MUMBAI
WEDNESDAY ­ JUNE 21, 2023
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GLOBAL HEFT
PM: Unprecedented trust
between India, US leaders
New Delhi: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi has pitched for a
much wider profile for India on
the global map. He also
highlighted the increasing trust
between India and the US. Modi
landed in New York City on
Tuesday to start a state visit. This
is Prime Minister’s first Official
State Visit to the United States. p3
DIVESTING STAKE
‘HDFC Credila sale for
₹9,060 cr in 15 days’
Mumbai: Housing Development
Finance Corporation (HDFC) has
said that the sale of 90 per cent
stake in wholly­owned subsidiary
HDFC Credila, the largest PE
buyout in the Indian financial
services sector, will be completed
in 15 business days after
receiving required approvals
from the RBI and CCI. HDFC will
sell 13.3 crore shares of HDFC
Credila to Kopvoorn BV; Moss
Investments; Defati Investments
Holding BV; and Infinity Partners
for ₹9,060 crore. p12
To ringfence financial transactions, RBI
nudges Google, Apple to secure devices
Shishir Sinha
New Delhi
The Reserve Bank of India has
prepared a 10­point action
plan to strengthen cyber secur­
ity of financial transactions.
This includes talking with
tech companies Google and
Apple to secure mobile devices
and adoption of artificial intel­
ligence (AI) and machine
learning (ML) in cyber security
design.
Significantly, the National
Payments Corporation of In­
dia (NPCI) reported a decline
in the fraud­to­sales ratio and
in the number of Unified Pay­
ment Interface (UPI) users af­
fected by fraud.
PLAN OF ACTION
According to sources, officials
from the Finance Ministry,
Home Ministry and various in­
stitutions including the RBI
Nilekani donates ₹315 cr to alma mater IIT­Bombay
WIll stimulate research in emerging areas and nurture a deep tech start­up ecosystem
Our Bureau
Bengaluru
Nandan Nilekani, Co­
Founder and Chairman of
Infosys, has donated ₹315
crore to his alma mater,
the Indian Institute of
Technology­Bombay.
This contribution
builds upon his previous
grants aggregating ₹85
crore to the institute,
bringing the total value of
his support to ₹400 crore.
The donation will be
instrumental in fostering
infrastructure, stimulat­
ing research in emerging
areas of engineering and
technology, and nurtur­
ing a deep tech start­up
ecosystem at IIT­Bombay.
The Memorandum of
Understanding was form­
ally signed on Tuesday in
Bengaluru by Nandan
Nilekani and Subhasis
CM
YK
Blackstone readying Asia’s
largest REIT IPO of up to $ 1b
BUILDING BIG. Listing likely early next year, 45 million sq ft of assets to constitute REIT
Janaki Krishnan
Mumbai
Private equity firm and as­
set manager Blackstone is
finalising plans to launch
the initial public offering of
its office portfolio­based
real estate investment trust
(REIT) in India and the size
of the issue is expected to
be in the range of $800 mil­
lion to $1 billion.
The 45 million square
feet (msf) of assets that
will constitute the REIT are
Nucleus Office Parks, which
is wholly owned by Black­
stone, and assets of two
joint ventures that the US­
based asset manager has
with Pune­based Panchshil
Realty and Bengaluru’s
Salarpuria Sattva group.
This will be the largest
REIT IPO in Asia in terms
of square footage.
The REIT will likely be
listed early next year,
sources said, with the firm
still in the process of ap­
pointing investment
bankers. In response to an
email, Blackstone declined
and NPCI recently outlined to
the Committee on Finance
ways to improve cyber security
in the financial sector. The RBI
officials detailed a plan of ac­
tion for the coming year, a
source said
Another source said that, as
more and more financial trans­
actions are taking place on
portable devices including mo­
bile handsets, security in mo­
bile devices should be en­
hanced. The Indian
Chaudhuri, Director,
IIT­Bombay.
A DEEP BOND
Nilekani joined IIT­Bom­
bay in 1973 for a Bachel­
or’s degree in electrical
engineering. The dona­
tion marks the golden ju­
bilee of Nilekani’s associ­
ation with the institute,
and reflects the deep
bond he continues to
share with his alma
mater.
Over the last 50 years,
Nilekani has stayed con­
nected with the institute
in multiple roles. He
served on the Board of
IIT­Bombay Heritage
Foundation from 1999 to
2009, and was on the
Board of Governors from
2005 to 2011.
His initial contribu­
tion, totalling ₹85 crore
over the years, co­fin­
NEW REALTY
£ This will be the largest REIT
IPO in Asia in terms of square
footage
£ This will be the second
majority Blackstone­sponsored
REIT in the country after
Nexus Select Trust
£ Blackstone owns over 125 msf of Grade A office space
in India across key office markets and IT hubs
to comment on the matter.
Nucleus Office Parks has
over 20 msf of commercial
assets in some of the prime
locations of Mumbai, Guru­
gram, Chennai, Bengaluru,
and Ahmedabad. Its joint
ventures manage another
22­25 msf.
OFFICE ASSETS
A source with knowledge of
the development said the
portfolio of office assets it
has was of high quality and
could command a 10­15 per
cent premium over the
valuation of assets under
the Embassy Group, with
which Blackstone owns Em­
Cybercrime Coordination
Centre (I4C) would also be in­
volved to ensure seamless in­
timation of fraudulent transac­
tions across banks (through a
cyber­crime reporting portal),
officials said. I4C was estab­
lished by the Home Ministry to
provide a framework and eco­
system for law enforcement
agencies dealing with
cybercrime.
As AI and ML become key
tools as much for dark activit­
ies, the cyber security plan of
action includes their adoption.
Other plans include direct en­
gagement with IT service pro­
viders of regulated entities, re­
view of fraud risk management
solutions, and implementa­
tion of a security operations
centre (SOC) across banks.
A key point in the action
plan would be to expand the
rollout of newer tools — phish­
ing simulation and cyber re­
connaissance exercises cover­
NandanNilekani, Co­Founder
and Chairman of Infosys Ltd.
PTI
anced the School of In­
formation Technology,
and established India’s
first university incubator,
significantly boosting the
Indian start­up ecosys­
tem. A part of the funds
was also used to build
hostels.
Nilekani was conferred
the Distinguished Alum­
nus Award in 1999, and an
Honorary Doctorate in
2019 as part of the 57th
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Bengaluru ­ Chennai ­ Coimbatore ­ Hubballi ­ Hyderabad
Kochi ­ Kolkata ­ Madurai ­ Malappuram ­ Mangaluru
Mumbai ­ Noida ­ Thiruvananthapuram ­ Tiruchirapalli
Tirupati ­ Vijayawada ­ Visakhapatnam
EYEING ACQUISITION. FLYING HIGH.
YES Bank has started due diligence on a IndiGo’s order for 500 aircraft
few NBFC­MFIs and may close a deal this will ensure a steady flow of planes
fiscal, says Prashant Kumar, MD and CEO p5 over the next decade, says CEO p12
Centre may hike
reserve price of
Google looks for suppliers
to produce phones in India
wheat in open
market sale Ayushi Kar
Mumbai
Prabhudatta Mishra
New Delhi Google is in talks with con­
tract manufacturers for pro­
Park from Coffee Day En­ The Food Corporation of In­ ducing Pixel smartphones in
terprises in 2020. dia (FCI) has decided to offer India. The likely candidates
In its JV with Panchshil, 5 lakh tonnes (lt) of wheat for to assemble Pixel phones in­
Blackstone has a majority sale in the open market dur­ clude Foxconn (BharatFIH),
stake in Express Towers in ing the first round of e­auc­ Lava, and Dixon
Mumbai’s Nariman Point, tion for which bids may be in­ Technologies.
while it has also invested in vited on June 23. However, Google has been trying to
a few projects in Pune. due to the capping of max­ move its production from
This will be the second imum quantity at 100 tonnes China since the end of the
majority Blackstone­ per entity in each round of Covid­19 pandemic. It was a key focus for the
sponsored REIT in the auction, the real users may firmed up plans to move pro­ government.
country after Nexus Select not participate in this year’s duction away from China to
Trust, which listed last open market sale scheme Vietnam last year. However, FROM CHINA TO INDIA
month. (OMSS), according to some just like Apple, Google hopes If the talks with suppliers
industry experts. to capitalise on India’s fa­ materialise, Google will be
bassy Office Parks REIT. QUICK MONETISATION The Centre is reconsider­ vourable polices for smart­ the third major global device
“It is more diversified,” Blackstone has a track re­ ing the reserve price of wheat phone production. maker to use India as an ex­
said an industry official on cord of quickly monetising to be sold through the OMSS, At least three sources port­oriented manufactur­
the office assets held under its real estate assets in In­ sources said. This is because have confirmed to business- ing hub. Apple and Samsung
Nucleus Office Parks and dia. In 2019, it launched the reserve price is below the line that Google is in talks already plan to shift a chunk
the two JVs. They also have Embassy Office Parks REIT rates prevailing in agricul­ with various suppliers. of their production to India.
the advantage of being in and a year later Mindspace tural produce marketing Google had spoken to sup­ Apple plans to shift 18 per
good locations and high oc­ Business Parks REIT was committee (APMC) yards pliers in India in 2021 and cent of its production to In­
cupancies, the office spaces listed in which it had a and traders might try to 2022 as well, and Foxconn dia by 2025.
being well leased out, the small stake that it sub­ corner the stocks put up for appeared set to win the bid. By producing phones in
official added. sequently sold off. It star­ sale. However, those plans did the country, Google could
Blackstone has invested ted work on making its mall Processors, particularly not materialise. also boost its smartphone
in a number of projects de­ portfolio REIT­ready last roller flour mills, may be Delhi is intent on attract­ sales in India. Also, Google
veloped by Salarpuria Sat­ year and listed it this year. forced to buy from the traders ing technology companies would avoid the stiff duty
tva group such as Know­ According to Black­ paying more due to this, they moving away from China levied by the Government
ledge City Office Park, stone’s website, it owns said. The issue of reserve due to geopolitical uncer­ on imported smartphones.
Knowledge Park, and over 125 msf of Grade A of­ price has also become a bone tainties. During Sundar Pi­ Google shipped around 9
Knowledge Capital. The fice space in India across of contention between pro­ chai’s visit last December, million Pixel smartphones
two companies also ac­ key office markets and IT cessors and the government. the possibility of ‘Made in last year, according to Coun­
quired Global village Tech hubs. Read more p10 India’ Google Pixel phones terpoint Research.
ing a larger set of supervised
entities. With co­operative
banks gaining prominence,
there would be effort to aug­
ment cyber skills in urban co­
operative banks.
FRAUDS DOWN
According to sources, NPCI of­
ficials highlighted in their
presentation that despite a rise
in UPI transactions in value
and volume terms, fraud has
reduced.
This is important consider­
ing that this powers multiple
bank accounts into a single mo­
bile application, merging sev­
eral banking features, seamless
fund routing, and merchant
payments under one hood.
Committee members were
informed that UPI volume and
value have increased signific­
antly in the last five years, even
as the fraud­to­sales ratio de­
clined. Card transactions re­
mained stagnant.
convocation of IIT­Bom­
bay. He also served as the
first Chairman of UIDAI
(Unique Identification
Authority of India).
10­YEAR PLAN
IIT­Bombay’s plan for the
coming decade includes
setting up centres of ex­
cellence in Artificial Intel­
ligence, green energy and
quantum computing, and
nurturing a deep tech
start­up ecosystem, be­
sides providing research,
living, and academic facil­
ities to students and fac­
ulty.
The plan envisages a
fund­raise of about $500
million over the next five
years. Nilekani’s anchor
contribution will help the
institute kick­start its
plans and inspire others
to join this transformat­
ive initiative.
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DBS Bank India’s FY23
net up 36% to ₹228 crore
Mumbai: Singaporean lender
DBS’ Indian arm’s net profit
grew 36.52 per cent to ₹228
crore in FY23 against ₹167
crore in FY22. The bank’s CEO
Surojit Shome said there were
one­time and ongoing costs
but the overall performance
parameters were better than
the previous year. PTI
Pet food brand Drools
raises $60 m in PE round
Bengaluru: Pet food brand,
Drools Pet, has raised $60
million from L Catterton
(LVMH) in a private equity firm
round, marking its entry into
the pet food sector in India. .
The funds will be used to
enhance manufacturing
capabilities to meet the
growing demand for quality pet
food products, accelerate the
retail plan, bolster the
marketing budget, and attract
talent. OUR BUREAU
BEL’s order book at
₹5,900 cr in FY24 so far
Bengaluru: Bharat Electronics
Ltd has received orders of
₹5,900 crore so far in FY24.
The orders include two
regiments of the improved
Akash Weapon System (AWS)
with upgrades from Bharat
Dynamics Ltd (BDL) for a value
of ₹3,914 crore, the company
said in a release. OUR BUREAU
‘Vehicle inventory to rise on weak demand’ French firm FM Logistic to invest
Aroosa Ahmed
Mumbai
With muted rural recovery,
inflationary pressures and a
continued dip in demand for
the entry­level vehicle seg­
ment, Indian automobile
dealers could be staring at
rising inventories. Accord­
ing to the Federation of
Automobile Dealers Associ­
ation (FADA), passenger
vehicle inventories at the
dealers’ end could go up to
55­60 days.
In May, as per FADA, the
passenger vehicle inventory
was up to 45 days while the
two­wheeler inventory was
up to 20 days.
RURAL MARKET
“The inventory is expected
to go up further. This is be­
cause of the low demand for
the entry­, mid­level car seg­
ments and the rise in manu­
facturing by OEMs. The
rural market continues to be
a challenge and we are not
Barista eyes global expansion, sees Middle East, Maldives as key opportunities
bl interview
Aroosa Ahmed
Mumbai
Indian coffee chain Barista
Coffee Company Ltd, aiming
to expand to 500 stores by
2025 will invest ₹100 crore.
Rajat Agrawal, CEO, Barista,
speaks to businessline on the
company’s plan, FMCG
business, growth in
international market and
venturing into new segments.
What is Barista’s
strategy with the
increase in competition
from established players
like Tim Hortons and
Starbucks and startups
like Blue Tokai?
The coffee industry is
growing with pent­up
demand. Every player is
trying to cater to a certain
level of wallet share. The
industry needs more players
to come in to fulfil the gap.
CM
YK
TVS Motor readies launch of
premium bikes, e­scooters
HEADWIND. Sees drop in electric two­wheeler sales in near term due to FAME sop cut
G Balachandar
Chennai
TVS Motor Company Ltd
plans to launch a couple of
premium bikes and electric
scooters this fiscal, while also
chalking out a strategy to
widen its export base.
In the motorcycle seg­
ment, the company targets to
upgrade customers by offer­
ing premium products. The
recently launched 225cc
Ronin is sold only through se­
lect dealerships and the com­
pany is looking for a gradual
expansion. In the above
200cc motorcycles, TVS Mo­
tor will be launching a couple
of products in FY24, accord­
ing to a report by Motilal Fin­
ancial Services, which had a
discussion with KN
Radhakrishnan, Director &
CEO of TVS Motor, recently.
SEGMENT LEADER
The Apache series bikes are
doing well in the ‘150cc plus
to 200cc’ segment, which is
the third largest after the
75cc­110cc and 110cc plus to
125cc segments. With the
Apache series, the company is
the leader in the segment,
Piramal to sell entire 8.3% stake in Shriram Fin
Our Bureau
Mumbai
Piramal Enterprises is looking
to sell its entire 8.34 per cent
stake in Shriram Finance via
block deals on Wednesday,
sources told businessline. The
stake­sale comprises 3.12
crore shares held by Piramal
Enterprises, as of March 2023.
The floor price for the deal
has been set at ₹1,483, a dis­
AUTOSPEAK. (From left) Amar Jatin Sheth, Treasurer, FADA;
Sachin Mahajan, State Chairman (Maharashtra), FADA; HO Suri, MD
& CEO, IFFCO TOKIO General Insurance Co. Ltd; CS Vigneshwar, V­P,
FADA; Ramesh Iyer, V­C & MD, Mahindra Finance; and Manish Raj
Singhania, President, FADA, at the summit in Mumbai on Tuesday
seeing the demand pick up
as anticipated. The impact
will continue if the mon­
soons are not good this
year,” Manish Raj Singhania,
President, FADA, told busi-
nessline .
Despite OEMs offering up
We have been able to get
the right size of inventory in
terms of growth and are the
fastest­growing cafe over the
last few years. Our pipeline is
not deterred by any
competition coming in and
has created our niche in terms
of positioning.
The idea is that we want to
run a profitable enterprise
rather than just adding
numbers. We are also eyeing
what kind of real estate we
want to enter.
The competition is still
focused on metro cities, we
are way ahead of the
inventory we carry today.
Eventually, the game will be
ten years from now when all
the brands stand together in
their journey. That would be
the right comparison.
Barista has expanded in
the diner segment. How
has the expansion
worked out? Are there
more diners being
planned?
MARKING PRESENCE. KN Radhakrishnan (right), Director & CEO; The proposed bikes will help
strengthen the company’s premium play in the 200­250 cc segment, where Bajaj is the major player
which sold 1.72 lakh units
during the first two months
of this fiscal. It has a market
share of about 47 per cent in
this category.
The proposed new bikes
will help strengthen its pres­
ence and premium play in the
200­250 cc segment, where
Bajaj is the major player.
DEMAND PICTURE
For the overall two­wheeler
market, urban markets con­
tinue to provide good growth
visibility, while rural markets
are lagging behind. Good
monsoon may drive up the
demand in rural centres.
Entry­level segment contin­
ues to pose concerns, while
count of up to 5 per cent to the
current share price. Morgan
Stanley will be the sole broker
to the deal, sources said. This
comes after TPG India Invest­
ments offloaded its entire 2.65
per cent stake in the company
on Monday.
STOCK UP
Following the block deals,
Shriram Finance’s stock
surged to a one­month high of
₹1,500. On Tuesday, the stock
to 10 per cent discount, the
entry­level car segment con­
tinues to be under pressure.
The two­wheeler segment
also continues to remain un­
der pressure with the mar­
ket down by 18 per cent
compared with the pre­
The diner format was
introduced by us in 2018 with
the idea of having food in
India as the food share is
encouraging even in regular
coffee shops , unlike Western
countries where coffee is a big
thing.
In the last three years
during the pandemic, we
slowed down the growth of
the diner. We have just
started a new diner in
Gurugram and have got
encouraging results. It is
selling almost 60 to 70 per
cent of our sales in the
format.
We are very selective in
looking at the right set of
locations. We want to play out
well before we get into
large­scale penetration. In
the next two­three years
there will be 10 more diners.
Barista recently
ventured into the
Fast­Moving Consumer
Goods (FMCG) space.
How is that working
other categories are record­
ing growth. The domestic
market is expected to grow 8­
10 per cent, while TVS hopes
to record higher than the in­
dustry growth.
Meanwhile, TVS Motor ex­
pects some impact on electric
two­wheeler sales in the near
term due to a reduction in
FAME­II incentives. Accord­
ing to the Vahan dashboard,
electric two­wheeler regis­
trations stood at about
21,500 for the current month
(as on June 20). Total e2­W
registrations were at 1.05
lakh units in the previous
month.
However, TVS Motor will
go ahead with its new product
gained further, touching a 52­
week high of ₹1,572.05. It later
Covid level as rural contrib­
utes to 70 per cent of the
sales.
PRESSURE ON MARGINS
Automobile dealers could
see pressure on margins
with first­time buyers hold­
ing on to vehicle purchases.
“The working capital in­
terest has to be super­effi­
cient in terms of inventory
and be planned with in­
terests remaining high as the
working capital interest will
come on the balance sheet of
the business. As margins
continue to remain under
pressure, customer experi­
ence costs will also be there.
“The only way cost will be
covered is by penetrating
deeper in volume. The deal­
ers will have to be super pro­
ductive in terms of control
and contain cost,” said
Ramesh Iyer, Vice Chairman
and MD of Mahindra Fin­
ance. He was speaking at the
2nd FADA Financial & Insur­
ance Summit in Mumbai on
Tuesday.
We have been able to
get the right size of
inventory in terms of
growth and are the
fastest­growing cafe
over the last few years.
Our pipeline is not
deterred by any
competition and has
created our niche in
terms of positioning
RAJAT AGRAWAL
CEO, Barista
out?
The FMCG vertical saw an
upsurge in demand in terms
of house consumption during
the Coronavirus. We are
largely working on categories
in coffee and cookies segment
as an early­stage investment
into the FMCG strategy.
We got encouraging results
and have touched 2,000­3,000
rollouts and plans to launch
more e­scooters during the
second or third quarter of
this fiscal. “iQube is already
positive at contribution level,
but has EBITDA loss due to
the front­loading of invest­
ments,” said the report.
According to Radhakrish­
nan, two­wheeler exports are
yet to see any material recov­
ery, as almost all the markets
are witnessing some issues,
though they are abating. The
company expects a recovery
during the second half of this
fiscal due to a low base. The
company already has a pres­
ence in Africa, and it is look­
ing to expand to new markets
in Latin America and ASEAN.
pared some gains to close 6.1
per cent higher at ₹1,559.45 on
the BSE.
The sale by Piramal will be
the third largest exit since the
three­way merger of Shriram
City Union Finance and Shri­
ram Capital with Shriram
Transport Finance.
In January 2023, PE firm
Apax Partners had sold 80 lakh
shares or 2.95 per cent stake in
Shriram Finance for ₹1,040
crore.
$20 m in India in next 12­18 months
TE Raja Simhan
Pune
FM Logistic, a French con­
tract logistics provider, will
spend $20 million in the next
12­18 months to expand its
operations in India. This is in
addition to the $100 million
already invested by the com­
pany in the last seven years,
said Stephane Descar­
pentries, Managing Director,
Asia and Strategic Projects,
FM Logistic.
The company has 28,000
employees in 14 countries
across Europe, Asia and Latin
America. India is in the third
position (in terms of infra­
structure and people) after
France and Poland. In France,
it employs around 7,000
people; about 6,000 in Poland
and nearly 5,000 in India.
“India will become the
number two in 2­3 years,”
Descarpentries said after in­
augurating the first control
touchpoints in distribution
with our products available
across six States. We are
looking at strategies in terms
of creating more profit
categories that will create a
big portfolio.
What are the plans for
expanding in FMCG and
venturing into more
Top institutions’ share of
highly cited publications drops
Avaanthikha Narayan
Dhwani Bhadani
Chennai
The share of India’s top 100
educational institutions in
producing highly cited pub­
lications has been reducing
since 2020. This is based on
businessline’s analysis of the
recently released National
Institutional Ranking
Framework (NIRF) by the
Ministry of Education.
DATA FOCUS.
This year’s report shows
that only 64.39 per cent of
the total highly cited pub­
lications are from the top
100 institutes. Of the
85,684 highly cited publica­
tions in 2023, 35.61 per
cent was the share of the re­
maining institutions.
Papers that receive
higher number of citations
in other research publica­
tions, compared to papers
published in that particular
field, are referred to as
highly cited publications.
DWINDLING SHARE
In 2020, the top 100 institu­
tions took up a major share
of highly cited publications
— 76.45 per cent. This
number has been coming
down over the years. In
2021, it was 72.82 per cent;
in 2022, it came down fur­
ther to 68.96 per cent and,
in 2023, it stands at 64.39
per cent. The share of the
remaining institutions has
come up from 23.55 per
cent in 2020 to 35.61 per
cent in 2023.
RANK LIST
One of the parameters used
to rank these institutes is
the ‘quality of publications’,
based on which an institute
could get a maximum score
of 35. businessline’s analysis
showed that the top 20 col­
leges in the overall category
had seen an improvement
An official explains the feature of the control tower TE RAJA SIMHAN
tower facility in Pune. The
control tower provides tech­
nology­driven supply chain
services with end­to­end vis­
ibility to customers.
TOWER FUNCTIONS
Real­time performance can be
reported through business in­
telligence performance dash­
boards, said Ajit Jangle, MD,
FM Logistic India. The tower
will offer transportation ser­
vices from order manage­
ment, network design, trans­
port simulation and vehicle
management to track­and­
product categories?
The idea is to have a larger
level of inventory that will
help the FMCG growth in a
big way because we will be
able to carry a larger shelf
space. Then is to create a
larger level of distributor
universe; as of now, we have
been penetrating through
general trade, but the focus is
now shifting to the
hyper­local, the online space
and creating a larger space for
the modern trade.
How is the demand in
the online marketplace
that Barista started in
2022? What per cent of
sales are you looking at
from online
marketplaces?
We started with Amazon
about seven to eight months
back. The demand is high in
terms of the coffee appetite as
we have our instant coffee
and other products listed.
Going forward, we intend to
build a platform that would
from 2020 to 2023, albeit
marginally.
Among the top 20 insti­
tutes, IISc ranks first in this
component with a score of
33.9, followed by IIT­Khar­
agpur and IIT­Madras, with
scores of 32.56 and 32.26,
respectively. However, IISc
and IIT Delhi saw a fall in
scores. IISc’s score fell from
35 (100 per cent) in 2020 to
33.9 in 2023, and that of
IIT­D from 31.57 in 2020 to
29.53 in 2023.
The NIRF is an annual
document published by the
Ministry of Education that
trace services. Customers’ re­
quirements will come to the
network, from where it would
be placed with the supplier.
Descarpentries said in In­
dia after the introduction of
GST, a lot of consolidation has
happened across sectors, thus
helping the logistics industry.
“We grew at 25 per cent y­o­y
and believe this can be sus­
tainable for the next few
years,” he said without giving
any financial numbers.
The correspondent was in Pune at the
invitation of FM Logistic
contribute 10 to 15 per cent of
our overall business in the
next four to five years.
Barista is planning
expansion in the
international market
along with domestic.
What are the countries
that the company will
look at in venturing? Is
the company looking to
develop its exports?
We are looking at the Middle
East as a big opportunity to
grow in the next three years,
we are already working on
that. We are available in the
Dubai market in the FMCG
segment through our
distributors and our product
is available online and offline.
We have signed up with an
opportunity in Maldives. We
will be slowly growing there,
looking at strategic partners
and opportunities to grow
our network. The idea is to
build a strong portfolio with
the next target countries for
export.
MUMBAI
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WEDNESDAY ­ JUNE 21 ­ 2023
ranks colleges based on
various categories
The 2023 report was re­
leased on June 5. IIT­
Madras was ranked first for
the fifth consecutive year in
the overall category fol­
lowed by IISc. IIT­Delhi,
IIT­Bombay, IIT­Kanpur,
and AIIMS Delhi followed
the the top two institutes.
IIT Kharagpur, IIT Roorkee
and IIT Guwahati took
thenext spots. JNU is in the
tenth place.
The writers interned with
businessline
Voot­JioCinema
merger nears
completion
Ayushi Kar
Mumbai
Viacom18 is in the final
stages of completing the
merger of Voot Select with
JioCinema.
JioCinema’s merger with
Voot has been on the cards
for months. businessline had
reported earlier that the
merger of the two OTT
platforms would happen be­
fore IPL 2023; sub­
sequently, reports emerged
that it will happen after the
IPL.
With this merger, Voot
will cease to operate. While
the exact date of the merger
is unknown, it appears that
Voot Select users are
already being made aware
of the move and even re­
ceiving promo codes for
free JioCinema Premium
memberships.
STRONG PORTFOLIO
According to experts, the
merger will strengthen Jio
Cinema’s portfolio and sub­
scriber base which will help
it to take on Disney Hotstar
and SonyLiv. Jio has “a
large content library across
content types — JioTV
(575+ TV channels),
JioCinema (10,000+
movies), JioSaavn (80 mil­
lion music tracks) ahead of
competition,” said a Bern­
stein report.
Jio Cinema was the share
gainer in the last quarter,
expanding monthly share in
downloads from 0 in Janu­
ary 2023 to 19 per cent in
April(start of the IPL sea­
son). It has a robust
pipeline of 100 titles
planned for the year, to cap­
italise on its IPL success,
the report added.
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QUICKLY.
SBI MD appointed Unprecedented trust between India Inc’s concerns over visas,
RBI Deputy Governor

leaders of US, India: Modi social security may be raised

Mumbai: The Appointments
Committee of the Cabinet has
approved the appointment of
Swaminathan Janakiraman, MD,
State Bank of India, to the post of
Deputy Governor of the RBI. His
appointment is for a period of
three years from the date of
joining the post or until further
orders. Incumbent Deputy
Governor MK Jain’s five­year term
ends on June 21, 2023. OUR BUREAU
EPFO adds 17.2 lakh
members in April
New Delhi: The Employees
Provident Fund Organisation
(EPFO) on Tuesday said it has
added 17.20 lakh net members in
April as compared to 13.40 lakh
during March 2023. Out of 17.20
lakh members added during the
month, around 8.47 lakh new
members have come under
social security coverage of EPFO
for the first time. OUR BUREAU
BoM gives ₹796­crore
dividend cheque to FM
MATTER OF RIGHT.‘India deserves a much higher, deeper, wider profile and role’
Our Bureau
New Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi has pitched for a
much wider profile for In­
dia on the global map. He
also highlighted increasing
trust between India and the
US.
On Tuesday morning,
Modi flew out for five­day
State visit to US and Egypt.
On the eve of his visit to
the US, in a wide­ranging
interview with Wall Street
Journal, Modi said, “There
is an unprecedented trust
between the leaders of the
US and India.”
This is Prime Minister’s
first Official State Visit to
the US. PM has earlier vis­
ited the US roughly six
times, both in bilateral ca­
pacities as also for multilat­
eral events.
‘RIGHTFUL POSITION’
The Prime Minister em­
phasised that India de­
serves a much higher,
deeper, and wider profile
and role.
“We do not see India as
supplanting any country.
We see this process as India
gaining its rightful position
prepared and committed to
protecting its sovereignty
and dignity,” he said.
‘DIPLOMACY, DIALOGUE’
In oblivious reference to
the ongoing Russia­Ukraine
war, the Prime Minister
urged all countries should
respect international law
and the sovereignty of
countries.
“Disputes should be re­
solved with ‘diplomacy and
dialogue,’ not war. Some
people say that we are neut­
ral. But we are not neutral.
We are on the side of peace.
The world has full confid­
ence that India’s topmost
priority is peace,” he said
while assuring that India
will do “whatever it can”
and supports “all genuine
efforts to bring an end to
WEIGHTY AGENDA. Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves the conflict and ensure en­
from Delhi for his first official State visit to the US on Tuesday PTI during peace and stability.
He said that he is the first
prime minister to be born
in the world,” he said. eral ties, peace, and tran­ in free India, “And that’s
Further, he added that quillity in the border areas why my thought process,
the world today is more in­ are essential. my conduct, what I say and
terconnected and interde­ “We have a core belief in do, is inspired and influ­
pendent than ever before. respecting sovereignty and enced by my country’s at­
To create resilience, there territorial integrity, ob­ tributes and traditions. I
should be more diversifica­ serving the rule of law and derive my strength from it.
tion in supply chains. peaceful resolution of dif­ I present my country to the
Talking about China, he ferences and disputes. At world as my country is, and
said that for normal bilat­ the same time, India is fully myself, as I am,” he said.
Amiti Sen
New Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi is expected to raise a
number of trade­related con­
cerns of Indian industry in his
bilateral meeting with US
President Joe Biden, ranging
from non­immigrant visa is­
sues and the pending social se­
curity pact to the restoration
of preferences for exporters
under the GSP scheme and re­
vocation of “wrongful’’ penal
duties on steel and alu­
minium, sources have said.
IRRITANTS FOR US
Biden, too, may talk about ir­
ritants in trade with India such
as data localisation regula­
tions, tariffs on ICT products
such as mobiles, and the coun­
try’s digital services tax.
But his focus is likely to be
on speeding up the conclusion
of the Indo­Pacific Economic
Framework and probably
making India join the trade
pillar, a source tracking the
matter told businessline.
IPEF is an alliance of Asia­
Pacific countries initiated by
the Biden regime to counter
China.
“While both leaders will
talk about more co­operation
in defence, trade, and techno­
logy and push for pacts on
semi­conductor supply
chains, there will be a stress on
improving the current trade
environment by removing
various identified barriers,”
the source said.
Modi and Biden are also ex­
pected to reinforce the bilat­
eral goods trade target of $500
billion. In 2022­23, the US was
India’s biggest trading partner
at $128.55 billion with China
at the second position.
In the services sector, Modi
is likely to take up problems
around non­immigrant visas
as the current cap on H­1B
visas and the time being taken
for the issue of L1 visas (for in­
tra­company transfer) are a
major hindrance for Indian
professionals and IT compan­
ies, the source said.
“The PM may also call for
speeding up work on an India­
US social security totalisation
agreement that India has been
demanding for a long time as it
would allow Indian profes­
sionals working in the US to
get back their social security
deposits after their working
visas expire. The savings could
add up to $1 billion annually
per some estimates,” the
source said.
GSP SCHEME
A case could also be made by
Modi for restoration of India’s
beneficiary status under the
Generalised System of Prefer­
ences (GSP) programme,
withdrawn in 2019 by the
Trump regime, that allows
duty­free market access to
identified products such as
textiles, auto components, ag­
riculture and pharma. The
Prime Minister could make a
renewed plea for removal of
25 per cent tariff on Indian
steel and 10 per cent on alu­
minium, imposed by former
US President Donald Trump
under the guise of security is­
sues, which New Delhi says
was “wrongful.’’ In retaliation,
India imposed tariffs on about
28 US products, including al­
monds, apples, and walnuts.
US’ DEMAND
Biden, on the other hand, may
make a case against India’s
data localisation regulations
asking for the free flow of data
between borders, call for the
removal of import tariffs im­
posed by India on ICT
products such as tablets and
mobiles, and reinforce the
need for moving from digital
services tax regime to a global
tax framework, the source
said.
Biden may also try and per­
suade India to join the trade
pillar of the IPEF that is under
negotiation; New Delhi has
avoided this so far, as it is not
sure of taking up commit­
ments in digital trade and link­
ing trade with environment
and labour. India is, however,
actively negotiating in the
three remaining pillars which
include supply chains, clean
energy­decarbonisation­in­
frastructure and tax and
anti­corruption.

New Delhi: State­owned Bank of

Maharashtra (BoM) on Tuesday
presented a dividend cheque of
₹795.94 crore for FY23 to
Finance Minister Nirmala
Sitharaman. This is the
highest­ever dividend paid by
the bank to the government,
BoM said. The dividend cheque
was presented by the bank’a
Managing Director AS Rajeev
along with Executive Directors
AB Vijayakumar and Asheesh
Pandey, it added. PTI
‘Talks with Biden will help consolidate Indo-US bilateral co-operation’
Our Bureau
New Delhi
Discussions with US President
Joe Biden and other senior US
leaders will provide an oppor­
tunity to consolidate Indo­US
bilateral co­operation as well
as strengthen coordination in
plurilateral forums such as
G20, the Quad and the Indo Pa­
cific Economic Framework,
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi said in his departure
statement ahead of his US visit.
“I am confident that my visit
to the US will reinforce our ties
based on shared values of
democracy, diversity and free­
dom. Together we stand
stronger in meeting the shared
global challenges,” Modi said.
India­US ties are multifa­
ceted, with deepening engage­
ments across sectors, the PM
pointed out, adding that the US
was India’s largest trade part­
ner in goods and services.
“We collaborate closely in
science & technology, educa­
tion, health, defence and secur­
ity fields. The initiative on crit­
ical & emerging technologies
has added new dimensions and
widened collaboration to de­
fence industrial cooperation,
space, telecom, quantum, Arti­
ficial Intelligence and biotech
sectors. Our two countries are
also collaborating to further
our shared vision of a free,
open and inclusive Indo­Pa­
cific,” he said.
On June 21, Modi will parti­
cipate in the 9th International
Day of Yoga celebrations at the
UN. He will subsequently leave
for Washington where his offi­
cials meetings are lined up.
The Indian Prime Minister
will be given a ceremonial wel­
come at the White House on
June 22 which will then be fol­
lowed by a bilateral meeting
with Biden. He will also ad­
dress the US Congress.
QUAD MATTERS
Apart from bilateral issues,
both leaders are also expected
to discuss matters related to
the Quad grouping that in­
cludes the US, India, Japan and
Australia and the IPEF, which
is a US initiative to counter
China and includes 14 mem­
bers of the Indo Pacific region.
Biden and First Lady Jill Biden
will host a State dinner in hon­
our of Modi the same evening.
On June 23, Modi will inter­
act with select CEOs. He will
then be hosted by US Vice
President Kamala Harris and
Secretary of State Antony J
Blinken, and will interact with
prominent personalities at
Kennedy centre.
Modi will travel to Cairo
from Washington DC at the in­
vitation of President Abdel Fat­
tah El­Sisi.
“We had the pleasure of re­
ceiving President Sisi as the
chief guest at our Republic Day
celebrations this year. These
two visits in the span of a few
months is a reflection of our
rapidly evolving partnership
with Egypt,” Modi said in his
statement.

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‘AC inside truck driver cabins
to be made mandatory soon’
NOT SO COOL. Cost of CVs would increase with the mandate, say industry players
Aroosa Ahmed
Mumbai
Union Minister Nitin
Gadkari on Tuesday an­
nounced that automobile
manufacturers will soon
have to install AC inside
truck driver cabins.
Commercial vehicle
prices could go up between
1 per cent and 2 per cent
with the installation of Air­
Conditioned (AC) inside
driver cabins of trucks.
According to industry
leaders, the productivity of
the drivers would increase
with the installation but the
cost would also increase
with the mandate.
“We are not in a position
to incur any more costs. The
vehicle prices and the
vehicle renting prices will
Govt proposes new premium rates
for third-party motor insurance
Press Trust of India
New Delhi
The government on Tuesday
proposed new base premium
rates for third­party motor
insurance for different cat­
egories of vehicles, including
two­wheelers, passenger
cars and commercial
vehicles, for FY24.
As per a draft notification
issued by the Ministry of
Road Transport and High­
ways (MoRTH), the base
premium rates for motor
third party insurance cover
have been proposed at
₹2,094 for private cars below
1,000 cc, ₹3,416 for cars
(between 1000­1500 cc) and
₹7,897 for cars exceeding
1500 cc.
The draft Motor Third
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YK
THE PLUS FACTOR. The cost of AC cabins will be a bit higher
but the turnover time of the driver, comfort and drivability will
get a push, says FADA President REUTERS
also increase. We are also fi­ the demand for commercial
nalising the fuel economy vehicles will continue to be
situation after installing the robust.
cabins in the commercial
vehicles,” said Bal MalKit BULK BUYING
Singh, Chairman of the core “The Indian automobile
committee and former market is almost at the pre­
President of All India Motor Covid levels in the commer­
Transport Congress. cial vehicle segment and is
Despite the price increase expected to further boost.
cc and above the proposed
rates vary in the range of
₹714 and ₹2,804.
The proposed rates for
goods carrying commercial
vehicles (other than 3­
wheelers) not exceeding
7500 kg is ₹16,049, while the
rates vary in the range of
₹27,186­44,242 for vehicles
up to 40,000 kg and above.
Party Premium and Liability For the goods carrying
Rules for FY24 has been pre­ motorised three­wheelers
pared in consultation with and motorised pedal cycles
Insurance Regulatory and except e­carts, the proposed
Development Authority of rate is ₹4,492.
India (IRDAI), the Ministry For private e­cars not ex­
said. ceeding 30 KW, the rates
have been proposed at
FOR 2W ₹1,780 and for 30 KW­65KW
For two­wheelers not ex­ proposed rates are ₹2,904,
ceeding 75 cc, the rates have and e­cars exceeding 65 KW
been proposed at ₹538, while (₹6,712).
for two­wheelers up to 350 Proposed rates for e­two
The dealers are carrying
good booking and corporate
and bulk buying has gone
up. The cost of AC cabins
will be a bit higher but the
turnover time of the driver,
comfort and drivability will
be a positive push,” said
Manish Raj Singhania, Pres­
ident of the Federation of
Automobile Dealers Associ­
ation (FADA)
The commercial vehicle
industry volumes are expec­
ted to grow by 7­ to 10 per
cent in FY24 supported by
replacement demand, pick­
up in mining, infrastruc­
ture, and construction
activities, and overall fleet
utilisation according to
ICRA.
The growth of CV is fol­
lowed by the expansion of
industry volumes by more
than 33 per cent in FY23.
wheelers not exceeding 3
KW is ₹457, 3 KW­7 KW
(₹607), 7 KW­16 KW
(₹1,161) and for 16 KW and
above (₹2,383).
