC ­ AXISTECETF 294.14 296.07 1.58 437.10 267.00 ­
OnMobile 108.50 107.55 109.00 109.45 107.15 231.18 190.90 94.20 ­ 107.50 SAL Stl 11.80 11.80 11.80 12.35 11.60 119.89 17.15 7.55 ­ 11.85 TechnoEle&En 280.55 280.20 284.70 284.70 279.25 23.46 319.75 222.00 ­ ­ AXISAMC­AXISCETF 79.01 80.17 11.81 85.00 62.00 ­
Onward Te 275.70 266.10 272.00 275.80 263.50 13.76 428.15 215.40 54 269.35 SalasarTech [1] 28.95 28.80 29.25 29.30 28.60 141.09 35.35 20.20 ­ 28.80 TegaIndust 544.50 540.25 542.00 550.15 538.10 19.02 767.70 397.00 ­ ­ AXISAMC­AXISNIFTY 188.32 190.62 19.69 201.70 160.03 ­
OptimusInfra 229.15 230.15 229.50 245.90 227.40 152.49 436.00 220.00 82 230.10 SalonaCot 254.05 263.90 259.95 269.80 250.55 4.62 372.00 182.00 6 265.20 TejasNetwork 677.35 686.20 680.85 698.90 674.50 590.12 773.00 360.60 ­ ­ Bank BeEs [1] 414.18 417.25 706.21 431.00 324.81 417.40
OracleFinSer [5] 2892.90 2912.85 2900.00 2923.95 2892.85 64.73 4533.30 2883.80 15 2914.75 Salzer Elec 277.05 276.30 277.05 284.00 275.50 79.78 290.95 148.05 16 276.30 TemboGlblInd 102.70 107.50 104.00 107.80 98.45 182.13 307.80 83.80 ­ ­ Birla Gold 45.61 45.50 23.94 51.45 42.55 45.58
Orbit Exp 185.85 180.20 186.90 188.45 178.10 138.12 191.75 65.10 20 180.20 SAMVRDHNA MT 64.15 64.50 65.50 65.50 63.8012983.53 254.80 61.80 ­ ­ TeraSoftware 46.60 46.95 47.90 48.90 46.40 15.63 62.90 31.65 ­ 46.95 Birla Nifty [100] 19.94 20.19 47.31 5400.00 4191.00 4639.00
Oricon Enter [2] 28.70 29.05 29.00 29.85 28.75 85.10 44.80 22.55 16 29.10 SandharTech 225.30 231.65 230.10 237.65 230.10 66.77 296.00 200.00 18 231.65 Tex.Infra [1] 62.35 62.80 62.20 64.25 62.10 90.16 82.25 50.00 ­ 62.15 BIRLASLAMC ­ ABSLBANET 41.00 41.26 7.80 405.00 29.00 ­
Orient Bell 578.20 574.10 581.00 585.90 570.55 6.67 831.00 325.20 19 571.30 Sangam 281.90 277.40 284.25 284.25 276.20 9.00 423.40 232.85 6 279.90 Tex.Pipe 63.15 62.35 63.15 64.00 61.00 52.84 100.90 48.00 16 62.60 BIRLASLAMC ­ SILVER 59.15 58.94 99.09 78.50 53.50 ­
Orient Cem [1] 122.90 130.00 123.50 131.75 122.10 1392.13 185.50 95.65 13 129.85 Sangh.Mov [2] 222.50 223.75 225.60 228.00 223.10 42.93 279.40 150.00 21 224.15 Tex.Rail [1] 47.10 49.10 47.20 49.75 47.05 3138.30 58.90 26.55 ­ 49.15 BIRLASLAMC­ABSLNN50ET 43.37 43.64 1.60 457.70 34.00 ­
Orient Grn 8.25 8.20 8.35 8.40 8.10 2497.23 28.75 4.15 ­ 8.19 SanginitChem 21.30 21.00 21.30 22.00 20.90 15.65 32.45 17.75 ­ ­ TGB Banq 12.45 12.20 12.85 12.90 12.05 36.59 14.93 7.67 ­ 12.15 BIRLASLAMC­BSLSENETFG 57.75 58.35 5.42 585.00 43.65 ­
Orient Htls [1] 72.45 71.00 73.00 73.00 70.50 541.99 84.50 33.30 42 70.75 Sanofi 5572.00 5612.75 5599.90 5655.00 5582.60 14.22 8363.50 5520.00 25 5612.85 Thanga.Jwl 1049.60 975.55 1049.60 1058.00 949.00 30.96 1520.00 926.50 25 973.45 BIRLASLAMC­HEALTHY 8.34 8.42 84.77 10.41 7.00 ­
Orient Pap [1] 40.05 41.90 40.10 42.10 40.10 4381.20 42.25 19.80 ­ 41.90 SanseraEngg 722.05 722.85 722.05 724.00 709.10 36.45 889.00 548.55 ­ ­ The Byke Hos 40.20 41.60 40.95 44.20 40.95 211.00 56.90 28.30 ­ 41.60 BIRLASLAMC­MOMENTUM 19.79 19.79 0.58 24.89 18.01 ­
Orient Tri 8.05 9.65 8.25 9.65 8.20 545.66 17.40 7.81 ­ 9.66 SapireFoodIn 1471.05 1447.15 1467.00 1471.05 1425.05 53.61 1574.00 909.00 ­ ­ TheAnupEngg 840.00 844.55 850.00 856.65 835.65 9.13 1236.95 615.90 ­ ­ BIRLASLAMC­NIFTYQLITY 14.36 14.49 195.95 21.16 13.92 ­
OrientAbr [1] 29.60 29.15 29.90 29.90 28.80 37.86 40.45 24.10 ­ 29.25 Sarda Ene 818.80 842.05 834.00 851.40 812.10 24.48 1358.10 705.40 4 839.05 TheInvstTrst 94.15 95.50 95.90 96.40 94.00 7.87 126.95 84.40 ­ ­ BIRLASLAMC­TECH 28.87 29.09 33.52 43.75 26.01 ­
OrientalArmt 460.55 460.05 460.00 463.65 455.15 5.22 851.75 451.00 ­ ­ Saregama [1] 376.15 375.40 384.00 391.10 373.00 458.84 548.70 346.55 44 371.60 Themis 968.10 980.00 971.95 1000.00 970.50 2.45 1149.00 692.00 19 976.00 ConsConstCon 141.09 142.03 137.83 157.90 110.90 ­
OrientalCar 874.35 872.40 881.00 881.00 866.45 1.92 1097.00 687.50 21 873.95 Sarla Perf [1] 47.15 46.50 47.20 47.80 46.10 74.20 78.30 41.00 8 46.50 TheNewIndA [5] 88.35 88.85 88.80 90.05 88.20 176.19 163.00 78.20 76 88.90 DSPAMC­DSPN50ETF 179.50 181.52 0.83 184.40 154.00 ­
OrientElect 268.85 268.80 270.20 271.50 267.65 77.17 408.00 244.00 ­ ­ SarthakMetal 116.95 115.05 120.80 120.80 112.90 26.36 169.00 81.50 ­ ­ Thermax [2] 2091.35 2171.95 2101.80 2209.95 2088.55 83.98 2678.50 1330.65 126 2167.35 DSPAMC­DSPNEWETF 206.64 208.71 2.91 217.19 158.90 ­
OrisaBengCar 78.35 79.30 78.70 81.95 76.55 14.10 164.80 74.25 ­ ­ Sasken 930.85 900.95 927.00 928.90 891.10 16.91 1376.75 713.30 15 902.75 Thiru.Chem [1] 187.90 187.50 188.10 189.90 186.50 457.04 318.90 186.70 12 188.30 DSPAMC­DSPQ50ETF 163.84 165.07 10.73 189.00 146.00 ­
OrtinLabs 22.85 22.75 23.20 23.25 22.25 13.61 37.90 19.30 ­ ­ SastaSunVent 298.40 300.40 303.00 303.00 296.50 11.97 583.00 234.00 ­ 300.65 Thom.Cook [1] 75.65 75.40 76.00 76.40 75.10 131.76 91.35 54.00 ­ 75.35 DSPAMC­DSPSILVETF 57.02 56.98 1.19 61.20 51.54 ­
Oswal Chem 26.30 26.25 26.55 26.75 26.15 83.56 36.75 19.95 14 26.15 SatiaIndus 152.65 154.85 161.25 164.30 153.85 3781.63 164.30 83.00 ­ ­ ThyrocareTec 634.25 641.20 639.00 649.95 639.00 28.40 1297.00 600.00 27 641.55 DSPBRAMC­LIQUIDETF 1000.00 999.99 33.25 1010.00 805.90 ­
OswalAgroMil 45.35 45.70 46.10 46.80 45.05 208.14 55.05 15.80 ­ 46.15 Satin Credit 158.70 143.25 154.00 154.45 141.25 605.92 162.50 66.70 5 143.30 Tidewater [2] 1029.45 1018.35 1038.00 1038.00 1015.20 14.67 1789.25 975.00 15 1021.55 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0423 1193.61 1194.76 2.76 1300.00 1147.03 ­
Savita [2] 310.55 301.30 313.60 315.00 300.50 61.14 412.00 184.00 8 301.25 Tilakngr Ind 94.85 92.80 96.00 96.00 92.20 137.52 109.70 50.75 60 92.85 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0425 1081.62 1081.76 2.94 1173.50 1056.63 ­
P ............................................... SBCExports
SBI [1]
8.90
570.75
9.00
573.80
9.00
574.95
9.20
577.45
8.75 954.44
568.40 9894.64
208.55 4.75 ­
586.10 425.00 14 573.80
­ Time Tech [1]
Timken
100.00
2917.40
102.60
3000.55
101.00
2919.50
104.90
3020.00
100.30 1343.43 125.90
2911.00 36.30 3465.00
63.10 22 102.40
1714.80 58 2997.95
EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0430 1208.98 1209.45 3.35 1251.40 1155.00 ­
P&GHealth 4024.05 4032.85 4024.05 4116.25 4004.00 7.23 5533.90 3900.55 ­ ­ EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0431 1081.86 1080.22 7.85 1148.50 1035.15 ­
P&S Bk 16.45 16.50 16.70 16.75 16.40 245.66 19.15 12.50 10 16.60 SBICards&Pay 810.30 826.65 818.45 827.95 813.60 1824.25 1130.90 655.70 ­ ­ Tinplate 307.50 304.80 309.05 309.05 300.60 244.11 443.15 252.25 12 304.75 EDELAMC­BBETF0432 1013.98 1013.89 1.89 1156.00 955.83 ­
Page Ind 49224.95 49768.65 49471.10 50425.95 49025.00 27.49 54262.30 36500.00 76 49697.10 SBILifeInsur 1252.80 1265.95 1259.10 1273.75 1255.30 539.06 1339.55 1003.60 76 1265.95 TIPS FILMS 507.70 500.45 500.00 513.45 466.30 76.79 680.00 399.90 ­ ­ EdelAmcEbank 4613.70 4633.39 0.01 5032.50 3500.00 ­
PaisaloDigit [1] 89.90 90.70 91.75 92.00 87.00 1319.21 109.90 58.40 49 90.50 SchaeflerInd [2] 2736.40 2754.60 2750.10 2794.70 2682.85 221.43 3968.75 1448.05 52 2753.75 Tips Ind 1727.80 1735.00 1745.10 1765.95 1712.55 8.73 2246.12 1076.64 30 1731.80 Gold BeEs [1] 43.28 43.23 2202.95 47.00 40.60 43.24
PalredTech 154.35 150.40 162.05 162.05 147.60 49.69 352.15 113.80 ­ 150.60 SChand&Co [5] 168.90 172.75 171.00 174.80 169.65 66.96 205.00 92.20 20 172.35 TirpathiForg 16.40 16.70 16.85 17.45 16.25 400.82 17.45 9.05 ­ ­ Goldmanamc ­ CPSEETF 37.90 38.00 556.04 38.19 28.03 38.00
Pan.Petro [2] 284.05 280.10 286.75 286.75 278.05 57.06 359.00 212.50 10 280.35 Schneider [2] 176.20 174.40 177.10 177.85 174.00 487.30 195.40 92.00 69 174.30 TitanComp [1] 2736.40 2761.50 2750.00 2791.00 2738.25 1144.65 2790.00 1827.15 83 2753.05 HangSengBees [1] 218.25 213.14 79.56 336.00 210.26 211.94
Panac.Bio [1] 144.90 147.70 146.00 149.05 145.05 92.83 276.95 121.35 ­ 147.65 SCI 127.65 130.00 128.35 131.30 127.85 1940.60 160.20 86.00 8 129.90 TMB 507.75 503.00 510.95 513.95 501.00 79.57 537.65 463.55 ­ ­ HDFC Gold [1] 44.40 44.43 377.92 50.00 42.01 44.46
PanachDigLif 73.90 81.25 77.40 81.25 77.40 72.63 85.55 39.90 ­ ­ SE Power 19.20 18.80 19.20 19.65 18.70 22.90 63.80 10.01 ­ 18.75 TN News 260.10 266.70 265.00 269.70 261.00 514.12 279.90 116.30 21 266.60 HDFCAMC ­ HBANKETF 411.23 413.91 3.15 427.70 305.90 ­
ParadepPhosp 61.60 59.30 62.00 62.20 58.80 5572.93 72.00 37.45 ­ ­ Seamec 1120.75 1107.70 1139.00 1144.00 1104.05 2.37 1423.95 820.00 36 1104.25 TN Petro 95.65 95.55 95.80 96.65 95.25 76.01 134.35 80.00 6 95.40 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCGROWTH 88.61 89.67 15.69 104.00 85.00 ­
ParagMilk 106.75 106.65 108.55 108.95 106.30 116.08 159.85 65.50 ­ 106.70 SECUR CREDEN 75.30 76.90 76.10 80.75 74.50 75.12 80.75 67.15 ­ ­ Tokyo Pl 98.35 100.30 99.75 100.90 97.00 14.20 130.75 72.00 ­ 100.55 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCLOWVOL 128.00 125.37 8.26 131.84 124.05 ­
ParasDef&Spc 640.35 630.40 643.90 643.90 628.90 141.98 880.95 523.15 ­ ­ SecureludTec 64.05 63.65 65.40 65.55 62.85 30.50 178.20 56.25 ­ ­ Tor.Pwr 499.70 504.35 502.00 507.35 499.20 136.51 609.90 416.00 13 504.20 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCMOMENT 192.77 190.85 1.77 198.00 187.03 ­
ParDrugs&Che 149.95 151.20 151.45 151.90 148.75 14.03 270.00 131.75 ­ ­ SecuriIntSvc [5] 424.20 418.55 423.00 425.45 413.55 47.05 559.75 400.05 64 419.85 TorrentPhar [5] 1601.20 1650.00 1597.00 1655.00 1597.00 595.41 1655.00 1242.50 56 1649.70 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCQUAL 38.44 38.86 55.77 40.40 36.53 ­
Parsvnath [5] 7.05 7.00 7.20 7.20 7.00 132.11 27.05 6.70 ­ 7.07 Selan Exp 287.60 288.30 289.40 293.00 286.10 76.01 346.65 122.40 25 288.20 TotalTranspt 181.65 182.65 184.85 184.85 175.15 32.20 202.55 45.00 ­ ­ HDFCAMC ­ HDFCSILVER 57.14 56.94 61.44 62.20 51.60 ­
PasuptiAcryl 33.20 33.05 33.65 34.00 32.65 73.53 57.60 28.05 ­ ­ SEPC 8.05 8.10 8.15 8.25 8.05 189.79 12.45 6.10 ­ ­ Tou.Fin.Cor 81.30 86.05 82.45 87.50 81.50 6033.75 87.50 45.50 9 85.90 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCVALUE 88.51 88.38 76.98 92.00 82.04 ­
Patel Eng [1] 21.90 22.00 22.10 22.30 21.85 788.61 34.95 19.70 10 22.00 Sequent Sc [2] 99.80 97.25 100.30 100.95 96.80 560.50 204.45 81.40 ­ 97.30 TPL Plastech [2] 31.45 35.30 32.90 36.50 32.45 1001.09 43.50 21.06 20 35.35 HDFCAMC­HDFCNEXT50 421.05 430.48 6.44 480.25 406.85 ­
Patel Int 14.20 13.75 14.50 14.50 13.30 88.61 21.00 11.05 8 13.96 Sesh.Paper [2] 322.75 329.45 347.00 347.90 327.55 967.12 349.00 133.95 9 329.35 TRACXN TECHN 76.10 71.90 76.10 78.25 71.00 939.61 102.40 71.00 ­ ­ HDFCAMC­HDFCNIF100 180.55 180.59 6.33 214.96 171.30 ­
PBFintech 393.15 386.05 394.80 395.85 382.55 1094.69 1470.00 371.00 ­ ­ SetcoAuto [2] 11.25 10.80 11.35 11.40 10.50 82.48 19.30 9.75 ­ 10.89 Trans.Corp [2] 749.75 714.70 738.50 740.00 708.85 206.78 858.00 528.60 20 714.30 HDFCAmc­Nift [76] 191.63 194.02 56.09 200.03 164.49 193.99
PCBL 129.80 127.15 130.45 130.80 126.20 698.97 254.50 94.75 ­ ­ Shah Alloy 57.30 56.50 59.90 59.90 56.20 9.73 135.35 25.05 1 56.45 TrejharaSolu 71.05 71.10 72.85 72.85 70.10 15.20 127.45 47.45 ­ ­ HDFCAmc­Sens 649.75 657.83 8.46 697.70 487.40 ­
PDS 295.70 300.35 301.55 304.95 293.60 34.71 2041.30 280.00 ­ ­ Shakt.Pump 483.60 480.95 485.75 488.40 473.95 36.65 711.15 415.10 15 478.20 Trent [1] 1458.95 1527.90 1460.00 1543.00 1460.00 2085.52 1542.00 971.00 122 1529.15 IBULLSAMC ­ IBMFNIFTY 185.37 186.87 2.26 220.26 148.99 ­
Pearl Glo 421.40 412.55 421.50 427.50 408.10 4.52 615.05 287.40 24 410.90 Shal.Paints [2] 159.40 162.05 158.25 165.00 156.80 169.84 184.40 89.35 ­ 161.80 TRF 156.60 156.60 156.35 158.70 154.85 88.38 374.35 108.75 9 156.85 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI500 25.64 25.79 29.45 26.80 21.23 ­
Pearl Poly 18.20 18.35 18.20 18.70 18.20 16.11 36.45 14.15 ­ 18.30 SHALBY 142.95 138.55 144.40 144.50 137.45 93.88 159.70 95.10 20 138.45 Trib Bhimji 80.00 80.05 80.00 81.25 79.65 129.70 101.00 51.00 18 79.90 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIALPLV 175.27 177.81 352.04 197.60 137.40 ­
Pennar Ind [5] 59.15 59.70 59.70 62.25 59.05 2685.84 62.35 25.70 22 59.50 ShankarBldg 715.35 709.90 715.05 733.45 708.10 30.92 843.00 477.50 47 709.35 Trident [1] 35.30 35.25 35.60 35.60 35.15 3011.37 70.90 33.05 24 35.25 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIAUTO 132.91 134.84 28.98 136.28 92.90 ­