For battery­based goods
carrying commercial
vehicles (other than three­
wheelers) not exceeding
7,500 kg, the proposed rate is
₹13,642, 7,500­12,000 kg
(₹23,108), 12,000­20,000 kg
(₹30,016), 20,000­40,000 kg
(₹37,357), and for those ex­
ceeding 40,000 kg (₹37,606).
A discount of 15 per cent
has been proposed for edu­
cational institution buses, 50
per cent has been proposed
for a private car registered as
vintage car, 15­7.5 per cent
discount for electric vehicles
and hybrid electric vehicles,
respectively.
‘Proposal will
help boost safety’
G Balachandar
Chennai
Daimler India Commercial
Vehicles (DICV) has wel­
comed Union Minister of Sur­
face and Road Transport
Nitin Gadkari’s proposal to
make air­conditioned cabins
mandatory in trucks as the In­
dian arm of German truck and
bus maker has advocated such
a move in India for many
years.
Only a blower­based sys­
tem has been mandated in
trucks so far, though it is not a
genuine alternative as it does
not give the same level of be­
nefits as an air conditioning
system. It is also learnt that
the usage of AC in a truck does
not affect the fuel efficiency of
the vehicle.
Industry representatives
state that air conditioning in
trucks will help drivers stay fit
and focused during long hours
on the road and in harsh envir­
onmental conditions. It is a
fact that driver fatigue is one
of the main contributors to
accidents.
“We are pleased that the
that Union Minister of Sur­
face and Road Transport
Nitin Gadkari has expressed
intention to mandate air­con­
ditioned cabins in trucks,”
said Satyakam Arya, Man­
aging Director & CEO, DICV.
ENHANCING SAFETY
He explained that AC cabins
will not only provide a com­
fortable working environ­
ment for the drivers but will
also enhance safety on the
roads by reducing driver fa­
tigue and reducing the incid­
ence of hearing loss among
drivers with prolonged work­
ing hours in non­air­condi­
tioned cabins. The productiv­
ity of fleets will also get a
positive fillip due to the im­
plementation of air­condi­
tioned cabins.
Arya stated that DICV had
seen penetration of air­condi­
tioned trucks going up in its
sales volume over a period as
more and more customers un­
derstood the positive effects
and embraced this change.
88% of MSMEs credit GST for
reduction in costs: Deloitte
Shishir Sinha
New Delhi
With large companies giving
thumbs up to Goods & Ser­
vices Tax (GST), nearly 88
per cent of Micro, Small and
Medium Enterprises
(MSMEs) have credited the
reduction in cost to GST, a
survey by Deloitte said on
Tuesday.
There is also a 10 per cent
increase among all business
leaders on positive reliance
towards GST.
As GST is entering into
seventh year of its existence,
the survey has been done to
access the acceptability and
gauge the usefulness of GST
among all sizes of industrial
units.
GST REVENUE
It took place in May collect­
ing responses from 612
senior leaders across indus­
tries and companies and
tracking the impact of GST
across industries, including
consumer, technology, me­
dia and telecommunica­
tions, energy resources, fin­
ancial services, life sciences,
government and public
services.
Mahesh Jaising, Partner
and Leader, Indirect Tax,
Deloitte India, said the 22
per cent y­o­y growth in
GST revenue is testimony to
the overall economic devel­
opment and tax­payer­cent­
ric administration.
“The survey indicates a
positive impact on busi­
nesses of all sizes with
MSMEs being the biggest
beneficiary of the simplified
tax regime,” he said.
He suggested that to
boost economic progress
and create a conducive busi­
ness environment, the gov­
ernment could introduce
additional measures for
MSMEs, granting them an
opportunity to avail input
tax credits on invoice re­
ceipts and relaxing corres­
ponding requirements to
GAINING MOMENTUM. The 22 per cent y­o­y growth in
GST revenue is testimony to the overall economic development
and tax­payer­centric administration
further reduce the cost and
compliance burden.
Presenting a broader pic­
ture, the survey found that
India Inc feels the time has
come to unleash the next
phase of reforms in indirect
tax administration to en­
hance EoDB (Ease of Doing
Business), resolve legislat­
ive ambiguities, and give
new impetus to India’s
growth story.
AMNESTY SCHEME
Respondents to the survey
acknowledged the need for
introducing an amnesty
scheme, essential for resolv­
ing existing tax disputes
that had tied up business
capital and government rev­
enue.
Jaising further added that
while the sentiment towards
the GST regime remains
positive across businesses in
India and better than the
survey taken last year, there
is a push to dispel legislative
ambiguities around input
service distribution (ISD)
vs. the cross­charge mech­
anism, self­supplies, and
deemed valuation to ensure
uniformity in the taxation
system.
“We also found an inclina­
tion towards export rule lib­
eralisation under the GST
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law with 78 per cent re­
spondents citing it as the
most­needed impetus, fol­
lowed by unlocking working
capital, removing ITC re­
strictions and the removal
of ‘deemed supply’ provi­
sions,” he said.
Additionally, taxpayers
and authorities have
struggled to gauge the com­
plexity of the law, align in­
ternal systems and train
professionals, leading to in­
advertent slippages.
RESOLVING ISSUES
The government could de­
liberate on introducing a
one­time amnesty scheme
to resolve existing disputes,
many of which have arisen
due to interpretation issues
or minor non­compliances
during the initial years of
the GST regime.
Business leaders across
industries appreciated user­
friendly tech engines, such
as GSTR 2B, sequential re­
turn filings, the timely
transition of e­invoicing
data, and the GST portal.
However, “the govern­
ment must resolve current
issues and demands, partic­
ularly those that are revenue
neutral, to fully realise the
benefits of the GST regime
in India,” respondents said.
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YES Bank eyes acquisition
of microfin firm in FY24
THE OBJECTIVE. Seeks to meet priority­sector loan target
Hamsini Karthik
Mumbai
With the microfinance space
rebounding from asset quality
issues and posting healthy
growth since mid­FY22, banks
are again pursuing this seg­
ment closely. The latest to join
the race is YES Bank.
In an exclusive interview
with businessline, Prashant Ku­
mar, MD and CEO of YES
Bank, said the bank has started
due diligence on a few non­
banking financial companies in
the microfinance space
(NBFC­MFIs). “We have star­
ted exploring and doing dili­
gence on some of the assets in
the last two to three months,”
he said, adding that the bank
may close in on a deal this fin­
ancial year.
For YES Bank, acquiring an
MFI business is expected to
solve two problems in one go
— meeting a specific priority­
sector loans (PSL) require­
ment; and gaining entry into
high­yielding asset book.
“There is one subcategory (of
PSL) — small and marginal
farmers — where we are not
meeting the target. We are try­
ing to solve this problem or­
ganically and inorganically,”
Kumar explained.
“Basically, this would take
care of the drag on PSL and we
Bank of Maharashtra hands out credit
sanction letters worth ₹270 crore in NCR
KR Srivats
New Delhi
Bank of Maharashtra (BoM)
expects good demand for re­
tail, agriculture, and MSME
(RAM) loans in the National
Capital Region (NCR).
The public sector lender
on Monday handed out credit
sanction letters of about
₹270 crore to RAM segment
beneficiaries in the NCR.
The sanction letters were
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We have been
exploring MFI loans.
Last year, this was
the intent. But after
the recent fundraise,
we are in a better
position to go for
the actual deal
PRASHANT KUMAR
MD and CEO
YES Bank
would have an asset class
which is the high­yielding. Cur­
rently we don’t have such a
portfolio”.
WHY MFI?
To put things in context, MFI
loans are categorised as unse­
cured and the rate of interest
charged by banks could be 17–
24 per cent, translating into
gross yields upwards of 12 per
cent.
For banks, the implication
for their profitability or net in­
terest margin (NIM) could be
significant. RBL Bank, IDFC
First Bank and Kotak
Mahindra Bank have 8­10 per
cent exposure to MFI loans,
which has helped them con­
sistently outperform peers in
terms of a 5­plus per cent NIM.
handed out by executive dir­
ector, Asheesh Pandey, at a
customer connect and out­
reach event in the capital.
Speaking to businessline,
Pandey said North India was
an “important market” and a
“strategic location”. The
bank had received good de­
mand for credit from the
RAM segment in the NCR. In
the current fiscal, BoM is
looking to add about 62
branches in North India.
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Tata AIA Life’s net profit zooms six­fold to ₹506 cr in FY23
flected a 615 per cent increase Business Premium (IWNBP) on retail sum assured in 2022– 21 per cent to ₹71,006 crore
KR Srivats over the net profit of ₹71 crore income of ₹7,093 crore in 23 has increased to 27 per cent (₹58,570 crore).
New Delhi recorded in the previous 2022–23, an increase of 59 per from 21 per cent in 2021–22. While the 13­month per­
fiscal. cent over ₹4,455 crore in The total renewal premium sistency ratio (based on
Tata AIA Life Insurance Co.
Ltd (Tata AIA), a private life
Total premium income for
2022–23 grew 42 per cent to
2021–22. This performance
places the company third
income recorded 32 per cent
growth to ₹11,964 crore
premium) improved to 88.1
per cent from 87.76 per cent,
insurer, has recorded a net ₹20,503 crore (₹14,445 among private life insurers in (₹9,086 crore). the 25th­month persistency
profit of ₹506 crore for the fin­ crore). Tata AIA reported an IWNBP incomes. Further, The company’s assets un­ for the year was at 79.6 per
ancial year 2022–23. This re­ Individual Weighted New Tata AIA’s market share based der management (AUM) grew cent.
IndusInd Bank has over 10 per
cent exposure to MFI loans.
YES Bank has been exploring
MFI loans for almost a year.
“Last year, this was the intent.
But after the recent fund raise,
we are in a better position to go
for the actual deal,” Kumar
said.
A week ago, there were news
reports that the bank could be
in exploratory talk with
Spandana Sphoorty Financial,
the second­largest MFI with
assets of ₹8,511 crore in FY23.
When asked if YES Bank was
looking at acquiring such large­
sized MFIs, Kumar replied that
size wasn’t quite the consider­
ation. “Size doesn’t help any­
one. We are looking for those
opportunities where there is a
capability to scale it.”
The bank started its out­
reach programme in May
2022 and has conducted over
100 such programmes across
the country in the last 13
months.
The bank was conservat­
ively looking at 22–25 per
cent credit growth this fiscal
and 14–16.5 per cent deposit
growth.
BoM had recorded credit
growth of 26–29 per cent in
the last two fiscal years.
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India’s trade dilemma with China
EXIM IMBALANCE. India exports primary, low value added produce, but imports intermediates and manufactured items
The issue’s settled Parthapratim Pal
Partha Ray
T
RBI’s ‘compromise settlement’ norms above board he fact that China has
emerged as India’s top
source of imports and the
T he Reserve Bank of India’s recently issued
‘compromise settlement’ norms have
kicked up a lot of heat and dust. The
Opposition and other critics have lost no time in
saying that the RBI is letting ‘wilful defaulters’ off
well­known.
share of China in India’s
total merchandise imports
has steadily increased is by now
During the last decade or so, while
India has signed many Free Trade
Agreements with different countries,
the hook by allowing banks to strike a deal with there has been no noticeable decline in
them. The RBI’s directive does not bear this out at China’s market share in India’s total
all. Its FAQs on the June 8 circular, released on imports.
Contrary to the global slogan of
Tuesday, make this amply clear. However, the RBI “China plus One”, and India’s initiatives
could have warded off a misinformed debate on this towards boosting up its own
subject by issuing its FAQs a few days earlier. It manufacturing exports, trade deficit
between India and China has been high
should improve its communication skills, by being and growing. For 2022­23 India’s trade
clear in its prose and open to clearing doubts. deficit increased to $83 billion, which
accounts for 31.6 per cent of India’s total
It could, for instance, have clarified in trade deficit.
its June 8 circular (without waiting to do it But what are the commodities that
in its FAQs) that compromise settlement constitute the Indo­China trade basket?
The Harmonized System (HS) of global
is no ‘sell­out’ to wilful defaulters or trade is a standardised numerical
fraudsters but has always been around method of classifying traded products.
with proper safeguards in place. Wilful Using the dataset on international trade
defaulters (those who can pay but do not, maintained by the Ministry of
or have used their funds for purposes Commerce, we can see that at sectoral
level (2­digit HS), 10 product groups
other than spelt out) were never excluded account for about 80 percent of India’s
from any settlement. But the important total imports from China.
point here, conveniently overlooked by
critics and reiterated in the FAQs, is that IMPORT BASKET
Among these, the top three product
such deals will not scuttle criminal groups, make up for more than 60 per
proceedings against these defaulters or cent of India’s total imports from China
fraudsters (those who misrepresent (Figure). These product categories
documents to get loans). The FAQs make a include products like electronic goods,
mobile phones, semiconductors of
crucial clarification that a ‘cooling period’ different types, electrical appliances and
of just one year for settled dues does not machinery and organic chemicals
apply to wilful defaulters, who will have to including pharmaceuticals and organic
sit out for five years before being eligible chemicals used as intermediate goods.
for credit. Surely, there is no harm in In each of these three product
categories, China’s share in India’s total
banks securing decent money upfront imports varies between 40 and 50 per
from accounts faced with a bleak future. cent. And for the last 10 years these top
Broadly speaking, the RBI expects a three product categories have remained
bank to settle (restructure the loan or unchanged.
At a more disaggregated HS 4­digit
strike a compromise) with a borrower level, we see a similar picture. India’s top
within 180­270 days of the loan being 10 imports from China are mostly
declared an NPA (which is after 90 days of value­added manufacturing products.
default). After this, banks are expected These are electrical goods and
machinery, electronics and
take the entity to the National Company semiconductors, organic chemicals and
Law Tribunal for IBC­led resolution. In pharmaceuticals.
this post­NPA period, a bank can However, among the electronic goods
‘technically write off’ a loan from its and semiconductors, imports of some
books, which means that it surmises poor products show high volatility, which is
possibly due to the chip­shortage that
chances of recovery at the outset and does happened in China since the Covid
a full provisioning upfront before taking crisis. The disaggregated data also show
the loan off its books – even as the loan that among India’s top imports from
remains recoverable from the borrower’s China, a few are final goods, but the
point of view. Else, a bank can work out a
others are mostly intermediate goods
which are used as inputs in Indian
settlement with the borrower, which will industries. For some products like
save time and save costs of legal Antibiotics (HS 2941, last five­year
proceedings – with higher recoveries
vis­a­vis the latter. To ensure that such
deals are above suspicion, the June 8
circular says that the authority supervising
the settlement should be “at least one
level higher in hierarchy” than the one
What happened to the missing ₹500 notes?
sanctioning the loan. No member can be An RTI query has brought out this issue; but RBI denies any mismatch, says it is based on an erroneous interpretation
common to both set­ups.
However, the RBI should relook at the
provision on wilful default that penalises
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misutilisation of funds. Globally, lenders B Baskar
do not monitor funds end­use in this way,
as it shackles businesses. The issue of What did the report by Free Press
Journal say about the missing ₹500
banks declaring wilful defaulters and notes?
fraudsters as such on time remains, and A report by Free Press Journal published
this impacts recoveries. But that’s a recently stated that ₹88,032.5 crore of
separate line of inquiry. ₹500 notes were missing.
It claimed that the mints had issued
8,810.65 million pieces of the newly
designed ₹500 note, according to an RTI,
POCKET RAVIKANTH but the RBI’s releases show that it has
received only 7,260 million. The
difference according to this is 1,550
million notes.
The report also states that another
RTI showed that the press at Nashik had
issued 210 million pieces of ₹500 notes
in FY16, whereas the RBI records do not
show such receipt.
The author has added 1,550 and 210
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Clarification
This with reference to ‘Sweet
dividend’ which appeared in Below
the Line (June 19):
State Bank of India is constituted
under State Bank of India Act, 1955
and SBI General Regulations made
thereunder. Accordingly, provisions
pertaining to declaration and
payment of dividend of the Bank are
governed by the State Bank of India
Act, 1955.
In this connection, as prescribed
under Section 38 of the Act, the
dividend can be declared by the Bank
out of its net profits in the specified
manner, which should be paid within
thirty days from the date of
declaration of the dividend and the
Central Board is vested with power to
declare the dividend.
Accordingly, the State Bank of India
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average), and Semiconductors (for
certain years) more than 80 per cent of
India’s total imports come from China.
On the other hand, India’s exports to
China have been more volatile. The
latest data show that in 2022­23, India’s
exports to China has declined in
absolute terms. Consequently, China’s
share in India’s export basket came
down to 3.4 per cent in 2022­23 from
5.04 per cent in 2021­22. The lopsided
nature of trade between India and China
Indian imports from
China are dominated by
electrical, electronics,
semiconductors and
pharma inputs, whereas
exports to China largely
constitutes of agricultural
goods and metals
arriving at 1,760 missing ₹500 notes,
which are valued at ₹88,000 crore.
What was the RBI’s rejoinder?
The RBI in its rejoinder has said that the
media reports regarding the missing
notes are incorrect and are based on an
erroneous interpretation of the
information collected through an RTI
filing. RBI says it has properly accounted
for all the notes supplied by the various
printing presses to the central bank.
The RBI note further says, “there are
robust systems in place for
reconciliation of banknotes printed at
the presses and supplied to RBI which
include protocols to monitor
production, storage and distribution of
banknotes. Members of the public are,
therefore, requested to rely on the
information published by RBI from time
to time in such matters”.
What could be the explanation
has declared dividend on the equity
shares issued by the Bank at the rate
of Rs. 11.30 per share in its meeting
of Central Board on 18th May 2023,
wherein the Central Board has
considered and adopted the Audited
Financial Results of the Bank for
financial year 2022­23. The dividend
was paid to all the shareholders
(including Govt. of India) on 14th
June 2023 i.e. within 30 days of
declaration of dividend.
The dividend is paid out of Net Profit
after making specified provisions and
appropriations in terms of Section 38
of the State Bank of India Act 1955.
As the rate of dividend is determined
by the Central Board, the approval of
shareholder in AGM or otherwise, is
not required as per the State Bank of
India Act, 1955.
As per Section 42 of the State Bank of
can also be gauged from the fact that in
2022­23 India’s merchandise imports
from China was more than six times of
its merchandise exports to China. To put
the magnitude of India’s exports to
China in perspective, in the 2022­23,
India’s merchandise exports to the US
was of $76 billion.
A more disaggregated look at India’s
exports to China show that in the last
few years, refined petroleum products
have become India’s most important
export item to China. Other than that,
India’s exports to China have been
mostly dominated by agricultural goods
and metals. Iron ores, semi­finished
products of iron, copper and copper
products, cotton and cotton yarn, fish
and marine products, vegetables,
vegetable oils and rice are India’s major
export items to China.
Such trade pattern reveals that trade
is not only highly unbalanced between
China and India, but India is also
primarily exporting low value added
The ‘missing’ ₹500 notes has created a
needless controversy GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO
behind the missing ₹500 notes?
Contrary to the ongoing speculations
that the notes were waylaid on the route
from the Press to the RBI’s premises or
quietly ferreted away by political bosses,
the explanation could be simply lapses
in reconciliation and accounting.
For starters, notes issued from the
press can not be construed as money.
Senior banking officials explain that the
India Act 1955, the shareholders the central bank to react to issues
present in AGM, shall be entitled to which may be lacking merit?
discuss and adopt the balance sheet In all fairness, it should be best left to
and profit and loss account, along the RBI's own wisdom and
with the report of Central Board and communication policy, as to when to
auditors report there on. In terms of 'open up or keep mum', instead of
Regulation 23 of SBI General always expecting it to be in a
Regulations no business other than 'speaking mode'.
specified in section 42 shall be SK Gupta
transacted or discussed in AGM. New Delhi
Accordingly, no agenda other than
adoption of balance sheet can be Modi’s US visit
placed in the AGM. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's US
See no evil too? visit is significant on many counts.
This refers to the article 'Hear no evil, High­level consultations in the
speak no evil, ( June 20). While all run­up to Modi's visit led to the
matters of public interest must evoke finalisation of significant agreements
quick and appropriate response from ranging from the transfer of jet
the RBI but should it respond to engine technology to investments in
'anything and everything', that gets India's fledgling semi­conductor
circulated either on the social media industry, innovations in 5G and 6G
or in the media? Is it mandatory for telecom networks to higher
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products. While India mostly imports
value­added manufacturing goods and
intermediate goods from China, its
exports are mostly resource intensive
primary or semi­processed products
which are mostly at the lower end of the
value chain.
In international trade, it has been
observed that countries which operate
at the lower end of the value chain tend
to gain much less from trade as gains
from exports depend to a large extent on
domestic value addition and export
sophistication. While China has
emerged as a big export market for
India, if India ends up exporting low
value­added goods to China, then its
gains will be limited.
These issues are well known to the
Indian authorities. The Indian Embassy
in Beijing mentions categorically, “The
growth of trade deficit with China could
be attributed to two factors: narrow
basket of commodities, mostly primary,
that we export to China and second,
market access impediments for most of
our agricultural products and the
sectors where we are competitive in,
such as pharmaceuticals, IT/IteS, etc”
(https://www.eoibeijing.gov.in/
eoibejing_pages/MjQ).
MANUFACTURING GAINS
It can be argued that certain
manufacturing sectors in India may be
gaining from Indo­China trade as
availability of cheap intermediate inputs
from China has possibly helped them
stay competitive in the domestic and
international markets. But it is also true
that some sub­sectors of Indian
manufacturing may have been adversely
affected because of imports from China,
but such inter­sectoral tradeoffs are
inevitable in international trade.
Overall, there is no economic logic
suggesting that in international trade,
each pair of countries needs to have
balanced trade. Depending on the
country’s comparative and competitive
advantage, trade will take place in
different dimensions and different
product categories — qualitatively and
quantitatively. But if India wants to
make a mark in the global value chain
and at the same time emerge as a
manufacturing giant, then Indian
exports need to move up the value chain.
Over the years, quality, complexity,
and sophistication of exports all over the
world are growing rapidly. India is no
exception. The renewed emphasis on
manufacturing in India should further
improve the quality of Indian exports.
Given that China is the world’s second
largest economy, it is a huge market and
India must look to break into the higher
value­added segments there.
India’s trade strategy needs to be
linked up with China in a more organic
manner and come out from its current
pattern.
Pal is with IIM Calcutta, Kolkata, and Ray is with the
NIBM, Pune. Views are personal.
issue from the Press simply means that
the notes have been produced. They
have to pass through currency chest and
then to bank ATMs and bank branches
when they enter circulation.
So there could be some notes in
transit which are not added to the
currency in circulations. Then, some
could have been printed in one financial
year but supplied in another financial
year. In other words, it is difficult to do
the math. But they argue that there is no
real shortfall or missing notes.
Is there any possibility of any
underhand activity here?
Former RBI officials argue that the notes
requested by the RBI and agreed to be
supplied by the printing press should get
reconciled and there cannot be any
ambiguity. The supplies made by the
press cannot be missed enroute. The
likelihood of any underhand activity
however is unlikely.
education and quantum computing.
These talks and agreements testify
strengthening of ties and signal the
commitment of the leadership of
both countries to lay the strong
foundation for a comprehensive
transformation of bilateral relations.
Also, Modi will address the joint
session of the US Congress and join
the ranks of select world leaders who
have done this more than once.
While an assertive China has created
new imperatives for both countries
to elevate their strategic partnership,
care must be taken by both leaders to
avoid any confrontation with China.
Modi's visit will help India to
strengthen its strategic partnership
with an eye on building a balanced
security architecture in Asia.
M Jeyaram
Sholavandan (Tamil Nadu)
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Inclusive climate funding
Recasting multilateral lending framework will help
Suranjali Tandon
E
conomic slowdown,
climate change and debt
distress have reignited
interest in reforming the
international financial system.
The G20 is committed to
examining if existing institutions
and their funding facilities are fit
for purpose. This has been
relevant as the IMF’s surveillance
framework and its financial
resources have been considered
inadequate during crises. As has
been corroborated by its response
to Pakistan’s economic slowdown
after the floods.
Business as usual for
multilateral finance is a travesty
of development finance. ‘Poorer’
nations pay interests of up to 14
per cent on borrowings as
compared to 1­4 per cent for rich
countries. This is problematic
since 71 per cent of the climate
finance to low­ and
middle­income countries is in the
form of investment loans,
whereas 9 per cent is given as
grants and 3 per cent as
guarantees. The macroeconomic
consequences of an extreme
weather event can be devastating.
Thus, the inequities in finance
must be overcome, though not
exclusively, by re­examining the
role of critical market makers
such as credit rating agencies that
influence flow of capital by
projecting risk perceptions of
sovereign.
BRIDGETOWN INITIATIVE
The Bridgetown Initiative is an
effort at addressing such
inequities through a loss and
damage fund, inclusion of a
‘natural disaster clause’ to loans
that temporarily suspend interest
payments on debt of climate
related disaster affected countries
and financial support that is
structured as grants and not as
loans, available automatically
when the estimated loss from an
event exceeds 5 per cent of GDP.
Given that private finance lags
in adaptation, the Bridgetown
Initiative also suggests bridging
the financing gap through a $500
billion Global Climate Mitigation
Trust funded via unused Special
Drawing at lower costs (2.4 per
cent). Such loans from the fund’s
assets would not count as any
country’s liability or be a ‘third
debt’.
The loss and damage fund,
which was announced at COP27,
was a success for the Bridgetown
Initiative. Although its other
suggestions are still to be
considered with similar gravity.
Nevertheless, the recent G7
businessline.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
June 21, 2003
Call centres exempt from service tax
The Finance Ministry has said that the eight per cent tax on new services
announced in the 2003­04 Union Budget would be effective July 1, even as it
clarified that medical transcription and call centres and computer, vocational and
recreational training institutions would be exempt from the levy.
IA, AI launch scheme to fly more passengers
In a bid to enlarge the membership of its frequent flyer programme (FFP), Indian
Airlines (IA) on Friday introduced a new short­term promotional scheme, ‘Fly
more.’ The new scheme will be valid for travel from July 1 to December 31 this year.
The airline will extend free membership of the ‘Flying Returns Programme’ to a
passenger who has travelled on three sectors of Alliance Air, Air India or IA during a
period of 75 days from July 1 this year.
Maruti share may be priced ₹122­125
The overwhelming response for the Maruti Udyog Ltd’s initial public offer (IPO) has
resulted in the Inter­Ministerial Group (IMG) deciding to recommend a cut­off price
in the range of ₹122­125 for a ₹5 share against the floor price of ₹115 set by the
Government while inviting bids from investors during the book­building process.
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THE WIDER
ANGLE.
PARAN BALAKRISHNAN
D
o billionaires matter? Or,
to put it differently, is it
bad for a country to have
too many billionaires?
Does it indicate a
malfunctioning political and economic
system? The answer is important
because India has got the world’s
third­largest number of billionaires at
169, according to Forbes, despite the fact
we’re still a relatively poor country.
ON TAP. A spectrum of capital Economist Ruchir Sharma notes in
India and Russia billionaire wealth totals
20 per cent of GDP. What’s more, he
communique offers a glimmer of writes in the Financial Times, 60 per cent
hope as it recommends climate of India’s billionaires have had a
resilient debt clauses for loan ready­made rich­list berth because they
agreements. To strike when the inherited their wealth (Russia’s just
iron is hot, India can in its ahead at 62 per cent).
presidency encourage All this is despite massive changes in
restructuring of debt and the business world and the multiple
reconsideration of terms of leaps the economy has made. Think of
lending to vulnerable countries. the infotech sector’s emergence; or the
Multilateral development bank revving­up of the two­wheeler sector to
(MDB) financing is considered
key by climate finance specialists.
However, at $58.8 billion, it
remains limited. Demands of
funders such as bond­holders for
become the world’s largest. Back around
the 1990s, the Birlas were the wealthiest
business house. They stayed at the top
until Dhirubhai Ambani gate­crashed
the rich list. Tech giant Infosys staged its
security are some of the factors
that explain the conservative
lending approach of MDBs.
Experts suggest that revisiting the
capital adequacy frameworks,
first IPO in 1993. Nevertheless, it looks
as if the inheritors of big wealth still rule
large swathes of India’s economy.
Sharma reckons countries with an
excess of billionaires and inherited
engagement with credit rating
agencies for proper risk
assessment and use of callable
capital to expand lending are ways
to get around the problem.
wealth run risks of greater social unrest
amid growing inequality. He points out
LVMH chair Bernard Arnault, the
world’s second­richest worth an
extraordinary $202 billion, was a main
However, a more practical target of Paris protesters recently. And
approach is to focus beyond globally there are now 2,500 billionaires
institutions, as restrictive worth an extraordinary $12 trillion.
investor and developed country Back in 2000, there were only 500 and
shareholder mandates cannot be they were worth less than $1 trillion.
wished away. MDBs may be better It can be argued also having 169
placed to scale lending in billionaires is an indication of growth.
particular mitigation projects. It India’s prospering tech sector has
is, therefore, essential to imagine minted nine billionaires. HCL’s Shiv
new forms of funding facilities, Nadar is worth $24.7 billion and is
especially for adaptation such as India’s third­richest behind only
regional grants and guarantees
financed by fossil fuel levies and We’re living through a
taxes. The latter can be efficacious
in raising necessary capital and period where the largest
responding to the trade based corporations are bigger
pricing measures committed to by
advanced economies. and the richest tycoons are
The most important task at richer than ever before.
hand is to recognise there is no
silver bullet and that there exists a
spectrum of capital from return
seeking to outcome seeking. Each
of these are willing to invest in
different projects and the stages
of such projects. Instead of
placing disproportionate
emphasis on a single institution
or source, the G20 must prepare a
practical template that maps the
sustainable finance instruments
with outcomes and track annual
flows.
The writer is an Assistant Professor at the
National Institute of Public Finance and Policy
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ACROSS DOWN
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consideration (11) 2. Large passenger­carrying
8. The snow­leopard (5) vehicle (7)
9. Large flatfish (7) 3. Public, not hidden (5)
10. Of circular path in space (7) 4. Breathe into the lungs (6)
11. To use with delight (5) 5. Sickness, disease (7)
12. A piece let in to enlarge or 6. The point, gist (3)
strengthen (6) 7. Potty, crazy (5)
14. To allot, appoint (6) 13. Bore without sinking (7)
18. Supply of food (5) 15. To copy (7)
19. Permanent, continual (7) 16. Fail to attend to (7)
21. To book in advance (7) 17. Progress through business life (6)
23. Clearing in a wood (5) 18. Flat­bottomed craft (5)
24. A sanction; something 20. Fireplace, fire (5)
written on the back (11) 22. Female (3)
SOLUTION: BL TWO­WAY CROSSWORD 2309
ACROSS 1. Class 4. Flaccid 8. Fortification 10. Canoe 11. Mode 12. Dish 16. Idiom 17. Imperceptible 19. Earnest 20. Surge
DOWN 1. Coffee machine 2. Air 3. Switch 4. Feigns 5. Amazed 6. Criticism 7. Dental hygiene 9. Red pepper 13. Fierce 14. Silent 15. Smiths 18. Bar
Will
economies gain
as billionaires
rise?
Concentration of wealth and rising inequality hinder
growth. India must get the balance right by promoting
growth, quality healthcare, good education and jobs
GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO
Reliance’s Mukesh Ambani and Gautam technology. Then, look at the pharma
Adani. Wipro’s Azim Premji is close and healthcare sector where India has
behind at $23.6, according to built markets globally. According to one
Bloomberg. The tech sector’s still estimate, there are 15 billionaires in
producing new billionaires, the latest healthcare and pharma. At the top is
being Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu who Forbes Dilip Shanghvi worth $16.2 billion,
reckons is worth $3.8 billion. Other followed by others like Murali Divi of
wealth­chart newcomers like online Divi’s Laboratories whose fortune is
retailer Falguni Nayar and online pegged at $6.6 billion. Clearly, some
discount broker Nithin Kamath are industries benefit from our 1.4­billion
heavily dependent on the latest population’s sheer size. Low­cost airline
NOT SO EASY
ACROSS
1. Poor point is to be made into something to be
proved (11)
8. Must turn, on cue, to make the weight (5)
9. Fish has not finished being built this way (7)
10. Of circling flight from bar, one lot gets in a muddle (7)
11. Have fun in New York : Joe shows you how (5)
12. The piece that strengthens gets use of it (6)
14. Make it over to one, like an omen (6)
18. It is the directors who get on the bus (5)
19. It is the continual way of putting up with something (7)
21. Hold something back like jam, once the top is
removed (7)
23. Could be aged about fifty when one finds space among
the trees (5)
24. One's backing of it may indicate a motoring offence (11)
think . bl . 7
IndiGo, which just struck a record
$50­billion Airbus purchase deal, is
clearly betting on the Indian aviation
market growing exponentially. IndiGo’s
Rahul Bhatia is worth $5.3 billion,
according to Bloomberg.
INHERITED WEALTH
Even when it comes to inherited wealth
there could be question marks. Wipro
was started by Premji’s father as an
edible­oil producer. Azim Premji took it
into an entirely different direction and
turned it into a world­beater. And
Eicher’s Vikram Lal inherited a company
making around six tractors a month.
Today, with some help from his son
Siddharth, Lal is worth $6.6 billion.
Gautam Adani came from an affluent
family but he has turned the group into a
giant.
On a different note, Sharma notes
countries with ‘socialist tendencies’
where there’s rampant red tape and the
government has a strong say in
industrial policy tend to create more
billionaires. He suggests the reason may
be that “socialist tendencies may
backfire by concentrating rather than
spreading wealth. Increasing regulation
favours big tycoons, who have the
lobbyists and money to navigate an
expanding thicket of rules.” Sharma
includes both India and Russia in this
category.
Sharma also divides billionaires into
“good” and “bad” by estimating the
share of wealth from productive
industries like technology and
manufacturing as opposed to sectors
like real­estate or oil which he sees as
less productive and more
corruption­prone. In this instance, he
concludes India doesn’t fare so well as
most gains have accrued to a small group
of families in crony capitalism­prone
sectors.
So, back to the question: are too many
billionaires bad for economies? We’re
living through a period where the largest
corporations are bigger and the richest
tycoons are richer than ever before and
an increasing number are in emerging
countries.
Also, extreme wealth and poverty are
rising simultaneously. While few
countries become wealthier without the
super­rich’s contribution, we know too
much wealth concentration and crony
capitalism as well as rising inequality
hinders growth. The answer in India’s
case lies in getting the balance right
through policies promoting growth,
quality healthcare, good education and
all­important jobs.
Short take
EU hopes for €160 b
investment in key tech
Jan Strupczewski
T
he European Commission
asked EU governments on
Tuesday to come up with an
extra €10 billion for 2024­27 to
leverage a total of €160 billion worth of
investment in key technologies,
including renewable energy.
The call comes as the European
Union executive is reviewing the bloc’s
long­term budget that totals around 1
per cent of the EU’s GDP and pays for
various joint European policies.
The review is necessary to factor
into the 2021­27 shared budget the
effects of the global Covid­19
pandemic, Russia’s invasion of
Ukraine, an energy crisis, as well as
rampant inflation and sharp interest
rate rises. Nor did the EU budget
anticipate the fierce competition
between Europe, the USand China for
the latest “clean” technologies to
produce energy.
“The future of the strategic
industries should be made in Europe,”
European Commission President
Ursula von der Leyen said in
presenting the call for more money.
The new scheme is to be called
Strategic Technologies for Europe
Platform (STEP) and help develop in
the EU microelectronics and quantum
computing, as well as renewable
energy and electricity storage, among
others. REUTERS
DOWN
1. Spin it out as professional will yearn to do (7)
2. Transport is provided for all in Latin (7)
3. Nothing green is to be seen in public (5)
4. Breathe it in at home, being healthy (6)
5. Sells, in the confusion malady causes (7)
6. The gist of it is that a confection has been
put up (3)
7. Crazy cricketer will try to get no runs (5)
13. Lasted out under changes brought in by editor (7)
15. How to get me at it : I do likewise (7)
16. It's lack of care one may disregard (7)
17. One's working life will go at a great speed (6)
18. It is a lighter way to move in a clumsy fashion (5)
20. Is having lessons around the fireplace (5)
22. The eponymous Haggard female (3)
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QUICKLY.
Mcap of BSE­listed stocks
zooms to ₹293.51­lakh cr
New Delhi: The market cap of
BSE­listed firms hit a fresh
all­time high of ₹293.51­lakh
crore on Tuesday. Fag­end
buying helped the benchmark
climb 271.89 points to hit the
day’s high at 63,440.19. The
Sensex is just 255.37 points away
from its peak of 63,583.07 hit on
December 1 last year. PTI
SEBI bans Wockhardt’s
ex­official from market
New Delhi: SEBI has barred
Yatendra Kumar, a former
executive of Wockhardt, from
the securities market for six
months and directed him to
disgorge losses of over ₹14
lakh averted by flouting insider
trading rules. In addition, he
has been restrained from
buying, selling or dealing in the
securities of Wockhardt for
one year. PTI
NSE, NCL pay ₹72 crore to
settle trading glitch case
New Delhi: The National Stock
Exchange (NSE) and its arm NSE
Clearing Ltd on Tuesday settled
the trading glitch case with
markets regulator. Trading was
halted at the NSE for nearly four
hours on February 24, 2021,
reportedly due to telecom links
failure leading to the
unavailability of the online risk
management system of NCL. PTI
Gadkari’s ‘cool talk’ lifts Subros 20%
CRUISING ALONG. Suzuki, Denso India owned Subros stock has risen 18 times in the last 10 years
KS Badri Narayanan
Chennai
Shares of Subros hit the
20­per cent upper circuit
on Tuesday after the Min­
ister for Road Transport
and Highways Nitin
Gadkari said air­condi­
tioned cabins for trucks
will soon be made mandat­
ory.
The stock closed at
₹434.10, a 52­week high.
Amber Enterprises India
shares, too, surged on
Tuesday.
The stock of Amber Enter­
prises, a prominent solu­
tion provider for heating,
ventilation and air condi­
tioning (HVAC), jumped
7.84 per cent at ₹2,271 on
the BSE. During the day, it
hit a high of ₹2,383.95.
A PTI report quoting
Gadkari said as drivers play
Multi-cap funds deliver better
returns during volatile times
Our Bureau
Mumbai
Multi­cap funds with equity
exposure of 25 per cent each in
the large­, mid­ and small­caps
have delivered better returns
in the last few years despite the
markets remaining highly
volatile other than equity
funds and indices.
CONSISTENT RETURNS
Among multi­cap funds,
Mahindra Manulife Multicap
Fund, Nippon India Multi Cap,
Baroda BNP Paribas Multi
Cap, ICICI Prudential Multi­
cap, Sundaram Multi cap and
Invesco India Multicap Fund
a key role in the transport
sector, which is one of the
most important areas for
India as the fastest­grow­
ing large economy in the
world, there is a need to
address issues regarding
their working conditions
and state of mind.
BIGGEST BENEFICIARY
“Some people objected to
it saying it will increase
costs...but before coming
here I have signed on the
file that henceforth, driver
have done much better.
Mahindra Manulife Multicap
Fund has delivered a consist­
ent return of 32 per cent in the
last three years and 18 per cent
in the last five years. The
benchmark Nifty 500 Multi
Cap index has delivered a re­
turn of 29 per cent and 12 per
cent over three­year and five­
year period.
Nippon India and Baroda
BNP muti­cap funds gave a re­
turn of 39 per cent and 31 per
cent over three years; in five
years, it was 16 per cent and 14
per cent.
EXPOSURE
Sunita Satapathy, Director of
mutual fund distributor Glo­
IIFL Securities to move
SAT against SEBI order
12 per cent extra growth,” Subros, founded in 1985 Our Bureau
he said. According to him, as a joint venture public Mumbai
Subros has become one of limited company with
the most preferred stocks 36.79 per cent ownership IIFL Securities plans to
in the auto ancillary space, by Suri family of India, 20 move the Securities Appel­
as it maintains margins at per cent ownership by late Tribunal (SAT) against
higher levels. Denso Corporation, Japan, SEBI’s order banning the
broking firm from enrolling
and 11.96 per cent owner­
new customers for two
ROBUST JUMP ship by Suzuki Motor Cor­
years.
Revenue from operations poration, Japan.