Persistnt 3621.50 3693.05 3657.00 3723.70 3651.50 151.48 4986.85 3091.65 39 3692.35 Shanthi Grs [1] 380.60 388.75 385.00 391.35 376.20 258.31 391.55 140.00 53 389.05 Trigyn 100.85 100.10 99.50 101.75 99.50 60.54 218.60 86.65 ­ 100.30 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIBANKP 209.76 209.90 7.02 214.78 161.50 ­
Petronet 208.95 205.55 208.95 209.00 203.80 2454.13 240.00 190.30 9 205.45 Sharda Moto [2] 769.40 759.20 782.95 785.95 755.05 14.44 950.00 580.00 13 758.05 TRIL [1] 64.90 60.70 65.40 65.55 58.50 1327.52 67.15 25.10 49 60.60 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIFMCG 447.20 451.01 8.13 465.60 338.00 ­
PFC 113.80 115.25 114.15 115.50 113.00 8248.49 142.10 97.15 3 114.85 ShardaCropch 389.15 374.30 391.10 394.40 372.20 169.34 767.70 300.05 18 374.80 Triv.Eng [1] 259.95 251.45 267.70 267.70 247.30 794.98 374.00 185.65 17 251.30 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIM150 119.42 120.67 22.33 133.20 96.75 ­
Pfizer 4359.70 4378.05 4342.20 4388.00 4342.20 8.65 5430.00 4056.00 40 4379.50 ShareIndSec 1310.35 1324.80 1330.00 1349.00 1314.05 43.62 1475.00 725.00 ­ ­ Triv.Tur [1] 289.75 279.80 300.00 301.35 279.00 1390.61 305.10 146.90 76 279.70 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIPHARM 83.70 84.49 17.62 105.00 71.99 ­
PG Elec 1063.95 1047.25 1074.60 1086.90 1034.10 13.01 1144.50 483.50 55 1046.45 SheelaFoam [5] 2749.25 2777.10 2763.00 2785.25 2741.00 21.55 4054.00 2460.10 63 2777.55 TrucapFin 60.75 59.70 62.65 62.65 59.20 142.55 111.80 53.20 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICITECH 29.42 29.82 342.03 419.70 27.11 ­
PGHH 14111.45 14086.90 14167.90 14207.00 14003.30 16.61 16466.40 12751.00 79 14058.80 Shilpa Med [1] 313.30 314.85 313.30 317.65 313.05 99.67 615.30 310.80 13 315.10 TT 83.70 82.80 83.70 85.75 82.50 6.49 137.00 65.90 16 83.10 ICICIPRAMC ­ IPRU5008 41.01 41.31 69.87 449.70 35.90 ­
Phoenx.Mil [2] 1431.00 1427.85 1437.85 1450.00 1417.00 151.34 1495.25 884.30 129 1425.85 ShilyEngPlas 1901.85 1928.80 1915.00 1964.00 1863.80 1.44 2390.00 1541.25 ­ ­ TTK Prst [1] 916.75 931.30 916.00 945.00 916.00 46.87 1269.60 748.55 40 931.45 ICICIPRAMC­BARATWIN 55.59 56.02 1654.32 62.80 40.10 ­
PidiliteInd [1] 2560.55 2584.40 2563.00 2596.35 2553.60 708.50 2916.85 1988.60 105 2584.30 Shiv.Global 20.75 20.80 21.20 21.20 20.30 20.57 38.95 12.80 18 20.95 TTKHealtcare 936.30 866.15 944.80 947.40 847.00 68.04 999.00 621.90 2 863.85 ICICIPRAMC­ICICI5GSEC 49.86 50.00 5.31 52.27 49.40 ­
PIIndustries [1] 3213.25 3241.95 3228.00 3288.40 3220.00 180.78 3505.00 2334.35 55 3240.00 ShivalikBimt 435.15 433.25 439.90 443.00 425.05 79.41 760.00 284.85 ­ ­ TubeInvIndia 2668.30 2743.25 2675.00 2783.85 2671.75 206.68 2881.90 1392.45 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC­ICICICONSU 79.28 80.24 6.22 83.70 57.01 ­
PIL Italica [1] 7.80 7.75 7.80 7.90 7.75 158.74 16.03 6.20 ­ 7.79 Shivam Auto [2] 35.70 33.95 36.35 36.35 33.95 208.48 50.00 21.25 ­ 34.25 TV Today [5] 282.50 277.05 280.00 283.55 275.00 49.67 460.00 236.00 9 276.65 ICICIPRAMC­ICICIINFRA 52.58 53.13 12.44 61.22 49.01 ­
Pilani Inv 1879.00 1927.00 1899.95 1933.75 1878.05 5.24 2246.95 1509.95 14 1927.50 ShivaMills 117.10 118.55 117.80 120.00 117.75 22.34 209.00 75.00 6 118.25 TV18 Br [2] 34.70 34.95 34.90 35.45 34.70 4010.01 82.55 34.50 ­ 34.95 ICICIPRAMC­ICICILIQ 999.99 999.99 361.63 1199.20 980.00 ­
Pion.Dist 179.35 182.85 181.95 184.95 174.05 25.97 209.30 128.00 ­ 182.25 ShivaTaxyarn 148.55 158.25 150.20 166.00 150.20 24.43 322.15 140.00 13 158.10 TVS Elec 284.90 280.55 287.60 287.80 278.60 68.96 333.00 156.00 27 280.30 ICICIPRAMC­ICICIMOM30 19.87 20.20 34.44 220.00 18.41 ­
Pion.Emb 42.15 42.20 42.85 42.90 41.95 6.23 79.60 34.05 14 42.35 ShivlkRasayn 816.00 808.20 817.10 827.95 802.10 4.86 1195.00 664.35 ­ ­ TVS Mot [1] 1127.15 1146.05 1132.80 1155.80 1131.05 1201.54 1177.00 513.00 47 1145.90 ICICIPRAMC­ICICINXT50 43.55 43.83 100.17 51.10 32.80 ­
Pirmal.Ent [2] 847.85 849.40 852.00 860.00 846.80 742.48 1567.87 785.85 36 849.35 Shop.Stop [5] 747.20 749.55 759.95 766.75 738.95 56.55 819.00 301.20 108 749.20 TVS Sri 2502.45 2455.05 2511.00 2525.95 2450.00 4.31 2887.45 1470.00 42 2459.30 ICICIPRAMC­ICICISIL 59.04 58.96 235.54 79.50 54.35 ­
PittiEngg [5] 295.65 292.30 292.80 299.00 290.00 48.03 374.90 168.00 17 293.15 Shr.CU.Fin 1843.25 1824.40 1843.25 1859.10 1820.25 26.32 2299.00 1402.00 10 1826.05 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 44.46 44.46 275.89 53.00 39.60 ­
PixTransmisn 830.30 857.25 842.75 870.00 835.40 9.50 1140.50 713.70 ­ ­ Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 56.10 54.05 56.00 56.05 53.3518005.37 68.70 24.45 ­ 54.05 U ............................................... ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 103.31 104.21 8.56 117.95 82.99 ­
Plastiblen [5] 200.95 200.55 202.00 203.65 200.15 7.24 263.95 176.95 14 200.65 Shr.Tr.Fin 1274.70 1229.15 1273.95 1273.95 1225.00 620.83 1696.15 1002.50 9 1228.40 UB [1] 1653.45 1652.85 1657.00 1660.30 1631.05 193.64 1793.65 1274.60 80 1653.55 ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 96.93 97.94 33.15 112.10 75.30 ­
PNB Gilts 60.90 60.80 61.00 61.45 60.70 71.86 78.95 58.15 ­ 60.80 Shre PushChe 231.40 230.90 232.90 235.00 230.00 17.58 323.90 193.00 20 230.80 Ucal Fuel 124.75 130.40 125.00 131.30 125.00 36.81 176.00 102.40 27 130.45 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 196.40 199.03 6.84 220.30 167.32 ­
PNB Housing 448.35 440.00 450.70 452.00 436.55 376.54 602.05 312.00 9 439.80 ShreDigvjCem 65.60 66.65 66.65 66.95 65.60 215.02 84.55 47.10 ­ ­ Uco Bk 13.00 13.20 13.10 13.35 12.95 6009.52 14.80 10.52 ­ 13.18 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 192.91 195.41 231.75 222.30 161.10 ­
PNC Infratec [2] 257.85 258.00 258.00 259.90 255.70 66.07 361.00 219.35 13 258.30 ShreeCements 21779.85 22740.50 21760.50 22800.00 21760.50 74.99 29825.00 17900.00 50 22741.80 UdaipurCemen 31.80 31.00 31.50 31.55 30.35 379.87 41.80 25.40 ­ ­ ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 658.03 666.11 5.94 690.38 556.31 ­
PodarHseDVPT 237.10 239.40 235.50 244.40 232.00 9.10 312.90 144.20 ­ 243.00 SHRENIK 1.85 1.85 1.85 1.90 1.85 571.36 4.60 1.70 ­ ­ Uflex 725.60 697.55 726.75 732.00 690.60 168.15 811.05 473.40 21 697.50 IDBI Gold [100] 4617.85 4630.85 0.07 5400.00 4191.00 4639.00