The order does not affect
for the quarter ended Among the public, eight
the company’s current ing that after it became ef­
March 2023 rose 9.8 per mutual funds hold 13.30
business with the existing fective, there has been no
cent year on year at ₹748.1 per cent (UTI Transporta­
clients, said IIFL non­compliance with the
cabins in trucks will be air­ crore against ₹681.10 crore tion Fund, Sundaram Small
Securities. same, said IIFL Securities.
conditioned,” Gadkari said. reported in the same Cap Fund, Nippon India
The said order pertains The said order records,
According to analysts, period a year ago. Small Cap Fund, DSP
to inspections carried out “I find no instance of mis­
Subros will be the biggest Adjusted PAT increased Small Cap Fund and Ca­
beneficiary of the move, as to ₹18.64 crore (₹16.7 nara Robeco Small Cap for different periods from use of clients funds by the
it provides a complete crore). Fund). Retail investors April 2011 to January 2017 Noticee placed before me
range of truck cabin AC For FY23, it posted a hold 8.16 per cent stake. before SEBI issued the En­ which has occurred sub­
Systems. profit of ₹48.48 crore and Meanwhile, other air­ hanced Supervision Circu­ sequent to implementation
Ravi Singhal, CEO, GCL revenues of ₹2,806.28 conditioner makers such as lar dated September 26, of Enhanced Supervision
Broking, said making air­ crore. Johnson Controls (Hitachi 2016. Circular dated September
conditioning compulsory in The stock climbed over Air­Conditioning India) The Enhanced Supervi­ 26, 2016”.
every truck cabin helped 18 times from a low of and Blue Star, too, climbed sion circular was made ef­ The company is in the
the stock climb sharply on ₹23­25 in June 2013, to the 1.3 per cent at ₹1,103.20 fective from July 1, 2017. process of preferring an ap­
Tuesday. current level. Shares of and 3.6 per cent at ₹790.35 The SEBI’s order applies peal against the said order
“The top line as well as Subros jumped about 42 respectively, even as Voltas to the circular retrospect­ before the SAT, said the
the bottom line can show a per cent in 2023 so far. ended flat at ₹789.60. ively, even while confirm­ broking firm.
Abrdn Investment
exits HDFC AMC
Airavat Capital launches global
Our Bureau
technology fund at Gift City
Mumbai
some Life Coaching Llp, said surpassing $40 million from a avat Capital India Fund and fa­
the beauty of multi­cap funds Abrdn Investment has sold its Our Bureau diverse range of investors in­ cilitated the relocation of the
lies in their ability to navigate entire 10.2 per cent stake in Ahmedabad cluding existing Airavat stake­ FPI to Gift City.
different market conditions. HDFC Asset Management holders, venture capital in­ While AGTF R caters to In­
These funds are designed to Company on Tuesday Investment management firm vestors, technology dian pools of capital, Airavat
perform well in various market through bulk deal. Airavat Capital on Tuesday an­ founders/CTOs, and family Capital is also launching GTF
cycles, making them suitable The former co­sponsor of nounced the launch of Airavat offices. NR (a sister fund of AGTF R)
for investors seeking stability HDFC AMC sold 2.18 crore Global Technology Fund R With the upcoming launch aimed at raising capital from
and growth. shares at ₹1,873 a piece (AGTF R) at GIFT City. of this fund, the firm seeks to investors in South­East Asia
With a diversified portfolio through bulk deal on the BSE. This will offer Indian HNIs expand this technology­fo­ (SEA) and the Middle East
across market­caps, multi­cap SBI Mutual Fund and Zulia and institutional investors the cused investing practice onto (ME).
funds offer a balanced ap­ Investments Pte bought opportunity to leverage In­ a global canvas and envisions GTF NR has already seen
proach to capture opportunit­ 33.35 lakh shares each and dian technology ecosystem in­ crossing $100 million in assets strong interest from family of­
ies in different segments of the 16.27 lakh shares, while sight to capitalise on the under management (AUM) fices and HNIs in the SEA and
market, said Satapathy. How­ Smallcap World Fund Inc and growth potential of top listed over the next year. ME regions. The launch of
ever, investors should carefully Societe Generale acquired technology companies world­ Trilegal acted as legal ad­ GTF NR will further reinforce
evaluate their investment ob­ 37.24 lakh and 12.25 lakh wide, the statement said. visors and PWC as tax ad­ GIFT City’s status as an emer­
jectives, risk tolerance and shares. visors to Airavat in setting up ging international investing
consult with a financial advisor Shares of HDFC AMC GLOBAL FUND the funds. HDFC Bank is the hub, paving the way for future
before making any investment gained 11 per cent to ₹2,104 Airavat’s Global Tech Fund designated depository parti­ investors to take advantage of
decisions, she added. on Tuesday. has garnered initial interest cipant and custodian to Air­ the enabling regulations.

BROKER’S CALL.
Motilal Oswal Financial
SBI (BUY)
Target: ₹700
CMP: ₹567.40
State Bank of India’s (SBIN) FY23 annual report
highlights that the bank is steadily strengthening its
balance sheet and consistently delivering healthy
RoE while maintaining its leadership position.
The bank continues to focus on building a superior
loan book, as evident in a steady decline in stressed
assets, improving PCR and robust loan growth (17
per cent in FY23). The Retail segment reported a
2.5x jump in PBT after the Corporate segment
showed a 5x increase in PBT in FY22. SBIN has
delivered an earnings CAGR of 51 per cent over
FY20­23 and crossed a key milestone of INR500b
of profits in FY23.
On the digital front, YONO continued to set new
records with about 143 million downloads and
about 60 million registered users, along with
average daily logins of about 10.3 million.
SBIN sanctioned 1.39m digital loans worth ₹24,300
crore and opened 64 per cent of savings accounts
through YONO in FY23.
SBIN reported further improvement in asset
quality, with PCR improving to 76 per cent (98.6
TODAY’S PICK.
Tejas Networks (₹754.6): BUY
Gurumurthy K
bl. research bureau
The short­term outlook for
Tejas Networks is bullish. The
stock has surged over 6 per cent
on Tuesday. This has brought
the narrow consolidation that
was in place over the last couple
of weeks. It also marks the
beginning of a new leg of
upmove. Strong support is in
the broad ₹720­700 region
which can limit the downside.
Intermediate dips are likely to
get fresh buyers at lower levels.
Tejas Networks share price
can rise to ₹720­725 over the
next two­three weeks. Traders
can go long at current levels.
Accumulate on dips at ₹730.
Keep the stop­loss at ₹705. Trail
the stop­loss up to ₹765 as soon
as the stock moves up to ₹780.
Move the stop­loss further up
to ₹785 when the price touches
₹800. Exit the long positions at
₹815.
Note: The recommendations are based
on technical analysis. There is risk of
loss in trading
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ACC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1825.40. . . . . 1838.20. . . . . 1828.80. . . . . 1841.00. . . . . 1810.50. . . . . . 362.68. . . . . 2784.95. . . . . 1593.50. . . . . 58. . . . . 1837.55
Adani Ports [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 735.65. . . . . . 737.80. . . . . . 738.00. . . . . . 742.00. . . . . . 730.20. . . . . 6753.36. . . . . . 987.90. . . . . . 394.95. . . . 154. . . . . . 737.30
AdaniEntprse [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2401.40. . . . . 2414.80. . . . . 2435.00. . . . . 2435.00. . . . . 2390.00. . . . . 2479.71. . . . . 4189.55. . . . . 1017.10. . . . 164. . . . . 2413.55
AdaniGreenEn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 960.35. . . . . . 961.70. . . . . . 961.00. . . . . . 967.00. . . . . . 952.00. . . . . . 320.09. . . . . 2574.05. . . . . . 439.35. . . . . . ­. . . . . . 959.65
AdaniTotlGas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 657.55. . . . . . 658.60. . . . . . 659.70. . . . . . 664.40. . . . . . 654.00. . . . . . 662.11. . . . . 4000.00. . . . . . 633.35. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
AdaniTranmsn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 806.60. . . . . . 811.95. . . . . . 817.70. . . . . . 817.70. . . . . . 804.85. . . . . . 574.28. . . . . 4238.55. . . . . . 630.00. . . . 531. . . . . . 812.15
AmbujaCement [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 452.85. . . . . . 448.95. . . . . . 453.50. . . . . . 455.60. . . . . . 446.60. . . . . 3007.71. . . . . . 598.15. . . . . . 315.30. . . . . 41. . . . . . 448.70
ApolloHosp [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5145.00. . . . . 5162.05. . . . . 5174.95. . . . . 5197.90. . . . . 5101.10. . . . . . 334.15. . . . . 5290.00. . . . . 3638.85. . . . . 68. . . . . 5161.45
Asian Paints [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3309.70. . . . . 3318.70. . . . . 3315.00. . . . . 3326.85. . . . . 3277.10. . . . . . 866.29. . . . . 3590.00. . . . . 2590.00. . . . . 78. . . . . 3318.40
AvenuSupmart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3975.70. . . . . 3986.90. . . . . 3985.00. . . . . 4045.00. . . . . 3910.00. . . . . . 531.75. . . . . 4606.00. . . . . 3292.65. . . . 101. . . . . 3985.55
Axis Bank [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 965.65. . . . . . 974.85. . . . . . 965.95. . . . . . 977.00. . . . . . 958.55. . . . . 7596.59. . . . . . 989.50. . . . . . 618.10. . . . . 18. . . . . . 974.45
Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4597.35. . . . . 4662.00. . . . . 4585.00. . . . . 4670.00. . . . . 4569.05. . . . . . 453.52. . . . . 4828.80. . . . . 3462.05. . . . . 23. . . . . 4659.90
Bajaj Hld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 6990.15. . . . . 7001.35. . . . . 7000.00. . . . . 7022.50. . . . . 6906.65. . . . . . . 14.89. . . . . 7490.00. . . . . 4299.80. . . . . 46. . . . . 7000.45
BajajFin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7386.20. . . . . 7248.80. . . . . 7376.15. . . . . 7376.15. . . . . 7201.00. . . . . . 863.83. . . . . 7777.00. . . . . 5340.05. . . . . 43. . . . . 7247.85
BajajFinserv [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1541.95. . . . . 1521.05. . . . . 1543.20. . . . . 1543.20. . . . . 1502.15. . . . . 1943.76. . . . . 1846.00. . . . . 1077.70. . . . 331. . . . . 1521.15
BandhanBank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 249.80. . . . . . 247.00. . . . . . 249.85. . . . . . 250.80. . . . . . 245.15. . . . . 5129.40. . . . . . 314.75. . . . . . 182.20. . . . . 18. . . . . . 247.05
BEL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 124.85. . . . . . 125.15. . . . . . 125.00. . . . . . 126.75. . . . . . 123.90. . . . 15471.36. . . . . . 127.40. . . . . . . 74.55. . . . . 30. . . . . . 125.20
BergrPaintIn [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 675.60. . . . . . 674.80. . . . . . 672.50. . . . . . 680.50. . . . . . 667.00. . . . . . 494.28. . . . . . 710.00. . . . . . 527.60. . . . . 79. . . . . . 674.80
Bharti Air [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 828.15. . . . . . 831.20. . . . . . 828.10. . . . . . 833.70. . . . . . 826.85. . . . . 2691.56. . . . . . 888.00. . . . . . 629.05. . . . 165. . . . . . 831.45
Biocon [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 244.85. . . . . . 245.00. . . . . . 245.85. . . . . . 246.25. . . . . . 244.40. . . . . 1272.66. . . . . . 341.50. . . . . . 191.60. . . . . . ­. . . . . . 244.90
Bk ofBar [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 193.75. . . . . . 194.95. . . . . . 195.00. . . . . . 196.80. . . . . . 193.50. . . . 28783.70. . . . . . 197.20. . . . . . . 89.90. . . . . . 7. . . . . . 194.95
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 18943.70. . . . 19058.65. . . . 18999.00. . . . 19149.55. . . . 18806.25. . . . . . . 18.55. . . . 19854.20. . . . 13166.60. . . . . 40. . . . 19064.90
BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 374.75. . . . . . 372.45. . . . . . 375.00. . . . . . 375.05. . . . . . 371.50. . . . . 1207.94. . . . . . 380.35. . . . . . 288.20. . . . . 27. . . . . . 372.35
Britannia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5021.05. . . . . 5056.45. . . . . 5021.05. . . . . 5062.50. . . . . 5008.05. . . . . . 251.37. . . . . 5063.00. . . . . 3272.00. . . . . 62. . . . . 5054.25
CholaIn&Fin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1132.25. . . . . 1121.90. . . . . 1132.25. . . . . 1136.35. . . . . 1117.05. . . . . 1192.14. . . . . 1149.75. . . . . . 611.50. . . . . 35. . . . . 1122.30
Cipla [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1011.25. . . . . 1011.15. . . . . 1013.85. . . . . 1018.80. . . . . 1002.60. . . . . 1413.57. . . . . 1185.20. . . . . . 852.00. . . . . 31. . . . . 1010.65
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 227.15. . . . . . 227.25. . . . . . 227.75. . . . . . 227.75. . . . . . 225.50. . . . . 5024.59. . . . . . 263.30. . . . . . 174.60. . . . . 10. . . . . . 227.30
Colgate [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1649.45. . . . . 1644.30. . . . . 1651.05. . . . . 1659.90. . . . . 1638.50. . . . . . 289.19. . . . . 1713.00. . . . . 1434.60. . . . . 42. . . . . 1645.30
Dabur [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 569.15. . . . . . 572.10. . . . . . 567.35. . . . . . 572.90. . . . . . 563.10. . . . . 1068.18. . . . . . 610.40. . . . . . 484.85. . . . . 73. . . . . . 571.80
Divi'sLabs [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3584.75. . . . . 3566.20. . . . . 3585.00. . . . . 3586.50. . . . . 3533.05. . . . . . 267.28. . . . . 3976.70. . . . . 2730.00. . . . . 52. . . . . 3565.20
DLF Ltd [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 485.35. . . . . . 489.20. . . . . . 484.40. . . . . . 491.70. . . . . . 481.50. . . . . 3849.89. . . . . . 508.50. . . . . . 294.75. . . . . 52. . . . . . 489.00
Dr Reddy [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4879.00. . . . . 4901.20. . . . . 4879.00. . . . . 4926.75. . . . . 4867.05. . . . . . 214.15. . . . . 5021.15. . . . . 3996.10. . . . . 31. . . . . 4902.15
Eicher Motor [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3496.65. . . . . 3562.10. . . . . 3504.80. . . . . 3570.00. . . . . 3465.05. . . . . . 378.56. . . . . 3886.00. . . . . 2601.10. . . . . 37. . . . . 3565.35
FSNEComVent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 150.45. . . . . . 147.05. . . . . . 150.80. . . . . . 151.50. . . . . . 146.00. . . . . 7731.16. . . . . 1486.55. . . . . . 114.25. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Gail(India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 108.00. . . . . . 108.25. . . . . . 107.90. . . . . . 108.70. . . . . . 106.75. . . . 11218.63. . . . . . 113.95. . . . . . . 83.00. . . . . 13. . . . . . 108.35
GlandPharma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1023.75. . . . . 1022.00. . . . . 1025.00. . . . . 1031.95. . . . . 1017.00. . . . . . 300.99. . . . . 2718.00. . . . . . 861.00. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Nifty 50 Movers 왖 61.25 pts.
Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1303.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 7.65. . . . . . . . . . . 22.43 . . . . . . . . . . 5.63
HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1168.65. . . . . . . . . . . . 7.50. . . . . . . . . . . 21.36 . . . . . . . . . . 1.50
Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 583.25. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.90. . . . . . . . . . . 83.04 . . . . . . . . . . 1.24
Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1844.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.52. . . . . . . . . . . 24.54 . . . . . . . . . . 3.28
Axis Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 974.85. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.74. . . . . . . . . . . 27.47 . . . . . . . . . . 3.23
PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 248.75. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.40. . . . . . . . . . . 11.25 . . . . . . . . . . 1.03
L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2382.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.31. . . . . . . . . . . 26.72 . . . . . . . . . . 3.49
Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2557.10. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.09. . . . . . . . . . . 23.35 . . . . . . . . 10.48
TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3227.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.04. . . . . . . . . . . 27.92 . . . . . . . . . . 4.01
HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 643.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.87. . . . . . . . . 103.58 . . . . . . . . . . 0.77
ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 925.55. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.82. . . . . . . . . . . 18.22 . . . . . . . . . . 7.83
HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1607.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.37. . . . . . . . . . . 19.44 . . . . . . . . . . 8.59
Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3562.10. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.04. . . . . . . . . . . 33.43 . . . . . . . . . . 0.59
Tech Mahindra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1107.35. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.95. . . . . . . . . . . 22.21 . . . . . . . . . . 0.84
NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 187.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.79. . . . . . . . . . . 10.62 . . . . . . . . . . 1.08
Bharti Airtel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 831.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.71. . . . . . . . . . . 37.71 . . . . . . . . . . 2.47
Bajaj Auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4662.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.67. . . . . . . . . . . 21.77 . . . . . . . . . . 0.64
HDFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2658.55. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.55. . . . . . . . . . . 17.56 . . . . . . . . . . 5.84
SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1295.35. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.52. . . . . . . . . . . 75.35 . . . . . . . . . . 0.71
NestleIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 22955.55. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.31. . . . . . . . . . . 86.85 . . . . . . . . . . 0.99
Britannia Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5056.45. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.95. . . . . . . . . . . 52.58 . . . . . . . . . . 0.72
Asian Paints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3318.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.93. . . . . . . . . . . 75.88 . . . . . . . . . . 1.81
Hindalco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 428.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.93. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.55 . . . . . . . . . . 0.76
Adani Enter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2414.80. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.84. . . . . . . . . 113.68 . . . . . . . . . . 0.80
Wipro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 382.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.79. . . . . . . . . . . 18.47 . . . . . . . . . . 0.69
Grasim Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1769.10. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.66. . . . . . . . . . . 10.51 . . . . . . . . . . 0.79
Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4901.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.62. . . . . . . . . . . 18.11 . . . . . . . . . . 0.72
Hero MotoCorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2800.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.54. . . . . . . . . . . 19.99 . . . . . . . . . . 0.44
Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2974.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.51. . . . . . . . . . . 80.64 . . . . . . . . . . 1.50
Apollo Hosp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5162.05. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.39. . . . . . . . . . . 87.88 . . . . . . . . . . 0.63
Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 737.80. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.37. . . . . . . . . . . 30.03 . . . . . . . . . . 0.68
JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 773.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.32. . . . . . . . . . . 45.15 . . . . . . . . . . 0.88
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 114.25. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.28. . . . . . . . . . . 17.29 . . . . . . . . . . 1.12
TataConsumerProduct . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 858.90. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.26. . . . . . . . . . . 60.44 . . . . . . . . . . 0.62
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 227.25. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.05. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.98 . . . . . . . . . . 0.58
Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1011.15. . . . . . . . . . ­0.01. . . . . . . . . . . 28.81 . . . . . . . . . . 0.64
UPL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 683.45. . . . . . . . . . ­0.25. . . . . . . . . . . 11.62 . . . . . . . . . . 0.43
IndusInd Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1298.40. . . . . . . . . . ­0.45. . . . . . . . . . . 13.53 . . . . . . . . . . 1.03
ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 157.25. . . . . . . . . . ­0.49. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.04 . . . . . . . . . . 0.74
BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 372.45. . . . . . . . . . ­0.50. . . . . . . . . . . 37.91 . . . . . . . . . . 0.43
Divis Lab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3566.20. . . . . . . . . . ­0.54. . . . . . . . . . . 51.92 . . . . . . . . . . 0.55

per cent on the corporate book) in FY23.
Controlled restructuring (0.8 per cent), low SMA
pool (10bp) and 100 per cent coverage on SR
portfolio provide comfort and would keep credit
costs under control. We reiterate Buy with a TP of
₹700.
ICICI Securities
INTERGLOBE AVIATION (BUY)
Target: ₹2,434
CMP: ₹2,438.35
InterGlobe Aviation’s (IndiGo) fleet management
has been its absolute bedrock in building a
successful cost­efficient airline operation. This
has been further strengthened by IndiGo’s latest
order of 500 Airbus A320 family aircraft placed in
June 2023. This order is not only IndiGo’s largest
order, but also the largest­ever single­aircraft
purchase by any airline with Airbus.
This order will be delivered between 2030 and
2035. The engine selection for this order will be
done in due course and so will be the exact mix of
A320 and A321 aircraft. Previous orders total to
480 aircraft, which are scheduled for delivery by
2030. With this additional firm order of 500
aircraft for 2030­2035, IndiGo’s order­book has
almost 1,000 aircraft yet to be delivered well into
the next decade. The uniform fuel­efficient
A320NEO Family aircraft will allow IndiGo to
maintain its strong focus on lowering operating
costs and delivering fuel efficiency with high
standards of reliability. Ordering well in advance
to ensure continuous increase in capacity along
with benefits of associated cashflow; maintaining
operations on single­aisle aircraft fleet despite
the strategy of increasing international mix to 30
per cent over the next two years and 40 per cent
by this decade from 23 per cent in FY23 would
augur well for the airline.
businessline is not responsible for the recommendations
sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent
to: blmarketwatch@gmail.com
Day trading guide Godrej Cons [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1066.75. . . . . 1071.90. . . . . 1060.10. . . . . 1074.60. . . . . 1057.15. . . . . . 715.27. . . . . 1084.95. . . . . . 717.35. . . . . 71. . . . . 1072.35
Grasim [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1761.30. . . . . 1769.10. . . . . 1767.00. . . . . 1772.75. . . . . 1744.75. . . . . . 461.60. . . . . 1839.30. . . . . 1285.10. . . . . 53. . . . . 1768.90
UltraTech Cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 8243.45. . . . . . . . . . ­0.66. . . . . . . . . . . 46.91 . . . . . . . . . . 1.15
Maurti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 9492.10. . . . . . . . . . ­1.21. . . . . . . . . . . 34.92 . . . . . . . . . . 1.53
HavellsIndia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1336.95. . . . . 1346.80. . . . . 1336.00. . . . . 1349.90. . . . . 1327.95. . . . . . 594.12. . . . . 1405.85. . . . . 1058.70. . . . . 78. . . . . 1346.30
M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1396.45. . . . . . . . . . ­1.25. . . . . . . . . . . 15.27 . . . . . . . . . . 1.51
State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 567.40. . . . . . . . . . ­1.27. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.77 . . . . . . . . . . 2.64
18880 » Nifty 50 Futures HCL Tech [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1137.55. . . . . 1168.65. . . . . 1133.00. . . . . 1170.75. . . . . 1132.50. . . . . 3504.87. . . . . 1170.00. . . . . . 875.65. . . . . 28. . . . . 1168.20 Hind Unilever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2676.10. . . . . . . . . . ­1.46. . . . . . . . . . . 61.98 . . . . . . . . . . 2.89
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
HDFC [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2654.80. . . . . 2658.55. . . . . 2653.95. . . . . 2663.00. . . . . 2631.40. . . . . 5495.07. . . . . 2867.00. . . . . 2060.10. . . . . 30. . . . . 2657.85 ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 452.85. . . . . . . . . . ­1.51. . . . . . . . . . . 28.88 . . . . . . . . . . 4.84
Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 991.95. . . . . . . . . . ­2.42. . . . . . . . . . . 27.96 . . . . . . . . . . 1.30
HDFC AMC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1892.45. . . . . 2104.90. . . . . 2035.00. . . . . 2127.70. . . . . 1986.10. . . . . 6587.76. . . . . 2314.00. . . . . 1595.25. . . . . 32. . . . . 2104.35
HDFC Bank [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1604.15. . . . . 1607.50. . . . . 1604.15. . . . . 1611.00. . . . . 1590.65. . . . 10002.81. . . . . 1733.95. . . . . 1294.05. . . . . 20. . . . . 1608.30
Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1521.05. . . . . . . . . . ­2.58. . . . . . . . . . . 19.84 . . . . . . . . . . 1.00
18820 18750 18910 19000 Wait for dips. Go long at 18830. Bajaj Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 7248.80. . . . . . . . . . ­8.34. . . . . . . . . . . 38.14 . . . . . . . . . . 2.34
HDFCLifeIns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 626.55. . . . . . 643.70. . . . . . 627.00. . . . . . 644.85. . . . . . 624.20. . . . 10400.68. . . . . . 644.95. . . . . . 457.95. . . . 102. . . . . . 643.75
Keep the stop­loss at 18790 HeroMoto [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2782.60. . . . . 2800.70. . . . . 2775.00. . . . . 2809.60. . . . . 2745.05. . . . . . 872.57. . . . . 3025.50. . . . . 2246.75. . . . . 19. . . . . 2800.10 Pts: Impact on index movement
Hindalco [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 426.15. . . . . . 428.95. . . . . . 426.15. . . . . . 433.25. . . . . . 423.05. . . . . 5090.80. . . . . . 504.00. . . . . . 309.00. . . . . 29. . . . . . 428.90
HindustnAero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3893.40. . . . . 3848.70. . . . . 3899.00. . . . . 3899.00. . . . . 3800.00. . . . . 1946.93. . . . . 3950.00. . . . . 1698.85. . . . . 22. . . . . 3847.50
₹1608 » HDFC Bank
HUL [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2683.25. . . . . 2676.10. . . . . 2670.00. . . . . 2680.40. . . . . 2648.10. . . . . 1129.28. . . . . 2741.00. . . . . 2109.00. . . . . 63. . . . . 2675.95
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT ICICI Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 923.15. . . . . . 925.55. . . . . . 920.95. . . . . . 928.55. . . . . . 914.80. . . . 15212.29. . . . . . 958.00. . . . . . 677.65. . . . . 20. . . . . . 925.25
ICICILombGIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1259.90. . . . . 1292.25. . . . . 1278.00. . . . . 1294.95. . . . . 1260.60. . . . . . 758.43. . . . . 1369.00. . . . . 1049.10. . . . . 37. . . . . 1292.05 Nifty Next 50 Movers 왖 161.60 pts.
1600 1585 1615 1630 Go long only above 1615. Keep IndianOilCor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 91.90. . . . . . . 91.90. . . . . . . 91.90. . . . . . . 92.60. . . . . . . 91.30. . . . . 9394.89. . . . . . . 93.70. . . . . . . 65.20. . . . . 16. . . . . . . 91.87 Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
the stop­loss at 1610 IndusInd BK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1301.40. . . . . 1298.40. . . . . 1295.00. . . . . 1315.40. . . . . 1285.20. . . . . 2102.07. . . . . 1342.65. . . . . . 763.75. . . . . 14. . . . . 1298.10 Hdfc Amc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2104.90. . . . . . . . . . 60.52. . . . . . . . . . . 31.56 . . . . . . . . . . 1.37
IndusTowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 160.80. . . . . . 161.55. . . . . . 160.80. . . . . . 162.45. . . . . . 159.50. . . . . 3802.68. . . . . . 230.90. . . . . . 135.15. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1292.25. . . . . . . . . . 29.80. . . . . . . . . . . 36.71 . . . . . . . . . . 2.71
INFO EDGE (I) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4441.65. . . . . 4455.70. . . . . 4444.00. . . . . 4460.00. . . . . 4400.50. . . . . . 186.00. . . . . 4624.35. . . . . 3310.00. . . . . 96. . . . . 4452.15 I­Prulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 563.25. . . . . . . . . . 19.62. . . . . . . . . . . 99.60 . . . . . . . . . . 1.80
₹1303 » Infosys Infosys [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1294.00. . . . . 1303.40. . . . . 1294.00. . . . . 1305.00. . . . . 1291.10. . . . . 4009.18. . . . . 1672.45. . . . . 1215.45. . . . . 23. . . . . 1303.15 Tata Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 224.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 9.54. . . . . . . . . . . 18.87 . . . . . . . . . . 2.72
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT IntGlobAviat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2432.30. . . . . 2437.75. . . . . 2490.00. . . . . 2490.00. . . . . 2428.85. . . . . 1276.43. . . . . 2499.95. . . . . 1513.30. . . . . . ­. . . . . 2438.35 Abb India. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4376.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 9.24. . . . . . . . . 227.35 . . . . . . . . . . 1.90
Havells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1346.80. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.90. . . . . . . . . . . 78.73 . . . . . . . . . . 2.77
I­PruLifeINS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 549.25. . . . . . 563.25. . . . . . 552.00. . . . . . 566.40. . . . . . 551.05. . . . . 3386.99. . . . . . 608.65. . . . . . 380.95. . . . 100. . . . . . 563.40
Dlf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 489.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.59. . . . . . . . . . . 59.54 . . . . . . . . . . 2.49
1290 1280 1310 1325 Go long above 1310. Stop­loss can IRTC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 667.85. . . . . . 664.05. . . . . . 668.50. . . . . . 670.90. . . . . . 660.20. . . . . 1519.18. . . . . . 774.90. . . . . . 557.00. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
ITC [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 453.60. . . . . . 452.85. . . . . . 454.80. . . . . . 454.80. . . . . . 450.15. . . . . 4472.12. . . . . . 455.90. . . . . . 261.30. . . . . 30. . . . . . 452.90
Vedanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 282.65. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.45. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.24 . . . . . . . . . . 2.59
be kept at 1305 JSWSteelLtd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 771.65. . . . . . 773.15. . . . . . 772.20. . . . . . 786.50. . . . . . 768.55. . . . . 2282.55. . . . . . 786.40. . . . . . 536.30. . . . . 38. . . . . . 772.80
Varun Beverages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 813.35. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.20. . . . . . . . . . . 61.52 . . . . . . . . . . 1.26
Bank Of Baroda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 194.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.06. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.72 . . . . . . . . . . 2.98
Kot.Mah.Bk [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1824.55. . . . . 1844.00. . . . . 1820.00. . . . . 1847.00. . . . . 1815.30. . . . . 4622.91. . . . . 2063.00. . . . . 1630.00. . . . . 34. . . . . 1842.90 Piindustries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3879.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 7.53. . . . . . . . . . . 47.87 . . . . . . . . . . 2.56
₹453 » ITC L&T [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2366.35. . . . . 2382.00. . . . . 2364.95. . . . . 2389.65. . . . . 2354.45. . . . . 1771.31. . . . . 2420.00. . . . . 1456.80. . . . . 43. . . . . 2382.20 Samvardmothersoninternatl . . .. . . . . . . 82.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 7.33. . . . . . . . . . . 33.36 . . . . . . . . . . 1.37
LIC of India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 618.30. . . . . . 630.35. . . . . . 620.00. . . . . . 632.50. . . . . . 619.05. . . . . 3041.05. . . . . . 754.25. . . . . . 530.05. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Godrej Consumer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1071.90. . . . . . . . . . . . 7.03. . . . . . . . . . . 64.39 . . . . . . . . . . 3.33
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT M&M [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1402.55. . . . . 1396.45. . . . . 1402.60. . . . . 1409.90. . . . . 1380.70. . . . . 1042.43. . . . . 1420.00. . . . . . 972.90. . . . . 23. . . . . 1396.10 Siemens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3829.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.97. . . . . . . . . . . 84.25 . . . . . . . . . . 2.80
450 447 454 457 Go long on a break above 454.
Marico Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 534.95. . . . . . 536.10. . . . . . 535.00. . . . . . 540.45. . . . . . 532.00. . . . . 1483.92. . . . . . 559.00. . . . . . 462.95. . . . . 59. . . . . . 536.75 Dabur India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 572.10. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.22. . . . . . . . . . . 59.58 . . . . . . . . . . 2.75
Muthootfin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1191.25. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.20. . . . . . . . . . . 13.03 . . . . . . . . . . 1.06
Maruti [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 9532.00. . . . . 9492.10. . . . . 9530.00. . . . . 9538.90. . . . . 9420.00. . . . . . 612.71. . . . . 9801.40. . . . . 7626.40. . . . . 36. . . . . 9496.25
Keep the stop­loss at 452 Mphasis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1873.05. . . . . 1884.50. . . . . 1873.05. . . . . 1889.00. . . . . 1854.30. . . . . . 589.67. . . . . 2444.75. . . . . 1660.65. . . . . 25. . . . . 1883.05 Info Edge I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4455.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.93. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 2.84
MuthootFinan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1180.50. . . . . 1191.25. . . . . 1182.00. . . . . 1194.00. . . . . 1176.00. . . . . . 329.60. . . . . 1212.75. . . . . . 911.40. . . . . 14. . . . . 1191.15 Bharat Elec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 125.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.88. . . . . . . . . . . 30.63 . . . . . . . . . . 3.68
Acc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1838.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.73. . . . . . . . . . . 70.61 . . . . . . . . . . 1.22
₹157 » ONGC NestleIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 22794.85. . . . 22955.55. . . . 22794.85. . . . 22999.95. . . . 22720.00. . . . . . . 68.88. . . . 23200.00. . . . 16544.40. . . . . 87. . . . 22945.55
NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 185.85. . . . . . 187.50. . . . . . 186.00. . . . . . 188.00. . . . . . 184.55. . . . . 6035.60. . . . . . 188.65. . . . . . 135.00. . . . . 11. . . . . . 187.55
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19058.65. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.55. . . . . . . . . . . 39.43 . . . . . . . . . . 1.34
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT One97Commn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 871.25. . . . . . 895.75. . . . . . 874.95. . . . . . 899.00. . . . . . 865.00. . . . . 4900.49. . . . . . 914.95. . . . . . 438.35. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Canara Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 306.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.39. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.90 . . . . . . . . . . 1.69
Lic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 630.35. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.34. . . . . . . . . . . 10.49 . . . . . . . . . . 0.40
ONGC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 157.80. . . . . . 157.25. . . . . . 157.55. . . . . . 157.80. . . . . . 156.55. . . . . 6059.74. . . . . . 168.95. . . . . . 119.80. . . . . . 4. . . . . . 157.25
Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2678.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.86. . . . . . . . . 105.64 . . . . . . . . . . 3.35
156 155 159 160 Go long now and at 156. Keep the PGHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 13932.45. . . . 13827.05. . . . 13925.00. . . . 13980.00. . . . 13764.05. . . . . . . . 3.15. . . . 15500.00. . . . 13100.00. . . . . 79. . . . 13843.35 Gail (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 108.25. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.43. . . . . . . . . . . 12.72 . . . . . . . . . . 2.40
PidiliteInd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2673.30. . . . . 2678.50. . . . . 2674.90. . . . . 2701.00. . . . . 2670.80. . . . . . 447.60. . . . . 2916.85. . . . . 2009.80. . . . 108. . . . . 2679.05
stop­loss at 155 Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3986.90. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.33. . . . . . . . . 108.59 . . . . . . . . . . 1.89
PIIndustries [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3854.00. . . . . 3879.95. . . . . 3849.00. . . . . 3888.95. . . . . 3831.90. . . . . . 240.90. . . . . 3938.95. . . . . 2443.90. . . . . 49. . . . . 3880.15 Industowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 161.55. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.26. . . . . . . . . . . 21.34 . . . . . . . . . . 1.11
PowerGrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 243.10. . . . . . 248.75. . . . . . 243.85. . . . . . 249.70. . . . . . 243.75. . . . 10069.77. . . . . . 249.75. . . . . . 186.35. . . . . 11. . . . . . 248.95 Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 536.10. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.15. . . . . . . . . . . 52.44 . . . . . . . . . . 2.28
₹2546 » Reliance Ind. Reliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2551.80. . . . . 2557.10. . . . . 2547.55. . . . . 2564.00. . . . . 2535.00. . . . . 3194.09. . . . . 2754.70. . . . . 2180.00. . . . . 39. . . . . 2546.75 Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2437.75. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.12. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 2.16
SamvdMthnInt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 81.20. . . . . . . 82.20. . . . . . . 81.75. . . . . . . 82.80. . . . . . . 81.00. . . . 12395.50. . . . . . 137.50. . . . . . . 61.80. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Adanitransmission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 811.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.09. . . . . . . . . . . 70.73 . . . . . . . . . . 0.72
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT SBI [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 568.85. . . . . . 567.40. . . . . . 568.85. . . . . . 569.45. . . . . . 562.55. . . . 14549.15. . . . . . 629.65. . . . . . 430.80. . . . . 10. . . . . . 567.40 Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1860.05. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.76. . . . . . . . . . . 50.93 . . . . . . . . . . 1.40
2535 2520 2580 2645 Go long now and at 25540 Keep
SBICards&Pay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 905.45. . . . . . 893.80. . . . . . 903.00. . . . . . 904.00. . . . . . 890.50. . . . . 1160.81. . . . . 1028.65. . . . . . 655.70. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Bajaj Holdings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 7001.35. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.71. . . . . . . . . . . 15.75 . . . . . . . . . . 1.01
Srf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2405.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.65. . . . . . . . . . . 32.98 . . . . . . . . . . 2.87
SBILifeInsur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1280.50. . . . . 1295.35. . . . . 1281.85. . . . . 1306.80. . . . . 1280.50. . . . . 1474.32. . . . . 1339.55. . . . . 1039.25. . . . . 75. . . . . 1292.20
the stop­loss at 2525 ShreeCements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 25999.00. . . . 25949.20. . . . 25910.00. . . . 26188.80. . . . 25740.00. . . . . . . 18.09. . . . 27013.00. . . . 17900.00. . . . . 70. . . . 25938.70 Adanigreenenergy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 961.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.56. . . . . . . . . 156.56 . . . . . . . . . . 0.91
Siemens [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3807.70. . . . . 3829.40. . . . . 3830.00. . . . . 3840.00. . . . . 3795.40. . . . . . 319.32. . . . . 3940.00. . . . . 2253.45. . . . . 83. . . . . 3826.80
Adani Total Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 658.60. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.42. . . . . . . . . 132.54 . . . . . . . . . . 0.60
Indian Oilcorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 91.90. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00. . . . . . . . . . . 11.09 . . . . . . . . . . 2.77
₹567 » SBI SRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2404.70. . . . . 2405.95. . . . . 2409.90. . . . . 2416.50. . . . . 2383.55. . . . . . 404.50. . . . . 2864.35. . . . . 2002.50. . . . . 35. . . . . 2406.35
Zomato .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 75.85. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 1.04
Sun Pharma [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1001.80. . . . . . 991.95. . . . . 1007.65. . . . . 1007.75. . . . . . 989.60. . . . . 1445.69. . . . . 1071.90. . . . . . 794.25. . . . . 52. . . . . . 991.65
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Tata Motors [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 566.05. . . . . . 583.25. . . . . . 566.05. . . . . . 583.95. . . . . . 562.50. . . . 18074.90. . . . . . 584.00. . . . . . 375.50. . . . . 66. . . . . . 583.30
Adani Wilmar .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 417.10. . . . . . . . . . ­0.51. . . . . . . . . . . 93.12 . . . . . . . . . . 0.22
Berger Paints I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 674.80. . . . . . . . . . ­0.67. . . . . . . . . . . 76.19 . . . . . . . . . . 1.29
Tata Steel [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 114.10. . . . . . 114.25. . . . . . 114.10. . . . . . 115.25. . . . . . 113.50. . . . 30371.60. . . . . . 124.30. . . . . . . 82.71. . . . . . 9. . . . . . 114.30 Proc & Gam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 13827.05. . . . . . . . . . ­1.45. . . . . . . . . . . 78.82 . . . . . . . . . . 0.43
565 562 570 574 Wait for a rise. Go short at 569 TataConsuPro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 857.00. . . . . . 858.90. . . . . . 857.00. . . . . . 867.00. . . . . . 847.30. . . . . 1178.86. . . . . . 872.40. . . . . . 686.60. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Shree Cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25949.20. . . . . . . . . . ­2.40. . . . . . . . . . . 73.77 . . . . . . . . . . 2.84
with a stop­loss at 571 TataPowerCo [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 223.15. . . . . . 224.95. . . . . . 223.10. . . . . . 226.35. . . . . . 222.60. . . . 11221.84. . . . . . 251.00. . . . . . 182.45. . . . . 26. . . . . . 224.90 Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1644.30. . . . . . . . . . ­2.48. . . . . . . . . . . 42.71 . . . . . . . . . . 1.80
TCS [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3210.40. . . . . 3227.70. . . . . 3214.00. . . . . 3232.50. . . . . 3201.05. . . . . 1528.45. . . . . 3575.00. . . . . 2926.00. . . . . 30. . . . . 3227.20 Page Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 38647.35. . . . . . . . . . ­3.56. . . . . . . . . . . 75.46 . . . . . . . . . . 1.91
TechMahindra [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1093.60. . . . . 1107.35. . . . . 1093.60. . . . . 1110.95. . . . . 1088.20. . . . . 3318.87. . . . . 1165.75. . . . . . 948.20. . . . . 29. . . . . 1107.20 Irctc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 664.05. . . . . . . . . . ­4.17. . . . . . . . . . . 52.81 . . . . . . . . . . 1.66
₹3227 » TCS TitanCompany [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2968.60. . . . . 2974.00. . . . . 2972.70. . . . . 2986.35. . . . . 2948.30. . . . . . 672.30. . . . . 3023.80. . . . . 1827.15. . . . . 79. . . . . 2968.80 Fsnecomventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 147.05. . . . . . . . . . ­6.80. . . . . . . 2001.60 . . . . . . . . . . 0.67
TorrentPhar [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1857.75. . . . . 1860.05. . . . . 1860.00. . . . . 1869.35. . . . . 1852.25. . . . . . 136.39. . . . . 1886.25. . . . . 1361.03. . . . . 60. . . . . 1858.20 United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 891.75. . . . . . . . . . ­7.66. . . . . . . . . . . 57.61 . . . . . . . . . . 2.13
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Ltimindtree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5022.15. . . . . . . . . . ­9.20. . . . . . . . . . . 43.33 . . . . . . . . . . 3.78
UltraTech. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 8268.60. . . . . 8243.45. . . . . 8268.00. . . . . 8291.40. . . . . 8171.30. . . . . . 343.19. . . . . 8429.00. . . . . 5162.50. . . . . 48. . . . . 8241.55
Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 448.95. . . . . . . . ­10.34. . . . . . . . . . . 41.12 . . . . . . . . . . 2.71
United Spr [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 899.05. . . . . . 891.75. . . . . . 898.90. . . . . . 898.90. . . . . . 889.35. . . . . . 585.06. . . . . . 951.95. . . . . . 728.50. . . . . 71. . . . . . 891.90
3215 3200 3240 3270 Go long only on a break above Sbicards&Pay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 893.80. . . . . . . . ­12.33. . . . . . . . . . . 37.44 . . . . . . . . . . 2.15
UPL [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 685.60. . . . . . 683.45. . . . . . 685.00. . . . . . 685.10. . . . . . 678.70. . . . . 1537.06. . . . . . 807.00. . . . . . 607.80. . . . . 52. . . . . . 683.25
Hindustanaeronautics . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3848.70. . . . . . . . ­13.48. . . . . . . . . . . 22.08 . . . . . . . . . . 2.64
3240 with a stop­loss at 3230
Vedanta [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 280.55. . . . . . 282.65. . . . . . 279.00. . . . . . 284.35. . . . . . 279.00. . . . . 5600.44. . . . . . 340.75. . . . . . 206.10. . . . . . 4. . . . . . 282.60 Cholamandalamin&Fin . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1121.90. . . . . . . . ­14.73. . . . . . . . . . . 34.61 . . . . . . . . . . 3.64
Wipro [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 380.15. . . . . . 382.50. . . . . . 381.80. . . . . . 384.95. . . . . . 380.60. . . . . 5901.33. . . . . . 444.65. . . . . . 351.85. . . . . 23. . . . . . 382.55
S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. ZOMATO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 75.85. . . . . . . 75.85. . . . . . . 76.00. . . . . . . 76.40. . . . . . . 74.80. . . . 30591.60. . . . . . . 80.30. . . . . . . 40.60. . . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Pts: Impact on index movement

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WEDNESDAY ­ JUNE 21 ­ 2023
To drive growth, Karur Vysya Bank
embarks on multichannel strategy
FRESH VISION. New units have been created to shore up deposit base and grow advances, says MD
G Balachandar
Chennai
Karur Vysya Bank (KVB) is on a
transformation path from
branch­led operations to mul­
tichannel­driven operations as
it seeks to sustain its growth
momentum in total business
and profitability.