PoddarPigmen 297.20 297.05 294.00 304.40 290.00 45.47 355.50 231.00 12 296.90 ShreRamProtn 70.30 71.40 70.30 73.05 67.40 103.46 138.00 30.05 ­ ­ UFO Moviez 109.50 112.40 109.10 114.35 108.60 142.92 138.70 83.45 ­ 112.30 IDFCAMC­IDFNIFTYET 189.45 190.68 0.63 209.50 150.66 ­
Pokarna Ltd [2] 441.90 448.40 441.90 456.30 429.95 88.23 832.00 407.30 ­ 447.95 Shreyans 145.65 150.10 146.50 153.90 146.50 81.68 154.05 79.10 22 150.30 Ugar Sug [1] 76.20 76.85 77.00 77.75 76.15 305.32 86.50 25.30 13 76.90 Infra BeEs 539.79 545.11 3.58 2050.00 1605.00 1904.00
Poly.Medi [5] 921.75 921.35 926.40 930.90 905.55 38.69 1077.10 652.30 64 923.35 Shreyas 328.85 318.35 334.75 334.75 316.05 58.70 429.45 213.00 3 317.35 UgroCapital 179.40 177.90 179.55 182.50 176.80 281.02 230.35 119.95 ­ ­ InvesIndGold [100] 4520.00 4509.20 0.02 4946.00 4179.38 4511.00
PolycabIndia 2752.80 2777.45 2767.30 2790.00 2750.00 174.84 2862.50 2043.85 ­ ­ ShriramPropr 74.45 74.50 74.55 75.85 74.05 78.34 115.75 59.55 ­ ­ UjivanFinSer 246.25 245.40 248.40 249.00 244.00 313.67 263.15 96.10 ­ 245.20 InvesInNifty 1953.45 1989.65 0.00 2319.00 1382.78 ­
Polyplex 1705.40 1677.85 1708.05 1722.20 1665.50 173.78 2870.00 1650.00 9 1678.20 ShyamCent [1] 21.85 22.10 22.40 22.40 21.90 186.05 38.05 10.69 9 22.10 UjjivanSFB 25.00 25.20 25.25 25.50 25.10 2220.57 26.45 13.50 ­ ­ Kotak Nifty [5] 189.13 191.31 85.72 2127.70 1630.00 1901.80
PonawalaFinC 309.90 314.40 311.45 317.90 311.15 2109.64 343.80 164.10 ­ ­ ShyamMetalic 291.75 305.80 293.40 306.90 293.05 341.90 385.50 273.10 ­ ­ UltraTech 6445.85 6714.95 6478.10 6730.90 6454.75 538.11 8267.00 5158.05 30 6713.35 Kotak PSU Bk 340.69 343.53 13.55 348.00 231.06 344.66
Ponnie Sug 242.70 291.20 288.50 291.20 276.40 439.56 323.95 195.30 7 291.45 Siemens [2] 2918.35 2925.60 2941.00 2960.00 2918.00 332.49 3136.80 2023.15 88 2923.55 UmaExports 48.15 47.70 49.15 49.15 47.55 36.44 74.90 43.60 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMC ­ KOTAKIT 29.26 29.64 123.28 46.00 26.00 ­
Power Mech 1772.00 1769.65 1787.25 1829.75 1738.10 119.45 2108.00 805.15 17 1770.70 SigachiIndus 272.95 267.20 275.00 277.80 265.00 51.17 494.00 233.25 ­ ­ UmangDair [5] 59.70 60.10 60.15 61.55 59.40 17.91 90.00 44.55 ­ 59.35 KOTAKMAMC ­ KTAKMID50 86.12 86.20 3.00 99.50 70.01 ­
PowerGrid 226.80 228.15 227.95 230.25 226.70 8816.76 248.25 180.30 11 228.10 SignetIndus 40.40 39.50 40.90 40.90 39.00 12.19 69.45 27.95 ­ ­ Unichm Lab [2] 388.05 411.05 393.95 418.30 393.45 684.80 418.15 197.50 ­ 410.80 KOTAKMAMC­KOTAKALP 29.30 29.59 366.08 41.00 24.36 ­
Praj Ind [2] 411.35 413.20 413.75 418.20 406.25 701.22 461.50 289.05 39 413.05 SilgoRetail 23.45 23.10 23.45 23.70 23.00 23.36 41.60 22.70 ­ ­ Union Bk 53.65 53.90 53.80 54.70 52.9520844.51 54.80 33.55 6 53.85 KOTAKMAMC­KOTAKCONS 77.40 84.73 0.22 95.00 74.70 ­
Prajay 14.65 14.55 14.70 15.40 14.40 160.95 26.00 12.50 ­ 14.50 SillymonkEnt 28.65 28.65 28.50 29.75 28.10 22.66 33.70 16.40 ­ ­ Uniph.Ent [2] 133.30 133.75 134.90 134.95 131.55 2.26 157.00 105.40 20 133.35 KOTAKMAMC­KTAKLOVOL 12.82 13.35 39.29 15.85 10.50 ­
PrakashPipes 169.10 170.30 169.75 171.95 168.05 59.01 210.00 125.00 ­ ­ Simp.Inf [2] 55.70 54.00 55.70 55.95 52.95 11.80 102.70 32.90 ­ 54.05 United Spr [2] 873.25 896.35 875.30 899.00 872.10 2082.89 1019.75 712.30 61 896.55 KOTAKMAMC­KOTAKMNC 19.69 19.90 3.02 23.72 18.62 ­
Praksh.Ind 52.20 51.65 52.35 52.40 51.10 256.74 87.50 45.35 5 51.50 SintercomInd 83.20 90.60 83.30 92.80 82.95 19.45 108.00 70.30 ­ ­ UnitedDrilng 296.05 292.75 303.00 303.00 291.65 11.68 604.85 280.00 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMC­KOTKBKETF 415.72 418.65 171.09 424.29 322.03 ­
Praksh.Stl [1] 5.15 5.25 5.20 5.30 5.00 597.77 9.92 2.60 2 5.22 SircPaintInd 585.50 585.85 588.45 593.20 582.05 26.19 669.95 364.15 ­ ­ Univ.Cab 241.35 242.05 242.50 246.10 233.25 56.18 266.85 122.85 22 241.10 Kotal Gold [1] 43.58 43.44 235.30 46.98 41.20 43.41
PrataapSnac [5] 871.40 931.35 890.00 945.50 874.00 80.73 955.00 562.95 163 933.45 SitiNetwork 1.65 1.65 1.70 1.75 1.65 2069.32 4.15 1.40 ­ ­ UnivastIndia 69.65 66.70 69.40 71.45 65.55 20.02 121.75 57.35 ­ ­ KOTKMAMCKTNV20ETF 97.86 99.61 66.13 106.80 84.60 ­
PraxisHome [5] 30.30 28.80 30.35 30.85 28.30 67.61 76.80 28.05 15 28.85 Siyaram [2] 448.20 439.20 451.00 452.00 433.50 44.36 698.00 393.90 9 439.00 UniversusImg 545.30 536.70 545.25 546.00 535.00 2.22 988.00 371.85 ­ ­ LICNAMC­LICNFENGP 190.74 192.99 1.07 196.50 164.10 192.56
PrecisionCam 104.95 104.45 107.40 107.40 103.50 33.38 189.50 85.45 18 104.25 SJSEnterpris 440.75 446.65 445.00 449.90 442.10 90.29 551.00 339.50 ­ ­ UNO MINDA 531.90 536.70 534.50 539.60 528.20 573.96 1257.40 494.00 ­ ­ LICNAMC­LICNFESGP 649.12 655.63 1.36 677.40 523.99 ­
Precot 204.45 204.15 207.00 207.45 202.35 2.46 400.00 195.20 ­ ­ SJVN 35.75 35.05 35.95 36.15 34.90 6261.42 36.90 25.45 11 35.10 UPL [2] 713.90 730.20 717.50 732.00 711.00 2733.50 848.00 607.80 39 730.60 LICNAMC­LICNFNHGP 191.46 193.59 3.10 230.00 161.51 ­
Precsn.Pipe 209.70 209.25 209.80 211.00 206.70 4.43 261.00 168.70 27 211.15 SKF India 4332.70 4398.40 4354.40 4410.70 4340.10 37.92 5074.20 2984.40 49 4400.00 Usha Mar [1] 133.75 141.20 134.00 142.85 134.00 1326.92 164.65 80.55 22 141.10 LICNAMC­LICNMFET 22.20 22.34 15.11 26.94 19.00 ­
Precsn.Wre [1] 88.45 86.90 90.25 90.25 86.65 53.31 131.45 51.34 15 86.40 Skipper [1] 67.30 67.55 67.00 68.40 67.00 45.57 84.35 50.00 18 67.60 UTIAMC 703.70 701.65 707.25 715.00 696.60 429.58 1165.85 595.00 ­ ­ Liquid BeEs [1000] 1000.00 999.99 2440.63 1002.00 971.00 1000.00
PremierExplo 463.25 444.30 462.00 473.25 443.10 14.10 532.00 220.00 86 444.90 Smartlink [2] 166.70 168.25 167.05 173.90 167.05 109.03 253.80 97.60 6 167.70 Utm.Sug 240.25 238.50 241.90 242.65 236.15 58.48 337.30 152.30 7 238.55 MIRAEAMC ­ MAFANG 36.39 36.93 1129.36 69.00 36.00 ­
PremPolyfil [5] 90.75 86.65 92.40 92.85 86.00 25.63 133.30 34.98 37 108.65 SMCGloblSecu 79.40 79.90 79.80 80.90 78.65 25.36 95.40 69.80 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAMFGETF 83.54 84.78 21.86 95.00 68.64 ­