The bank, which reported a
record profit of ₹1,106 crore
for FY23, expects margin pres­
sures in the next 2­3 quarters as
its cost of deposits may go up
by 40­50 bps. However, it hopes
to sustain its performance.
Also, it is not required to raise
capital, though it may review
the decision a year later.
B Ramesh Babu, MD and
CEO of KVB, discussed the
bank’s transformation journey
after opening its 800th branch
and first digital banking unit in
Compromise settlement is not available to
borrowers as a matter of right: RBI
Our Bureau
Mumbai
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
has plugged interpretation gaps
in its recently issued circular on
“Framework for Compromise
Settlements and Technical
Write­offs”, clarifying “penal
measures” and “minimum cool­
ing period”, among others,
through frequently asked
questions.
This comes in the wake of
bank unions opposing a clause
in the circular that allows banks’
boards to take up proposals for
compromise settlements in re­
spect of debtors classified as
fraud or wilful defaulter.
The central bank under­
scored that compromise settle­
ment is not available to borrow­
ers as a matter of right; rather, it
is a discretion to be exercised by
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The top 20
depositors make up
just less than 5% of
total deposits. Our
dependence on the
bigger deposits is
not there, and
that is our strength
B RAMESH BABU
MD and CEO of
Karur Vysya Bank
Chennai. KVB is planning 35
new branches during this fiscal.
MULTIPLE CHANNELS
He said multiple channels and
new units have been created to
shore up the deposit base and
grow the advances. Babu said
more than 77 per cent of its de­
the lenders based on their com­
mercial judgment.
The RBI said the rationale for
permitting lenders to enter into
compromise settlement with
borrowers classified as fraud or
wilful defaulter is to enable
multiple avenues to lenders to
recover the money in default
without much delay. Apart from
the time­value loss, inordinate
delays result in asset­value de­
terioration, which hampers ul­
timate recoveries.
PENAL MEASURES
The central bank emphasised
that penal measures currently
applicable to borrowers classi­
fied as fraud or wilful defaulter
in terms of the Master Direc­
tions on Frauds (July 1,
2016) and the Master Circular
on Wilful Defaulters (July 1,
2015), respectively, remain un­
changed. These measures shall
posits are below ₹1 crore, indic­
ating the granularity of its de­
posit structure. The top­20
depositors make up just less
than 5 per cent of its total de­
posits. “Our dependence on the
bigger deposits is not there, and
that is our strength,” he added.
These deposits were mostly
The rationale for
permitting lenders
to enter into
compromise
settlement with
borrowers classified
as fraud or wilful
defaulter is to
enable avenues to
lenders to recover
the money without
much delay: RBI
continue to be applicable in
cases where the banks enter
into a compromise settlement
with such borrowers. “Such
penal measures entail, inter
alia, that no additional facilities
should be granted by any bank
mobilised by branches. With
the growing need to serve exist­
ing customers and bring in
more, KVB has created multiple
new channels. It has created a
retail liability sales force, which
will have “feet on the street”
(FOS) staff. “We have already
hired 500 people in the last
three months and will increase
the number progressively, said
Babu.
KVB plans to hire 1,300 FOS
staff over the next 12­18
months. They are entrusted
with garnering new accounts,
mostly current and savings ac­
counts, corporate salary ac­
counts, government busi­
nesses, third­party products,
etc.
The objective is to grow the
share of CASA to 40 per cent,
over three years, up from 33 per
cent now. “An increase in CASA
share will lead to a reduction in
or FI to borrowers listed as wil­
ful defaulters and that such
companies (including their en­
trepreneurs or promoters) get
debarred from institutional fin­
ance for floating new ventures
for a period of five years from
the date of removal of their
name from the list of wilful de­
faulters,” the central bank said.
In addition, borrowers classi­
fied as fraud are debarred from
availing of bank finance for a
period of five years from the
date of full payment of the de­
frauded amount.
COOLING PERIOD
The RBI said the cooling period
has been introduced as a general
prescription for normal cases of
compromise settlements,
without prejudice to the penal
measures applicable in respect
of borrowers classified as fraud
or wilful defaulter.
our cost of deposits, and we will
be able to offer better rates for
our borrowers,” he added. On
the advances front, KVB has
taken steps to bring in granular­
ity to manage the book in case
of stress.
COMMERCIAL PORTFOLIO
As a result of its initiatives, it
has brought down the corpor­
ate loan book to 21 per cent
from about 40 per cent earlier.
It has also broken down this
portfolio into corporate and
commercial, wherein above
₹25­crore loans will come un­
der corporate and sub­₹25
crore advances will be under
the commercial category, fo­
cussing on MSME and trade
segments. Now, the commer­
cial portfolio accounts for 32­
33 per cent of the book.
Rupee may drop before a rally
Akhil Nallamuthu
bl. research Bureau
The rupee, on Tuesday, lost
one­fifth of a per cent to close
at 82.12 versus the dollar. But
on a weekly basis, it has appre­
ciated, as it closed at 82.38 last
Tuesday.
WEEKLY
RUPEE VIEW.
Supporting the Indian cur­
rency has been good foreign
inflows. As per the NSDL data
on FPI, the domestic market
has received net inflows of
nearly $900 million over the
past week. So far in June, the
net inflows have been $2.4 bil­
lion. But a rise in crude oil
prices in the last week has
been a drag on the local
currency.
CHART
However, the charts are show­
ing signs of a bounce in the
dollar, at least temporarily.
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The rupee has fallen off the
resistance level at 82. Note
that a trendline hurdle is
placed at around 81.90, and
thus, the price band of 81.90–
82 is a resistance band. If the
decline extends from the cur­
rent level, we might see the ru­
pee inching down to 82.25 this
week. A breach of this level
can drag the rupee to 82.50.
On the other hand, if rupee
regains traction from the cur­
rent level of 82.12 or after fall­
ing to 82.25, it is likely to sur­
pass the barrier at 81.90. Such
a move can establish a new leg
of an uptrend, which can lift
the rupee to 81.50 or even to
81.30.
The dollar index (DXY),
now trading at 102.40, is be­
low the 50­day moving aver­
age. There is a bearish bias,
and we might see the index
falling towards a key support
at 101 in the near term. If the
down move begins from the
current level, it can help the
rupee gain ground, potentially
leading to the break out of
81.90.
For DXY, support below
101 is at 100 and 99.30.
OUTLOOK
The next move of the rupee
depends on how DXY behaves
going ahead. If DXY sees a re­
covery, we might see the ru­
pee moving down to 82.25.
But after this move, we are
likely to see a rally in the
rupee.
On the other hand, if DXY
resumes the decline from
here, the rupee can rally past
81.90 and move towards 81.50
quickly.
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Gold slides 1% on strong US
housing data, firmer dollar
Gold retreated 1 per cent on
Tuesday on strong US housing
starts data and a firmer dollar,
while traders looked to Federal
Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's
testimony for cues on the interest
rate strategy. Spot gold shed 1 per
cent to $1,929.98 per ounce by
10:31 a.m (1431 GMT), its biggest
daily decline in nearly two weeks.
US gold futures fell 1.5% to
$1,941.20. REUTERS
Palm oil ends five­day rally
on weak exports
Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian palm oil
futures ticked down on Tuesday,
snapping a five­session rally as
weak exports outweighed a
declining ringgit and lower
output estimates.The benchmark
palm oil contract for September
delivery on the Bursa Malaysia
Derivatives Exchange fell 30
ringgit, to 3,727 ringgit ($803.58)
per tonne. REUTERS
IG International imports
Australian avocados
Chennai: IG International has
imported Australian avocados into
Mumbai as its first trial shipment.
This shipment comprises 176
cartons of premium avocados. IG
International said that the trial
shipment of Australian avocados,
in collaboration with Australian
firm Avolution, is a proof of the
company’s organised and strategic
sourcing system. OUR BUREAU
3 of 4 criteria for El Niño met: Australian Weather Agency
Subramani Ra Mancombu
Chennai
Three of the four criteria for
the development of El Niño
have been met, increasing the
chances of the warm weather
event setting in this year, the
Bureau of Meteorology, Aus­
tralia, has said.
In its latest El Niño­South­
ern Oscillation (ENSO) Out­
look, the Bureau said a clear
warming trend has been ob­
served in the NINO3 or
NINO3.4 regions of the Pa­
cific Ocean during the past
3­6 months.
The development comes
on the heels of market ana­
lysts saying that El Niño is the
market’s main near­term risk.
El Niño could affect the In­
dian monsoon and result in
deficient rainfall, resulting in
affecting the rural economy
that is keeping the wheels of
the country’s development
moving.
Register unique jackfruit varieties with
plant protection body: IIHR to farmers
AJ Vinayak
Mangaluru
There is a need for farmers to
get their unique jackfruit vari­
eties registered with PPVFRA
(Protection of Plant Varieties
and Farmers’ Rights Author­
ity), according to Sanjay Ku­
mar Singh, Director of the In­
dian Institute of Horticultural
Research (IIHR).
Speaking to businessline on
the sidelines of a jackfruit fest­
ival at Puttur in Dakshina Kan­
nada district of Karnataka, he
said the varieties registered
under this get royalty on the
price at which the plant is sold.
Research institutions like
IIHR help farmers get such
varieties’ medicinal value, us­
age, and processing value.
These registered varieties can
be commercialised. IIHR also
aids in propagating the farm­
ers’ varieties. When such vari­
eties are cultivated on large
areas, quantity increases, and
this paves the way for organ­
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Deficient rain, receding water
levels threaten sugarcane crop
DELAYED MONSOON. Rainfall over next 10 days is crucial, says Shree Renuka Sugars ED
Vishwanath Kulkarni
Bengaluru
Delayed monsoon coupled
with reduced levels in water
bodies may affect the stand­
ing sugarcane crop in Maha­
rashtra and Karnataka, even
as farmers are delaying the
fresh cane planting for the
2023­24 season in these
States.
“The next 10 days are cru­
cial for the sugarcane crop in
Maharashta and Karnataka.
If it doesn’t rain by then, sug­
arcane yields are likely to be
affected in these regions”
said Virendra Singh, Execut­
ive Director of Shree Renuka
Sugars Ltd, which operates
seven sugar factories and
three distilleries in these
States.
GRIM SITUATION
“Planting of sugarcane is
slow. Farmers are seen delay­
ing the planting of cane on
account of inadequate water
availability,” Singh said. Ab­
Natural gas: Go long if price drops to ₹205 Telangana to invest ₹2,000 cr to set up rice mills
Akhil Nallamuthu
bl. research bureau
Natural gas futures (con­
tinuous contract) on the
MCX, which began the latest
leg of rally from the support
at ₹180, closed above an­
other key level at ₹215 on
Monday. This keeps the
probability of a rally high.
COMMODITY
CALL.
However, since the price
has seen a sharp up move,
we cannot reject the possib­
ility of natural gas futures
witnessing a corrective de­
POTENT DANGER. El Niño could impact monsoon in India
and result in deficient rainfall, affecting the rural economy
India’s equities indicator
Sensex, which rose to near­re­
cord levels last week, ended
higher by 159 points on
Tuesday.
RESPONSE
The Climate Prediction Cen­
ter (CPC), an arm of the US
National Ocean and Atmo­
spheric Administration, said
El Niño conditions, which are
abnormal warming of the sea
surface temperatures of the
Stakeholders in
jackfruit sector
should make efforts
to bring at least
around 60 per cent
of the production
to the processing
sector
ised retail.
He said jackfruit grows in
different States of the country
and in tropical, sub­tropical,
arid and semi­arid regions.
‘SPEND MORE’
Stating that IIHR, Bengaluru,
has conserved around 400
varieties of jackfruit, he said it
is collaborating with farmers
in different regions where
there is jackfruit diversity.
Apart from cataloguing, the in­
stitute conserves them at its
centre. These varieties have
different characteristics in
size, colour of the flake, nutri­
PARCHED. Lack of adequate
water has led to drying of cane
in about 10­15 per cent of the
area in Karnataka REUTERS
hijit Ghorpade, a sugar
broker in Kolhapur, said the
situation is grim for sugar­
cane in western Maha­
rashtra.
“If it doesn’t rain in the
next week, there could be a
damage of about 15 per cent.
Once the cane crop suffers
damage, it would be hard to
recover,” Ghorpade said,
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cline. We can expect a mod­
eration in the price of the
continuous contract of the
energy commodity to ₹205
from the current level of
₹219.
The possible path of
movement from here will be
that the contract will see a
drop to ₹205 and then re­
Pacific Ocean leading to
drought and deficient rainfall
in Asia — particularly India,
had developed by mid­June.
During this weekend, it
said the previously ENSO­
neutral conditions in the
central­eastern equatorial Pa­
cific had transitioned to warm
El Niño­like conditions.
“The atmospheric re­
sponse to the warmer­than­
average tropical Pacific sea
surface kicked in over the past
tional value and the season of
ripening.
He suggested that the state
biodiversity boards spend
money on conserving unique
varieties of jackfruit.
Such an effort can help con­
serve such varieties at re­
search institutes and germ­
plasm sites designated by the
Indian Council of Agricultural
Research.
Stakeholders in jackfruit
sector should make efforts to
bring at least around 60 per
cent of the production to the
processing sector so that pro­
cessed products are available
throughout the year. He said
there is a need to develop jack­
fruit joints like modern food
joints. All the dishes, pro­
cessed products and planting
materials should be available
in such joints, he said.
In fact, raw jackfruit is
emerging as a vegan meat in
India and abroad, and the
stakeholders should take ad­
vantage of such preferences of
consumers, he said.
SUGAR COS TO
WATCH OUT FOR
£ Balrampur Chini
£ Bajaj Hindusthan
£ Dwarikesh Sugar
£ Mawana Sugars
£ Dhampur Sugar
£ Triveni Engineering
£ Ugar Sugar
£ Shree Renuka Sugars
adding that the standing
crop has started drying up
and farmers have started us­
ing it as fodder to feed their
cattle.
Till last week, the total
planted area under cane
across the country stood at
49.80 lakh hectares as of
June 16, an increase of less
than a per cent against 49.38
lakh hectares a year ago, as
per the Agriculture Ministry
data.
Reservoir levels in the key
sume the uptrend. A rise
from ₹205 can potentially
lift the price to the ₹240­245
range.But if natural gas slips
below ₹205, the downswing
could extend to ₹190.
TRADE STRATEGY
factors, traders stay on the
sideline now. Go long on
natural gas futures if its
price falls to ₹205. Place
stop­loss at ₹195.
After the buy is triggered
and the contract rallies past
₹220, tighten the stop­loss
to ₹205. When the contract
touches ₹235, tighten the
stop­loss further to ₹222.
Exit the longs at ₹240.
month,” CPC said. It said key
oceanic and atmospheric vari­
ables are consistent with the
onset of El Niño and signalled
the onset of the warm phase
of the ENSO.
The Australian Weather
Bureau said trade winds have
been weaker than average in
the western or central equat­
orial Pacific Ocean during any
two of the last three months,
while the two­month average
Southern Oscillation Index
has been 0.7 or lower.
A majority of surveyed cli­
mate models show sustained
warming to at least 0.8°C
above average in the NINO3
or NINO3.4 regions of the Pa­
cific Ocean by the late winter
or spring.“When El Niño alert
criteria have been met in the
past, an El Niño event has de­
veloped around 70 per cent of
the time,” the Bureau said.
The CPC said an El Niño
event has been forecast dur­
ing the boreal summer (June­
Advanta, nurture.farm to Jewellers draw buyers for lab­grown
offer germination risk cover diamonds with attractive buyback offers
Our Bureau
Bengaluru
Seeds company Advanta has
partnered with nurture.farm
to launch the Nutrifeed Ger­
mination Scheme, which aims
to protect farmers from ger­
mination failure of forage
crop seeds (Forage Millet Hy­
brids Nutrifeed). As part of
the risk cover, the farmers are
compensated if the seeds of
the forage crops such as
sorghum, millet, and corn do
not germinate within 15 days
of sowing. Germination fail­
ure leads to widespread losses
for farmers; thus, this scheme
helps bridge essential gaps.
Prashant Belgamwar, Re­
gional Head ­ Asia & Africa and
International Vegetables, Ad­
vanta Enterprises Limited
said, “Our Hybrid Nutrifeed
has set a benchmark for green
fodder. Farmers love and
value this hybrid due to its im­
mense yield potential, multi­
cuts that ensure regular avail­
ability of fodder, a very low in­
cane­growing regions of
North Karnataka and Maha­
rashtra are much lower than
the previous year’s levels on
account of deficit rains in the
season, so far. Key cane­pro­
ducing districts such as
Kolhapur, Belgaum, Sangli,
Bagalkot, Satara and Solapur
among others have wit­
nessed deficiency in rainfall
this year.
LACKING WATER
“Lack of adequate water has
led to drying of cane in about
10­15 per cent of the area in
Karnataka,” said Atthalli
Devaraj, Secretary of
Karnataka Sugarcane Cane
Growers Association.
In Kalghatagi, about half
of the 25,000 acres under
cane has dried up this year.
“It has not rained after Di­
wali and borewells have
dried up. As a result, the
standing crop is drying up,”
said Uluvappa Balgeri in
Kalghatgi, from where about
20 factories in North
Karnataka source their cane.
KV Kurmanath
Hyderabad
With paddy stocks over­
flowing in the last few years
and existing mills strug­
gling to process them, Tel­
angana has decided to set
up more rice mills by in­
vesting ₹2,000 crore. Insuf­
ficient milling capacity has
led to huge backlogs in sup­
plying Custom Milled Rice
(CMR) to the Central Pool,
creating friction between
the Centre and the State
every season.
As the State keeps on
asking for extension to
clear the backlogs, the
August), continuing into au­
tumn and winter in almost all
of the models in the Interna­
tional Research Institute for
Climate and Society,
Columbia University, ENSO
prediction.
MODELS’ INDICATIONS
It said there is an 80 per cent
chance of El Niño conditions
developing by the end of Au­
gust. The Australian Bureau
of Meteorology said central
and eastern Pacific sea sur­
face temperatures have
warmed to El Niño
thresholds. Models are indic­
ating a high likelihood of fur­
ther warming. The CPC said,
“The continuation of El Niño
conditions is forecasted to be
likely during the rest of 2023,
and early 2024, with the
chances of a return to ENSO­
neutral conditions increasing
to about 36 per cent by the
end of the forecast period in
February­April 2024.”
festation of pests and
diseases, highly nutritious
fodder with high protein con­
tent and high digestibility,
which reduces dependability
on concentrates and leads to
higher milk production and
ultimately more earnings for
the farmers.
By extending the germina­
tion risk cover in partnership
with nurture.farm, we are giv­
ing the confidence to farmers
that their risk gets covered if
the seed fails to germinate be­
cause of environmental stress.
The germination risk cover
was born out of our conviction
for our product Nutrifeed. “
LT Foods to roll out value­added
rice products, regional variants
Shobha Roy
Kolkata
LT Foods Ltd, which owns the
‘Daawat’ brand of basmati rice,
is betting big on value­added
rice products and regional
variants of rice, even as it looks
to grow its share of domestic
business. The domestic mar­
ket currently accounts for
around 30 per cent of the com­
pany’s total turnover, which
stood at close to ₹7,000 crore
in FY­23. The remaining 70 per
cent comes from exports
primarily to US, Europe, the
Far East, and Middle East.
DOMESTIC BUSINESS
According to Ritesh Arora,
CEO, India and Far East Busi­
ness of LT Foods, the domestic
market has been witnessing an
uptick in demand in the last
few years as more and more
consumers are moving to­
wards packaged and hygienic
products, particularly in the
wake of Covid­19. The com­
pany is looking to tap into the
growing demand by launching
regional variants, including
those in non­basmati categor­
ies.“Over the past few years,
PALTRY. The existing milling
capacity in the State can only
handle about one­fourth of
the State’s production
Centre recently asked the
State government to in­
crease the milling capacit­
ies. It refused to accept
‘Govt may have to nix import duty
on wheat to improve supplies’
Prabhudatta Mishra
New Delhi
The Centre has started dis­
cussions with wheat stake­
holders as it is fears that its
offer of 1.5 million tonnes of
wheat for sale through OMSS
may not have the desired im­
pact to curb any price rise. On
the other hand, many experts
have conveyed to the govern­
ment that removal of import
duty of 40 per cent on wheat
may help improve domestic
availability and check any fur­
ther price rise.
Processors are said to have
informed the Food Ministry
that they purchased the
wheat from the mandis dur­
ing the harvesting season fol­
lowing the Government’s ap­
peal. “Now that if the grain is
sold at much lower rates from
the prevailing market rates,
Suresh P Iyengar
Mumbai
The demand for jewellery
made of lab­grown diamonds
(LGD) is steadily moving up
with jewellers offering at­
tractive buybacks to woo cus­
tomers from high­cost nat­
ural diamonds.
The buyback offer provides
customers with an assurance
that they can sell back their
diamond jewellery at a good
price in the future if they
want to buy new jewellery or
liquidate their investments.
With natural diamond
mines fast depleting, dia­
mond prices are holding firm
despite the weak demand.
Consumers are slowly adopt­
ing LGD as an alternative for
natural diamond.
VALUE PROPORTION
Vipul Shah, Chairman, Gems
and Jewellery Export Promo­
tion Council, said the irresist­
ible value proposition of be­
ing able to own a large
VITAL. The domestic market
accounts for around 30% of
the LT Foods’ turnover
we have seen improvements
for the category (basmati and
packaged rice) as well as for
the organisation.
As the per capita income of
India rises and with more and
more consumers moving to­
wards hygienic and packaged
food, we see the demand grow­
ing further,” Arora told
businessline.
EXPANDING REACH
Non­basmati rice currently ac­
counts for nearly 5­6 per cent
of the company’s domestic
turnover and it is looking to
scale that up further. The com­
pany launched three new vari­
ants for Gujarat and Maha­
rashtra last year and is looking
to roll out more regional vari­
about 2 lakh tonnes (lt) of
rice from the State due to
the inordinate delays in
handing over the contrac­
ted rice.
The existing milling ca­
pacity in the State can
handle about 75 lakh tonnes
(lt) of paddy this year. This
is less than one­fourth of
the State’s production of 30
million tonnes.
RICE BRAN OIL
Rice bran oil processing
mills too will be set up and
integrated with the rice
mills. He has asked the offi­
cials to map the processing
requirements in different
districts and prepare plans
Removal of the 40% import
duty on wheat may help check
further price rise
that too at uniform price
across the country, it will not
be viable for them to bring
down the rates,” said a flour
miller.
The government recently
announced to sell 15 lt of
wheat in open market from
the stock held by FCI at a uni­
form price of ₹2,125/quintal
SUBSTITUTE. Unlike
natural diamonds, LGD is
readily available and the cost
difference between them is
huge at 70­90 per cent
diamond at a fraction of a
cost compared to its natural
counterpart has boosted LGD
jewellery demand in recent
years in India, the US, China
and West Asia.
This growing demand has
led to the rapid expansion of
lab­grown diamond manufac­
turing, resulting in increased
supply and subsequently
lowering prices, he said.
The global LGD market
was valued at $22 billion in
MUMBAI
businessline.
WEDNESDAY ­ JUNE 21 ­ 2023
ants moving forward.
Apart from launching new
products, the company will
also be focusing on expanding
its reach and enhancing its
footprint in smaller towns and
cities. “We are continuing to
expand our footprint in cities
with a population of 50,000­
1,00,000. The western region
currently accounts for nearly
50 per cent of our total busi­
ness; North accounts for
around 20 per cent, while East
and South comprises 15 per
cent each,” he said.
LT Foods, Arora said, holds
close to 30 per cent of the total
basmati market in India, which
is estimated to be close to
₹4,000­5,000 crore. The com­
pany is also bullish about
growing its market share fur­
ther.
The company, which
launched various value­added
rice variants about two years
ago, is now looking to scale up
the distribution in various
parts of the country. Value­ad­
ded products currently ac­
count for around 2­3 per cent
of the company’s total sales
and it plans to take it up to
around 10 per cent in the next
five years.
accordingly.
The Civil Supplies De­
partment will take care of
the establishment and man­
agement of the new rice
mills. The department
would get more manpower
to take care of the addi­
tional responsibilities.
Incidentally, a delegation
from Japan’s leading
milling firm Satake Corpor­
ation was in the city on
Monday to hold discussions
with the government. “We
are going to set up rice mills
equipped with modern
technological tools, with a
capacity of 60 to 120 tonnes
an hour in each district,”
the Chief Minister said.
for URS variety and ₹2,150/
quintal for FAQ variety.
“Going forward, the gov­
ernment may consider allow­
ing import at zero duty, so
that the private sector can
import wheat. This may help
contain food inflation, espe­
cially if the monsoon rains
are deficient due to El­Nino,”
said Siraj Hussain, a former
CMD of Food Corporation of
India (FCI) and also a former
agriculture secretary.
During the stakeholders
meeting held late evening
Monday, the Food Ministry
officials were told by industry
representatives that the gov­
ernment would have to in­
crease the reserve price un­
der the open market sale
scheme (OMSS) to a realistic
level of ₹2,350/quintal plus
freight and simultaneously
allow import at zero duty,
sources said.
2021 and is projected to
touch $56 billion by 2031,
growing at a CAGR of 10 per
cent from 2022 to 2031, as per
industry estimate.
EXPORTS UP
In the FY23, polished LGD
exports from India increased
37 per cent to ₹13,466 crore
against ₹9,808 crore logged in
the previous year, as per
GJEPC data.
Pooja Sheth Madhavan,
Managing Director, Lime­
light Diamonds, said it offers
80 per cent buyback on LGD
and 100 per cent in value if
exchanged for other jewellery
just like any other precious
gemstone. One carat of LGD
ring costs about ₹90,000­₹1
lakh and the same in natural
diamonds can cost over ₹6­8
lakh, she said.
On comparison of quality,
Madhavan said LGDs grown
through CVD (Chemical Va­
pour Deposition) method are
the purest form of a diamond
with better shine and lustre.
... . . . . . . BM­BME

MUMBAI
businessline.
WEDNESDAY ­ JUNE 21 ­ 2023
QUICKLY.
Gennova’s mRNA booster
shot gets regulatory nod
The country’s first mRNA­based
Covid­19 booster vaccine has got
the Drug Controller General of
India’s nod for emergency use in
those over 18 years. The
Omicron­vairant­specific vaccine
was developed using indigenous
technology from Pune­based
Gennova Biopharmaceuticals, with
support from the Department of
Biotechnology. OUR BUREAU
Pharmexcil to flag off 9th
edition of IPHEX on July 5
Hyderabad: The 9th edition of
the International Pharma
Exhibition (IPHEX), a flagship
event of the Pharmaceuticals
Export Promotion Council of
India (Pharmexcil) will
be organised in Hyderabad
from July 5­7, with the support
of the Ministry of Commerce
and Industry, R Udaya Bhaskar,
Director­General, Pharmexcil,
said. OUR BUREAU
Manipur HC directs State to
provide limited net service
Imphal: The Manipur High Court
has directed the State
government to provide limited
internet services in some
designated places. The bench
headed by Justices Ahanthem
Bimol Singh and A Guneshwar
Sharma noted that internet is
necessary for people to carry out
urgent and essential work,
especially with the ongoing
admission process of students. PTI
NaBFID expects loan disbursements Mines Ministry proposes major tweaks in rules
to reach ₹60,000 crore in FY24 including junking of royalty­on­royalty charges
Our Bureau
Mumbai
The National Bank for Fin­
ancing Infrastructure Devel­
opment (NaBFID) expects
to end FY24 with final loan
sanctions of ₹1­lakh crore
and disbursements of close
to ₹60,000 crore, according
to MD and CEO Rajkiran Rai.
The development finance
institution, which made its
first loan disbursement in
December 2022, has so far
disbursed about ₹15,000
crore to projects mostly in
the road and energy (primar­
ily renewable energy and
transmission projects) sec­
tors, he said.
“Our in­principle sanc­
tions are at about ₹55,000
crore. Final sanctions, as of
today, are at around ₹25,000
crore. Out of this, close to
₹15,000 crore has been dis­
bursed,” Rai said.
Why Odisha police continue to keep carrier pigeons
Police say the birds throw a lifeline when disasters snap communication lines
Reuters
Cuttack
Even in today’s world of in­
stant messaging, video calls,
the internet and mobile tele­
phones, police in Odisha are
preserving a flock of carrier
pigeons for use when dis­
asters sever communication
links.
Dating from the days of
British colonial rule when
police stations used the birds
to communicate with each
other, the State’s carrier pi­
geon service employs more
than 100 Belgian Homer
pigeons.
“We have kept the pigeons
for their heritage value and to
preserve them for future
generations,” said Satish Ku­
mar Gajbhiye, an inspector­
general of police in the dis­
trict of Cuttack.
Police said the pigeons,
which can fly at a speed of 55
kmph, for up to 800 km at a
CM
YK
WHEN THE GODS COME OUT
FAITH MATTERS. Devotees brave the sweltering heat and throng the chariots in front of the Shree Jagannath Temple in Puri,
Odisha, on the occasion of Rath Yatra festival on Tuesday. Fire brigade officials sprayed water on devotees to help beat the heat PTI
TRAI recommends ‘essential services’
status for submarine cable network
Our Bureau
New Delhi
The Telecom Regulatory Au­
thority of India (TRAI), on
Tuesday, recommended
adding a section in the In­
dian Telecommunication
Bill, 2022, to promote, pro­
tect and prioritise submarine
cables and cable landing sta­
tions (CLS) since they are
critical assets.
In its recommendations
for a licensing framework
and regulatory mechanism
for submarine cables in In­
dia, it also suggested that the
operation and maintenance
of CLS and submarine cables
should be accorded ‘essential
Rajkiran Rai, MD and CEO,
NaBFID
The NaBFID chief ob­
served that the DFI is also
examining a few proposals in
the solar and wind energy
segments, city gas distribu­
tion, data centres, and tele­
com towers, as well as multi­
modal transport projects
that are coming up and will
absorb a lot of investment.
“With the economic activ­
ity picking up, ports should
also see further develop­
ments,” he said.
WINGED WARRIORS. A Belgian Homer pigeon being
trained in Cuttack REUTERS
stretch, have proved a lifeline
at least twice in the last four
decades.
KEY ROLES IN THE PAST
They played a vital role after
communication lines went
down in 1999, when a power­
ful cyclone hit coastal areas,
as well as in 1982, during dev­
astating floods in some parts
of the State.
The pigeons usually carry
messages written on light­
services’ status. “The au­
thority recommends that the
Department of Telecom
(DoT) should expedite the
implementation of recom­
mendations made by TRAI
on submarine cable­related
issues in its recommenda­
tion on ‘Ease of Doing Busi­
ness in Telecom and Broad­
casting Sector’ dated May 2,
2023. In addition to various
SMC­related clearances
mentioned in those recom­
mendations, the authority
also recommends that the
clearances related to Envir­
onmental Impact Assess­
ment (EIA) and Coastal Re­
gion Zone (CRZ) may also be
made online as a part of Saral
Sanchar portal,” it said.
TRAI also suggested that
By March 2026, Rai ex­
pects NaBFID’s sanctions to
swell to ₹3­lakh crore.
FUND-RAISES
Last week, NaBFID raised
₹10,000 crore via unsecured
non­convertible debt secur­
ities in its maiden issuance at
an annualised coupon rate of
7.43 per cent. Besides this, it
plans to mop up about
₹30,000 crore via such bond
issuances in the second half
of the year.
Including the aforemen­
tioned bond issuances and
bank credit lines, NaBFID is
eyeing resource mobilisation
of ₹50,000­52,000 crore in
FY24.
“We are planning some
Tier­I and Tier­II issuances
next year. This will increase
our capital, which can be
leveraged further. We want
to crowd­in investment in
the infrastructure space,”
Rai said.
weight onion paper, inserted
into a capsule and then tied
to a leg. “We start training the
birds at five to six­weeks­old,
when they are placed in a
crate and put in their shel­
ter,” said Parshuram Nanda,
who looks after the birds.
As they get older, the pi­
geons are taken some dis­
tance away to be freed and fly
back to the shelter by in­
stinct. “The distance is in­
creased gradually, and within
rather than the mandatory
presence of DoT officials,
survey data may be collected
under the supervision of the
Defence Ministry and Indian
representatives/licensee of­
ficials, who shall ensure
safeguards.
GUJARAT MODEL
“The authority reiterates its
recommendation on ‘Regu­
latory framework for pro­
moting data economy
through establishment of
data centres, content deliv­
ery networks, and intercon­
nect exchanges in India’ that
other coastal States intend­
ing to promote setting up of
CLS may consider incentives
and facilitations as has been
done by State of Gujarat in
Abhishek Law
New Delhi
The Mines Ministry is plan­
ning to do away with double
calculation of royalty — a
complaint that miners in the
country have been raising
for quite some time now.
The ministry is proposing
that the average sale price
be calculated after deduct­
ing the additional payments
made to the District Mineral
Foundation (DMF) and oth­
ers as royalty.
Royalty on minerals, cur­
rently payable on ad valorem
(according to value) basis, is
calculated on the basis of
the average sale price (ASP)
published by the Indian Bur­
eau of Mines. ASP is also
used in calculating auction
parameters such as
premium, upfront payment,
reserve price for bidding, se­
10 days, they are able to re­
turn from about 30 km,”
Nanda said. Carrier pigeons
took news of the conquest of
Gaul to Rome, brought to
England the news of Napo­
leon’s defeat at Waterloo,
and were widely used to carry
messages during the two
world wars.
But the arrival of modern
communications means the
pigeons today figure mostly
in ceremonial roles during
government functions for
national holidays such as In­
dependence Day and Repub­
lic Day, Gajbhiye said.
Studies show the pigeons
can detect magnetic fields
and zoom in on their destina­
tion from thousands of miles
away, said historian Anil Dhir,
who works with the police.
“Even in the unlikely
event that every mode of
communication breaks
down tomorrow, the pigeons
will never fail,” he said.
its IT/ITeS Policy 2022­27,”
said the regulator.
It also said the DoT should
ensure that State govern­
ments provide incentives
only to an ILD/ ISP (interna­
tional long distance/ internet
service provider) category­A
(with international gateway
permission) licensee that
has a valid agreement to land
cable with a consortium that
owns submarine cable or a
company that privately owns
full cable.
“Right of way charges for
laying and maintaining op­
tical fibre cable infrastruc­
ture to CLS may be waived
off for encouraging and sup­
porting the new CLS estab­
lishment for submarine
cables,” it added.
curity deposits and so on.
The ASP now includes
royalty and payments to
statutory bodies like DMF
and National Mineral Ex­
ploration Trust (NMET).
For the purpose of comput­
ing the sale value, no deduc­
tion is made in the royalty
payment to these statutory
bodies.
The Ministry is proposing
to do away with this old sys­
tem of calculation, and
make necessary amend­
ments in the Minerals
(Other than Atomic and Hy­
dro Carbons Energy Miner­
als) Concession Rules, 2016
(MCR 2016), too.
ADDITIONAL CHARGE
As per a committee report
— set up under the Chair­
manship of retired bureau­
crat, Praveen Kumar — the
sale value of minerals
already includes royalty,
Centre gives nod for new CA
education and training scheme
KR Srivats
New Delhi
The Centre has given its nod
for the much awaited new
scheme of education and
training for the chartered ac­
countancy course, paving the
way for its roll out from July
1 when the CA Institute will
celebrate its 75th anniversary
of its foundation.
This new scheme is expec­
ted to impact over 8 lakh stu­
dents who are currently pur­
suing the chartered
accountancy course for ob­
taining membership in the
Institute of Chartered Ac­
countants of India (ICAI),
which is the world’s largest
accounting body (members
and students put together).
“Both the law ministry and
corporate affairs ministry
have given their nod to the
new curriculum and pro­
posed new practical training
structure. It is expected to be
‘Multi­dimensional tie­up with
Iraq, a high priority for India’
RAMPING UP. India aims to increase its annual hydrocarbon
purchase from Iraq above one billion barrels, says HS Puri
Rishi Ranjan Kala
New Delhi
The Oil Ministers of India
and Iraq on Tuesday dis­
cussed avenues to increase
annual crude oil trade bey­
ond 1 billion barrels as well
as explore opportunities for
Indian companies to invest
in the Arab nation’s up­
stream sector.
India’s Oil Minister
Hardeep Singh Puri met Ir­
aq’s Deputy Prime Minister
and Minister of Oil Hayan
Abdul Ghani Abdul Zahra Al
Sawad in Delhi as part of the
18th India­Iraq Joint Com­
mission for Economic &
Technical Cooperation.
“We discussed matters
pertaining to trade and eco­
nomic cooperation, hydro­
carbon trade, crude oil
sourcing, infrastructure up­
gradation, upstream invest­
ment in Iraq, South­South
cooperation and cultural
ties,” Puri tweeted.
‘A DEMAND CENTRE’
Today India is the world’s
third largest energy con­
sumer, consumer of oil,
LPG consumer as well as
fourth largest LNG im­
porter, refiner and auto­
mobile market in the world.
India will continue to be
one of the largest demand
centre of energy resources,
he added.