SML Isuzu 773.95 779.40 779.05 795.70 776.50 13.25 887.80 470.90 ­ 779.15
Prestige Est 443.55 442.00 445.00 447.70 440.20 81.24 553.40 375.00 34 441.50
SMS Phr [1] 90.35 89.45 91.25 91.90 89.00 36.30 147.00 71.00 22 89.40
V ............................................... MIRAEAMC­MAESGETF
MIRAEAMC­MAFSETF
29.55
18.44
29.94
18.64
75.52
76.42
32.70
21.00
25.49
14.01
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PRICOL [1] 186.90 194.40 188.00 197.00 186.30 1629.65 208.00 96.45 40 194.35 V Mart 2949.50 3010.20 2964.25 3174.90 2941.90 107.06 4488.00 2406.00 98 3021.80
Prime Foc [1] 75.10 76.00 74.25 78.00 74.00 40.32 102.75 60.35 ­ 76.00 SnowmanLogi 36.50 36.10 36.50 37.00 35.90 156.11 45.85 24.40 ­ 36.15 MIRAEAMC­MAHKTECH 10.27 10.14 3468.11 23.00 10.00 ­
Sobha 622.15 627.05 624.50 628.55 621.00 140.53 1045.00 480.35 53 627.35 V2 Retail 105.35 105.35 106.95 107.00 105.00 20.58 206.95 99.00 ­ 104.80 MIRAEAMC­MAM150ETF 11.76 11.92 1035.14 14.54 8.93 ­
Prime.Sec [5] 105.90 105.55 105.00 106.80 100.60 179.73 131.70 84.00 27 106.10 VA T Wab [2] 264.70 263.80 264.00 270.45 262.00 128.34 374.80 220.00 15 263.90
PrincPipeFit 517.00 528.20 519.00 531.50 517.85 262.02 897.00 513.15 ­ ­ Solar Ind [2] 3905.80 3901.85 3949.00 3956.60 3877.80 27.01 4200.00 2160.05 130 3906.65 MIRAEAMC­MAN50ETF 185.77 187.74 222.62 210.00 143.70 ­
SolarActPhSc 409.50 398.30 411.55 414.15 396.00 62.70 1384.00 320.00 ­ ­ Vadilal 2232.05 2227.45 2205.20 2272.45 2171.45 23.28 2857.75 827.30 34 2230.95 MIRAEAMC­MANXT50 425.87 430.60 10.01 530.18 352.79 ­
PrismJohnson 122.60 122.75 123.25 123.90 122.00 74.11 160.00 96.75 50 122.65 VadivrSpeChe 232.05 232.75 232.50 235.05 227.90 6.49 338.00 206.30 ­ ­
PritiIntnatl 176.65 169.45 177.35 180.50 167.85 44.35 232.40 61.85 ­ ­ Som Dist [5] 110.60 108.60 108.85 111.90 106.70 411.99 133.30 34.98 46 108.65 MIRAEAMC­MASPTOP50 25.87 26.59 487.47 37.00 23.10 ­
Somany [2] 540.70 536.30 540.75 541.70 532.50 8.21 952.45 512.50 21 535.15 Vaibhav [2] 356.25 352.25 358.60 359.70 348.00 181.94 636.20 288.00 49 351.40 MOTIAMC­MOHEALTH 23.50 23.41 1.17 27.95 22.01 ­
PritikAutoIn 16.55 17.30 16.55 17.50 16.30 459.89 22.20 10.45 ­ ­ VaishaliPhar 103.65 105.50 107.00 107.00 102.50 187.10 119.30 28.95 ­ ­
PriviSpecial 1342.70 1314.50 1347.00 1351.20 1307.55 6.25 2249.00 1015.30 ­ ­ SonaBLWPrecn 464.20 465.40 472.00 475.75 460.75 1420.33 839.90 453.00 ­ ­ MOTIAMC­MOLOWVOL 24.01 24.47 1.84 129.00 21.01 ­
Sonata [1] 514.85 523.45 510.90 526.15 510.20 132.94 703.05 457.50 35 523.95 Vakrang [1] 31.95 31.50 32.20 32.60 31.35 3900.52 46.95 23.60 ­ 31.50 MOTIAMC­MOMOMEN 39.81 40.26 12.96 225.34 36.85 ­
ProzoneIntu [2] 21.55 21.35 21.85 21.85 21.30 54.10 39.90 19.50 ­ 21.30 ValiantOrgan 678.25 669.35 681.65 692.85 665.05 21.76 1358.90 504.00 ­ ­
PrudentCorp 720.65 690.95 730.00 733.20 678.55 42.94 750.00 460.95 ­ ­ South In Bk [1] 13.30 13.70 13.40 14.00 13.2058104.03 14.12 7.27 5 13.66 MOTIAMC­MONQ50 49.51 50.53 152.73 78.00 45.00 ­
SouthWestPin 136.50 130.30 136.50 136.50 129.15 61.92 249.00 123.95 ­ ­ Vard Text [2] 341.30 336.55 333.10 339.25 327.05 462.24 576.00 245.50 7 336.05 MOTILALAMC ­ G5 49.31 49.30 3.97 59.05 40.01 ­
PSPProjects 564.20 589.50 566.35 594.40 562.65 181.15 683.90 446.65 14 589.60 Vard.Acry 53.05 52.60 53.50 53.70 52.20 26.56 355.35 221.15 13 353.90
PTL Ent [1] 31.70 31.85 32.25 32.35 31.60 79.04 41.80 23.35 14 31.80 SPApparels 381.80 362.35 382.00 386.45 358.55 137.07 530.00 308.95 9 362.75 MOTILALAMC­MOQUALITY 117.50 119.05 0.21 162.98 110.30 ­
Spec.Rest 199.45 189.20 198.05 205.00 187.20 159.91 242.00 84.15 23 188.95 Vard.Hld 3042.25 3032.55 3050.00 3050.00 2979.05 0.42 4667.55 2551.00 12 3033.45 MOTILALAMC­MOVALUE 43.48 43.58 3.81 58.35 38.70 ­
PudumjePa [1] 45.70 48.75 45.90 49.20 45.45 2839.24 49.20 31.00 12 48.50 Vard.SPC 260.05 262.05 264.00 266.95 260.30 30.74 293.00 201.10 10 262.40
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 43.10 42.65 43.60 43.75 41.7582205.50 44.80 28.05 17 42.60 SpencersRetl 72.95 72.95 73.45 74.05 72.60 43.25 144.30 62.20 ­ ­ MOTIOSMIDCAP100ETF 32.90 33.28 95.95 37.80 26.42 ­
SPIC 53.10 52.15 53.20 53.65 51.85 368.95 93.05 40.80 6 52.05 VarrocEngg 307.70 310.35 309.00 313.50 309.00 81.89 493.85 275.00 ­ ­ MOTIOSNASDAQ100ETF 90.40 92.52 872.48 138.60 84.40 ­
Punj.Chem 1233.45 1254.15 1230.00 1278.80 1224.00 7.43 1630.00 1026.00 19 1251.95 VarunBevera 1040.05 1049.05 1046.85 1055.00 1032.10 1353.11 1194.80 545.27 65 1050.15
Punj.Mohta 19.75 20.40 19.80 20.65 19.55 15.97 34.00 17.00 ­ 20.25 Spicejet 39.80 39.90 40.00 40.45 39.50 1084.16 87.30 34.75 ­ ­ MOTIOSWALM50ETF 178.82 180.53 1.23 194.00 150.46 ­
SPL Ind 62.35 72.35 63.35 73.80 63.10 1480.92 79.95 38.80 8 72.15 Vascon 27.85 27.95 28.00 28.30 27.80 214.86 36.70 18.60 12 27.95 NiftyBeEs [1] 193.96 196.27 8882.83 198.39 165.68 196.29
Puravankra [5] 95.00 94.25 96.00 96.00 93.50 67.64 166.35 77.90 30 94.25 Vaswani 20.40 20.40 20.35 21.00 20.35 26.73 38.50 13.00 12 20.45
PVP Ven 8.30 8.05 8.30 8.50 7.95 195.34 11.25 4.52 2 8.03 SPML Infra [2] 32.50 32.35 33.15 33.35 31.55 29.76 75.40 10.60 11 32.25 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 446.94 449.47 101.78 480.85 370.05 448.98
SportkingInd 793.90 669.40 704.05 723.60 660.15 184.82 1123.05 660.15 ­ ­ VaxtexCotfab 9.95 10.00 9.95 10.20 9.15 76.39 37.35 7.60 ­ ­ NIPINDETFCONSUMP 85.74 86.77 12.20 99.30 61.05 ­
PVR 1740.75 1775.00 1745.00 1784.95 1745.00 476.51 2211.55 1224.70 ­ 1773.35 Vedanta [1] 284.85 280.80 274.00 284.95 273.8012599.03 440.75 206.10 6 280.90
Sr.Leathrs 211.20 217.35 211.75 219.00 211.25 28.50 265.00 150.00 24 217.40 NIPINDETFDIVOPP 46.57 46.93 5.11 54.99 39.16 ­
Sr.Ray.HHP 704.40 686.55 717.70 717.70 682.00 12.62 950.80 269.10 10 687.25 VedantFashn 1430.55 1449.05 1439.25 1456.00 1426.05 47.68 1501.55 790.20 ­ ­ NIPINDETFETFNV20 99.79 100.64 11.84 118.00 82.05 ­
Q ............................................... SRF 2494.45 2558.65 2506.00 2565.00 2505.00 493.49 2864.35 1975.00 44 2557.60 Venky's 1960.60 1936.95 1970.45 1971.90 1931.10 18.61 2948.05 1775.05 17 1935.30 NIPINDETFIT 29.46 29.81 3422.73 41.08 27.10 ­
Quess Corp 549.60 552.80 559.45 560.00 549.30 63.68 966.00 527.60 44 553.35 StampedeCap 13.25 13.05 13.60 13.60 12.80 203.86 15.70 7.60 ­ ­ VensPipe&Tub 756.10 755.35 764.70 765.00 754.00 65.59 774.85 325.00 ­ ­ NIPINDETFLONGTEGILT 22.67 22.61 24.63 25.80 20.37 ­
QuickHealTec 187.40 188.50 189.25 189.85 187.00 74.86 257.00 143.95 17 188.65 Star Pap 210.55 213.20 214.00 217.80 212.10 148.65 220.75 110.45 7 212.95 VenusRem 215.30 210.80 215.30 220.00 210.00 35.93 580.65 178.65 6 211.40 NIPINDETFMIDCAP150 119.78 120.63 110.92 140.00 87.29 ­
StarCement [1] 103.80 106.30 104.35 107.00 103.75 232.53 113.60 81.50 26 106.20 VerandaLearn 328.00 322.30 330.75 330.75 319.00 130.39 380.00 175.00 ­ ­ NIPINDETFNIFTY100 187.26 189.00 15.24 219.20 155.55 ­
R ............................................... StarHealth 717.00 713.55 717.00 722.45 709.70 70.60 940.00 469.05 ­ ­ VertozAdvtsg 102.35 103.40 104.00 106.55 102.85 20.26 151.50 67.35 ­ ­ NIPPONAMC­NETFAUTO 133.23 135.41 103.00 143.90 92.01 ­
R Sys Intl [1] 230.15 234.55 231.35 238.65 231.10 20.66 354.55 185.00 22 235.90 StartechFin 131.55 131.60 134.90 138.30 131.05 14.92 195.80 115.00 ­ ­ Vesuvius 1471.60 1501.05 1457.05 1530.00 1457.05 9.29 1683.70 906.00 36 1496.35 NIPPONAMC­NETFPHA 13.20 13.31 638.39 16.33 11.75 ­
Radico [2] 1036.15 1041.85 1041.35 1058.05 1026.05 167.44 1299.85 731.35 56 1041.75 STC India 83.40 82.60 83.40 84.00 82.05 16.48 127.00 67.10 19 82.70 Veto Switch 109.45 115.45 110.80 116.65 107.00 262.73 125.05 77.00 9 115.60 NIPPONAMC­NETFSIL 57.21 57.11 1413.68 74.00 46.15 ­
RadikaJwlTec 153.90 154.75 148.40 157.95 148.40 8.35 199.90 147.45 ­ ­ Steel Strp [5] 802.75 805.40 810.00 815.05 791.30 39.44 956.00 678.60 13 804.70 V­Guard [1] 253.00 256.00 253.00 256.70 251.40 783.53 264.90 181.90 46 255.85 NIPPONIND­NIMFXX 108.80 108.60 0.87 109.25 105.75 ­
RagegainTrvl 272.35 271.15 275.00 275.05 264.50 195.09 525.00 235.00 ­ ­ Steelcast 440.75 446.00 448.60 450.00 437.95 27.06 509.95 238.00 ­ ­ VidhiSpclIng [1] 380.40 378.75 382.35 385.00 373.70 32.13 513.60 305.00 34 376.40 PSU Bk BeEs [1] 38.11 38.27 967.87 39.00 25.36 38.25
RailTelCorp 118.20 116.45 119.00 120.75 115.35 2284.75 129.00 84.00 ­ ­ SteelExIndia 11.75 12.25 11.85 12.25 11.80 1031.93 258.70 10.95 ­ ­ VijayaDianos 453.40 437.10 454.10 458.95 431.10 106.45 602.95 295.00 ­ ­ Qgold [2] 42.99 42.91 252.26 46.82 40.16 42.91
RailVikasNgm 40.65 40.00 41.00 41.50 39.8010055.20 42.05 29.00 ­ ­ Stel Hld [1] 122.15 123.00 124.60 124.60 121.80 4.05 0.24 0.20 ­ ­ Viji Finance [1] 2.45 2.55 2.40 2.55 2.35 191.63 7.02 2.00 ­ 2.51 Qnifty 1882.90 1907.09 0.46 2050.00 1605.00 1904.00
Rain Ind [2] 161.35 167.30 162.45 168.30 161.55 3093.24 256.00 128.65 ­ 167.15 Ster.Tool [2] 239.25 251.20 246.00 251.20 242.00 108.82 322.00 116.05 26 250.85 Vikas EcoTec [1] 3.95 3.85 4.05 4.05 3.80 8359.37 6.90 1.69 ­ 3.84 RELCAPAMC­NETFGILT5Y 49.56 49.52 71.12 59.40 41.99 ­
RainbowChild 683.35 689.05 702.00 702.00 670.65 222.57 730.80 410.00 ­ ­ Sterlg&Wilsn 290.00 288.15 291.45 293.95 286.95 126.68 458.70 273.15 ­ ­ VikasLifecre 4.90 4.80 4.90 4.90 4.75 5452.26 6.85 3.10 ­ ­ RELCAPAMC­NETFSDL26 108.08 107.96 6.82 124.00 102.00 ­
Raj TV [5] 44.85 45.20 47.30 47.35 44.50 8.20 64.30 33.55 ­ 45.35 SterliteTech 162.95 164.60 164.65 165.85 162.50 575.79 317.40 128.60 ­ ­ Vimta Lab [2] 413.70 425.60 416.50 433.00 413.70 218.93 453.00 292.85 19 425.55 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFQLTY 150.74 152.23 2.31 169.99 126.99 ­
Raj.Exp [1] 660.60 691.60 663.95 705.00 662.05 440.56 994.50 516.05 ­ 689.95 StoveKraft 649.75 639.80 650.25 656.45 637.00 35.27 1085.00 475.00 ­ ­ Vinati Org [1] 1927.30 1907.35 1936.95 1936.95 1898.00 38.18 2372.95 1675.00 53 1905.30 SBIAMC ­ SETF10GILT 203.00 202.30 0.39 239.00 184.70 ­
RajnandniMet 277.45 281.40 278.00 282.00 277.90 25.42 488.20 144.20 ­ ­ Str.Arcolab 301.00 309.45 302.55 317.00 302.50 747.87 559.75 263.45 21 309.45 Vindh.Tel 1334.15 1336.10 1331.95 1346.00 1331.40 4.23 1465.05 849.00 21 1334.55 SBIAMC­SBIETFCON 79.12 80.24 7.45 83.48 58.55 ­
RajratanGlbl 873.75 849.95 851.40 865.00 835.00 222.44 1409.90 516.30 ­ ­ StylamIndust 1066.20 1094.60 1077.95 1108.55 1071.15 25.39 1269.05 761.10 ­ ­ VineetLabs 61.30 61.75 60.90 63.05 60.80 13.05 92.00 45.50 ­ ­ SBIAMC­SBIETFIT 293.64 297.56 8.58 428.70 270.66 ­
Rajsr.Sug 34.25 34.55 34.75 35.80 34.10 28.60 48.00 21.90 ­ 34.45 SUBEX 29.85 30.20 30.40 30.55 29.90 1815.75 61.20 18.60 ­ ­ VIP Ind [2] 704.40 747.10 707.95 764.00 707.55 1154.90 774.50 494.25 75 745.30 SBIAMC­SBIETFPB 211.30 212.99 1.03 250.00 163.75 ­
RajsrePolypk 196.80 195.05 200.00 200.00 194.00 6.96 284.00 137.55 ­ ­ Subros [2] 327.85 329.75 329.50 335.05 328.05 17.48 415.00 269.15 53 330.00 VIPClothing [2] 36.45 36.75 36.45 37.30 35.75 177.21 40.50 16.50 ­ 37.05 SBI­ETF Gold 44.61 44.43 285.04 4404.25 42.00 ­
Rallis [1] 228.05 226.60 228.00 230.95 225.10 173.64 299.25 182.55 27 226.55 Sud.Chem [2] 405.05 411.45 406.55 419.65 406.00 266.66 635.50 392.95 34 411.15 Visa Stl 14.55 15.00 14.30 15.20 14.30 65.37 26.50 11.30 ­ 15.12 SBI­ETF NIFTY 50 183.33 185.73 327.35 210.00 156.70 ­
Rama News 15.95 15.80 15.70 16.25 15.70 33.93 22.75 14.30 ­ 15.85 Sumeet 5.65 5.70 5.70 5.80 5.65 74.63 14.43 5.58 ­ 5.74 Visagar [1] 1.30 1.25 1.35 1.35 1.25 650.01 3.44 0.71 ­ 1.27 SBI­ETF NIFTY BANK 411.09 413.89 406.16 419.67 316.20 ­
Rama Steel [1] 145.25 159.00 146.45 159.75 146.10 3243.90 159.95 42.72 ­ 159.40 SumitomoChem 480.20 492.60 484.90 498.00 475.10 840.11 540.80 344.25 ­ ­ Visak.Ind 530.95 539.65 538.00 544.00 529.00 30.45 709.00 434.90 8 539.45 SBI­ETFNN50 441.18 445.26 27.00 479.70 366.11 ­
RamaPhosphat 285.75 285.55 287.45 287.45 283.00 3.50 364.40 262.60 ­ ­ Sun Pharma [1] 990.00 1016.90 994.95 1027.30 991.20 3546.31 1027.10 733.95 110 1015.95 Visesh.Inf [1] 0.50 0.60 0.50 0.60 0.5028938.61 1.37 0.19 ­ 0.64 Sharia BeEs 407.30 411.81 2.13 478.00 366.68 411.99
Ramco Cem [1] 698.50 721.80 702.00 724.00 699.05 442.23 1119.20 575.05 20 721.50 Sun Phr Adv [1] 251.40 258.30 257.40 260.00 253.10 1215.28 348.75 172.45 ­ 257.95 VishalFabric 22.55 22.30 22.55 22.70 22.10 96.56 147.75 21.50 ­ ­ TATAAML ­ NPBET 214.94 215.74 0.88 226.60 163.54 ­
Ramco Ind [1] 181.95 184.05 182.00 190.00 179.50 70.74 291.00 166.00 18 182.35 Sun TV [5] 517.95 522.85 520.55 524.70 517.00 575.49 611.25 402.55 12 522.85 Vishnu Chemi 2000.30 1900.30 2060.00 2087.00 1900.30 82.82 2147.00 769.75 26 1899.85 TATAAML­NETF 185.45 187.81 4.15 215.89 157.66 ­