He further said, “India as
a major oil consumer and,
Iraq as one of the biggest oil
producers in the world have
significant synergies. Since
2017, Iraq is the top­most
supplier of crude oil to In­
dia. India already purchases
about 1 million barrels per
day of crude oil from Iraq.
India attaches high priority
to a multi­dimensional and
comprehensive partnership
with Iraq and is the 2nd
payments to DMF and
NMET. But, the lessee (of
the mines) ends up paying
“royalty on royalty”, it held;
pointing out that due to this
there is an “additional
charge on the miners”.
The committee — which
had members of Mines and
Steel Ministries, NITI
Aayog, Indian Statistical In­
stitute and Indian Bureau of
Mines — has recommended
“calculating ASP after de­
ducting royalty, DMF and
NMET.
The charging of royalty,
From AI to
blockchain, the
new curriculum
will expose
aspiring CAs to
cutting edge
technology and make
them “future ready”
notified in the next few days.
The Central Council of ICAI
has already approved it,”
sources said.
JULY 1 LAUNCH
Indications are that the new
scheme of education and
training will get launched on
July 1 at the hands of the
President Droupadi Murmu,
who will be the chief guest
for the CA Foundation Day
event in the Capital.
ICAI also proposes to
mandate uninterrupted prac­
tical training of two years for
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ENERGY TALKS. Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri with Iraq’s
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Oil Hayan Abdul Ghani Abdul
Zahra Al Sawad at the 18th India­Iraq Joint Commission for
Economic and Technical Cooperation in New Delhi @HARDEEPSPURI/TWITTER
largest trade partner of Iraq
with annual trade worth
$37 billion. India’s annual
hydrocarbon purchase is of
one billion barrels. We dis­
cussed ways to ramp this
up.”
In addition to matters
pertaining to energy and hy­
drocarbon trade, Puri said
the two sides also discussed
ways of further expanding
the trade basket and
strengthening cooperation
in other fields, including
trade and investment,
health and education,
sports, medical tourism and
capacity building.
INDIA’S OIL SUPPLIERS
In May 2023, India impor­
ted 839,000 barrels per day
from Iraq against 828,000
barrels a day in April. It was
around 1 million barrels per
day (mb/d) in December
2022 and 1.14 mb/d in
March 2022.
Russia has become In­
dia’s largest crude oil sup­
plier with 1.96 mb/d of the
key commodity surpassing
the traditional trading bloc,
Middle East, for the first
DMF, NMET and auction
premium on the sale value
which includes these
charges “is not the appropri­
ate way to collect revenue
and leads to cascading effect
on both royalty and auction
premium”, the Ministry said
in a notice; adding that it is
accordingly “considering to
amend MCR 2016”.
Under the proposed
amendment, “average sale
price to be used for calcula­
tion of the payment of roy­
alty, payment towards DMF
and NMET... shall be the av­
erage sale price of the min­
eral grade or concentrate
published by the Indian Bur­
eau of Mines for the relevant
mines, minus the royalty,
payment towards DMF and
NMET calculated on sale
price published by IBM”.
The Ministry has sought
stakeholders comments by
July 3.
CA aspirants. The upcoming
November and December ex­
ams will be under the old cur­
riculum, while the May 2024
and June 2024 exams will be
based on the new
curriculum.
There is no plan to have
parallel exams and everyone
will be converted into new
system from May (interme­
diate and final exams) and
June (foundation exams)
next year, sources added.
NEW CURRICULUM
From artificial intelligence to
blockchain, the new cur­
riculum will expose aspiring
chartered accountants to
cutting­edge technology and
make them “future ready”. It
is also proposed to prepare
the CA aspirants as business
solution providers. The cur­
riculum is expected to
provide multidisciplinary
case studies to prepare the
aspirants to shine in the cor­
porate world.
time in May this year.
The middle eastern na­
tions — Iraq, Saudi Arabia,
the UAE, Kuwait, Oman and
Qatar — cumulatively sup­
plied the world’s third­
largest energy consumer
with around 1.81 mb/d last
month, data provided by the
energy intelligence firm,
Vortexa showed.
Iraq is also inviting for­
eign companies in the ex­
ploration and production
(E&P) sectors, particular
for gas as the Arab nation
aims to reduce its depend­
ence on gas imports from
Iran, trade sources said.
Earlier this month, Iraq’s
Oil Ministry initiated ef­
forts to attract investment
in 11 gas fields. On June 18,
the ministry announced the
bid rounds inviting particip­
ation from international en­
ergy companies. Majority of
the blocks are in Anbar
province in western Iraq. In
May, the Iraqi government
also announced an appendix
to its fifth bidding round,
offering 13 sites across
northern, central and
southern parts of Iraq.
Zero tolerance on
spurious medicines,
71 firms issued
notices: Mandaviya
Press Trust of India
New Delhi
Asserting that India follows a
zero­tolerance policy on
spurious medicines, Union
Health Minister Mansukh
Mandaviya has said 71 com­
panies have been issued
show­cause notices. This
comes after concerns were
raised in some quarters about
reported deaths due to con­
taminated India­made cough
syrups, and 18 of them have
been asked to shut shop.
In an exclusive interview
with PTI video, the minister
also said an extensive risk­
based analysis is done con­
tinuously to ensure the pro­
duction of quality medicines
in the country.
“We are the pharmacy of
the world and we want to as­
sure everyone that we are the
‘quality pharmacy of the
world’,” he said.
From June 1, India has
made tests mandatory for
cough syrups before they are
exported.
Mandaviya said, “We have
conducted risk­based analysis
at more than 125 companies
and our squads have visited
their facilities. Of these, 71
companies have been served
show­cause notices and 18
have been given closure no­
tices. I want to assure the
world through you that India
will never do any bargain with
the quality of medicines. We
follow a zero­tolerance
policy. Spurious medicines
would be treated the same
way in the country as it is
done abroad,” he added.
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PayPal’s BNPL loans
New York: Investment firm KKR
has agreed to purchase a
substantial portion, or up to
€40 billion ($43.71 billion) of
PayPal’s buy now, pay later
(BNPL) loans in Europe, said
the payments company on
Tuesday. Last year, PayPal
processed more than $20
billion of BNPL payment
volume globally, up nearly 160
per cent from 2021. REUTERS
EU to unveil plans to
combat economic risks
Brussels: The EU will detail the
economic security risks facing
the bloc and new tools Brussels
can use as it seeks to muscle up
against rivals Russia and China.
The bloc wants to learn lessons
from the aftermath of Moscow’s
invasion of Ukraine when
Brussels realised too late how
over­reliant the EU had become
on Russian energy and had to
scramble for new resources. AFP
Chinese tech giant Alibaba
names Eddie Wu as CEO
Beijing: Chinese tech giant
Alibaba said it will replace
Chairman and CEO Daniel
Zhang with current Executive
Vice­Chairman Joseph Tsai as
Chairman and Eddie Wu as
CEO. Zhang said it was the
right time to step down as the
firm looks to implement a full
spin­off of its advanced cloud
computing unit. AFP
CM
YK
IndiGo order to buy 500 aircraft sends
aviation, market watchers into frenzy
FLYING HIGH. Securing the airline’s future, the rationale behind massive order: CEO Pieter Elbers
Forum Gandhi
New Delhi
IndiGo’s strategically placed
order for 500 Airbus A320
family single­aisle aircraft will
ensure a steady flow of air­
planes over the next decade,
said IndiGo CEO Pieter El­
bers.
This move, according to in­
dustry experts, is in line with
the company’s aim to establish
its dominance in the aviation
industry and will also boost in­
frastructure development.
The market response has been
highly positive, with IndiGo’s
stocks trading at a 52­week
high of close to ₹2,500.
IndiGo operates a fleet of
312 aircraft at present, but El­
bers, who addressed an online
press conference on Monday,
indicated that the airline aims
‘HDFC Credila sale for ₹9,060 crore
to be done in 15 days after approvals’
Our Bureau
Mumbai
Housing Development Fin­
ance Corporation (HDFC)
has said that the sale of 90 per
cent stake in wholly­owned
subsidiary HDFC Credila, the
largest PE buyout in the In­
dian financial services sector,
will be completed in 15 busi­
ness days after receiving re­
quired approvals.
According to the June 19
agreement, HDFC will sell
13.3 crore shares of HDFC
Credila to Kopvoorn BV; Moss
Investments; Defati Invest­
ments Holding BV; and Infin­
ity Partners for ₹9,060 crore.
The transaction is subject to
approvals from the RBI and
CCI. Kopvoorn BV is part of
LORDING OVER THE SKIES. The move is in line with the
company’s aim to establish its dominance in the aviation industry
to double in size by 2030 with a
fleet of approximately 625 air­
craft. The airline has placed a
firm order for 500 aircraft
from the A320 family, includ­
ing A320neo, A321neo and
A321XLR models. Delivery is
scheduled between 2030 and
2035.
Elbers emphasised that the
the BPEA EQT Group,
whereas Moss Investments,
Defati Investments Holding
BV, and Infinity Partners are
part of the ChrysCapital
Group. The consortium val­
ued HDFC Credila at a pre­
money valuation of ₹10,350
crore, and will infuse ₹2,000
crore as primary proceeds.
“We have been following
HDFC Credila for several
years, and we are excited to
partner with its strong man­
agement team led by Arijit
Sanyal.
“Looking ahead, BPEA
EQT plans to accelerate
HDFC Credila’s digital trans­
formation and invest signific­
antly in the company’s contin­
ued growth,” said Jimmy
Mahtani, Partner and head of
BPEA EQT India.
order aligns with IndiGo’s
track record of timely aircraft
acquisitions. With 2030 on the
horizon, the airline has suffi­
cient time and flexibility to op­
timise the precise mixture of
A320s, A321s and possibly
XLRs in its fleet. He added that
the company has the flexibility
to determine the magnitude
IndiGo’s record purchase a big
boon to the economy: Scindia
Forum Gandhi
New Delhi
IndiGo’s groundbreaking or­
der for 500 Airbus jets has pro­
pelled India’s civil aviation
sector to yet another high, ac­
cording to Civil Aviation Min­
ister Jyotiraditya Scindia. This
achievement follows Air In­
dia’s order of 470 aircraft from
Airbus and Boeing in February,
highlighting the enormous po­
tential of the sector.
Scindia emphasised the sig­
nificant economic multiplier
effects of civil aviation, stating
that every dollar invested in
the industry yielded $3.1 in
new growth, and that each dir­
ect job in civil aviation created
6.1 indirect jobs. The Minister
and size of the fleet by 2035.
Considering the airline’s pre­
vious orders with Airbus, In­
diGo is set to take delivery of
480 aircraft by 2030. However,
some of the older aircraft in its
active fleet will retire by that
time. Elbers explained that the
rationale behind the massive
order is to secure the airline’s
future.
By ensuring a steady flow of
aircraft, despite the challenges
faced by the industry – such as
supply chain disruptions and
delays – IndiGo can now plan
with a horizon of over 10 years.
COMPETITION
IndiGo’s strategic move to
place the aircraft order not
only positions it for future
growth, but also demonstrates
commitment to staying ahead
in the fiercely competitive avi­
ation industry. “IndiGo’s or­
expressed optimism over em­
ployment opportunities asso­
ciated with the IndiGo deal,
underlining the transformat­
ive impact of the civil aviation
sector on India’s economy.
He pointed out that India’s
leading carriers have placed
orders exceeding the size of
the entire national fleet in
2013­14, with Air India’s order
of 470 aircraft and IndiGo’s re­
cent order of 500 planes. The
current fleet of around 700 air­
craft is expected to expand to
nearly 2,000 planes within the
next seven to 10 years.
As India’s aviation market
already ranks third globally
and continues to expand rap­
idly, the country’s aviation in­
frastructure is poised for a
der is much in line with its cur­
rent aspiration of being a
dominant player in the Indian
skies.
This could bolster the over­
all development of airport and
aviation infrastructure in the
country. In any sector, the fol­
low through by the private sec­
tor for utilising capacity au­
gurs well for further
investments.
“In this case, it will be to­
wards airport development in
Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities [by AAI]
and the private sector in metro
cities,” said Jagannarayan Pad­
manabhan, Senior Director
and Global Head at Crisil.
Meanwhile, the airline’s
stocks traded at an all­time
high and reached close to
₹2,500. Intra­day, it traded at
₹2,499, a 52­week high. At the
time of closing, the stock
closed at ₹2,439.
substantial capacity expan­
sion in the foreseeable future.
Scindia stated that the annual
passenger throughput capa­
city in the six major metropol­
itan cities is expected to nearly
double by 2030, reaching 420
million passengers, compared
to the 221 million at present.
AVIATION HUBS
Scindia reaffirmed the govern­
ment’s commitment to estab­
lishing aviation hubs in India,
with Delhi being the first hub
in focus.
He highlighted the import­
ance of having aviation hubs
within the country’s borders,
instead of relying on hubs loc­
ated outside the eastern or
western borders.
Air India firms up order for
470 airplanes worth $70 b
Our Bureau
New Delhi
Air India has taken a signific­
ant step in its fleet expansion
programme by signing pur­
chase agreements for 470 air­
craft from Airbus and Boe­
ing. The purchase
agreements were finalised
during the Paris Air Show,
and the order is valued at $70
billion, based on list prices.
The order includes a di­
verse range of aircraft types
to cater to Air India’s long­
term growth plans. From Air­
bus, Air India has placed or­
ders for 34 A350­1000s; six
A350­900s; 140 A320neos;
and 70 A321neo narrowbody
aircraft. The airline has
ordered 20 787 Dreamliners;
10 777X widebody aircraft;
and 190 737MAX narrow­
body aircraft from Boeing.
N Chandrasekaran, Chair­
man of Tata Sons and Air In­
dia, expressed optimism
about the future, stating that
this step positions Air India
for long­term success and
growth. The aim is to show­
case the best of modern avi­
ation to the world.
Campbell Wilson, CEO &
MD of Air India, highlighted
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the airline’s commitment to
operating advanced and fuel­
efficient aircraft across its
network within five years.
The ambitious fleet renewal
and expansion programme
will enable Air India to pro­
ject a more confident pos­
ture globally.
To support Air India’s op­
erations, Satair (Airbus com­
pany) and Boeing Global Ser­
vices will provide a range of
solutions, including parts
and maintenance provision­
ing, digital applications, and
modification services.
Delivery of new aircraft
will commence later this
year, with the Airbus A350
leading the way. A majority
of the aircraft will be de­
livered from mid­2025 on­
wards.
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AccelyaKal 1350.15 1366.05 1361.20 1381.95 1349.30 43.45 1749.95 832.00 19 1368.60 CGPowr&InS [2] 364.50 366.80 366.90 371.00 363.40 2131.37 397.25 162.00 76 366.75 GP Petrol [5] 38.90 39.25 39.25 39.50 38.75 30.69 67.25 30.90 8 39.21 KEI Ind [2] 2238.80 2234.30 2258.80 2258.80 2216.00 95.11 2372.95 1106.65 42 2234.55
Action Con [2] 481.15 473.55 481.05 488.90 472.00 237.83 505.00 198.95 35 473.80 ChaletHotels 418.65 420.20 420.00 426.10 417.35 109.50 450.00 278.30 56 418.95 GPTInfraProj 65.55 69.15 67.00 70.40 65.25 1231.70 70.45 35.80 12 69.54 Kellton Tech [5] 59.00 60.65 59.35 61.40 58.25 1090.13 79.65 40.53 ­ 60.73
AcuracyShipg 11.30 10.90 11.60 11.60 10.85 1449.83 275.00 10.25 ­ ­ ChamanLalSat 177.40 176.20 177.50 178.70 175.00 81.64 203.00 83.60 ­ ­ Granuels [1] 294.75 293.25 295.20 295.20 291.00 947.69 381.25 227.00 15 293.55 KennametlInd 2611.45 2666.20 2625.00 2688.00 2605.00 7.97 2890.00 1675.10 ­ ­
Adani Ports [2] 735.65 737.80 738.00 742.00 730.20 6753.36 987.90 394.95 154 737.30 Chamb.Frt 278.35 279.00 279.00 280.30 277.20 663.37 367.95 248.55 11 278.85 Graphite [2] 415.25 421.65 413.55 431.70 407.10 4308.19 459.80 251.75 24 421.85 Kesoram In 65.40 65.70 65.50 66.35 64.90 575.53 69.20 44.25 36 65.81
Adani Pwr 263.65 261.70 263.60 265.40 260.05 1958.71 432.80 132.55 10 261.65 ChembonChem 415.10 403.80 415.00 419.95 400.50 76.94 477.45 152.10 8 318.30 Grasim [2] 1761.30 1769.10 1767.00 1772.75 1744.75 461.60 1839.30 1285.10 53 1768.90 Kewal Clo 524.00 521.85 524.20 530.80 520.00 83.79 592.35 224.10 27 523.45
AdaniEntprs [1] 2401.40 2414.80 2435.00 2435.00 2390.00 2479.71 4189.55 1017.10 164 2413.55 ChemconSpecl 273.10 273.15 276.90 276.90 272.00 40.27 477.95 221.00 ­ ­ Graur&WeilIn 109.20 109.00 109.95 110.30 108.25 192.50 123.95 53.35 ­ ­ KeystnRealtr 553.80 547.90 554.00 555.95 532.35 102.90 597.00 416.05 ­ ­
AdaniGreenEn 960.35 961.70 961.00 967.00 952.00 320.09 2574.05 439.35 ­ 959.65 ChemfabAlkal 324.60 316.35 328.50 328.50 314.05 31.73 476.55 157.50 ­ ­ Gravita [2] 626.60 628.25 634.00 641.25 623.45 286.75 641.00 230.95 43 628.55 KFinTech 359.95 361.45 361.30 367.00 360.00 179.86 373.00 272.00 ­ ­
AdaniTotlGas 657.55 658.60 659.70 664.40 654.00 662.11 4000.00 633.35 ­ ­ ChemplastSan 452.70 451.65 454.50 455.95 449.40 51.83 504.40 342.05 ­ ­ GreenlaInd [1] 432.00 427.70 432.00 439.80 426.10 23.44 504.90 280.00 44 427.75 KhadimIndia 228.15 229.15 228.50 230.75 227.10 23.60 333.00 173.80 24 228.75
AdaniTranmsn 806.60 811.95 817.70 817.70 804.85 574.28 4238.55 630.00 531 812.15 CheviotComp 1150.10 1139.80 1150.60 1151.50 1135.55 1.24 1499.85 960.30 ­ ­ GreenPly [1] 175.95 176.50 175.00 177.10 173.65 147.59 206.70 133.85 19 176.30 KhatnChm&Fer 67.80 66.40 67.85 68.50 65.75 419.86 108.75 56.30 ­ ­
AdaniWilmar 419.35 417.10 419.35 421.90 415.00 869.55 841.70 327.25 ­ ­ ChoicInternl 387.75 384.05 389.30 390.40 377.15 525.87 481.00 219.00 ­ ­ GrenpanelInd 337.25 341.75 339.00 343.15 332.10 290.00 523.00 255.00 ­ ­ Kingfa S&T 1943.20 2036.05 1932.50 2118.10 1926.05 43.38 2172.00 751.05 30 2039.45
ADF Foods 955.20 962.40 955.60 972.00 955.00 26.81 1020.00 631.00 35 961.95 CholaIn&Fin [2] 1132.25 1121.90 1132.25 1136.35 1117.05 1192.14 1149.75 611.50 35 1122.30 Grindwel [5] 2164.70 2220.65 2160.40 2230.00 2155.00 51.99 2325.00 1452.80 70 2218.65 KIOCL 192.00 192.60 192.10 193.95 192.10 17.20 236.50 165.20 ­ 192.55
AditBirSunLf 368.40 371.05 372.95 374.80 369.35 58.66 503.00 307.00 ­ ­ CholamanFin[1] 935.50 917.15 934.05 936.10 913.00 76.80 949.95 512.65 298 916.05 GRInfraproj 1249.60 1265.50 1254.05 1271.30 1250.00 11.34 1446.00 930.00 ­ ­ Kiri Ind 281.65 281.05 281.65 286.60 281.00 188.08 566.50 255.50 ­ 281.25
AdityaBirFas 213.40 213.15 214.35 214.50 212.10 2071.57 359.40 184.40 152 213.00 CIE AUTOMOTIV 526.40 511.25 529.00 534.40 493.20 541.16 534.40 198.00 ­ ­ GRM OVERSEAS 180.45 177.20 180.00 180.50 176.10 46.49 498.00 159.00 ­ ­ Kirl.Bros [2] 612.80 610.55 613.00 615.00 601.85 149.43 617.35 286.85 30 610.40
Ador Weld 1176.90 1168.10 1176.00 1200.00 1159.70 28.20 1271.00 598.20 26 1169.55 Cigniti Tech 898.45 887.00 900.00 904.85 884.00 111.15 945.00 417.30 24 885.65 Grvs.Cot [2] 139.00 138.90 138.85 140.65 138.00 631.55 184.50 118.70 29 138.95 Kirl.Ind 3125.20 3094.10 3117.50 3170.00 3060.00 6.19 3166.50 1182.00 41 3093.65
AdvancedEnz [2] 273.70 274.90 274.70 275.90 273.75 127.39 323.65 225.00 55 275.00 Cineline Ind [5] 94.50 90.45 96.45 96.45 90.10 112.32 164.50 70.00 ­ 90.38 GSFC [2] 159.90 162.75 160.00 163.90 159.35 2892.97 183.40 114.65 5 162.70 Kirl.Oil [2] 417.70 418.85 423.00 424.00 412.35 89.55 443.25 124.00 22 418.75
Advani Hot [2] 88.85 88.70 89.90 89.90 88.30 34.75 97.70 61.25 14 88.98 Cinevistaas [2] 12.60 12.75 12.80 12.90 12.35 50.46 17.06 9.00 ­ 12.79 GSPL 297.00 299.10 296.00 301.80 295.85 311.31 310.60 209.45 18 299.15 KIRLOSKAR PNE 656.45 652.45 650.50 660.00 646.55 18.12 674.00 542.50 ­ ­
Aegis Log [1] 346.60 347.60 348.85 348.85 345.95 361.71 410.20 197.75 15 347.35 Cipla [2] 1011.25 1011.15 1013.85 1018.80 1002.60 1413.57 1185.20 852.00 31 1010.65 GSS Info 192.70 189.05 193.90 193.90 187.80 20.17 343.00 179.00 60 188.60 KirloskarFer 480.45 483.05 481.85 489.45 477.65 74.98 508.95 185.55 ­ ­
AetherIndust 998.40 1004.10 1002.40 1013.05 985.50 54.03 1055.00 735.60 ­ ­ CitiUn Bk [1] 124.35 124.50 124.40 124.95 123.75 1988.95 204.95 120.45 10 124.50 GTL 6.30 6.15 6.20 6.35 6.10 374.01 11.30 4.70 ­ 6.20 Kitex [1] 169.75 170.45 169.75 175.40 168.80 171.41 256.40 135.50 19 170.85
Affle(India) [2] 1024.20 1081.20 1024.00 1100.00 1017.00 1554.84 1369.25 875.25 215 1082.90 CleanSci&Tec 1384.70 1363.40 1385.00 1385.70 1362.00 85.29 1980.00 1227.10 ­ ­ GTL Infra 0.85 0.85 0.85 0.85 0.8010119.23 1.84 0.64 ­ 0.85 KM Sug [2] 26.65 26.85 26.65 27.30 26.60 193.37 35.20 22.83 11 26.82
Agarwal Inds 615.05 616.95 617.25 624.50 613.15 38.71 745.70 405.30 19 615.40 CLEducateLtd[5] 66.50 66.00 66.25 68.00 65.30 99.74 94.95 48.80 26 65.61 GTPLHathway 114.95 116.35 115.50 117.75 113.65 46.56 191.00 93.50 14 116.35 KNR Con [2] 245.90 242.80 247.00 247.40 242.50 462.65 280.50 202.85 17 242.75
AgiGreenpac 595.20 592.80 596.80 609.80 590.50 64.97 647.75 178.25 ­ ­ CMSInfoSystm 340.80 347.70 341.00 351.00 337.35 1068.93 355.55 210.40 ­ ­ Gufic Bio [1] 238.10 232.85 236.95 236.95 231.00 241.11 245.00 177.10 28 232.85 Kokuyo [1] 123.15 119.65 124.00 124.70 119.00 229.84 124.80 50.50 49 119.85
AgriTech Ind 103.70 106.00 103.05 108.00 103.05 52.43 130.00 63.25 ­ 105.55 Coal India 227.15 227.25 227.75 227.75 225.50 5024.59 263.30 174.60 10 227.30 Guj.Alk 681.55 676.75 679.00 685.00 675.00 60.11 988.75 556.05 9 677.05 KoltePatil 336.10 339.85 335.85 342.45 334.90 268.86 383.55 214.05 ­ 339.20
Agro Tech 815.60 803.20 810.60 817.40 800.10 1.83 966.60 708.10 131 801.15 CoastalCorpn 206.05 209.15 204.05 212.70 204.05 20.79 377.70 165.90 ­ ­ Guj.Ind.Pow 96.50 97.15 96.30 97.85 96.30 368.36 101.95 70.50 8 97.13 Kopran 180.15 184.10 180.95 186.00 170.00 383.00 219.50 96.00 28 184.25
AgroPhosInd 35.90 34.85 35.45 36.40 33.85 80.24 58.15 28.45 ­ ­ CochinShip 592.70 595.65 594.05 598.90 583.60 2598.94 686.80 296.45 27 596.10 Guj.Pipav 114.10 115.55 114.10 116.25 114.10 526.96 120.25 70.40 18 115.55 Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 1824.55 1844.00 1820.00 1847.00 1815.30 4622.91 2063.00 1630.00 34 1842.90
AGSTransTech 59.60 59.40 59.55 61.75 59.10 485.96 98.40 44.45 ­ ­ CoffeeDayEnt 36.95 37.85 36.95 38.65 36.60 2057.86 73.50 26.40 ­ 37.88 Gujarat Gas [2] 473.35 476.45 472.50 477.30 471.00 967.04 539.00 403.80 22 476.40 Kothari Pet [5] 77.30 78.65 77.30 80.10 75.00 246.12 0.15 0.05 ­ ­
AhladaEnggrs 119.10 115.80 119.20 119.20 115.05 17.26 139.55 76.00 ­ ­ COFORGE 4562.90 4559.25 4550.00 4580.00 4392.25 257.09 4651.20 3210.05 ­ ­ GujaratFluor 3164.65 3148.90 3185.05 3185.05 3141.00 54.79 4173.95 2380.00 ­ ­ Kothari Sug 39.70 39.70 39.70 40.25 39.05 119.48 15.85 4.45 ­ ­
Ahluwalia [2] 628.30 620.60 626.55 638.35 616.00 67.31 643.95 371.75 21 617.90 Colgate [1] 1649.45 1644.30 1651.05 1659.90 1638.50 289.19 1713.00 1434.60 42 1645.30 Gul.Amb.Ex [1] 249.95 251.80 250.25 253.80 247.00 240.13 326.95 215.55 18 251.45 Kovai Medi 2205.25 2198.40 2214.90 2214.90 2191.10 1.78 2299.85 1311.60 21 2199.65
AIA Engg [2] 3401.50 3355.45 3383.10 3416.30 3324.00 40.65 3519.95 2075.30 33 3358.30 CompuageInf[2] 15.20 15.00 15.35 15.40 14.80 242.73 28.19 11.21 4 15.04 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 458.85 460.00 459.00 462.10 458.00 17.15 504.80 381 KPIGrenEnerg 645.55 731.20 645.00 746.30 640.00 1348.64 975.00 390.00 ­ ­
AIRAN 17.85 18.10 19.35 19.35 17.20 859.63 21.90 13.25 ­ ­ Compucom [2] 20.65 20.55 20.85 20.90 20.30 51.44 28.75 15.00 ­ 20.47 G P Kpit Tech 1071.65 1058.45 1069.95 1077.00 1051.10 713.78 1160.00 451.55 ­ ­
AIROLAMLTD 82.05 82.70 82.45 82.95 80.45 13.16 129.50 50.40 ­ ­ ComputerAge 2179.40 2184.55 2196.40 2213.80 2174.55 42.00 2690.00 2010.00 ­ ­ G KP w KPR Mill [1] 637.55 669.15 639.60 671.80 635.00 1161.17 671.90 479.55 36 669.55
Ajanta Phr [2] 1474.10 1474.95 1460.70 1479.35 1455.60 71.33 1507.10 1115.15 35 1473.85 Con.FinHld 144.05 147.55 146.60 149.45 144.85 23.12 78.40 26.55 ­ ­ G KRBL [1] 352.00 350.40 351.00 356.65 350.00 232.49 449.40 198.00 12 350.50
Ajmera 376.85 377.35 378.95 388.00 366.05 109.55 387.50 210.65 19 377.40 Concor [5] 660.95 636.35 651.95 653.95 629.20 2796.34 828.50 555.00 33 636.80 Krebs Bio 74.40 74.50 74.00 75.70 74.00 13.66 145.70 51.10 ­ 74.59
Aksh Opti [5] 8.35 8.45 8.40 8.55 8.40 299.49 14.35 8.01 ­ 8.48 ConfdnPetInd[1]
ControlPrint
70.05
630.20
69.75
622.25
70.15
630.00
71.60
634.95
68.25 1856.57
619.85 31.95
89.60
670.00
44.20 24 69.77
376.00 20 622.35
H KrisnaInsMed 1700.30 1720.95 1739.00 1784.00 1710.50 205.72 1784.00 1113.25 ­ ­
AksharChem 244.95 245.40 245.20 248.00 244.00 5.12 392.00 201.30 ­ 245.05 H M KrisnaPhoscm 445.55 443.85 449.00 449.00 442.00 31.76 559.40 238.55 ­ ­
Akzo 2446.25 2445.30 2456.25 2472.50 2440.05 7.97 2549.95 1696.60 33 2448.30 CoralIndFin [2] 33.30 33.20 33.25 33.80 32.95 25.78 50.00 26.10 7 33.14 H w KritiIndust 103.75 105.85 103.85 106.10 102.00 34.95 118.00 64.00 ­ ­
Alankit [1] 9.70 9.75 9.80 9.80 9.60 222.95 14.30 7.00 ­ 9.70 Corom.Intl [1] 940.30 944.50 942.00 946.95 932.00 300.46 1094.40 838.95 14 945.35 H mP KritNutrient 61.05 58.75 61.10 61.95 58.00 120.06 63.70 37.25 ­ ­
AlbertDavid 608.00 610.45 601.90 616.45 601.90 5.31 643.50 485.40 10 610.20 COSMOFIRSTLt 643.65 650.70 641.00 654.70 635.80 55.77 1098.60 550.05 ­ ­ H M KrsnaaDiagns 583.10 582.95 581.00 604.90 573.90 178.73 609.00 353.10 ­ ­
Alembic [2] 73.30 73.10 73.15 74.40 72.85 267.63 80.90 55.52 21 73.02 CPCL 392.35 388.40 393.85 394.00 385.10 761.02 402.50 186.50 2 388.15 H KSB 2178.00 2164.35 2188.90 2205.00 2151.05 12.30 2357.00 1285.00 ­ ­
Alembic Ph [2] 612.45 607.60 607.30 612.95 606.30 38.34 757.65 463.30 34 607.55 CraftsmnAuto 4041.00 4079.70 4042.00 4097.00 4030.00 51.35 4139.95 2026.60 ­ ­ H w KSOLVESINDIAL 888.55 876.75 903.75 903.75 862.05 26.66 985.00 356.00 ­ ­
Alicon [5] 771.90 782.85 776.35 790.00 769.10 28.57 1111.00 586.35 28 781.30 CrdtacsGramn 1272.65 1290.50 1280.00 1299.95 1260.25 177.37 1299.00 834.10 24 1289.50 H KuantumPaper 170.45 171.00 171.60 174.50 169.00 462.87 176.45 63.25 ­ ­
AlkemLabs [2] 3402.60 3383.90 3430.00 3455.90 3375.00 194.97 3624.80 2835.05 36 3381.60 CreatPer&Dis 499.45 492.50 501.00 506.90 488.00 51.70 648.80 358.30 ­ ­ H
Alkyl Amine [2] 2725.35 2697.70 2719.65 2734.95 2682.05 31.05 3230.15 2119.05 60 2697.05 Crest Ventu 220.95 249.85 233.05 256.00 232.05 1328.54 258.15 144.40 1 250.20 HB Pw L ..............................................
Allcargo [2] 289.25 289.85 290.15 293.30 287.20 98.71 372.30 187.71 42 289.55 Crisil [1] 3920.25 3950.85 3920.25 3979.85 3891.40 18.53 4028.30 2712.05 74 3950.95 HB
CromGreaCo [2] 290.60 292.85 289.75 295.35 288.65 1705.38 428.80 251.25 40 292.40 L&T [2] 2366.35 2382.00 2364.95 2389.65 2354.45 1771.31 2420.00 1456.80 43 2382.20
Allied Dig [5] 92.00 91.55 92.90 94.05 91.10 240.52 144.00 71.50 54 91.56 HCC L&T Fin Hld 118.15 121.60 118.80 121.90 116.2512135.93 121.95 66.00 ­ 121.60
Allsec 479.65 488.00 480.00 490.00 479.50 7.12 585.00 415.30 16 485.10 CSBBank 267.20 266.50 268.25 269.50 263.10 205.50 297.20 178.00 8 266.40 HCG
CSLFinance 272.65 326.85 272.90 327.15 270.05 663.03 327.15 189.10 ­ ­ L&TTechSer [2] 3906.00 3970.15 3924.00 4000.00 3873.10 328.78 4316.75 2923.35 38 3970.80
Alm.Global [6] 70.90 72.20 70.90 73.05 70.00 21.15 102.70 59.00 58 72.50 HC La Opala [2] 406.40 416.30 407.85 428.50 406.40 561.43 433.10 243.30 38 416.55
AlokIndus 17.00 16.25 16.90 17.10 16.0554626.60 17.60 10.90 ­ ­ CUMI [1] 1220.00 1212.75 1214.40 1220.00 1199.30 62.28 1260.90 651.05 74 1212.75 HC
CumminsInd [2] 1876.15 1899.50 1885.10 1904.00 1876.85 643.55 1903.70 951.60 46 1899.95 LagnamSpintx 51.00 51.30 49.60 52.50 49.60 63.85 86.50 40.50 ­ ­
Alpha Lab 64.90 63.95 64.70 65.20 63.45 56.63 85.60 48.90 11 63.02 HD C Landmark [1] 6.95 7.10 7.75 7.90 6.80 1814.03 8.77 5.10 ­ 7.08
Alphageo 263.70 267.45 263.95 273.90 263.00 50.71 348.00 200.00 11 267.75 Cupid Ltd 261.25 260.35 262.50 264.90 259.50 16.38 296.75 199.00 11 260.25 HD C MC
Cybertech 143.95 155.85 144.80 163.50 142.30 760.83 175.50 85.00 28 155.70 LandmarkCar 678.60 683.95 687.00 692.00 672.05 160.24 743.85 431.15 ­ ­
Amararaja [1] 636.20 634.45 635.90 640.45 631.10 338.50 669.95 438.15 15 633.55 HD C B LasaSuperGen 22.55 22.45 23.00 23.05 22.10 71.81 46.55 17.25 ­ 22.62
AmberEntp(I) 2107.30 2278.25 2143.00 2387.30 2131.00 2443.63 2579.00 1762.25 157 2278.45 CYIENT Ltd [5] 1514.55 1496.65 1515.00 1522.10 1487.05 245.05 1525.55 724.00 47 1496.45 HD C LatntViewAnl 351.20 346.75 353.80 354.60 346.10 576.54 421.45 305.25 ­ ­
Ambika Cot 1551.00 1549.90 1551.00 1564.05 1540.00 11.38 1885.45 1310.50 8 1551.90 H U LaurusLabs [2] 364.50 365.50 366.40 367.55 363.00 1079.05 605.50 279.65 26 365.45
AmbujaCeme [2] 452.85 448.95 453.50 455.60 446.60 3007.71 598.15 315.30 41 448.70 D .............................................. H G LaxmiOrgInd 265.95 266.50 266.00 268.50 265.10 281.81 395.80 220.50 ­ ­
AmiOrganics 1298.50 1269.10 1295.00 1304.10 1261.00 163.96 1358.00 825.35 ­ ­ D P WIRES 460.25 455.75 465.25 465.25 452.00 44.38 502.80 264.15 ­ ­ H LemonTreeHot 94.60 96.20 95.10 97.30 95.10 8798.84 103.30 58.30 95 96.17
AMJLandHold[2] 25.25 27.15 24.90 27.90 24.90 192.07 35.65 18.76 17 27.19 Dabur [1] 569.15 572.10 567.35 572.90 563.10 1068.18 610.40 484.85 73 571.80 H m PR LEXUSGRAN(IND 55.55 54.00 55.55 56.80 53.25 18.11 88.80 53.25 ­ ­
Amrutanjan [1] 623.25 619.65 626.40 634.55 618.00 32.77 899.95 552.85 46 620.70 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 363.70 366.15 365.45 369.30 359.50 76.27 440.55 282.10 12 366.25 H LG Balakri 859.65 927.35 863.95 939.80 856.05 431.54 938.25 508.90 12 927.20
AnandRathiWe 860.20 859.35 863.60 866.90 854.75 25.44 900.95 612.00 ­ ­ DangeeDums 13.80 13.20 13.75 14.80 13.00 1494.17 460.00 12.55 ­ ­ H H LGB Forge [1] 10.35 10.85 10.55 10.85 10.10 824.11 15.30 7.30 ­ 10.83
Anant Raj [2] 169.20 169.75 170.20 170.90 166.10 1030.40 172.35 42.65 52 169.50 Datamatics [5] 554.65 574.15 554.70 578.80 547.05 553.86 609.20 256.35 33 572.25 H LibasDesigns 14.95 14.95 15.30 15.50 14.75 206.51 30.25 9.85 ­ ­
AnantrajGlob 62.20 64.55 62.15 66.60 62.15 3123.35 66.60 32.50 ­ ­ DataPatrnInd 1921.25 1889.85 1928.45 1948.80 1873.05 178.05 1955.00 607.75 ­ ­ H M Liberty Sh 248.10 237.45 247.00 249.40 236.00 256.92 444.80 125.35 31 237.65
Andhar Sug [2] 111.20 112.15 111.90 112.80 110.50 154.58 154.95 99.95 8 112.25 DB Corp 139.60 137.85 139.65 139.75 136.55 172.32 157.15 72.65 15 137.75 H B LIC of India 618.30 630.35 620.00 632.50 619.05 3041.05 754.25 530.05 ­ ­
ANDHRACEMEN 102.40 97.30 102.40 104.45 97.30 210.84 158.25 97.30 ­ ­ DB Realty 78.45 77.40 78.40 78.90 76.35 466.87 139.45 52.10 ­ 77.49 H UB CH CO LICHsgFin [2] 384.55 390.55 384.50 391.30 381.00 1502.46 443.50 291.75 7 390.70
AndhraPaper 424.85 424.55 425.05 428.40 421.10 66.11 510.00 282.00 ­ ­ DB Stk [2] 24.15 24.75 24.60 25.50 24.05 15.07 37.65 17.70 15 25.08 H LikhithaInfr 260.05 260.50 261.10 262.45 258.55 133.39 496.00 198.00 ­ ­
AndrewYuleCo 24.65 24.95 24.65 25.50 24.50 337.80 33.70 18.25 ­ ­ DCB Bk 118.10 118.60 118.55 119.30 117.10 604.20 141.20 71.75 8 118.55 H C LINC 713.40 727.75 725.00 734.25 710.55 16.56 807.80 230.20 ­ ­
AngelOne 1558.35 1594.95 1571.00 1610.00 1571.00 1126.62 1674.00 999.00 ­ ­ DCM 70.40 72.70 70.40 73.00 70.40 31.47 101.10 43.05 ­ 72.59 HG Lincoln Phar 401.50 403.80 401.70 405.50 397.05 96.96 456.05 271.40 11 403.15
Anik Ind 31.70 32.50 32.00 32.65 31.65 22.59 51.05 25.20 18 32.28 DCMNouvelle 161.60 161.25 162.15 163.85 160.20 24.19 214.70 127.00 18 161.40 H Linde Ind 4363.10 4350.30 4364.00 4388.85 4312.55 27.26 4629.00 2711.00 79 4348.10
AnjPortCem 190.15 187.40 189.90 189.90 186.90 5.82 275.92 140.40 ­ 186.90 DCMShriram [2] 860.25 863.05 860.90 874.95 858.10 26.91 1121.65 730.05 14 860.50 H LloydsSteel [1] 25.15 24.65 25.15 25.20 24.45 3796.24 28.10 8.15 ­ 24.65
AnmolIndia 233.80 233.65 233.80 234.75 230.40 164.93 259.00 134.40 ­ ­ DcmShrirmInd 75.75 76.20 76.50 77.20 75.10 94.62 94.55 59.00 ­ ­ Hm LMW 12804.70 12803.05 12801.00 12967.50 12742.50 5.18 14143.95 8200.80 39 12801.70
Antartica [1] 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.70 0.60 534.78 0.80 0.25 ­ ­ DCW [2] 42.95 42.30 42.95 43.55 42.10 2415.68 62.55 33.55 8 42.41 Hm Lotys Eye 81.05 80.65 80.00 81.60 80.00 10.67 96.90 42.50 41 84.58
AntnyWastHdg 253.85 253.25 254.00 255.55 252.00 56.62 368.95 241.80 ­ ­ DCXSystems 280.75 282.05 281.90 294.40 275.15 2798.01 319.90 138.00 ­ ­ H C m Lovable 114.15 117.80 114.15 121.75 112.55 218.00 181.50 84.15 ­ 118.10
AnupamRasayn 1081.30 1054.30 1081.00 1086.65 1032.50 327.14 1234.00 546.75 ­ ­ De Nora 1559.85 1613.45 1559.00 1644.95 1527.75 29.92 1750.85 590.05 42 1617.90 H C LT Ovrseas [1] 135.60 133.65 135.60 136.70 132.55 2449.52 138.00 66.50 29 133.20
Apar Ind 3096.95 3040.90 3103.60 3125.90 3028.10 39.97 3296.40 894.05 19 3036.15 DebockIndust 17.10 15.95 17.05 17.35 15.70 1684.73 64.90 11.00 ­ ­ H M LTIMindTree 5049.95 5022.15 5068.00 5070.35 4957.30 372.93 5360.00 3833.15 ­ ­
Apcotex Ind [2] 560.80 558.80 558.00 567.90 555.20 33.15 668.90 398.00 27 558.50 Deccan Cem [5] 514.55 524.10 513.00 535.00 507.95 28.15 587.00 388.00 15 524.95 H M Lumax tech [2] 349.05 353.05 352.55 361.75 346.15 149.08 369.65 151.95 30 352.35
ApexFznFoods 218.90 221.30 218.00 225.85 217.65 123.07 365.00 185.00 19 221.70 DeepEneResou 131.40 128.00 131.00 133.70 126.25 28.20 152.75 78.80 ­ ­ H O Lumx Ind 2141.20 2102.65 2111.05 2155.00 2100.00 17.27 2218.20 1103.00 26 2105.50
APL Apl [2] 1325.20 1352.25 1320.70 1360.20 1304.20 587.41 1360.00 816.00 73 1351.70 DeepIndust 171.75 182.90 172.90 184.20 172.80 261.73 322.00 140.10 ­ ­ H Lupin [2] 825.15 829.90 830.00 831.20 821.60 389.18 843.40 595.00 89 829.65
ApolloHosp [5] 5145.00 5162.05 5174.95 5197.90 5101.10 334.15 5290.00 3638.85 68 5161.45 Deepk.Fer 564.55 570.15 565.00 576.05 561.35 745.02 1061.70 512.80 25 570.00 H Lux Indust. [2] 1544.15 1559.80 1542.00 1565.00 1535.00 41.09 2023.90 1122.60 32 1554.90
ApolloMicSys [1] 41.40 43.45 43.00 43.45 42.30 425.25 43.31 11.16 43 43.31 Deepk.Ntr [2] 2174.45 2243.90 2178.75 2252.45 2176.10 1163.36 2355.55 1682.15 65 2242.55 H C m Lyka Labs 123.80 124.95 122.85 127.85 122.50 599.00 165.00 89.00 ­ 124.76
ApolloPipes 708.30 711.55 711.95 715.65 700.05 46.68 754.00 402.20 ­ ­ DELHIVERYLtd 391.70 389.10 394.25 394.25 384.10 802.90 708.00 291.00 ­ ­ H G
ApolloSindo 1316.65 1334.95 1321.05 1359.00 1318.10 2.47 1763.15 562.70 ­ ­ DelphWrldMon 383.80 389.10 398.50 398.50 375.00 12.67 481.65 264.10 ­ ­ H M..............................................
ApolloTyr [1] 407.00 408.95 407.50 410.75 405.20 1055.32 414.40 167.15 45 409.65 Delta Corp [1] 248.70 245.35 247.70 248.50 244.60 896.14 254.70 165.15 30 245.30 H
Delta Mag 74.20 76.30 74.00 81.95 72.50 65.45 108.00 61.20 ­ 76.65 M K PROTEINS 571.30 548.55 571.30 588.95 542.75 5.66 689.95 542.75 ­ ­
Aptech 495.70 488.10 495.70 498.65 483.10 555.01 591.85 196.05 36 487.90 H M
Den Net 34.35 34.30 34.35 34.70 34.05 689.63 40.30 25.40 6 34.29 M&M [5] 1402.55 1396.45 1402.60 1409.90 1380.70 1042.43 1420.00 972.90 23 1396.10
AptusValHsg 267.65 266.20 269.65 269.65 264.15 132.09 368.00 225.75 ­ ­ H G
DevyaniInter 194.90 192.95 195.70 197.00 192.30 1029.57 215.00 133.95 ­ ­ M&M Fin [2] 316.25 320.30 317.85 322.45 315.15 3674.13 322.40 164.10 20 320.25
ArcheanCheIn 555.35 531.00 556.65 559.80 510.00 2102.59 731.80 440.20 ­ ­ H P
Dhamp.Sug 269.70 273.65 269.70 276.90 268.15 365.89 282.70 196.50 12 273.60 MacpowerCNC 324.40 327.75 324.00 329.65 322.00 16.97 419.40 192.10 ­ ­
Archidply 76.85 76.85 76.85 78.05 76.10 59.81 105.05 43.00 12 77.13 H G
DhamprBioOrg 178.90 183.05 179.75 183.90 177.00 199.00 229.00 116.10 ­ ­ MacrotecDeve 629.75 638.50 630.00 645.00 621.00 1456.05 1189.00 529.85 ­ ­
Aries Agro 164.70 170.55 164.90 172.40 164.10 98.56 242.70 105.50 11 170.40 H
DhaniService 33.55 33.20 33.55 33.70 33.10 1245.54 72.00 23.60 ­ ­ Madhav 43.95 43.20 43.20 44.20 42.50 10.83 59.25 35.23 41 43.30
ArihantSuper 179.90 180.60 180.65 184.95 177.20 112.50 261.30 117.00 40 180.75 H w Hm
Dhanlk.Bk 17.00 17.25 16.95 17.35 16.90 1804.91 26.45 10.66 9 17.29 MadyaBharat 638.65 632.35 642.90 643.35 630.00 8.79 663.10 544.50 ­ ­
ArihntCapMkt 38.20 38.35 38.20 39.00 38.15 46.18 86.70 33.25 ­ ­ H m
Dhanuka Ag [2] 801.25 805.45 804.00 808.70 795.00 42.59 817.60 603.05 16 805.10 MagadhSug&En 415.30 414.30 416.95 422.40 407.05 20.97 433.25 247.00 12 413.65
ArmanFinServ 1915.80 1948.50 1934.95 1979.00 1919.00 10.59 2121.90 971.65 58 1961.05 H
DharmjCrpGrd 181.90 182.65 183.55 185.45 181.15 72.65 279.00 137.00 ­ ­ Mah.Holi 289.10 293.10 287.70 293.95 287.70 130.79 318.00 195.10 37 293.20
ArowGreenTec 347.00 345.45 349.45 354.00 343.05 20.16 394.00 67.95 28 345.15 H
DhruvConsult 52.95 50.90 53.20 53.40 50.20 39.29 71.95 38.55 ­ ­ Mah.Life 463.15 458.90 463.15 469.25 458.00 81.15 554.55 316.10 264 458.85
ArtemsMedSvc 103.20 105.35 104.35 107.25 101.35 225.82 109.85 37.20 ­ ­ HO
Dhun.Inv 690.55 699.60 690.15 725.00 687.05 5.80 828.35 552.00 58 695.05 Mah.Scoot 5442.25 5452.25 5445.00 5498.75 5440.00 1.64 5602.60 3592.20 32 5452.00
ArtiPharmLab 392.90 387.95 390.55 398.75 386.55 179.91 425.00 269.00 ­ ­ HP
DhunseriVent 237.30 238.70 238.00 241.95 237.55 15.14 287.00 184.00 ­ ­ Mah.Seam [5] 472.85 479.65 475.00 482.95 472.25 251.83 495.65 273.98 8 479.25
ArtNirman 47.00 49.20 47.50 49.70 47.50 16.30 128.50 40.50 ­ ­ HPC
DIC India 423.35 421.45 425.25 434.00 420.00 7.66 493.85 353.10 53 423.25 MahalaxmiRub 249.10 247.20 246.35 252.45 245.80 32.22 309.00 103.25 ­ ­
ArveeLabsInd 123.55 135.90 129.90 135.90 129.75 12.75 185.05 80.20 ­ ­ HP &P w
Digicontent [2] 20.65 20.90 20.55 21.90 20.00 255.78 24.50 12.70 ­ 20.99 MahangrGas 1031.05 1034.50 1029.10 1037.55 1026.00 143.72 1104.80 666.35 13 1034.35
Arvind 131.85 131.85 132.00 133.60 130.20 653.47 134.55 77.70 10 131.80 H G&U D
DigispiceTec 21.90 21.75 22.55 22.55 21.60 115.49 35.00 17.75 ­ ­ MahaRastApexC 146.00 147.35 146.00 151.70 143.95 68.98 152.00 84.50 ­ ­
ArvindFash [4] 331.70 338.60 331.95 340.35 325.00 291.44 389.45 233.00 ­ 338.40 H M
DiligenMedia [1] 2.85 2.80 2.85 2.90 2.70 172.64 5.14 2.07 ­ 2.85 MahaSteelInd 82.70 77.40 81.80 83.10 76.55 79.35 85.00 49.50 35 77.49
ArvindSmart 356.50 351.50 356.50 362.00 349.90 30.39 382.50 142.35 42 351.00 H m
DilipBuildco 232.25 231.00 231.50 233.90 227.65 554.03 260.75 159.70 28 231.30 MahindEPCIrr 106.65 107.00 106.05 108.95 104.20 45.09 121.85 83.80 ­ ­
Asahi India [1] 488.55 495.30 490.95 497.00 488.60 147.47 693.80 419.80 33 495.05 HU
Dish TV [1] 14.20 14.85 14.20 14.95 13.8530057.01 24.45 10.23 ­ 14.80 MahindraLog 368.95 367.70 371.00 374.00 366.85 95.40 567.30 349.90 42 367.80
Asahi Song 217.85 223.65 216.70 225.35 211.95 8.71 337.60 171.10 ­ 224.00
DishmanCarb[2] 125.55 142.60 125.00 144.80 125.00 6190.45 148.45 80.05 ­ 142.55 Maithan 998.70 1004.75 1000.05 1022.70 996.60 27.15 1148.75 766.00 6 1004.50
Ashapura [2] 132.90 132.30 133.35 133.90 130.90 151.43 157.90 72.70 ­ 132.25
DIVGI TORQTRA 824.45 815.25 820.05 826.00 807.80 28.68 924.25 560.00 ­ ­ Mallcom(Ind) 917.40 918.45 921.10 926.95 910.05 3.80 1030.55 606.95 ­ ­
Ashiana [2] 186.25 184.10 187.90 187.90 181.55 101.21 206.80 113.65 70 183.35 H
Divi'sLabs [2] 3584.75 3566.20 3585.00 3586.50 3533.05 267.28 3976.70 2730.00 52 3565.20 Man Ind [5] 144.20 140.90 144.20 146.15 139.60 248.83 150.40 69.75 13 140.70
Ashok Ley [1] 167.95 167.25 168.35 170.55 165.2020734.67 170.50 130.85 37 167.35 R
DixonTec(In) [2] 4655.15 4538.55 4682.00 4730.00 4482.55 1027.89 4729.80 2554.95 128 4539.45 Man Infr [2] 113.10 113.95 113.25 115.80 112.05 1261.03 116.40 66.25 26 113.94
Ashoka Bld [5] 80.10 80.65 80.10 81.10 79.55 855.87 95.70 70.10 6 80.54 M R
DJMediaPrint 163.50 158.00 164.85 164.85 156.00 10.98 209.00 120.10 ­ ­ Manak Alumi [1] 22.55 22.60 22.80 22.90 22.30 56.20 26.45 18.05 20 22.71
Asian Gran 48.65 47.75 48.60 49.90 47.55 1741.93 70.05 34.22 ­ 47.76 CC B
DLF Ltd [2] 485.35 489.20 484.40 491.70 481.50 3849.89 508.50 294.75 52 489.00 Manaksia [2] 177.45 179.60 179.15 180.70 174.45 273.49 194.05 68.35 12 179.95
Asian Paints [1] 3309.70 3318.70 3315.00 3326.85 3277.10 866.29 3590.00 2590.00 78 3318.40 CC m GC
D­Link [2] 230.50 250.90 232.05 252.40 230.25 2168.87 311.00 105.20 11 251.10 ManakSteel [1] 38.30 38.30 38.35 39.20 38.00 53.48 53.35 29.00 20 38.27
Aspinwall&Co 256.15 247.00 258.95 258.95 244.20 8.08 318.35 150.00 ­ ­ CC Manali Pet [5] 68.25 68.70 67.80 69.70 67.60 352.59 109.75 56.75 23 68.92
AssoAlchohol 405.70 406.20 407.60 414.90 404.10 21.16 528.85 315.00 ­ ­ DMCCSpecChem 271.20 269.75 271.20 275.25 263.95 36.29 454.20 228.25 ­ ­
CR Manap.Fin [2] 127.15 125.95 127.15 127.40 124.0510335.66 133.90 81.50 8 125.95
Aster Life 1378.70 1375.25 1388.00 1390.00 1363.40 10.00 2285.65 1050.00 106 1373.40 DodlaDairy 562.35 556.00 567.95 567.95 552.10 15.43 580.00 431.20 ­ ­
DB ManCoatMet [1] 18.30 17.85 18.65 18.65 17.50 52.34 26.10 13.90 ­ 17.90
AsterDMHealt 287.40 288.05 288.80 289.65 284.70 212.14 307.55 168.35 83 287.65 DolatAlgotec 48.40 48.35 48.50 49.00 48.10 47.92 77.00 39.25 ­ ­
C Mang.Cem 334.10 331.70 332.35 337.65 330.35 30.27 400.00 234.00 31 331.55
Astra Mic [2] 355.70 358.15 357.65 364.50 355.05 463.66 375.15 182.65 44 357.50 DollarInd [2] 381.40 392.70 379.15 396.30 379.15 213.66 547.85 310.25 38 393.15
D C Mang.Chem 98.85 99.95 99.05 101.60 98.00 628.49 132.00 72.45 9 100.14
Astral Poly [1] 1970.10 1990.05 1973.00 2012.85 1973.00 430.83 2022.70 1188.00 119 1989.90 Donear [2] 99.50 97.10 99.00 99.15 96.50 351.22 119.55 44.15 14 96.91
D C B Mang.Drug 110.15 109.05 110.70 111.50 108.25 86.07 172.65 95.00 ­ 109.60
AstraZen [2] 3650.55 3648.70 3659.80 3659.80 3591.00 27.35 3728.60 2650.00 71 3645.55 DPAbhushan 244.10 244.15 245.25 246.00 238.60 15.03 450.00 221.55 ­ ­
B MangalamOrga 434.00 427.15 443.00 443.00 422.05 9.22 665.00 306.95 ­ ­
AstronPaper 24.30 24.15 24.65 24.75 24.00 20.50 42.95 18.40 ­ 24.33 DPSC 12.20 12.20 12.60 12.60 12.10 54.73 16.90 9.10 ­ ­
B MANKIND PHAR 1700.55 1746.90 1719.00 1755.00 1712.30 572.51 1755.00 1242.00 ­ ­
ATAL REALTECH 118.05 117.75 117.15 118.75 116.55 139.13 119.00 104.05 ­ ­ Dr Reddy [5] 4879.00 4901.20 4879.00 4926.75 4867.05 214.15 5021.15 3996.10 31 4902.15
C Manugrph [2] 16.95 17.00 17.35 17.35 16.90 19.73 23.20 11.68 ­ 17.17
Atlanta [2] 17.10 16.25 17.80 17.95 16.25 368.00 33.75 10.29 ­ 16.38 DreamfolkSer 582.10 562.45 582.00 582.95 560.00 410.90 637.00 348.00 ­ ­
G R Maral Over 55.75 55.50 55.55 56.65 55.10 9.89 79.50 44.20 ­ 56.00
Atul 7019.65 7111.10 7017.80 7130.00 6986.90 53.50 9805.00 6524.95 38 7112.00 Dred.Corp 335.95 337.85 337.35 341.00 332.05 72.20 456.15 248.10 75 337.70
GP MarathNxtg [5] 327.10 326.65 327.10 329.05 320.45 21.01 336.20 167.60 14 325.00
Atul Auto [5] 345.10 353.00 348.65 355.00 345.20 208.67 433.95 145.10 192 353.30 DrLalPathLab 2121.15 2223.25 2134.00 2230.00 2128.05 1640.33 2752.15 1762.70 63 2223.25
Dwarikesh [1] 92.20 92.55 92.00 93.70 90.90 1214.54 119.55 80.00 17 92.50 Marico Ltd [1] 534.95 536.10 535.00 540.45 532.00 1483.92 559.00 462.95 59 536.75
AuroPharma [1] 678.05 680.95 676.90 683.30 674.00 594.27 692.00 397.30 32 681.40 H MarineElecIn 51.15 50.50 51.20 51.90 50.20 356.17 57.45 25.15 ­ ­
AurumProptec 128.00 127.40 128.30 129.90 125.15 65.73 152.80 74.05 ­ ­ Dynac.Sys 477.60 501.45 477.60 501.45 470.05 115.93 555.00 252.45 19 501.55
Dynamatic 3573.85 3773.75 3573.85 3800.00 3573.85 38.57 3799.95 1668.60 88 3779.95 Marksans [1] 91.45 92.65 91.80 92.95 90.35 3385.29 94.28 38.70 41 92.60
AUSmallFinBk 772.10 767.55 772.10 772.15 763.80 493.66 794.95 538.80 36 767.85 K OGH NG Maruti [5] 9532.00 9492.10 9530.00 9538.90 9420.00 612.71 9801.40 7626.40 36 9496.25
Auto Axl 2269.90 2282.90 2269.90 2291.70 2259.05 15.16 2690.00 1485.00 21 2282.30 DynamicCable 332.70 325.35 334.20 336.90 322.70 323.97 352.00 131.55 ­ ­
& MASFinServ 772.20 783.50 779.20 790.00 773.15 26.89 938.25 485.00 21 789.75
Auto Stamp 332.05 334.55 333.00 340.95 326.60 25.67 545.20 246.15 64 334.45 DynemicProd 330.15 334.45 334.95 343.80 330.00 29.93 498.00 231.85 ­ 334.65
m W Mastek [5] 1981.35 1977.05 1992.00 1992.00 1966.15 36.64 2200.60 1475.45 70 1975.85
Autoline 68.85 71.65 70.25 72.10 69.35 371.55 125.50 50.95 ­ 71.72 MP MatrimCom [5] 642.65 641.05 635.10 645.45 635.10 3.23 877.85 497.60 30 639.30
AvadSug&Egy 512.00 512.80 510.10 519.90 505.10 90.98 618.00 388.00 10 513.55 E .............................................. Maw.Sug 99.45 99.70 99.90 101.45 98.20 232.98 114.00 75.30 21 99.75
AvalonTech 500.60 507.45 500.10 520.00 500.10 264.50 538.90 348.00 ­ ­ E2ENetworks 171.40 168.05 177.50 177.50 167.10 22.65 228.70 96.75 ­ ­ MaxFinancial [2] 689.35 703.20 690.45 709.40 679.60 1212.03 884.70 599.30 ­ 703.10
Avanti Feeds [1] 388.25 388.40 390.00 396.95 387.50 201.43 527.95 321.15 23 388.60 EasyTripPlnr 43.40 43.20 43.40 43.60 43.10 3324.20 438.45 39.70 ­ ­ B M MaxHealthCre 601.65 584.05 601.25 602.85 582.35 1970.42 630.00 348.85 ­ ­
AvenuSupmart 3975.70 3986.90 3985.00 4045.00 3910.00 531.75 4606.00 3292.65 101 3985.55 Eclerx 1780.00 1762.60 1782.00 1819.95 1730.40 362.93 1818.00 1240.01 23 1750.85 C m MaxIndia 119.35 116.95 119.35 120.00 116.55 67.53 124.00 67.00 ­ ­
AVG LOGISTICS 260.10 258.70 262.70 264.90 254.50 51.87 283.95 180.00 ­ ­ EdelFinSer [1] 51.25 51.35 51.45 52.40 50.95 1247.89 54.50 26.00 2 51.34 G MaxVent&Ind 204.70 204.90 205.90 207.00 202.90 58.94 219.45 85.40 133 205.80
AVONMORE CAP 68.80 67.95 69.50 69.50 67.00 25.78 84.40 58.50 ­ ­ Eicher Motor [1] 3496.65 3562.10 3504.80 3570.00 3465.05 378.56 3886.00 2601.10 37 3565.35 H m Mayur Uniq [5] 510.10 504.00 510.00 510.00 498.50 56.91 547.15 351.00 21 502.85
AvroIndia 136.00 135.70 136.80 139.65 132.55 34.61 169.45 95.55 ­ ­ EID Parry [1] 469.65 475.15 471.90 476.80 468.85 206.39 673.30 433.30 30 475.05 MazagonDock 1218.10 1306.85 1211.00 1323.20 1195.0511306.83 1323.20 229.45 ­ ­
AVT Natl [1] 94.20 92.85 95.60 95.90 91.80 152.15 124.25 74.05 19 92.94 EIH [2] 213.00 212.25 213.00 213.90 209.75 255.96 220.25 120.50 38 211.90 M McL.Rusl [5] 19.35 19.00 19.25 19.85 18.95 921.06 41.10 16.52 ­ 19.03
Axis Bank [2] 965.65 974.85 965.95 977.00 958.55 7596.59 989.50 618.10 18 974.45 EIH A Htl 512.45 512.05 517.55 517.55 504.00 15.07 533.00 325.00 24 512.45 N MCX 1571.25 1573.00 1567.00 1593.50 1558.00 133.20 1697.00 1154.00 62 1573.65
AxisCades [5] 402.20 422.30 417.50 422.30 405.05 100.01 422.75 108.40 ­ 422.75 ELDECOHSG&IN 629.45 627.10 637.90 643.00 618.80 2.95 729.90 517.20 ­ ­ O B MedicamenBio 681.85 681.45 683.55 690.05 674.80 6.29 1225.00 557.20 ­ ­
AxitaCotton 28.45 28.00 28.90 29.80 27.60 1278.73 395.40 24.75 ­ ­ Elec. Eng [2] 588.40 586.75 589.80 592.00 580.90 183.55 599.95 233.15 35 586.65 R m MedicoRemedy 80.75 83.80 81.70 85.00 81.50 652.08 397.50 70.35 ­ ­
Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 56.10 57.00 56.15 57.90 55.90 3332.50 58.95 26.40 10 57.00 B MedplsHealth 800.15 810.90 800.00 835.25 800.00 234.78 865.00 548.25 ­ ­
B .............................................. ElectMartInd 81.90 81.85 81.85 84.20 81.05 1027.17 103.65 61.60 ­ ­ H Mega Soft 30.10 30.05 30.00 30.45 29.95 36.10 48.00 19.90 21 30.11
B&BTriplewal 260.85 256.35 259.70 263.80 247.50 12.35 313.40 178.55 ­ ­ Elgi Eqp [1] 534.15 531.70 535.75 538.10 526.35 145.09 583.30 334.80 62 530.85 MegastarFood 312.95 313.25 313.20 319.60 309.50 14.48 345.00 134.00 ­ ­
BAG Films [2] 4.75 4.70 4.65 4.90 4.65 209.89 8.30 3.52 ­ 4.69 ELIN ELECTRONI 165.20 163.70 165.00 172.00 162.60 530.23 245.00 116.00 ­ ­ O C MeghManiFine 1155.00 1130.00 1152.00 1183.90 1125.80 122.44 1736.00 815.00 ­ ­
BaidFinserv 44.80 43.10 44.65 47.40 42.50 1018.57 47.40 27.55 ­ ­ Emami [1] 416.15 413.65 419.50 422.45 411.85 1264.36 524.95 340.95 32 413.65 R MeghmaniOrga 87.95 86.75 87.20 88.30 85.85 754.03 148.20 76.00 ­ ­
Bajaj Auto 4597.35 4662.00 4585.00 4670.00 4569.05 453.52 4828.80 3462.05 23 4659.90 EmamiPapMi [2] 124.35 124.55 125.00 125.80 124.00 15.20 195.00 100.85 11 124.60 P MenonBear [1] 139.35 139.90 140.90 141.95 138.20 219.52 148.00 67.10 24 139.90
Bajaj Elect [2] 1229.10 1211.50 1235.00 1235.00 1202.00 76.10 1283.35 890.70 60 1208.55 EmamiRealty [2] 69.30 72.65 69.15 73.75 69.05 175.00 92.00 52.00 ­ 72.65 P MEP Infra 13.70 13.65 13.85 14.10 13.45 423.33 21.30 10.60 ­ 13.67
Bajaj Hind [1] 16.05 16.40 16.05 16.50 15.7515501.94 20.16 8.37 ­ 16.40 Emkay Glo 75.50 75.30 76.45 76.80 74.80 15.90 93.40 61.05 16 75.50 m m MetroBrands 988.90 990.00 989.00 998.80 982.25 46.31 1013.00 525.50 ­ ­
Bajaj Hld 6990.15 7001.35 7000.00 7022.50 6906.65 14.89 7490.00 4299.80 46 7000.45 Emmbi Ind 91.55 89.55 91.60 92.40 89.40 48.17 110.90 73.05 19 89.56 C Metrpolhelth [2] 1374.50 1424.20 1384.85 1430.00 1378.00 991.12 1789.00 1176.05 52 1424.45
BajajConCare[1] 194.15 192.20 197.20 199.70 191.25 2330.93 199.60 129.60 20 192.15 EMUDHRA 411.35 412.60 408.50 416.00 403.00 135.71 448.00 206.80 ­ ­ W MFL 75.30 78.20 75.70 79.40 74.25 3702.51 24.70 12.15 ­ ­
BajajFin [2] 7386.20 7248.80 7376.15 7376.15 7201.00 863.83 7777.00 5340.05 43 7247.85 EnduranceTec 1585.95 1568.25 1593.70 1597.70 1560.00 30.77 1625.20 1171.60 53 1571.05 NDO M N Minda Corp [2] 285.95 292.15 286.95 295.40 284.15 1608.11 301.80 163.55 26 292.40
BajajFinserv [1] 1541.95 1521.05 1543.20 1543.20 1502.15 1943.76 1846.00 1077.70 331 1521.15 Energy Dev 16.90 17.70 17.05 19.15 16.90 514.69 25.05 13.65 ­ 17.79 B &C MindTec(Ind) 138.80 166.55 140.40 166.55 139.15 1591.67 166.30 96.30 28 166.30
BajajHealth 314.15 316.70 315.70 317.95 314.05 37.56 458.35 257.45 ­ ­ Eng.India [5] 114.00 120.75 115.25 121.45 114.6515672.07 121.40 55.95 20 120.80 R m Mirc Ele [1] 16.90 17.10 17.25 17.40 16.55 1270.13 22.35 11.10 ­ 17.08
Bal Phr 88.80 89.35 88.10 90.20 88.05 22.17 104.90 63.40 23 89.23 Ent.Net.Ind 127.50 129.85 129.25 132.00 126.30 58.26 191.00 109.70 ­ 130.00 G MishDhatuNig 284.15 298.65 286.90 301.00 284.55 5797.08 300.95 155.65 36 298.70
Balaji Amn [2] 2369.45 2437.55 2371.05 2445.95 2371.05 177.52 3841.85 1872.90 35 2436.70 EPL 205.00 211.80 206.45 216.00 204.50 3934.09 216.00 147.00 ­ ­ w MitconCon&En 68.55 70.00 70.55 70.55 68.05 22.34 94.00 53.05 ­ ­
Balaji Tele [2] 44.30 44.10 44.30 44.30 44.00 106.54 57.40 35.30 12 44.14 EqitsSmlFnBk 87.90 88.80 87.90 90.40 87.05 5083.91 90.40 37.60 ­ ­ BK MM Forg 871.85 866.35 871.85 888.75 862.10 37.91 1057.20 731.25 17 865.80
BalaxiVentre 531.90 534.10 539.80 539.80 526.50 1.40 706.00 324.05 ­ ­ ErisLifeSci [1] 677.35 677.55 688.00 688.00 670.05 39.64 749.85 550.90 23 675.95 w MMTC [1] 32.30 33.70 32.30 34.10 32.00 6635.67 45.80 26.36 ­ 33.68
Balkrishna [2] 2346.85 2453.45 2340.00 2467.80 2340.00 924.14 2490.00 1801.00 44 2454.20 Eros Intl 27.10 27.25 27.00 28.10 26.90 329.72 47.85 20.00 ­ 27.24 m MODISON 72.15 71.55 72.40 72.85 71.00 32.58 81.15 49.55 ­ ­
BalkrishPap 27.30 27.85 27.35 28.50 27.00 16.39 50.75 23.05 ­ 27.45 Esab Ind 3995.25 4000.25 3990.75 4049.00 3959.05 5.15 4304.35 3021.30 45 4013.45 N O DG MOIL 163.40 163.25 164.00 164.00 161.50 133.81 178.50 137.30 13 163.25
BalmerLaw 138.85 137.75 138.95 139.70 136.15 394.56 142.50 103.20 15 137.80 Escorts 2192.90 2162.80 2192.90 2193.35 2136.30 431.22 2358.75 1400.00 42 2164.75 MokshOrnamnt 11.10 11.00 11.20 11.20 10.95 68.38 21.40 8.55 ­ ­
Balrampur [1] 395.05 397.85 395.30 400.70 387.65 1131.89 430.85 306.80 29 397.85 Ester [5] 116.05 115.55 116.35 116.80 114.55 51.10 190.00 82.30 27 116.10 Mold­TekPac [5] 1002.80 1022.35 1011.70 1032.00 1006.90 63.88 1123.05 676.00 42 1019.60
Ban.Amn.Sp [5] 48.00 49.00 48.00 50.85 47.50 143.83 65.55 33.80 ­ 48.80 ETHOS 1328.95 1347.55 1330.00 1382.40 1330.00 69.22 1477.95 750.05 ­ ­ Mold­TekTec [2] 317.55 307.70 313.35 319.70 306.65 142.18 353.00 83.45 30 308.15
Banco Ind [2] 308.25 306.80 309.25 309.50 303.80 113.62 321.65 151.05 9 306.55 Ever.Kanto [2] 122.75 125.35 123.45 126.45 120.40 1105.11 195.40 66.05 20 125.35 MonarchNetwr 244.35 243.60 244.30 249.35 240.80 57.52 419.45 190.00 ­ ­
BandhanBank 249.80 247.00 249.85 250.80 245.15 5129.40 314.75 182.20 18 247.05 Everady [5] 335.50 335.35 336.20 337.00 331.60 104.94 393.00 268.00 121 335.30 W Monte Carlo 807.85 810.55 814.90 824.90 806.10 25.43 907.55 530.50 13 810.60
Bang Over 40.75 41.45 41.00 41.90 40.80 11.87 61.00 32.55 ­ 41.16 Everest Ind 927.80 934.10 931.55 948.25 923.15 14.05 977.00 506.00 34 933.65 G Morepan [2] 28.85 31.20 28.85 31.65 28.5018961.53 48.40 23.65 ­ 31.17
Bans.Syn [5] 169.55 171.05 169.35 175.20 168.85 240.38 188.50 89.43 5 171.20 Excel Ind [5] 982.00 983.00 986.00 996.70 962.10 19.56 1574.65 758.00 16 985.95 W Most.Fin [1] 718.60 691.20 715.90 715.90 686.05 328.80 823.65 550.75 18 690.60
BarbequeNatn 701.00 680.25 707.75 711.90 675.00 240.86 1270.00 592.00 ­ ­ Excel Realty [1] 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.45 0.35 4788.09 0.69 0.27 ­ 0.40 MothersonSum 57.75 58.30 57.65 58.80 57.30 5553.36 94.05 45.15 ­ ­
BASF 2562.30 2599.65 2560.00 2604.95 2552.30 18.44 3525.00 2195.00 29 2599.10 Exide [1] 213.10 220.35 213.20 221.95 213.00 6610.98 221.90 130.30 21 220.35 D Mphasis 1873.05 1884.50 1873.05 1889.00 1854.30 589.67 2444.75 1660.65 25 1883.05
Bata India [5] 1626.20 1640.80 1616.55 1643.30 1616.55 278.14 2003.60 1380.85 66 1639.10 ExpleoSolu 1573.75 1614.90 1575.00 1623.00 1569.55 24.66 1719.80 1148.05 ­ ­ MPS 1202.05 1174.20 1184.00 1197.35 1170.00 21.20 1279.65 620.00 23 1175.65
Bayer Crop 4260.90 4303.35 4250.00 4317.95 4250.00 31.31 5661.70 3922.45 28 4305.85 ExxaroTiles 116.70 116.95 116.70 117.70 116.05 33.42 150.00 98.65 ­ ­ G MRF 99758.20 99348.20100200.00100200.00 98280.10 8.91100887.40 66500.00 56 99383.60
BCLIndust 504.95 523.45 506.90 534.50 492.30 320.89 534.50 278.65 ­ ­ C Mro­Tek [5] 54.30 55.25 55.50 56.20 53.35 14.30 84.00 51.00 ­ 55.51
Bedmutha 57.65 57.45 59.10 59.75 56.45 10.97 78.65 46.70 15 57.45 F .............................................. MRPL 78.70 75.60 78.90 79.55 74.0011065.14 98.65 49.20 5 75.75
BEL [1] 124.85 125.15 125.00 126.75 123.9015471.36 127.40 74.55 30 125.20 FACT 380.45 416.75 381.90 433.70 375.5014385.86 433.55 82.60 44 416.75 O C m MrsBectrFood 785.20 815.50 785.20 819.00 785.20 103.57 850.00 245.00 ­ ­
BEML 1572.40 1628.75 1583.95 1648.00 1554.40 527.15 1659.00 880.82 43 1630.10 FaircheOrgan 1298.50 1297.70 1311.50 1315.85 1293.60 9.90 2449.90 904.90 ­ ­ MSP Stl 8.80 8.80 8.80 8.90 8.70 229.19 11.30 7.49 ­ 8.77
BEMLLANDASSE 163.55 161.80 164.05 165.80 160.10 245.82 212.00 144.00 ­ ­ FAZE THREE 406.90 406.95 406.90 412.05 399.05 17.87 425.00 247.80 ­ ­ PC MSTC 334.20 351.90 335.65 353.95 329.40 1232.70 362.85 224.30 ­ ­
BergrPaintIn [1] 675.60 674.80 672.50 680.50 667.00 494.28 710.00 527.60 79 674.80 FCS Soft [1] 2.20 2.15 2.20 2.25 2.10 5869.18 3.68 1.84 ­ 2.17 P N MTARTech 1948.30 1955.30 1959.45 1979.00 1935.80 166.37 2011.00 1205.00 ­ ­
BestAgrolife 1041.10 1040.85 1055.00 1055.00 1033.05 33.66 1775.00 798.10 ­ ­ FDC [1] 308.95 309.65 308.95 310.55 304.85 145.39 322.70 229.15 26 309.55 RB MTNL 20.40 20.60 20.45 20.85 20.35 3067.29 30.35 16.60 ­ 20.60
BF Inv [5] 387.55 385.55 387.95 390.95 384.60 13.47 557.70 235.75 21 385.10 Fed Bk [2] 123.10 123.40 123.10 123.65 122.80 4066.07 143.35 84.00 9 123.45 Mukand 128.85 126.80 129.50 130.85 125.85 146.35 150.00 97.50 10 126.70
BF Util [5] 378.30 379.20 379.90 385.80 377.10 207.58 489.90 262.90 140 379.60 Fed.Goetze 369.65 366.70 368.00 372.60 364.25 192.86 399.50 266.30 21 366.45 C Munj.Auto [2] 52.00 55.05 51.80 55.50 51.80 639.47 57.00 35.55 17 54.99
BGR Engy 54.60 55.45 54.85 56.80 54.55 262.34 88.40 44.25 ­ 55.44 FiberwebInd 31.25 31.15 31.50 31.80 30.95 41.94 44.00 29.50 ­ ­ R C Munj.Showa [2] 133.70 135.70 132.80 137.00 132.80 113.11 140.90 83.40 19 135.60
Bhageria Ind [5] 140.60 147.35 140.60 149.75 139.10 69.64 209.00 111.60 43 147.40 Fiem Ind 1742.30 1729.00 1728.75 1764.00 1708.00 40.75 2084.60 1047.25 16 1728.05 H Muthoot Cap 369.25 372.75 371.05 375.20 363.00 45.08 390.00 159.25 8 372.65
BhagiradaChm 1544.05 1543.70 1550.05 1583.85 1521.55 10.29 1726.25 856.10 ­ ­ Filatex [1] 39.75 39.50 39.80 40.00 39.30 225.15 59.13 31.60 20 39.47 M MuthootFinan 1180.50 1191.25 1182.00 1194.00 1176.00 329.60 1212.75 911.40 14 1191.15
BhagngrInd [2] 57.00 56.60 57.85 57.85 54.85 62.58 59.00 34.90 30 56.40 Fin.Cable [2] 855.30 838.60 855.30 858.80 832.00 218.87 937.50 351.40 26 838.60 C
BhandariHos [1]
Bhans.Eng [1]
5.00
130.20
4.95
129.15
5.00
130.75
5.00
131.90
4.90 135.51 7.42
128.60 298.95 167.25 87.15
3.66 ­ 4.97
16 129.20
FineOrgInd [5] 4904.05 4889.80 4904.15 4926.90 4860.00 19.43 7326.45 4030.65 25 4888.55 DC m
DC
N ..............................................