Ramco Sys 251.80 245.50 251.80 253.90 244.00 79.44 507.00 221.55 ­ 245.60 Sund.Clay [5] 4732.50 4794.45 4756.20 4810.15 4701.15 1.28 5153.55 3500.00 56 4778.95 VishwarajSug 16.35 16.25 16.30 16.65 16.20 344.27 36.80 15.00 ­ ­ TATAAML­TNIDETF 55.91 56.10 5.47 77.00 51.00 ­
Ramk.Forg [2] 222.75 229.60 224.20 235.80 223.65 1571.64 238.00 145.50 15 229.30 Sund.Fast [1] 912.85 936.45 916.85 943.00 905.05 127.47 973.35 674.80 44 936.65 Vivi Lab [2] 9.15 9.05 9.35 9.35 9.00 129.46 26.50 7.58 ­ 9.05 UTI Gold [1] 43.30 43.30 27.87 47.30 40.41 43.23
Ramky Inf 279.05 284.35 283.95 298.70 275.00 570.13 297.00 124.85 17 284.90 Sund.Fin 2300.10 2351.40 2300.10 2360.00 2284.90 13.71 2581.95 1557.10 28 2346.70 VLS Fin 131.70 131.50 130.70 133.50 130.25 17.91 241.00 115.00 4 131.55 UTIAMC ­ UTIBANKETF 41.39 41.49 8.40 42.64 31.99 ­
RamRatnaWire 200.45 196.85 203.95 207.10 194.00 45.02 511.85 182.35 ­ ­ Sund.Multi [1] 2.85 2.80 2.85 2.90 2.80 382.03 5.80 1.76 ­ 2.79 Voltamp 2751.50 2724.55 2775.00 2784.00 2705.05 7.37 3686.00 1502.50 19 2721.95 UTIAMC ­ UTINIFT 1887.50 1910.10 1.18 2002.00 1600.00 ­
Rana Sug 22.00 21.85 22.15 22.15 21.50 544.66 44.35 21.25 5 21.90 SundarFinHol 89.95 89.00 90.65 91.25 87.30 160.92 107.30 63.00 ­ ­ Voltas [1] 871.25 876.20 874.80 878.85 859.40 1960.57 1347.75 857.90 49 876.10 UTIAMC ­ UTISENS 635.38 642.90 3.44 737.55 461.60 ­
Rane (M) 369.55 371.25 370.95 380.00 367.80 9.82 450.50 260.00 10 370.10 Sunflag 82.65 81.70 82.70 82.90 81.55 158.71 136.10 58.70 8 81.80 VRL Logistic 604.40 606.40 610.00 613.55 602.10 117.25 719.00 369.45 25 606.40 UTIAMC ­ UTISXN50 51.43 52.11 1.51 59.99 42.00 ­
Rane Brk 731.15 720.95 734.50 734.50 720.10 4.05 942.00 576.00 17 721.05 Sunteck [1] 378.45 389.35 380.35 393.45 373.35 262.81 589.95 360.70 ­ 389.45 VST Ind 3517.25 3501.55 3506.00 3605.00 3491.30 6.57 3609.00 2786.00 16 3506.25 UTIAMC­UTINEXT50 44.42 44.87 91.30 47.85 36.83 ­
Rane Eng 230.50 231.10 230.20 235.00 230.20 2.17 317.45 183.00 ­ 230.45 Superhouse 226.35 219.65 229.00 231.85 217.30 28.71 285.70 146.20 9 220.00 VST Til 2132.80 2239.40 2143.50 2297.90 2098.60 50.36 3342.85 2046.55 26 2242.40
Rane Hld 910.60 916.80 916.00 973.00 909.80 67.26 970.75 552.00 24 912.40 Supr.Ind [2] 2037.35 2170.30 2035.50 2190.00 1952.20 370.01 2500.00 1668.60 38 2171.30 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52­Week High/Low figures
RatanindiaEn 48.65 48.65 48.95 49.25 48.40 566.61 65.90 30.50 ­ ­ Suprajit [1] 320.30 325.10 321.95 326.50 318.95 153.73 478.00 272.25 31 325.35 W............................................... pertain to BSE.
Ratnamani [2] 2060.05 2061.40 2070.40 2088.00 2035.10 15.52 2137.55 1236.67 40 2059.95 SupremeEngg 1.75 1.70 1.75 1.75 1.70 3803.94 28.50 1.65 ­ ­ Waterbase 79.05 78.65 79.00 79.00 78.60 13.97 116.10 66.45 ­ ­ Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the
RattanIndPow 4.20 4.20 4.25 4.30 4.15 5097.19 8.88 3.21 ­ 4.18 SupremePetro 686.90 754.05 688.00 762.00 688.00 184.24 941.95 675.00 ­ ­ Webel SL 91.50 91.75 95.75 95.75 91.30 96.96 172.75 66.30 ­ 91.70 company.
Raymond 1160.25 1197.15 1169.40 1218.00 1154.00 432.77 1287.45 458.20 13 1195.15 SupryaLifeSc 288.70 286.95 292.50 292.50 286.00 109.44 601.90 282.20 ­ ­ Weizman 91.90 110.25 92.05 110.25 92.05 569.54 109.95 42.30 44 109.95 Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands.
RBL Bank 137.50 135.15 137.50 138.70 134.2516511.71 221.20 74.15 11 135.15 Surana Solar [5] 22.95 22.60 23.40 23.40 22.40 56.72 42.85 15.55 ­ 22.60 Wels.Corp [5] 219.00 222.30 220.10 225.40 220.05 695.17 298.35 127.10 11 222.25
RCF 103.20 101.90 104.05 104.30 101.20 1620.93 112.65 66.45 7 102.00 Surana Tel [1] 10.80 11.30 10.90 11.55 10.90 163.26 17.97 7.50 ­ 11.44 Wels.India [1] 78.45 78.35 78.85 79.40 78.00 512.34 159.95 62.30 33 78.20 The PE(price­earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
RECL 99.85 102.55 101.25 103.10 99.7018175.40 116.78 82.28 3 102.50 Surya Rosh 427.85 417.35 428.00 431.50 415.40 129.54 674.40 336.05 12 417.15 Welspun Ent. 127.15 128.00 129.40 129.40 128.00 95.82 144.70 69.00 20 128.00 The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12
Redington [2] 135.70 136.70 137.00 137.35 135.30 1193.69 179.25 109.55 11 136.65 Suryalaxmi 56.95 54.25 57.55 58.70 53.80 25.44 98.90 53.55 ­ 54.25 WelthFrstprt 342.15 314.30 340.00 340.00 295.25 6.58 362.60 214.25 ­ ­ months.

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7Nr [1] 1.60 1.59 Basant Agro [1] 21.05 21.25 Earum [2] 2.67 2.65 Hariompipe 277.30 277.95 Kiran Vypar 137.85 150.90 Msumi [1] 84.20 87.65 Ram Rat.Wir [5] 200.15 196.65 G m
Aail [5] 63.50 68.65 Bclenterpr [1] 1.66 1.68 Easemytrip [2] 387.30 387.10 Harsha 413.90 399.10 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 266.05 261.15 Mtartech 1585.60 1604.20 Rategain [1] 272.45 271.45 G
Aarnav 42.25 42.20 Bclil 326.00 336.00 Ecoreco 122.55 123.00 Hemang 73.55 68.95 Kirlosar Pn [2] 556.55 571.90 Mufin [2] 209.15 219.30 Rba 120.60 121.55 m m K m
Abslamc [5] 412.00 409.10 Bcpl 38.95 42.05 Eki 1701.15 1699.15 Hemiprop 94.65 95.30 Kmc Shil [1] 65.20 64.95 N.R.Agarwal 392.95 416.40 Rdb Rasayan 91.50 97.50 m m G M m N
Aci Infocom [1] 1.00 0.99 Bectorfood 383.30 380.50 Elpro Inter [1] 75.55 74.55 Heranba 510.40 509.75 Kpigreen 748.10 712.90 Natural Caps 544.70 553.70 Rel.Chemotx 193.85 199.80 m M
Acrycil Ltd. [2] 522.05 527.80 Bestagro 1502.85 1561.45 Emil 91.90 89.90 High Energy [2] 306.30 284.40 Kpittech 721.65 708.95 Nazara [4] 667.50 658.95 Resonance 136.95 132.45 m M V
Ador Fontec [2] 76.65 75.30 Bflafl 21.75 21.10 Emudhra [5] 319.05 319.00 Hind.Foods [2] 497.55 503.45 Kpl 380.50 365.05 Ncl Research [1] 0.48 0.50 Rexnord Ele. 132.10 129.25 m
Advikca [1] 3.87 3.68 Bharat Seats [2] 86.60 89.80 Equitasbnk 48.90 50.10 Hindwareap [2] 370.45 368.60 Krettosys [1] 0.66 0.67 Neogen 1496.50 1497.60 Rlfl [
Aether 958.60 964.10 Biogen [1] 0.79 0.80 Ethosltd 979.60 986.80 Hitech 646.20 653.25 Kriti Nutri [1] 50.05 51.50 Ngl Fine Ch [5] 1448.15 1626.40
Agstra
Aiil [1]
82.45
219.80
81.75
211.90
Birla Pretec [2]
Blackrose [1]
39.85
181.20
41.80
181.35
Eureka Ind.