FineotexChe [2] 300.60 297.15 301.15 303.00 296.00 243.98 409.45 159.35 63 297.20 NACLInd [1] 94.25 96.10 93.60 97.50 93.60 164.15 110.80 71.00 19 96.05
Bharat Bij 3081.35 3046.90 3080.00 3114.10 3040.00 12.23 3196.60 1447.10 21 3047.60 Fino.Ind [2] 175.45 177.25 175.90 178.70 175.10 912.28 195.65 129.10 46 177.00 NagarjunFert [1] 10.10 10.05 10.15 10.25 9.95 427.37 13.72 7.30 ­ 10.11
Bharat For [2] 825.55 817.60 827.00 828.80 812.15 1690.48 919.50 615.00 35 817.70 FinoPaymntBk 228.50 244.65 229.95 249.95 227.85 710.66 303.00 180.20 ­ ­ Nah.Cap [5] 303.35 301.95 303.35 307.70 300.45 9.24 455.55 242.00 18 302.95
Bharat Gea 123.00 124.40 123.00 124.90 121.40 49.36 173.00 81.43 14 124.70 Firstsource 129.95 129.50 130.00 130.95 129.00 1029.66 137.05 93.00 37 129.65 J Nah.Ind 133.25 130.95 134.45 135.00 130.00 158.02 136.70 84.05 6 130.90
Bharat Ras 9772.65 9781.20 9790.25 9825.00 9717.55 1.1713150.00 8299.00 30 9811.55 FiveStrBusFn 650.20 641.25 651.00 654.25 630.75 311.46 687.70 448.20 ­ ­ &K B Nah.Poly [5] 260.55 256.50 261.00 262.45 256.00 11.33 430.05 200.00 20 257.40
Bharat Wire 173.20 181.45 173.20 182.85 173.00 810.42 192.75 53.40 20 182.00 Flexituff 28.70 27.80 28.65 29.10 27.25 23.33 37.55 22.70 ­ 27.59 Nah.Spg [5] 284.15 280.45 285.90 286.90 279.00 32.64 379.00 213.80 9 279.25
BharatDynamc 1196.15 1212.85 1202.00 1230.80 1180.25 853.75 1239.00 648.40 63 1212.50 FocusLtg&Fix 596.10 582.95 598.00 598.95 573.05 16.16 785.00 96.95 ­ ­ P NALCO [5] 84.60 85.20 84.60 85.85 84.35 4747.25 86.99 67.00 10 85.14
BharatRdNwk 31.85 31.60 31.50 31.85 31.15 45.38 47.20 24.00 ­ 31.53 Foods&Inns 183.15 181.55 183.90 185.00 180.10 295.74 189.80 56.30 ­ ­ C Nalwa Son 2388.50 2311.85 2390.00 2405.95 2295.00 3.89 2787.95 1240.00 15 2312.55
Bharti Air [5] 828.15 831.20 828.10 833.70 826.85 2691.56 888.00 629.05 165 831.45 ForceMotors 2201.80 2220.15 2202.00 2249.95 2168.80 50.57 2349.00 911.30 ­ ­ D R Nandan Den 19.40 19.65 19.15 19.85 19.15 199.24 36.50 15.01 ­ 19.42
Bharti Infr 220.70 223.90 226.00 227.05 213.30 16.95 264.00 147.65 17 223.40 Fortis Hlt 306.85 303.05 305.40 306.40 301.45 677.61 324.80 219.80 ­ 302.95 NandaniCreat 99.25 103.20 100.00 105.00 98.85 202.68 117.25 50.05 ­ ­
BHEL [2] 87.35 87.95 86.65 88.40 85.9520356.32 91.45 41.40 68 87.94 Foseco 2730.25 2718.00 2730.25 2754.95 2691.20 1.78 2916.55 1405.00 36 2721.80 m NarayaHru 1006.10 1025.85 1008.00 1037.00 995.05 235.85 1065.00 589.90 79 1026.15
BigBlocCons [2] 161.35 160.80 161.00 162.95 159.70 37.67 179.25 91.75 71 160.35 FSNEComVent 150.45 147.05 150.80 151.50 146.00 7731.16 1486.55 114.25 ­ ­ Natco Phr [2] 631.30 627.95 635.00 636.25 623.10 589.00 777.95 502.00 18 628.00
BikajiFoodIn 415.20 416.15 416.40 417.00 409.90 176.33 447.40 303.00 ­ ­ FusnMicroFin 533.95 531.30 538.00 545.00 526.85 113.73 547.00 321.10 ­ ­ B Nath Bio­Gen 190.40 191.10 191.35 192.95 188.85 15.28 211.50 128.30 10 190.30
Biocon [5] 244.85 245.00 245.85 246.25 244.40 1272.66 341.50 191.60 ­ 244.90 Natl Build [1] 41.15 41.10 41.15 41.50 40.65 4779.71 44.70 27.10 21 41.14
BioflChm&Pha
BirlaCable
44.35
173.90
44.35
175.45
44.40
174.05
44.70
179.85
44.00 15.33 64.85 35.14
172.50 224.37 190.90 94.00
­ 44.30
16 175.40
G .............................................. N Natl Fert 70.35 71.70 70.55 73.15 70.10 8113.00 89.69 38.25 8 71.69
Gabriel [1] 190.85 191.10 191.50 192.40 188.60 353.99 200.65 114.60 21 191.20 NAVA 315.65 316.40 318.60 320.00 311.45 583.80 326.25 143.85 ­ ­
BirlaCorp 1193.65 1203.45 1196.50 1223.00 1184.85 89.25 1252.00 822.80 141 1205.80 Gail(India) 108.00 108.25 107.90 108.70 106.7511218.63 113.95 83.00 13 108.35 BC m Navin Flu [2] 4641.80 4617.30 4655.00 4676.60 4590.00 72.35 4922.00 3438.65 73 4619.15
Birlasoft 335.35 337.30 335.00 339.00 333.00 1024.64 378.00 250.25 ­ ­ GalaxSurfact 2848.05 2815.15 2850.00 2899.90 2790.40 19.18 3445.00 2217.50 47 2809.60 BM Navkar Corp 55.65 55.70 55.95 56.40 55.50 232.00 90.00 42.90 14 55.77
Bk of Ind 75.15 74.45 73.95 74.70 73.80 7523.95 103.50 40.40 8 74.53 Gallant Mtl 58.25 58.55 58.25 58.80 58.15 15.64 76.00 46.00 10 58.84 Navneet Ed [2] 126.35 126.65 126.35 127.05 126.00 90.82 151.00 82.00 12 126.45
Bk of Mah 27.90 27.90 27.90 28.10 27.5514010.65 36.25 15.00 7 27.89 Gandhi Tub [5] 591.50 594.60 587.00 597.95 587.00 4.17 638.00 314.30 15 592.95 H NazaraTech 682.75 678.25 681.75 685.50 670.25 166.81 1098.00 480.35 ­ ­
Bk ofBar [2] 193.75 194.95 195.00 196.80 193.5028783.70 197.20 89.90 7 194.95 Ganesh Hsg 367.15 364.10 372.50 372.50 362.40 10.73 406.00 228.60 33 363.60 P NCC [2] 120.10 122.45 120.00 122.80 119.90 2176.91 129.85 51.00 14 122.30
BL Kash [1] 42.80 42.05 42.95 43.65 41.85 352.27 45.50 16.85 18 42.01 Ganesha Ecos 1058.05 1035.25 1062.95 1063.35 1030.10 47.17 1158.95 543.25 31 1036.65 D NCL Ind 201.50 199.60 200.00 203.35 198.70 105.86 211.05 155.25 20 199.55
BlackBox 135.30 133.65 136.70 136.70 133.50 29.94 174.60 84.40 ­ ­ GaneshBenzop 153.20 152.50 154.45 154.65 151.20 80.68 179.80 105.40 ­ ­ P NDRAutoCompo 823.60 813.85 823.95 824.00 810.00 6.45 888.00 300.65 ­ ­
BLB [1] 19.00 19.10 19.20 19.40 18.90 281.77 37.80 14.45 18 19.04 GangesSecu 117.00 117.35 119.25 121.65 116.35 11.33 135.65 86.05 12 118.60 P NDTV [4] 232.40 230.15 233.40 235.45 228.50 348.36 567.85 158.65 82 230.20
Bliss GVS [1] 81.90 83.70 81.90 85.40 81.65 551.72 91.35 68.60 10 83.77 GardenReach 598.15 593.05 597.00 605.50 575.05 2103.02 607.65 207.75 30 593.05 w NECaryCorp 19.30 18.80 19.20 19.45 18.55 168.91 28.53 13.20 ­ 18.74
BLSIntlServ [1] 195.05 193.90 194.90 196.60 192.50 1683.89 209.15 83.38 ­ 194.15 GarwareHiTec 793.70 825.20 793.70 829.45 784.20 81.98 929.00 491.35 ­ ­ &P Nect.Life [1] 19.55 19.90 19.85 20.45 19.55 830.58 30.55 14.36 ­ 19.94
Blue Dart 6650.90 6741.65 6679.10 6768.95 6590.75 13.37 9639.45 5633.00 44 6743.30 GarwarTecFib 3180.65 3156.85 3180.00 3210.90 3134.25 11.64 3752.55 2586.95 40 3157.70 W Nelcast [2] 90.60 90.45 91.00 91.75 89.95 192.82 131.95 50.10 26 90.30
BlueStar [2] 1525.20 790.20 780.00 804.40 770.15 521.88 804.70 430.00 63 790.35 Gati [2] 115.25 115.55 115.55 118.95 115.25 1052.75 195.25 97.65 ­ 115.55 KC m Nelco 703.95 714.95 707.85 720.35 700.25 137.61 1089.95 487.00 78 713.35
Bodal Chem [2] 76.05 76.45 76.10 77.75 75.65 291.20 104.90 55.00 31 76.45 GatwayDistri 74.40 73.45 74.95 76.25 73.25 639.28 76.75 58.55 ­ ­ K C m NeogenChem 1612.60 1591.10 1618.75 1637.00 1580.00 22.65 1729.95 1140.00 ­ ­
Bomay Bur [2] 1043.10 1054.95 1046.00 1068.00 1037.00 88.23 1102.70 780.65 ­ 1054.20 GE Ship 748.50 724.20 751.95 757.80 721.55 349.89 791.20 352.50 5 721.35 KP Nesco [2] 636.40 639.75 635.90 642.40 634.95 53.49 686.40 501.10 16 639.20
Bombay Dye [2] 97.60 106.50 97.05 107.20 96.40 8509.23 110.40 53.37 ­ 106.50 Geecee 173.60 173.10 174.70 175.70 172.10 23.94 178.35 111.20 37 173.00 K NestleIndia 22794.85 22955.55 22794.85 22999.95 22720.00 68.88 23200.00 16544.40 87 22945.55
BOROSIL 425.25 440.00 426.70 443.00 426.70 183.94 462.50 239.00 ­ ­ Genesys [5] 319.20 321.75 319.20 327.50 319.15 17.66 669.85 268.00 32 321.80 m Netwk 18 [5] 66.50 66.15 66.50 66.95 64.30 2764.29 78.40 48.35 ­ 66.18
BorosilRenew 548.75 549.95 550.00 552.95 545.00 701.03 676.85 380.00 ­ ­ GenInsCorpIn[5] 188.40 187.95 188.10 191.50 187.10 602.62 204.00 107.60 5 188.00 M Neuland 2930.40 2924.55 2930.40 2979.00 2895.75 21.24 3125.00 1007.70 23 2918.70
Bosch 18943.70 19058.65 18999.00 19149.55 18806.25 18.55 19854.20 13166.60 40 19064.90 GenricEngCon 60.90 61.05 60.50 62.70 59.15 119.57 69.90 27.50 ­ ­ C H NewgenSwTech 647.35 642.65 644.05 653.55 640.00 140.48 693.55 320.85 27 642.40
BPCL 374.75 372.45 375.00 375.05 371.50 1207.94 380.35 288.20 27 372.35 Genus P&B [1] 14.90 14.60 15.00 15.10 14.30 248.50 21.80 12.65 ­ 14.70 P NGLFineChem 1651.05 1656.40 1635.00 1683.00 1635.00 2.49 1990.65 1175.05 ­ ­
BPL 61.55 60.80 62.00 62.30 60.50 71.23 89.45 46.82 52 60.86 Genus Pwr [1] 112.40 111.40 112.40 113.40 110.60 732.22 116.15 66.25 82 111.33 P Pw NHPC 45.60 45.80 45.45 46.30 45.30 8916.38 47.88 28.85 12 45.76
Brigade 596.70 586.25 596.70 597.90 584.00 130.52 607.95 425.60 38 586.60 GeojitFinSer 45.45 45.30 45.10 45.75 44.55 222.62 55.55 39.15 ­ ­ Nila Infras [1] 5.40 6.45 5.45 6.45 5.30 7229.43 8.65 4.23 ­ 6.49
Britannia [1] 5021.05 5056.45 5021.05 5062.50 5008.05 251.37 5063.00 3272.00 62 5054.25 GEPowerIndia 163.15 169.70 164.40 174.50 162.80 1050.02 174.45 97.45 ­ 169.75 W NILA SPACES 2.95 3.50 3.00 3.50 2.95 5393.28 4.30 2.45 ­ ­
Brooks Lab 81.05 80.35 81.60 82.80 79.45 186.74 141.80 57.05 ­ 80.50 GFL 57.25 57.80 57.80 58.20 56.90 95.87 82.90 45.35 ­ ­ WH Nilkamal 2387.30 2402.50 2387.30 2425.95 2376.15 5.97 2448.70 1671.60 30 2397.15
BSE 568.80 571.90 568.95 574.50 565.00 499.56 712.90 406.20 ­ ­ GHCL 508.65 509.15 510.00 512.00 506.95 250.36 665.60 436.44 4 509.35 W Nippo Bat [5] 399.95 399.60 402.95 404.90 397.00 5.12 521.90 284.35 298 399.65
BSL 197.15 196.30 197.15 200.80 194.40 8.10 238.00 85.20 11 197.75 GIC Hsg 176.75 177.20 177.95 178.05 174.10 141.68 247.70 109.95 4 177.80 W NipponLIAM 246.20 252.30 247.80 254.00 247.35 1162.40 326.10 196.90 ­ ­
BtrflyGandhi 1169.65 1182.10 1169.65 1196.80 1165.60 3.86 1862.55 980.65 41 1178.15 Gillette 4513.05 4547.45 4544.95 4554.50 4511.00 15.90 5700.50 4140.00 45 4533.35 K Nitco 18.65 18.70 18.75 18.85 18.50 29.62 31.00 16.40 ­ 18.76
Burnpur 4.45 4.45 4.45 4.50 4.40 80.90 7.13 3.55 ­ 4.46 Ginni Fil 31.50 31.40 31.50 32.20 31.05 143.80 44.20 16.70 ­ 31.45 Nitin Spn 270.00 270.35 270.00 273.05 266.60 75.92 283.75 182.10 9 270.05
GlandPharma 1023.75 1022.00 1025.00 1031.95 1017.00 300.99 2718.00 861.00 ­ ­ NitirajEngg 81.10 83.95 83.85 86.45 81.00 36.56 101.10 63.25 ­ ­
C .............................................. Glaxo Phr 1415.25 1431.25 1420.00 1434.80 1410.80 50.73 1551.70 1228.00 40 1429.90 NLC India 97.15 100.50 97.15 101.20 95.80 3151.47 102.90 58.35 11 100.28
Cambridge 66.30 72.00 66.65 73.25 66.15 191.06 86.50 45.70 40 72.26 Glb.Vect 63.05 70.10 63.55 70.55 63.30 659.16 70.95 39.40 ­ 70.14 P NMDC [1] 106.15 107.20 106.30 108.20 106.20 7834.28 131.85 70.27 7 107.20
Camlin Fine [1] 167.10 166.95 167.90 170.00 165.00 360.40 179.90 97.20 55 166.80 Glenmark [1] 640.40 643.85 640.40 649.80 638.55 485.69 682.00 348.90 12 643.55 NMDC STEEL 43.70 43.75 43.70 44.00 43.30 3741.18 46.50 29.75 ­ ­
CampsActWear 323.65 325.90 324.65 329.75 323.40 626.30 639.30 297.10 ­ ­ GlnmarkLifSc 594.10 588.90 594.05 599.05 581.00 53.26 619.65 370.00 ­ ­ W Nocil 218.90 218.45 218.85 220.20 218.00 159.47 294.85 199.05 24 218.70
Canara Bk 305.00 306.40 305.00 306.90 302.45 4708.57 341.60 171.70 5 306.20 Glob.Spr 1238.50 1256.95 1238.50 1273.00 1223.25 288.96 1284.60 700.00 30 1249.35 D NovartisInd 822.25 802.35 829.85 829.90 788.10 61.91 845.40 537.00 ­ ­

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NRAgarwalInd 283.85 288.10 287.95 288.95 285.50 4.24 427.90 196.25 ­ ­ RPower 15.70 15.30 15.70 15.80 15.05102811.56 24.95 9.05 ­ 15.28 Tata Elxsi 7683.25 7770.45 7707.30 7816.95 7703.00 173.6810760.40 5708.10 64 7768.05 AXISAMC ­ AXISBNKETF 442.45 442.84 5.87 460.10 325.92 ­
NRB Bear [2] 187.95 182.70 185.60 187.80 181.95 389.12 198.65 115.00 19 182.85 RPP Infra 58.20 57.70 59.20 60.50 57.40 412.06 60.48 29.60 8 57.65 Tata Inv 2412.55 2421.35 2412.55 2440.00 2361.55 61.29 2886.50 1218.00 51 2423.05 AXISAMC ­ AXISBPSETF 11.03 11.04 6.72 12.07 10.05 ­
NRB Ind [2] 24.60 25.75 25.80 25.80 24.45 241.16 29.85 15.05 ­ 25.57 RPSGVentures 448.50 453.95 449.10 460.00 448.05 25.72 590.00 360.10 ­ ­ Tata M DVR [2] 311.30 315.90 311.50 322.35 305.30 5141.05 325.00 179.85 ­ 316.10 AXISAMC ­ AXISHCETF 87.04 86.79 1.60 89.99 66.00 ­
NTPC 185.85 187.50 186.00 188.00 184.55 6035.60 188.65 135.00 11 187.55 RSWM 208.75 209.50 209.60 214.90 208.70 115.06 279.23 144.00 9 209.25 Tata Metlk 809.65 808.00 809.65 816.70 801.85 235.03 874.35 622.45 32 807.60
AXISAMC ­ AXISILVER 74.50 74.11 4.62 79.48 54.03 ­
Nucleas Sw 1060.35 1049.05 1069.80 1086.05 1037.00 127.76 1256.30 355.10 22 1048.10 Ruby Mills [5] 207.35 217.10 208.10 224.50 208.10 165.38 368.90 137.00 21 217.90 Tata Motors [2] 566.05 583.25 566.05 583.95 562.5018074.90 584.00 375.50 66 583.30
NupurRecycle 117.55 117.55 119.10 119.40 115.55 55.43 159.00 96.45 ­ ­ Ruch.Paper 113.85 114.50 113.85 115.00 113.50 28.50 148.18 75.55 5 114.45 Tata Steel [1] 114.10 114.25 114.10 115.25 113.5030371.60 124.30 82.71 9 114.30 AXISAMC ­ AXISTECETF 299.22 301.06 1.87 335.70 267.00 ­
NuvocoVistas 353.70 351.00 354.40 355.55 350.25 390.00 475.00 260.50 ­ ­ RudrabhshEnt 170.20 169.55 172.45 172.50 168.65 10.05 205.00 130.00 ­ ­ TataConsuPro 857.00 858.90 857.00 867.00 847.30 1178.86 872.40 686.60 ­ ­ AXISAMC ­ AXSENSEX 63.16 63.40 2.07 75.00 57.20 ­
Rupa [1] 266.95 271.65 267.45 273.80 267.00 193.17 386.50 197.00 41 272.25 TataPowerC [1] 223.15 224.95 223.10 226.35 222.6011221.84 251.00 182.45 26 224.90 AXISAMC­AXISCETF 83.55 81.97 3.06 86.79 62.00 ­
O ............................................... Rush.Decor 309.10 310.65 310.00 313.85 308.05 56.04 599.02 202.47 11 310.05 TataStlLngPr
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AXISAMC­AXISNIFTY 200.18 200.57 3.41 201.55 160.03 ­
Oberoi 1009.10 1020.20 1008.05 1024.10 995.35 555.42 1088.40 726.25 54 1019.35 Bank BeEs [1] 444.05 444.80 397.03 462.49 327.10 444.81
OdishaCeme [2] 2242.40 2240.50 2235.00 2250.00 2222.50 136.63 2289.45 1212.60 216 2238.65 S ............................................... TCI Express [2] 1638.40 1634.35 1649.90 1652.00 1620.05 18.55 2009.95 1383.75 45 1631.15
Birla Gold 53.43 53.35 61.75 56.50 44.41 53.23
Oil Country 22.80 27.35 23.35 27.35 23.15 3305.94 27.54 7.41 1 27.53 S H Kelkar 116.45 117.65 117.60 119.80 116.10 104.29 161.85 81.90 23 117.55 TCNSClothing 415.05 413.05 415.00 416.80 411.85 166.73 729.85 391.35 ­ ­
TCPLPackage 1459.20 1483.70 1461.00 1492.10 1461.00 15.59 1802.00 798.60 ­ ­ Birla Nifty [100] 21.18 21.26 76.74 5790.00 4492.00 5459.00
Oil India 253.95 252.20 253.95 254.20 251.25 1170.20 274.10 168.30 4 251.95 SADHANNITROC 133.00 131.20 134.80 134.80 130.50 76.86 148.40 122.10 ­ ­ BIRLASLAMC ABSLBANETF 44.30 44.03 361.24 49.99 32.25 ­
OlectrGrnTec 962.95 970.55 977.00 1000.45 963.85 2701.22 1000.45 374.10 ­ ­ SafariIndia 3025.05 2949.15 3025.00 3025.00 2889.95 24.40 3071.25 888.35 ­ ­ TCS [1] 3210.40 3227.70 3214.00 3232.50 3201.05 1528.45 3575.00 2926.00 30 3227.20
Omaxe 51.70 51.55 52.00 52.30 51.30 95.48 114.75 49.57 ­ 51.52 Sagar Cem [2] 222.55 220.85 221.00 222.00 218.10 56.47 267.75 155.15 74 220.60 TD Power [2] 216.65 214.45 217.40 218.45 213.60 371.16 232.60 79.83 38 214.50 BIRLASLAMC ­ ABSLLIQUID 999.99 1000.01 1.08 1000.02 999.01 ­
OMDC [1] 2776.10 2741.85 2777.00 2819.95 2728.00 4.24 3352.40 2270.00 ­ 2740.15 SAH POLYMERS 89.90 91.30 87.40 92.00 87.40 145.76 95.00 67.25 ­ ­ TeamleaseSvc 2407.60 2416.85 2404.00 2430.00 2373.60 17.99 3816.35 2012.00 42 2418.20 BIRLASLAMC ­ SILVER 74.26 74.04 26.78 78.99 53.50 ­
OmInfraLtd 50.40 48.75 50.40 50.40 48.35 115.42 51.45 27.50 ­ ­ SAHYADRI INDU 403.40 397.35 402.05 405.30 393.00 5.58 427.60 322.25 ­ ­ TechInd Nirm 9.15 10.00 9.60 10.05 9.10 23.30 17.30 6.42 ­ 9.97 BIRLASLAMC­ABSLNN50ET 45.02 44.43 4.14 47.90 35.75 ­
One97Commn 871.25 895.75 874.95 899.00 865.00 4900.49 914.95 438.35 ­ ­ SAIL 85.90 86.00 85.75 87.05 85.3518507.80 93.90 63.60 21 85.94 TechMahind [5] 1093.60 1107.35 1093.60 1110.95 1088.20 3318.87 1165.75 948.20 29 1107.20 BIRLASLAMC­BSLSENETFG 61.31 61.85 0.29 70.10 46.24 ­
Onelife Cap 12.55 12.45 12.50 12.60 12.30 21.48 21.18 9.10 ­ 12.47 SakarHealth 255.25 257.75 256.70 259.65 254.60 17.86 295.00 143.70 ­ ­ Technocr 1692.95 1801.75 1693.00 1815.00 1672.95 75.06 1824.10 689.65 22 1807.20
TechnoEle&En 364.55 363.85 364.00 366.00 360.55 34.31 409.00 231.20 ­ ­ BIRLASLAMC­HEALTHY 8.73 8.73 86.48 9.00 6.55 ­
OnePntOneSol 22.65 22.20 22.65 22.65 22.05 467.66 23.75 8.80 ­ ­ Saksoft [1] 309.90 325.35 318.00 325.35 314.50 457.34 342.30 75.51 124 326.00 BIRLASLAMC­MOMENTUM 21.31 21.24 3.58 24.89 17.33 ­
ONGC [5] 157.80 157.25 157.55 157.80 156.55 6059.74 168.95 119.80 4 157.25 Sakth.Sug 25.80 25.95 25.50 26.30 25.40 681.35 34.55 13.80 ­ 25.92 TegaIndust 924.80 942.30 922.00 950.00 920.00 418.13 985.00 441.00 ­ ­
Sakuma [1] 14.30 14.05 14.25 14.45 14.00 349.53 20.80 9.47 14 14.06 TejasNetwork 711.10 754.45 714.00 759.80 709.00 1694.07 773.00 404.05 ­ ­ BIRLASLAMC­NIFTYQLITY 15.49 15.63 14.70 21.16 13.41 ­
OnMobile 78.10 76.85 78.30 78.40 76.60 415.52 138.25 56.27 ­ 76.77
Onward Te 500.95 497.05 503.15 509.85 494.05 66.85 548.80 223.00 68 496.75 SAL Stl 16.20 16.70 16.20 17.40 16.20 305.04 23.25 7.55 ­ 16.70 Tex.Infra [1] 59.00 59.40 59.40 61.00 58.40 162.60 70.90 47.10 ­ 59.50 BIRLASLAMC­TECH 29.40 29.54 9.45 34.10 26.01 ­
OptimusInfra 223.55 217.35 224.70 227.55 215.10 228.79 376.00 160.45 54 217.75 SalasarTech [1] 49.35 49.10 49.05 50.30 48.55 717.22 58.30 22.60 38 49.01 Tex.Pipe 57.60 57.65 57.60 58.45 57.30 69.96 74.00 41.00 21 57.65 ConsConstCon 154.05 154.99 91.25 166.40 120.16 ­
OracleFinSer [5] 3864.35 3911.65 3869.75 3942.00 3861.10 92.03 3970.00 2883.80 19 3914.05 SalonaCot 275.60 270.85 282.90 282.90 268.30 4.16 327.95 193.00 8 270.80 Tex.Rail [1] 70.25 73.55 70.95 75.00 69.4017256.74 75.00 36.65 ­ 73.49 DSPAMC ­ DSPBANKETF 43.85 43.90 0.73 51.00 35.90 ­
Orbit Exp 163.55 195.60 163.80 196.25 163.80 593.40 197.00 99.80 17 195.70 Salzer Elec 361.10 365.45 367.35 368.85 355.10 171.54 372.15 160.00 16 365.85 Thanga.Jwl 1484.75 1547.75 1485.05 1590.00 1484.85 51.13 1590.70 926.50 27 1547.20
The Byke Hos 38.50 38.20 38.50 38.55 38.05 42.26 52.70 30.40 ­ 38.25 DSPAMC ­ DSPGOLDETF 58.95 59.20 0.61 71.70 58.20 ­
Oricon Enter [2] 24.90 25.00 24.90 25.65 24.40 184.83 40.15 15.25 21 24.98 SamvdMthnInt 81.20 82.20 81.75 82.80 81.0012395.50 137.50 61.80 ­ ­ DSPAMC­DSPN50ETF 191.12 190.55 1.12 226.00 154.00 ­
Orient Bell 528.35 528.70 528.35 531.85 524.00 4.02 831.00 456.00 35 530.55 SandharTech 303.35 303.75 302.50 309.70 297.25 253.16 309.65 186.10 21 303.35 TheAnupEngg 1662.15 1685.55 1678.75 1695.00 1658.05 18.65 1711.00 624.05 ­ ­
Sangam 308.20 314.90 307.00 317.55 306.75 73.20 359.95 185.00 9 314.80 Themis 1430.25 1419.80 1440.10 1443.30 1415.00 1.86 1699.95 692.00 30 1418.15 DSPAMC­DSPNEWETF 225.43 224.79 7.07 239.71 170.80 ­
Orient Cem [1] 137.10 139.10 138.00 140.15 136.25 391.34 148.70 95.65 23 139.05
Sangh.Mov [2] 466.55 462.25 468.60 478.00 458.00 128.33 489.55 193.45 18 462.90 TheNewIndA [5] 122.05 122.60 121.00 124.10 120.70 730.51 142.30 78.20 19 122.60 DSPAMC­DSPQ50ETF 174.47 174.91 10.49 177.90 146.00 ­
Orient Grn 10.30 10.55 10.35 10.70 10.20 5128.00 13.28 6.80 ­ 10.56
Sanghi Ind 69.25 68.10 69.75 70.45 67.50 879.79 79.90 32.55 ­ 68.10 Thermax [2] 2377.40 2352.20 2363.15 2389.15 2342.00 13.55 2678.50 1830.35 87 2355.15 DSPAMC­DSPSILVETF 71.71 71.40 0.70 78.80 51.54 ­
Orient Htls [1] 93.40 91.85 93.80 94.30 91.00 328.93 97.95 52.65 28 92.04
Sanofi 6846.00 6810.40 6844.00 6845.00 6771.05 10.94 7230.55 5240.00 28 6807.70 Thiru.Chem [1] 194.90 197.50 194.10 198.20 193.00 264.47 264.55 168.35 17 197.30 DSPBRAMC­LIQUIDETF 999.99 999.99 112.47 1030.00 990.00 ­
Orient Pap [1] 42.70 42.85 42.60 43.15 42.60 669.82 47.64 19.80 9 42.85
SanseraEngg 846.50 830.60 847.35 852.55 827.00 97.67 874.95 636.00 ­ ­ Thom.Cook [1] 75.50 76.85 75.50 78.00 74.95 575.21 87.10 52.45 ­ 76.84
OrientAbr [1] 29.10 29.10 29.00 29.40 28.95 41.05 35.90 21.75 28 29.19 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0425 1134.96 1134.50 2.47 1173.50 1060.58 ­
SapireFoodIn 1374.90 1386.75 1368.00 1409.00 1367.20 17.66 1574.00 930.00 ­ ­ ThyrocareTec 477.65 510.40 480.00 515.80 475.00 1490.45 769.00 416.00 47 510.95
OrientalArmt 347.80 350.55 346.00 360.45 346.00 10.21 624.40 295.55 ­ ­ EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0430 1281.92 1284.23 10.58 1329.70 1040.00 ­
Sarda Ene 1411.35 1392.20 1409.75 1423.95 1385.50 32.87 1456.00 705.40 8 1392.75 Tidewater [2] 968.30 956.50 975.90 978.35 948.00 75.75 1243.00 809.75 20 956.40
OrientalCar 810.90 800.35 810.90 818.95 797.55 3.87 989.80 651.00 18 798.80 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0431 1148.40 1148.05 2.02 1183.40 1038.00 ­
Saregama [1] 340.40 374.65 340.40 379.95 340.40 2009.82 440.00 303.30 39 374.85 Tilakngr Ind 142.10 147.50 142.10 148.80 140.55 270.49 160.00 65.15 40 147.60
OrientElect 245.05 242.15 245.00 247.05 240.80 220.38 301.85 215.65 ­ ­
Sarla Perf [1] 39.80 40.10 39.80 40.40 39.80 79.36 59.90 32.40 12 40.14 Time Tech [1] 117.10 122.20 116.50 123.55 116.15 8283.27 125.90 69.55 25 122.40 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0433 1046.56 1047.37 3.72 1069.45 1001.05 ­
OrisaBengCar 53.35 53.60 53.35 54.40 52.05 52.52 132.00 46.50 ­ ­
SarthakMetal 241.55 240.35 242.75 245.00 235.30 72.75 245.00 81.50 ­ ­ Timken 3488.70 3250.80 3199.90 3277.00 3134.15 4342.06 3760.80 2245.10 63 3249.70 EDELAMC­BBETF0432 1075.95 1077.03 1.23 1266.00 844.00 ­
OSWAL
Sasken 849.25 882.00 849.25 904.50 849.25 35.35 1039.00 725.00 14 883.75 Tinplate 339.20 337.65 337.10 342.30 334.60 106.66 362.95 291.00 26 337.45 Gold BeEs [1] 50.53 50.49 2232.03 52.85 42.16 50.51
GREENTECH 22.05 22.00 22.20 22.35 21.85 70.81 33.50 16.80 ­ ­
SastaSunVent 288.30 282.05 289.80 291.55 277.70 23.81 382.35 190.05 ­ 282.30 TIPS FILMS 533.50 521.85 529.50 543.00 516.40 10.12 680.00 355.10 ­ ­
OswalAgroMil 32.00 32.05 32.00 32.50 31.80 32.06 55.05 23.55 ­ 32.00 Goldmanamc ­ CPSEETF 43.42 43.75 731.66 43.80 30.53 43.77
SatiaIndus 112.95 113.45 112.95 116.90 112.00 446.73 164.30 101.00 ­ ­ Tips Ind [1] 222.05 228.45 225.40 232.70 222.60 329.47 232.10 128.50 38 227.90
TITAGARH RAIL 467.40 483.30 475.05 499.70 469.65 2418.27 499.70 93.40 ­ ­ HangSengBees [1] 280.93 280.84 22.27 332.00 210.26 281.81
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170.45
75.55
172.80
80.55
170.50
74.30
175.15
82.40
170.50 571.95
74.30 1035.79
189.55
84.20
85.00
55.00
6 172.80
­ ­ TitanCompa [1] 2968.60 2974.00 2972.70 2986.35 2948.30 672.30 3023.80 1827.15 79 2968.80 HDFC GOLD ETF 51.83 51.98 652.07 54.59 43.40 ­
P&GHealth 5088.30 5156.05 5100.00 5174.80 5056.10 4.20 5369.00 3870.10 ­ ­ TMB 425.70 446.10 425.65 451.00 423.55 393.63 548.50 399.00 ­ ­ HDFCAMC ­ HDFCBSE500 25.89 25.65 33.49 30.69 22.35 ­
P&S Bk 31.25 31.40 31.30 31.60 31.00 1461.02 44.65 12.50 16 31.44 Savita [2] 290.05 303.15 292.70 311.95 290.80 297.83 412.00 200.20 10 303.05
SBI [1] 568.85 567.40 568.85 569.45 562.5514549.15 629.65 430.80 10 567.40 TN News 214.65 215.95 216.00 218.20 214.20 192.39 283.45 158.55 4 215.55 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCGROWTH 95.46 95.40 1.31 104.00 83.30 ­
Page Ind 38811.10 38647.35 38710.00 38898.80 38439.00 12.26 54262.30 34968.60 75 38650.70 TN Petro 79.80 79.45 80.15 80.15 79.10 69.99 111.65 68.37 8 79.62
PaisaloDigit [1] 50.05 49.95 50.05 50.20 49.75 369.13 97.20 46.60 24 49.85 SBICards&Pay 905.45 893.80 903.00 904.00 890.50 1160.81 1028.65 655.70 ­ ­ HDFCAMC ­ HDFCLOWVOL 142.65 142.05 0.47 156.29 124.05 ­
SBILifeInsur 1280.50 1295.35 1281.85 1306.80 1280.50 1474.32 1339.55 1039.25 75 1292.20 Tokyo Pl 98.20 98.40 99.65 99.95 97.65 9.63 116.80 72.00 ­ 98.01
PalashSecu 128.60 126.50 129.50 129.50 125.05 16.52 157.45 82.30 30 126.15 Tor.Pwr 673.25 660.05 672.00 674.95 656.60 416.82 745.00 430.90 15 660.05 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCMID150 130.27 132.34 2.70 133.08 110.75 ­
PalredTech 133.25 134.00 134.85 136.00 131.05 19.81 194.45 112.10 95 133.35 SchaeflerInd [2] 3177.40 3233.50 3155.00 3246.00 3155.00 123.30 3968.75 2130.00 57 3237.00 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCMOMENT 212.00 216.92 0.69 217.14 177.20 ­
SChand&Co [5] 196.55 192.60 193.90 195.75 192.05 45.52 234.95 94.00 27 192.85 TorrentPhar [5] 1857.75 1860.05 1860.00 1869.35 1852.25 136.39 1886.25 1361.03 60 1858.20
Pan.Petro [2] 293.85 293.50 293.05 295.95 291.55 49.34 424.75 245.00 10 292.60 Tou.Fin.Cor 74.05 72.70 74.00 74.50 72.40 646.68 95.00 45.50 8 72.66 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCNIFBAN 441.26 442.36 13.52 473.10 322.90 ­
Panac.Bio [1] 129.35 129.95 130.15 133.00 129.10 110.05 165.00 107.15 ­ 130.10 Schneider [2] 243.00 241.20 243.25 244.80 238.55 382.88 261.00 92.00 53 241.15
SCI 104.05 104.65 104.00 106.00 103.40 1009.98 117.38 66.72 6 104.80 TPL Plastech [2] 43.80 42.65 44.40 44.40 42.50 185.20 48.45 23.26 21 42.58 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCNIFIT 289.87 291.64 2.16 361.57 262.75 ­
ParadepPhosp 58.10 57.95 58.30 59.25 57.75 3311.08 72.00 37.45 ­ ­ TracxnTech 79.10 80.75 79.45 81.25 79.10 434.17 103.40 60.10 ­ ­ HDFCAMC ­ HDFCNIFTY 204.26 204.23 25.50 209.00 164.01 ­
ParagMilk 111.50 114.90 110.05 115.50 110.05 2173.64 131.75 65.50 20 114.79 Seamec 623.95 608.25 623.95 631.00 606.00 38.21 1274.95 563.30 38 607.85
SecurCredent 23.30 24.00 23.45 24.15 23.00 1968.60 138.00 20.85 ­ ­ Trans.Corp [2] 715.05 722.45 720.00 723.75 711.90 53.70 844.55 556.05 18 722.45 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCPVTBAN 223.45 223.45 0.02 229.99 197.00 ­
Param.Com [2] 37.90 37.60 38.40 39.00 36.60 745.78 44.95 9.82 15 37.57 Trent [1] 1708.45 1719.45 1710.00 1725.00 1695.10 273.30 1730.00 1009.00 138 1717.20
ParasDef&Spc 614.90 630.60 622.80 635.50 617.75 1378.90 811.00 445.55 ­ ­ SecureludTec 39.20 39.00 39.20 39.55 38.05 30.22 84.20 30.15 ­ ­ HDFCAMC ­ HDFCQUAL 42.39 42.92 6.78 43.05 36.53 ­
SecuriIntSvc [5] 406.85 412.45 412.40 415.00 411.00 57.51 485.00 317.95 32 412.95 TRF 173.30 174.60 173.00 176.50 172.80 37.70 374.35 119.45 2 174.90
ParDrugs&Che 202.95 215.35 204.65 228.40 199.00 129.02 228.40 128.35 ­ ­ Trib Bhimji 86.00 86.45 86.10 88.75 86.05 211.62 91.80 51.00 14 86.49 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCSENSEX 693.08 693.41 1.56 784.00 553.00 ­
Selan Exp 318.30 322.95 321.50 328.10 317.50 124.04 346.65 153.20 16 323.45
Parsvnath [5] 8.55 8.55 8.70 8.70 8.40 207.60 11.44 6.00 ­ 8.54 Trident [1] 33.35 33.50 33.35 34.00 33.30 7361.71 43.75 25.10 ­ 33.49 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCSILVER 71.41 71.35 32.71 77.15 51.60 ­
SEPC 9.10 9.55 9.20 9.55 9.05 3079.78 15.90 6.80 ­ ­
PasuptiAcryl 33.90 32.85 34.05 34.25 32.30 122.81 44.65 22.35 ­ ­ Trigyn 109.05 107.80 109.70 109.80 106.85 127.43 124.35 84.75 76 107.90 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCSML250 105.11 105.55 109.71 110.00 85.00 ­
Sequent Sc [2] 78.80 81.30 79.75 83.00 79.55 6381.60 132.45 61.80 ­ 81.52
Patel Int 13.70 13.55 13.80 13.80 13.40 358.11 21.00 10.51 ­ 13.53 TRIL [1] 87.95 87.70 88.50 89.30 87.15 1626.60 89.28 25.10 31 87.72 HDFCAMC ­ HDFCVALUE 98.32 97.85 5.96 99.80 82.04 ­
Sesh.Paper [2] 277.40 281.40 279.85 283.85 276.45 48.02 349.00 160.00 5 280.45
PBFintech 661.50 659.05 655.00 672.85 654.90 833.47 674.95 356.20 ­ ­ Triv.Eng [1] 286.00 287.15 285.10 290.90 282.75 354.63 311.40 211.35 13 287.30
Shah Alloy 42.10 42.35 42.40 42.70 41.55 20.18 84.30 40.80 13 42.47 HDFCAMC­HDFCNEXT50 440.91 441.93 1.26 522.32 367.55 ­
PC Jewl 27.10 27.30 27.10 27.70 26.80 1092.89 104.90 21.40 ­ 27.24 Triv.Tur [1] 407.95 409.95 410.55 412.90 401.15 591.91 430.00 147.25 90 410.05
Shakt.Pump 593.75 596.50 590.00 608.00 590.00 59.24 619.00 380.15 46 597.20 HDFCAMC­HDFCNIF100 189.10 191.26 1.84 214.96 167.90 ­
PCBL 157.80 158.15 157.00 161.00 156.45 1916.75 164.00 98.20 ­ ­ TrucapFin 56.85 57.55 57.00 61.95 54.90 3167.30 111.80 37.25 ­ ­