Eurekaforbe
23.66
515.10
24.84
515.05
Hleglas [2]
Homefirst [2]
650.30
732.15
659.10
727.25
Krsnaa [5]
Ksolves
475.45
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472.95
476.45
Nitta Gela
Nureca
565.05
781.40
549.40
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Ajanta Soya [2] 40.90 42.20 Bls Infote [1] 2.89 2.83 Evexia [1] 1.72 1.65 Hpal 407.05 401.15 Kuantum [1] 164.75 149.30 Nuvoco 390.40 397.20 C U
Alexander 18.80 18.25 Boroltd [1] 432.05 416.95 Exxaro 129.45 125.90 Iiflsec [2] 67.65 67.75 Lancer 391.00 408.50 Nykaa [1] 983.15 1157.55 U m C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Alstone 152.00 159.60 Campus [5] 558.95 577.35 Facor Alloys [1] 7.02 7.02 Iiflwam [2] 1803.65 1768.70 Latentview [1] 400.60 392.60 Osiajee 44.85 45.10 U m
Alu Fluoride 322.70 323.55 Cams 2563.55 2548.55 Fairchemor 1949.25 1806.65 Indiamart 4540.20 4587.90 Latimmetal [1] 12.04 11.84 Ozoneworld 8.30 9.96 m V A w m W AMA HA
Amerise [1] 1.09 1.08 Cartrade 551.25 544.70 Familycare 16.05 15.25 Indian Info. [1] 2.47 2.47 Leshaind [1] 7.17 7.14 Pan India C 2.84 2.85 V A W m
Amiorg 940.90 947.65 Chandra Prab 168.10 136.40 Filat Fash [5] 16.24 15.73 Indigopnts 1430.90 1444.80 Lici 592.95 604.00 Panafic [1] 1.46 1.43 V D Am A C KD
Amrawor Ag [1] 0.94 0.92 Chemcon 419.00 409.45 Finopb 201.35 203.35 Indrayani Bi 83.35 80.50 Likhitha 376.70 379.50 Panth 12.70 12.51 G V AMD C m
Anandrathi [5] 714.30 722.20 Chemcrux 387.95 391.55 Fluorochem [1] 3908.70 3790.60 Indsil Hyd 49.10 48.35 Lloyds Met E [1] 196.45 195.35 Paradeep 61.60 59.35 m m m V A C m C D
Andhra Petro 88.70 88.55 Chemplasts [5] 386.75 375.25 Forbes & Co 681.35 688.40 Inter St.Fin [1] 2.75 2.66 Lodha 989.75 989.35 Paras 640.65 630.15 V A & W H m
Ang 144.95 143.25 Cheviot Co. 1167.00 1210.75 Force Motr 1313.50 1357.45 Ion Exchange 2001.45 2090.45 Lords Chloro 288.05 292.65 Parleind 7.96 7.93 V A M K m C
Angelone 1633.10 1604.45 Choice Int. 264.40 274.70 Frontier Spr 496.05 469.35 Ipl [1] 265.70 269.95 Ludolow Jute 83.90 87.45 Pas.Acrylon 33.00 33.00 V A K m H w
Anupam [1] 2.46 2.39 Clean [1] 1593.00 1572.40 G.V.Films [1] 0.63 0.62 Ircon [2] 43.85 44.20 Lxchem [2] 315.85 316.30 Paushakltd 8476.65 8395.75 V m m A m K CG
Anuras 779.15 763.95 Cmsinfo 331.65 312.30 Galaxy Bear. 1003.05 962.40 Irctc [2] 739.55 741.20 Madhavipl [1] 4.50 4.38 Paytm [1] 642.65 638.25 w V AG m K M
Apollotri [2] 1036.00 1047.20 Coast Corp 307.80 285.35 Ganesh Benz [1] 144.60 147.05 Irfc 22.35 22.65 Madrasfert 50.00 48.50 Piccadily Ag 48.40 47.50 w m V C
Aptus [2] 314.35 316.15 Colorchips [2] 15.20 14.75 Gateway 71.05 72.80 Isec [5] 514.05 516.75 Mafang [40] 36.39 36.88 Pix Trans 832.70 857.75 w V G K G
Arcfin [1] 0.80 0.76 Comfort Inte 23.10 26.00 Gennex Lab [1] 6.12 6.11 Isgec [1] 477.00 489.90 Maha Corp [1] 1.17 1.10 Pmcfin [1] 2.59 2.57 w V m H G w
Architorg 78.60 77.95 Comsyn 341.75 325.25 Genpharma [1] 5.02 5.03 Ishan Dyes 67.55 67.50 Mahktech 10.27 10.17 Policybzr [2] 393.60 386.00 V w CCC M m
Artemismed [1] 67.15 71.25 Craftsman [5] 3091.95 3147.75 Gkp 33.40 31.75 Jasch Indust 219.45 201.40 Mangalam I [1] 4.60 4.84 Polycab 2754.40 2778.75 m V m C M A
Asrl 63.70 63.60 Cravatex 515.50 480.05 Gland [1] 1872.85 1784.65 Jct Ltd [2] 3.12 3.12 Manyavar [1] 1433.35 1448.80 Powerindia [2] 3202.75 3165.95 m V D M m KM
Asso.Alcohol 466.85 464.20 Cressanda So[1] 31.65 30.10 Glosterltd 1154.20 1385.00 Johnpharma [1] 0.70 0.70 Mapmyindia [2] 1315.50 1308.45 Praveg 234.25 244.25 m V D G AM M
Avantel Ltd 384.35 430.10 Cubical Fin. [2] 1.59 1.53 Gls [2] 418.70 425.35 Joindre Capi 40.65 36.60 Maxhealth 430.25 455.90 Pressure Sen 89.40 91.15 A W D K M D
Avl 1534.70 1461.90 Datapattns [2] 1334.60 1327.05 Gmrp&Ui [5] 25.25 25.20 Jtl Infra [2] 285.55 288.55 Maxindia 94.45 93.10 Princepipe 516.90 528.50 m W M M
Awhcl [5] 306.60 306.00 Dbol 163.50 163.35 Gocolors 1399.65 1398.95 Jublingrea [1] 514.80 513.65 Mazdock 640.65 636.45 Prismx [1] 4.23 4.02 W m M
Awl [1] 670.70 672.15 Dci 105.65 95.10 Golkunda Dia 128.75 121.85 Jyoti Resins 1264.35 1241.20 Medicamen Bi 846.55 841.70 Prudent [5] 715.55 692.90 G W D N UV N C N
Axita [1] 34.50 34.50 Ddevplastik [1] 71.45 75.55 Grauer& Wei [1] 95.25 91.95 Kacl [1] 58.50 57.20 Medplus [2] 603.65 592.35 Pun.Alkali [2] 83.35 83.40 m W D C m ND V M
Bajaj Steel [5] 858.90 909.35 Decipher 31.10 31.00 Greencrest [1] 2.12 2.16 Kallam [2] 11.71 11.54 Mehai 16.00 15.80 Quadrant [1] 1.85 1.76 C m W N W
Bajajhcare [5] 351.40 363.85 Deep 148.80 147.90 Greenpanel [1] 378.85 372.25 Kalyankjil 104.50 102.55 Menon Pisto [1] 54.30 55.55 Quest Softec 38.50 37.40 G W G OM H
Balmer La.In 361.70 362.05 Deepind 307.50 303.85 Grm Overse [2] 365.55 367.45 Kamaholding 12895.60 12644.70 Metrobrand [5] 824.85 863.60 Raclgear 543.65 633.65 W G H O O U
Baluforge 64.70 68.00 Delhivery [1] 356.45 344.35 Grwrhitech 684.55 682.55 Kennametal 2501.45 2466.40 Mfl 1403.05 1316.70 Radhe Devlo [1] 8.81 8.67 m m G w& O m U G
Banas Fin. 15.95 15.85 Devyani [1] 192.60 193.40 Gstl 38.35 40.65 Kerala Ayur 85.20 84.65 Mishtann [1] 9.21 9.16 Railtel 118.40 116.45 mm H C m mC m V C m
Bansal Roof 66.65 67.85 Dhanlxmi Fab 62.90 64.40 Guj.Themis. [5] 755.05 744.25 Khaitan Che [1] 75.85 75.45 Mitsu 276.55 277.80 Rainbow 683.15 689.00 H NG & W
Barbeque [5] 1066.85 1074.10 Diamines&Chm 446.85 447.00 Haldyn Glass [1] 63.75 65.05 Khoobsurat [1] 1.92 1.91 Mol [1] 111.35 110.75 Raj Glo Wir [2] 873.50 849.65 H w C w m D
Baroda Rayon 253.40 266.05 Dreamfolks [2] 419.90 418.00 Happstmnds [2] 973.85 970.85 Kims 1458.75 1486.70 Mstc 263.65 269.40 Rajnish [2] 16.05 16.05 H H M M C

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