Shal.Paints [2] 150.20 149.65 150.95 150.95 148.00 44.55 184.40 115.15 ­ 149.70 IBULLSAMC ­ IBMFNIFTY 189.97 190.48 1.45 220.26 163.10 ­
PDS 356.45 355.80 356.45 364.00 353.25 52.96 1859.90 280.00 ­ ­ TT 76.35 79.40 77.95 81.65 76.40 49.49 109.90 64.75 ­ 79.64
SHALBY 160.40 162.40 160.40 165.60 160.40 554.51 167.95 95.10 22 162.25 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI10GS 216.70 217.00 0.00 217.50 206.42 ­
Pearl Glo 539.80 534.80 539.80 539.80 530.10 14.47 615.05 327.25 26 536.25 TTK Prst [1] 745.30 749.70 749.20 752.00 739.50 75.55 1051.00 652.10 40 749.90
ShankarBldg 720.00 721.60 727.70 734.00 713.45 50.21 809.20 574.00 29 721.30
Pearl Poly 22.65 23.60 22.70 24.85 22.70 170.63 38.00 16.00 ­ 23.80 TTKHealtcare 1266.80 1267.55 1273.15 1277.00 1261.10 18.28 1450.00 694.00 40 1271.00 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI500 27.15 27.04 69.90 29.00 21.23 ­
Shanthi Grs [1] 466.50 462.80 466.00 474.00 462.00 65.28 485.95 182.55 53 463.10
Peninsula [2] 23.05 25.35 24.90 25.35 22.00 1577.25 25.40 9.05 12 25.10 TTML 75.95 74.30 75.75 76.00 72.30 3931.61 149.00 49.80 ­ 74.20 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIALPLV 191.84 192.76 14.20 200.00 137.40 ­
ShardMotor [2] 809.25 807.90 808.10 823.75 807.00 27.15 950.00 550.00 12 808.20
Pennar Ind [5] 79.75 79.80 79.60 81.95 79.45 1380.20 85.98 31.05 24 79.71 TubeInvIndia 2969.80 3020.20 2999.00 3042.95 2952.45 94.01 3101.10 1457.60 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIAUTO 148.13 149.41 9.36 150.92 107.14 ­
ShardaCropch 533.05 545.45 535.95 546.90 535.00 138.75 707.15 368.80 15 545.95
Persistnt 4943.10 4969.05 4950.00 4975.00 4905.75 196.46 5278.50 3091.65 47 4966.45 TV Today [5] 202.25 200.70 203.10 203.10 200.05 39.50 324.00 170.00 13 200.50
ShareIndSec 1285.80 1288.30 1290.00 1295.00 1284.10 25.98 1438.00 990.60 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIBANKP 221.22 222.05 9.20 225.97 161.50 ­
Petronet 226.00 224.05 225.15 226.10 222.80 1882.04 242.25 195.50 10 224.20 TV18 Br [2] 40.35 41.45 40.30 42.15 39.8015151.91 45.20 27.35 ­ 41.41
SheelaFoam [5] 1196.65 1196.80 1196.65 1226.25 1188.00 60.96 1710.00 905.50 60 1195.85 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICICOMMO 60.59 60.56 17.71 71.99 53.75 ­
PFC 197.25 203.95 197.75 204.50 196.50 7781.29 204.50 97.15 5 203.90 TVS Elec 404.45 406.00 404.55 413.20 403.30 194.15 448.00 166.45 80 405.85
Shemaroo Ent 158.50 170.25 158.50 175.85 158.50 675.44 205.95 92.50 64 170.35 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIFMCG 537.09 537.14 6.38 546.01 370.00 ­
Pfizer 3842.70 3799.05 3842.70 3873.95 3791.00 29.22 4662.35 3406.95 29 3803.50 TVS Mot [1] 1337.95 1343.80 1333.00 1349.05 1327.00 1139.87 1384.55 723.15 43 1342.95
ShetalCoolPr 435.65 436.55 439.40 446.90 435.00 7.31 717.05 410.00 ­ ­
PG Elec 1636.30 1605.60 1640.10 1645.00 1590.10 28.26 1705.05 802.00 83 1605.55 TVS Sri 2844.35 2868.20 2855.00 2879.00 2830.00 5.33 3700.00 1525.00 30 2877.20 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIM150 134.75 135.00 23.88 139.00 96.75 ­
Shilpa Med [1] 240.10 264.95 240.05 273.00 239.2010166.29 438.00 222.40 ­ 265.25
PGHH 13932.45 13827.05 13925.00 13980.00 13764.05 3.15 15500.00 13100.00 79 13843.35 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIPHARM 87.72 87.44 21.68 92.88 72.80 ­
ShilyEngPlas 1628.75 1641.90 1630.00 1687.00 1572.55 38.91 2200.00 955.00 ­ ­
Phoenx.Mil [2]
PidiliteInd [1]
1566.70
2673.30
1570.30
2678.50
1566.65
2674.90
1582.00
2701.00
1556.70 183.31
2670.80 447.60
1644.25 1049.60 113 1569.20
2916.85 2009.80 108 2679.05
ShivalikBimt 635.70 657.90 636.00 666.75 630.10 156.63 760.00 359.00 ­ ­ U ............................................... ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICITECH 30.07 30.30 2144.63 321.50 27.11 ­
Shivam Auto [2] 25.85 26.25 25.70 26.35 25.30 97.76 50.00 20.50 ­ 26.10 UB [1] 1490.35 1495.20 1494.00 1506.40 1480.00 392.74 1805.00 1342.25 121 1495.45 ICICIPRAMC ­ IPRU5008 44.01 44.11 56.68 404.97 35.90 ­
PIIndustries [1] 3854.00 3879.95 3849.00 3888.95 3831.90 240.90 3938.95 2443.90 49 3880.15 Ucal Fuel 127.60 126.35 127.60 129.95 126.00 47.36 149.40 102.40 32 126.30
ShivaTaxyarn 123.70 129.40 123.55 132.35 123.55 82.40 188.00 107.35 ­ 129.60 ICICIPRAMC ­ PSUBANKICI 41.09 41.13 23.58 42.70 35.34 ­
PIL Italica [1] 9.55 9.50 9.55 9.65 9.40 274.48 9.97 5.95 ­ 9.50 Uco Bk 26.70 27.85 26.65 28.15 26.5521802.90 38.15 10.52 18 27.83
ShivlkRasayn 771.05 769.15 771.05 779.75 760.00 8.52 1105.00 619.95 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC­BARATWIN 65.97 66.07 279.06 68.00 40.10 ­
Pilani Inv 1908.95 1895.05 1909.95 1914.50 1890.00 1.05 2130.00 1509.95 12 1895.75 UdaipurCemen 25.50 25.25 25.50 25.75 25.10 367.18 38.45 24.25 ­ ­
Shop.Stop [5] 803.00 799.85 808.00 814.00 788.00 110.38 819.00 402.90 73 799.55
PiramalPharm 94.00 93.25 94.20 94.65 92.70 5785.76 178.95 63.10 ­ ­ UdayshvInfra 31.85 31.65 31.75 32.40 31.55 108.25 33.95 27.30 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC­ICICI5GSEC 52.84 52.81 8.71 62.95 49.40 ­
Shr.Ram.Mul [5] 10.90 10.55 10.95 10.95 10.50 140.35 15.94 7.27 ­ 10.60
Pirmal.Ent [2] 793.20 838.50 794.75 841.00 793.90 5015.15 1141.75 630.20 8 838.65 Uflex 425.70 430.55 424.90 433.10 422.05 105.80 811.05 325.20 13 430.50 ICICIPRAMC­ICICICONSU 83.23 83.29 2.12 85.83 64.41 ­
Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 43.35 44.25 43.25 44.65 42.9512077.90 68.70 39.25 ­ 44.23
PittiEngg [5] 364.85 359.60 366.50 369.45 357.65 96.71 392.00 256.80 20 359.45 UFO Moviez 78.90 79.20 78.90 80.50 78.25 70.27 133.00 57.30 ­ 79.42 ICICIPRAMC­ICICIFIN 18.55 18.66 18.10 20.46 15.21 ­
ShradInfProj 50.95 51.60 52.55 52.65 50.05 13.61 104.75 34.90 ­ ­
PixTransmisn 924.35 929.60 924.95 932.90 920.00 24.06 1140.50 702.00 ­ ­ Ugar Sug [1] 119.25 119.45 119.25 120.50 117.30 724.54 126.95 43.10 13 119.65
Shre PushChe 187.15 187.25 185.50 188.10 185.50 12.83 278.90 141.00 42 187.05 ICICIPRAMC­ICICIINFRA 57.49 57.88 3.63 61.22 49.01 ­
Plastiblen [5] 187.70 187.00 188.60 189.45 185.10 8.70 242.00 139.00 18 187.05 UgroCapital 228.40 229.90 228.40 232.35 226.00 151.80 248.00 131.25 ­ ­
ShreDigvjCem 85.35 83.55 85.30 85.95 83.10 1124.77 87.90 52.10 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC­ICICILIQ 1001.07 1000.00 146.78 1200.00 990.00 ­
PNB Gilts 63.10 62.60 63.10 63.65 62.50 97.19 73.95 55.25 ­ 62.59 UjivanFinSer 391.50 394.10 392.00 395.65 382.10 407.24 401.55 120.55 44 393.30
ShreeCements 25999.00 25949.20 25910.00 26188.80 25740.00 18.09 27013.00 17900.00 70 25938.70 ICICIPRAMC­ICICIMOM30 21.49 21.58 38.97 220.00 17.85 ­
PNB Housing 570.40 588.85 573.40 591.00 565.55 807.76 591.00 262.87 14 588.75 UjjivanSFB 37.60 38.30 37.70 38.50 37.40 6451.82 39.85 13.50 ­ ­
SHREEOSWAL 368.40 372.35 375.00 375.00 360.25 15.18 425.35 309.25 ­ ­
PNC Infratec [2] 331.75 330.95 332.00 334.75 328.05 348.38 354.55 219.35 14 330.90 UltraTech 8268.60 8243.45 8268.00 8291.40 8171.30 343.19 8429.00 5162.50 48 8241.55 ICICIPRAMC­ICICINXT50 45.22 45.27 84.64 52.60 32.80 ­
SHRENIK 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.10 1.00 734.62 2.50 0.90 ­ ­
PoddarPigmen 305.05 315.35 303.95 323.10 302.00 14.45 331.80 231.00 12 316.05 UmangDair [5] 60.20 60.45 59.55 61.00 59.55 13.41 78.40 44.55 ­ 60.42 ICICIPRAMC­ICICISIL 74.33 74.05 80.94 79.41 54.35 ­
ShreRamProtn 3.90 3.95 3.90 4.00 3.90 554.98 123.35 3.80 ­ ­
Pokarna Ltd [2] 392.00 389.55 392.00 397.95 382.25 29.73 645.00 233.75 ­ 388.10 Unichm Lab [2] 369.20 368.60 369.95 371.00 367.40 56.11 467.00 229.70 ­ 368.20 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 51.91 51.97 427.62 55.10 40.10 ­
Shreyas 330.15 327.20 328.10 334.60 327.00 100.83 413.00 212.20 4 326.65
Poly.Medi [5] 1143.60 1148.85 1140.00 1150.80 1128.00 80.01 1157.00 663.00 62 1147.10 Union Bk 71.50 70.85 71.65 72.00 70.25 7743.66 96.40 34.00 6 70.81
SHRIRAM FINAN 1469.85 1559.65 1470.00 1572.70 1456.05 2762.92 1572.70 1116.45 ­ ­ ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 109.43 109.69 2.50 114.10 87.20 ­
PolycabIndia 3529.65 3542.45 3540.00 3569.80 3515.65 275.99 3618.00 2043.85 ­ ­ UnipartsInd 569.35 563.55 569.35 571.20 561.10 87.17 612.30 501.15 ­ ­
SHRIRAM PIST. 1652.70 1734.70 1676.80 1735.30 1660.00 34.85 1735.30 910.00 ­ ­ ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 106.49 106.79 28.38 117.90 75.30 ­
Polyplex 1355.30 1356.95 1357.00 1363.95 1340.05 68.22 2525.00 1110.65 14 1355.75 Uniph.Ent [2] 159.75 165.55 159.55 172.00 156.55 73.64 184.00 112.10 29 165.45
ShriramPropr 74.75 74.80 75.10 75.65 73.75 840.68 94.10 53.00 ­ ­ ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 204.98 205.55 4.54 223.49 167.32 ­
PonawalaFinC 341.05 341.15 341.20 344.95 340.00 901.08 360.90 209.15 ­ ­ United Nil 280.35 277.65 280.00 285.05 277.00 3.21 358.75 256.00 ­ ­
ShyamCent [1] 20.10 19.50 20.00 20.20 19.35 281.20 27.25 15.42 16 19.51
PONDY OXIDES 426.15 425.40 432.95 435.00 419.20 28.89 446.45 262.10 ­ ­ United Spr [2] 899.05 891.75 898.90 898.90 889.35 585.06 951.95 728.50 71 891.90 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 204.91 205.36 192.82 216.40 161.10 ­
ShyamMetalic 349.80 353.00 349.80 355.40 343.00 337.05 355.40 254.55 ­ ­
Ponnie Sug 380.50 388.35 381.90 390.90 376.50 50.78 581.00 210.00 9 388.00 UnitedDrilng 198.85 203.40 199.95 205.30 197.65 60.57 435.00 168.35 ­ ­ ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 699.55 701.04 2.21 705.89 556.31 ­
Siemens [2] 3807.70 3829.40 3830.00 3840.00 3795.40 319.32 3940.00 2253.45 83 3826.80
POWER INST(G) 58.25 57.10 57.20 57.75 55.90 52.60 93.45 53.75 ­ ­ SigachiIndus 248.75 266.20 249.00 269.00 248.00 488.70 359.50 219.80 ­ ­ Univ.Cab 383.05 408.95 382.50 414.20 381.55 64.88 429.70 122.85 22 408.55 IDBI Gold [100] 5431.25 5449.00 0.49 5790.00 4492.00 5459.00
Power Mech 3320.80 3365.10 3322.00 3386.00 3322.00 34.63 3384.05 810.95 24 3361.25 SIGMA SOLVE 366.50 384.60 379.00 384.80 367.10 110.57 384.80 297.25 ­ ­ UnivastIndia 91.15 93.20 92.00 94.00 91.20 27.97 120.70 57.35 ­ ­ IDFCAMC­IDFNIFTYET 201.10 201.15 0.03 234.00 150.66 ­
PowerGrid 243.10 248.75 243.85 249.70 243.7510069.77 249.75 186.35 11 248.95 SilvrTuchTec 372.05 385.55 375.20 387.90 370.95 13.82 412.90 245.55 ­ ­ UNO MINDA 585.75 587.65 587.35 594.70 581.40 235.50 982.30 435.00 ­ ­
Praj Ind [2] 393.30 392.75 393.30 396.55 390.80 688.24 461.50 299.00 30 392.75 Infra BeEs 587.75 588.22 5.38 2005.00 1605.00 1996.00
SimbholiSug 26.15 26.05 25.80 26.40 25.30 92.55 34.75 17.80 ­ 25.99 UPL [2] 685.60 683.45 685.00 685.10 678.70 1537.06 807.00 607.80 52 683.25 InvesIndGold [100] 5262.05 5277.10 0.01 5558.35 4400.05 ­
Prajay 12.35 12.80 12.45 13.05 12.30 144.67 18.85 9.80 ­ 12.80 Simp.Inf [2] 34.90 34.75 35.25 35.40 34.60 46.86 83.05 32.45 ­ 34.70 UrjaGlobal [1] 10.35 10.05 10.20 10.95 10.00 6642.12 14.85 6.00 ­ 10.06
PrakashPipes 165.55 166.30 165.00 167.30 165.00 55.96 199.00 134.20 ­ ­ Usha Mar [1] 285.25 275.85 283.40 284.80 275.00 498.95 296.45 99.45 39 275.90 InvesInNifty 2081.35 2074.45 0.00 2100.00 1382.78 ­
SINDHU TRADE 23.75 23.65 24.25 25.00 23.05 109.42 25.00 23.05 ­ ­
Praksh.Ind 65.40 67.25 65.35 68.10 65.35 703.90 71.45 45.35 6 67.34 SintercomInd 121.40 125.95 123.00 130.05 121.40 74.26 130.05 77.40 ­ ­ UTIAMC 686.85 690.45 684.50 700.95 684.50 904.29 908.00 602.80 ­ ­ Kotak Nifty [5] 200.54 201.56 27.31 2063.00 1630.00 1842.90
Praksh.Stl [1] 4.75 4.65 4.75 4.80 4.60 588.86 7.30 3.29 ­ 4.68 SircPaintInd 359.50 360.25 363.00 363.00 354.45 111.30 800.90 297.00 ­ ­ Utm.Sug 299.05 305.60 299.00 309.00 295.30 152.81 321.50 216.00 9 305.70 Kotak PSU Bk 405.57 408.54 160.56 488.00 231.06 406.70
PratapSnack [5] 809.90 801.05 809.90 813.90 788.25 11.06 1010.00 629.65 93 804.95 Siyaram [2] 551.95 553.85 551.95 560.00 550.00 96.58 592.00 400.00 10 554.15 KOTAKMAMC ­ KOTAKIT 29.90 30.05 30.44 33.16 26.00 ­
PrecisionCam 195.25 194.85 196.60 201.95 192.00 969.49 201.95 85.45 30 195.05
Precsn.Pipe 193.85 189.35 195.00 195.00 188.40 19.43 282.80 147.85 39 190.20
SJSEnterpris 537.10 569.55 541.35 574.00 535.00 525.33 574.00 377.65 ­ ­ V ............................................... KOTAKMAMC KOTAKMID50 99.53 100.09 4.80 100.69 70.01 ­
SJVN 38.50 39.30 38.20 39.55 38.10 8384.56 42.25 25.55 11 39.30 V Mart 2107.35 2099.95 2080.75 2124.80 2080.75 18.38 3161.95 1947.60 ­ 2103.50 KOTAKMAMC ­KOTAKSILVE 72.39 72.24 3.89 81.00 58.00 ­
Precsn.Wre [1] 86.00 85.90 86.65 87.15 84.45 282.38 95.96 38.17 26 85.93 SKF India 4794.70 4820.05 4810.15 4838.00 4742.05 24.52 5170.85 3123.95 45 4820.20
PremierExplo 446.15 449.05 446.95 454.90 442.10 15.68 532.00 286.10 72 449.60 VA T Wab [2] 460.20 475.90 461.00 479.00 461.00 454.52 505.10 227.10 10 475.75 KOTAKMAMC­KOTAKALP 29.94 29.99 223.85 32.15 24.19 ­
Skipper [1] 172.80 177.90 183.00 191.00 176.00 9360.21 191.25 50.00 56 177.75 Vadilal 2413.00 2470.35 2412.95 2499.00 2397.05 15.36 3040.35 1705.95 25 2470.00
PremPolyfil [5] 94.55 92.85 95.90 96.00 91.65 17.17 275.90 58.42 26 260.45 SKM Egg 210.35 203.65 206.50 209.45 202.20 163.24 242.05 51.95 7 203.40 KOTAKMAMC­KOTAKCONS 82.50 82.13 0.03 95.00 69.42 ­
Prestige Est 569.15 578.00 570.90 579.65 562.00 290.41 602.25 375.00 71 577.95 VadivrSpeChe 223.05 224.85 223.05 228.20 222.45 23.26 278.25 151.35 ­ ­
Smartlink [2] 163.90 170.35 161.65 174.20 161.65 52.12 181.70 97.60 ­ 170.60 Vaibhav [2] 312.75 313.45 313.70 315.70 310.70 115.95 418.00 268.60 52 313.55 KOTAKMAMC­KOTAKLVOL 14.48 14.60 7.98 16.64 11.30 ­
PRICOL [1] 236.05 233.75 236.45 238.35 233.50 519.21 258.15 103.50 27 233.75 SMCGloblSecu 76.10 75.75 76.45 76.70 75.30 9.71 95.20 68.60 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMC­KOTAKMNC 21.89 21.82 4.32 24.51 18.62 ­
Prime Foc [1] 104.55 106.00 105.30 111.00 105.00 261.39 117.85 60.35 ­ 105.84 VaishaliPhar 126.75 126.40 126.00 127.65 126.00 20.32 193.75 79.95 ­ ­
SML Isuzu 1127.15 1121.85 1120.00 1138.25 1117.05 39.68 1204.75 495.00 82 1120.60 ValiantOrgan 561.60 559.75 564.00 571.85 556.00 85.84 868.95 355.00 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMC­KOTKBKETF 443.83 445.30 158.02 464.09 326.15 ­
Prime.Sec [5] 125.30 125.85 126.00 126.50 123.55 68.48 131.00 86.65 64 125.65 SMS Phr [1] 92.15 95.10 92.15 96.50 92.15 143.41 106.70 54.50 ­ 95.68
PrincPipeFit 671.80 664.50 665.00 669.90 661.00 141.62 695.70 510.00 ­ ­ Vard Text [2] 358.95 359.95 361.80 366.75 355.85 523.30 376.00 245.50 14 359.95 Kotal Gold [1] 50.65 50.62 592.27 52.99 42.31 50.63
SnowmanLogi 45.40 44.75 45.50 45.90 44.15 989.37 46.60 24.40 ­ 44.73 Vard.Acry 53.95 55.40 53.65 57.30 53.30 215.73 359.40 184.40 40 213.00 KOTKMAMCKTNV20ETF 108.34 109.16 5.81 114.99 85.00 ­
PrismJohnson 127.80 129.00 126.85 129.70 126.85 127.75 143.80 96.75 ­ 129.25 Sobha 549.95 544.40 549.95 552.70 541.10 318.70 750.00 412.40 54 544.55
Prit.Nandi 36.85 35.50 36.85 37.30 35.00 19.38 58.00 29.19 ­ 35.42 Vard.SPC 191.65 199.40 191.00 201.60 191.00 82.06 224.80 100.55 16 199.10 LICNAMC­LICNFENGP 203.72 202.72 0.08 206.90 164.10 202.23
SofttecEngrs 130.05 142.05 129.15 149.00 125.55 46.64 203.35 121.55 ­ ­ VarrocEngg 329.50 324.45 330.00 331.75 323.00 105.75 409.80 239.45 ­ ­
PritiIntnatl 164.45 162.95 165.10 166.45 160.30 18.75 232.40 104.20 ­ ­ Solar Ind [2] 3833.80 3811.35 3810.00 3833.80 3788.05 39.11 4535.95 2630.00 78 3810.10 LICNAMC­LICNFESGP 689.07 689.23 0.03 707.85 550.00 ­
PritikAutoIn 17.75 17.35 17.70 17.95 17.20 221.38 21.00 10.45 ­ ­ VarunBevera [5] 801.35 813.35 804.15 821.55 803.40 2465.53 873.58 358.33 73 813.65
SolarActPhSc 381.75 378.55 383.00 384.85 375.15 125.45 495.00 320.00 ­ ­ Vascon 41.85 41.60 41.85 42.50 41.00 1276.95 44.21 18.60 10 41.58 LICNAMC­LICNFNHGP 200.90 200.80 0.60 214.70 161.51 ­
PriviSpecial 1101.25 1102.20 1101.50 1113.55 1092.35 12.15 1745.00 871.05 ­ ­ Som Dist [5] 258.40 260.65 260.05 265.00 258.20 684.90 275.90 58.42 74 260.45
ProzoneIntu [2] 24.05 23.95 24.40 24.40 23.45 319.70 39.70 19.50 ­ 23.88 Vaswani 21.05 21.15 21.30 21.35 21.10 23.40 28.50 15.20 11 21.24 LICNAMC­LICNMFET 23.78 23.77 5.43 27.11 21.14 ­
Somany [2] 688.05 706.05 690.00 710.00 681.20 68.02 724.00 445.40 33 705.95 Vedanta [1] 280.55 282.65 279.00 284.35 279.00 5600.44 340.75 206.10 4 282.60 Liquid BeEs [1000] 1000.00 999.99 1952.29 1001.33 988.25 999.99
PrudentCorp 919.20 918.20 924.00 930.00 912.75 10.65 1108.00 466.60 ­ ­ SonaBLWPrecn 522.45 515.80 522.60 524.80 514.60 816.67 607.00 398.05 ­ ­
PSPProjects 745.15 773.20 749.00 778.00 742.50 198.24 784.15 458.90 21 773.70 VedantFashn 1338.65 1321.60 1334.00 1335.95 1306.45 105.15 1501.55 937.40 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAFANG 63.60 63.42 1112.66 65.50 33.90 ­
Sonata [1] 1015.55 1033.75 1020.65 1045.25 1011.00 347.51 1078.15 457.50 66 1033.10 Venky's 1705.70 1709.25 1705.70 1719.00 1699.20 17.66 2435.35 1420.10 34 1708.30
PTC 114.75 119.75 115.90 120.80 114.15 5626.39 120.73 67.75 11 119.79 South In Bk [1] 18.10 18.15 18.10 18.20 17.7522870.76 21.80 7.27 5 18.15 MIRAEAMC ­ MAGOLDETF 59.20 59.25 0.23 62.50 53.30 ­
PTC Ind Fin 21.35 21.80 21.40 21.95 21.00 6430.64 21.90 12.15 8 21.82 VensPipe&Tub 1133.90 1133.10 1141.95 1141.95 1133.00 71.95 1143.55 325.00 ­ ­
SpacenetEnt 17.75 17.65 17.90 17.95 17.50 852.97 18.65 14.25 ­ ­ VerandaLearn 165.25 173.55 166.60 174.90 165.05 113.05 380.00 159.70 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAGS813ETF 24.65 24.65 0.16 29.00 19.33 ­
PTCINDUSTRIES 4032.35 4212.20 4048.00 4297.65 3955.00 17.68 4297.65 2950.00 ­ ­ SpandnaSphor 690.15 683.00 695.50 699.00 680.35 84.64 749.00 286.65 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAMFGETF 91.98 92.23 7.89 100.99 67.32 ­
PTL Ent [1] 33.70 33.85 33.95 34.00 33.55 79.65 38.45 29.00 19 33.87 Vesuvius 2317.85 2340.10 2311.15 2448.00 2311.15 18.35 2505.10 1007.00 35 2341.15
SPApparels 425.65 433.70 428.00 434.15 425.00 46.50 463.50 273.00 12 433.35 Veto Switch 100.90 100.05 101.20 102.00 99.45 77.94 135.50 71.40 8 100.26 MIRAEAMC ­ MANV30F 142.98 143.67 0.31 170.00 120.00 ­
PudumjePap[1] 41.80 41.80 41.80 42.00 41.60 92.80 55.50 31.00 7 41.85 Spec.Rest 235.25 231.65 236.85 236.85 230.45 92.84 282.60 103.45 12 232.05
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 51.95 51.90 51.85 52.25 51.4523194.15 62.05 28.05 23 51.89 V­Guard [1] 256.80 256.90 257.75 258.45 252.95 248.45 274.90 204.00 62 256.40 MIRAEAMC ­ MASILVER 72.84 72.20 2.02 77.83 71.01 ­
SpencersRetl 66.05 67.05 67.05 67.90 65.65 117.46 84.00 51.45 ­ ­ VidhiSpclIng [1] 396.30 391.75 399.00 399.00 390.00 43.21 450.00 317.15 52 391.65 MIRAEAMC­MAESGETF 30.38 30.61 4.88 31.49 25.53 ­
Punj.Chem 894.10 893.65 891.00 905.25 871.95 23.48 1449.95 722.10 18 894.10 SPIC 67.10 68.50 67.30 69.90 66.20 2284.48 91.90 40.80 5 68.40
Puravankra [5] 91.35 96.70 91.90 97.95 91.00 1143.78 116.35 59.35 20 96.25 VijayaDianos 410.45 422.65 406.00 428.60 406.00 238.42 528.00 302.00 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC­MAFSETF 19.66 19.72 68.10 20.65 14.01 ­
SPL Ind 69.30 70.30 71.90 74.70 68.90 279.12 86.00 43.45 8 70.49 Viji Finance [1] 1.85 1.90 1.85 1.90 1.80 143.78 3.80 1.77 ­ 1.85
PVR INOX 1422.95 1401.60 1422.90 1430.70 1391.05 729.43 2214.85 1336.40 ­ ­ SportkingInd 818.10 830.10 830.00 845.25 810.30 21.93 1123.05 638.00 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC­MAHKTECH 14.62 14.46 510.83 17.48 10.00 ­
Vikas EcoTec [1] 3.40 3.55 3.55 3.55 3.4510398.75 4.15 2.38 ­ 3.54
Sr.Leathrs 195.30 197.85 197.40 198.85 196.15 10.61 265.00 150.00 18 198.00 VikasLifecre 3.35 3.30 3.40 3.40 3.2514233.01 6.05 2.70 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC­MAM150ETF 13.33 13.35 401.68 15.00 8.93 ­
Q ............................................... Sr.Ray.HHP 632.30 623.75 634.00 637.45 621.95 44.76 950.80 375.00 7 624.50 Vimta Lab [2] 407.35 413.20 408.00 420.00 405.90 21.77 540.00 288.90 19 415.10 MIRAEAMC­MAN50ETF 197.07 197.85 62.07 199.99 157.95 ­
Quess Corp 433.75 434.85 433.75 444.80 430.80 312.67 673.00 337.45 47 434.80 SRF 2404.70 2405.95 2409.90 2416.50 2383.55 404.50 2864.35 2002.50 35 2406.35 Vinati Org [1] 1840.85 1844.00 1840.85 1850.00 1831.05 38.98 2372.95 1693.05 41 1844.45 MIRAEAMC­MANXT50 441.32 444.24 3.79 467.82 352.79 ­
QuickHealTec 160.35 161.75 160.05 163.35 159.25 38.13 225.30 127.35 112 161.85 Star Pap 175.40 176.60 175.15 179.00 175.05 36.31 220.75 131.00 4 176.60 Vindh.Tel 1912.65 1945.15 1922.00 1954.00 1879.95 30.39 2284.75 861.10 15 1939.00 MIRAEAMC­MASPTOP50 32.03 31.95 123.84 32.38 24.51 ­
StarCement [1] 143.55 145.25 144.30 146.70 142.90 336.00 150.25 83.20 36 145.15 Vinyl Chm [1] 505.35 522.65 506.95 545.95 500.10 285.65 952.10 235.10 27 523.15 MOTIAMC­MOHEALTH 25.15 25.23 17.72 27.95 21.11 ­
R ............................................... StarHealth 541.15 534.90 541.95 545.40 532.00 361.72 780.00 469.05 ­ ­ VIP Ind [2] 653.60 654.40 656.45 662.85 650.05 153.60 764.35 550.00 62 655.70
MOTIAMC­MOLOWVOL 26.90 26.82 6.16 125.99 21.01 ­
R Sys Intl [1] 404.15 393.50 400.00 403.90 387.15 235.71 440.40 189.00 38 390.95 StartechFin 133.85 133.80 139.05 140.95 131.70 26.55 162.00 101.35 ­ ­ VIPClothing [2] 51.85 51.85 51.85 52.20 51.10 359.99 57.75 20.90 ­ 51.81
RACEECO CHAIN 279.45 276.40 283.65 283.65 274.05 19.89 308.00 232.50 ­ ­ STC India 77.95 80.90 79.00 81.90 78.00 105.43 113.85 62.05 15 80.70 VIRINCHI 45.90 49.10 45.90 50.50 45.20 5443.79 50.50 30.35 ­ ­ MOTIAMC­MOMOMEN 43.16 43.05 19.47 189.98 35.53 ­
RADIANCASH 91.95 91.95 92.45 92.80 91.20 438.63 116.80 87.25 ­ ­ Steel Strp [1] 186.55 187.70 190.00 194.50 185.50 777.05 197.80 126.20 15 187.95 Visagar [1] 0.85 0.90 0.85 0.90 0.85 449.42 1.68 0.68 ­ 0.86 MOTIAMC­MONQ50 53.46 53.41 17.82 59.99 45.00 ­
Radico [2] 1197.40 1211.70 1193.00 1240.00 1193.00 351.67 1241.25 785.00 79 1211.90 Steelcast 491.85 479.70 496.95 499.70 475.85 56.81 563.10 279.95 ­ ­ Visak.Ind [2] 88.50 91.25 89.10 93.50 88.55 711.20 132.80 64.88 14 91.23 MOTILALAMC ­ G5 52.30 52.27 6.75 58.90 46.23 ­
RadikaJwlTec 39.10 38.50 39.10 40.50 38.30 1122.53 290.45 33.60 ­ ­ SteelExIndia 14.90 14.45 14.90 14.95 14.30 2084.64 223.80 10.95 ­ ­ Visesh.Inf [1] 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.45 0.40 5622.57 0.90 0.39 ­ 0.43 MOTILALAMC­MOQUALITY 130.75 131.56 0.23 162.98 101.02 ­
RagegainTrvl 393.60 410.75 394.65 415.70 393.55 1369.09 424.90 235.00 ­ ­ Ster.Tool [2] 361.55 376.15 364.95 377.70 359.65 381.97 456.75 200.65 35 376.05 VishalFabric 17.75 17.95 17.90 18.30 17.70 303.85 31.50 15.70 ­ ­
Sterlg&Wilsn 305.75 303.95 305.00 309.90 303.00 384.00 362.05 256.25 ­ ­ MOTILALAMC­MOVALUE 53.11 53.32 1.85 58.35 38.70 ­
RailTelCorp 128.70 130.20 128.45 130.80 126.60 1987.10 148.70 87.50 ­ ­ VishnuChem [2] 360.25 350.20 361.00 365.90 347.65 130.27 429.40 245.05 16 350.00
SterliteTech 151.45 151.25 152.30 153.95 150.50 500.46 193.00 128.60 ­ ­ VishwarajSug 19.20 19.75 19.05 19.90 19.05 4604.57 21.30 13.10 ­ ­ MOTIOSMIDCAP100ETF 37.38 37.52 99.56 38.00 26.42 ­
RailVikasNgm 124.45 122.70 118.00 124.40 118.0026873.50 144.40 29.05 ­ ­
Rain Ind [2] 172.90 171.75 172.00 173.80 170.65 2402.85 206.80 128.65 ­ 171.55 StoveKraft 445.20 447.15 448.00 451.80 442.20 98.23 740.00 353.10 ­ ­ VLS Fin 153.10 152.50 153.85 156.00 151.00 40.81 190.90 115.00 11 152.65 MOTIOSNASDAQ100ETF 120.18 119.69 516.99 121.07 84.40 ­
RainbowChild 960.10 970.00 960.05 979.40 951.05 199.66 996.90 413.45 ­ ­ Str.Arcolab 421.95 416.80 420.00 424.05 413.00 567.57 425.00 268.40 191 416.45 Voltamp 4088.05 4075.50 4096.90 4144.00 4059.45 7.38 4335.30 2275.20 21 4074.85 MOTIOSWALM50ETF 190.64 188.63 1.22 194.98 150.60 ­
Raj.Exp [1] 566.40 564.30 573.95 583.95 555.05 3279.01 1028.40 542.55 548 563.40 StylamIndust 1606.45 1613.95 1609.40 1629.90 1606.05 26.80 1790.00 774.40 ­ ­ Voltas [1] 790.15 789.25 790.00 794.80 786.05 772.92 1063.45 737.60 51 789.60 NiftyBeEs [1] 205.87 206.50 3088.29 207.22 165.68 206.63
RajratanGlbl 822.05 859.95 826.00 882.00 822.95 283.52 1409.90 562.00 ­ ­ StyrenPerfor 1034.70 1043.25 1034.70 1048.95 1019.70 26.83 1050.00 696.10 ­ ­ VRL Logistic 718.15 703.75 716.40 717.35 699.05 94.55 761.75 483.00 37 703.75 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 463.28 465.40 111.60 480.85 370.05 465.21
Rajsr.Sug 39.60 39.85 39.05 40.40 38.80 59.14 70.45 29.65 ­ 40.01 SUBEX 28.35 30.15 28.35 30.80 28.3011073.50 48.25 18.60 ­ ­ VST Ind 3432.20 3484.10 3415.05 3490.05 3410.00 4.45 3865.40 2856.75 16 3478.00 NIPINDETFCONSUMP 89.97 89.91 25.15 99.30 68.71 ­
RajsrePolypk 162.65 161.45 162.50 163.00 159.00 13.30 268.00 137.55 ­ ­ Subros [2] 361.75 434.10 401.00 434.10 390.00 232.37 434.50 272.00 59 434.50 VST Til 2844.35 2821.80 2838.00 2843.95 2813.00 6.93 2930.00 2046.55 26 2824.40
Sud.Chem [2] 505.30 493.75 502.00 507.90 490.00 84.18 519.45 345.00 109 494.45 NIPINDETFDIVOPP 52.96 53.17 10.06 55.20 39.15 ­
Rallis [1] 193.80 194.80 193.70 195.05 192.90 261.67 270.50 182.55 41 194.80
Rama News 13.20 13.40 13.35 13.60 13.15 54.38 18.40 10.30 ­ 13.28 SukjiStr&Che
SulaVineyard
434.95
456.50
436.35
468.80
449.00
461.10
449.00
471.00
435.00
458.50 534.83
5.14 483.95
481.80
360.30
305.35
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NIPINDETFIT
109.34
30.12
109.87
30.33
13.68
3844.66
120.80
33.72
85.20
27.10
­
­
Rama Steel [1] 38.20 38.30 38.10 38.75 38.10 2134.14 46.10 14.42 ­ 38.29 Waterbase 75.85 76.25 76.55 78.00 76.00 32.05 94.50 56.10 ­ ­
RamaPhosphat 210.80 233.20 212.00 246.00 211.10 352.77 364.40 169.80 ­ ­ Sumit.Sec 697.20 715.15 696.00 721.00 696.00 5.16 799.95 511.45 40 715.20 WE WIN 37.95 38.20 38.20 39.75 38.00 49.61 57.55 32.20 ­ ­ NIPINDETFLONGTEGILT 24.23 24.20 194.90 24.95 20.37 ­
Ramco Cem [1] 934.80 927.50 934.95 939.60 925.00 362.94 951.25 575.05 64 926.75 SumitomoChem 428.45 434.70 431.70 437.00 429.50 769.97 540.80 382.00 ­ ­ Webel SL 91.15 90.45 91.15 91.95 90.00 95.01 129.90 62.30 ­ 90.27 NIPINDETFMIDCAP150 134.91 135.56 183.36 138.90 96.76 ­
Ramco Ind [1] 168.30 168.90 167.00 170.80 167.00 119.10 224.20 117.50 16 168.50 Sun Pharma [1] 1001.80 991.95 1007.65 1007.75 989.60 1445.69 1071.90 794.25 52 991.65 Weizman 111.50 110.75 113.00 113.65 109.05 26.92 132.15 42.30 29 111.27 NIPINDETFNIFTY100 194.96 195.59 3.02 199.80 155.55 ­
Ramco Sys 257.30 263.40 255.00 266.30 255.00 183.23 336.85 188.50 ­ 263.20 Sun Phr Adv [1] 196.70 201.75 196.95 205.60 195.15 1844.74 265.75 160.50 ­ 201.70 Wels.Corp [5] 265.65 266.30 265.65 269.35 261.35 737.65 298.35 177.85 13 266.95
Sun TV [5] 443.05 443.25 443.05 445.35 439.50 377.92 568.20 394.00 10 443.25 NIPPONAMC­NETFAUTO 148.15 149.08 61.54 150.87 106.13 ­
Ramk.Forg [2] 432.00 458.95 432.50 477.65 430.20 3594.96 477.10 145.50 31 458.00 Wels.India [1] 92.35 93.50 92.00 94.15 92.00 837.87 104.90 62.20 62 93.38
Ramky Inf 364.65 365.15 365.45 369.90 361.10 55.01 425.00 124.85 12 365.35 Sund.Clay [5] 4790.50 4924.45 4800.00 4994.00 4730.00 59.92 5799.30 3410.55 50 4932.20 NIPPONAMC­NETFPHA 13.41 13.39 2633.67 14.00 11.56 ­
Welspun Ent. 194.20 193.95 194.00 196.35 191.00 502.47 199.40 82.30 12 193.80
RamRatnaWire 284.90 292.20 286.70 294.40 284.10 87.99 511.85 148.05 ­ ­ Sund.Fast [1] 1191.15 1185.10 1193.45 1199.00 1173.30 49.02 1219.95 674.80 54 1182.55 NIPPONAMC­NETFSIL 71.74 71.45 538.49 76.27 46.15 ­
Wendt 9782.35 9738.75 9782.35 9842.90 9705.00 0.32 9985.50 7050.00 48 9739.05
Rana Sug 23.95 24.40 23.85 24.90 23.50 1242.70 32.00 19.40 6 24.47 Sund.Fin 2592.00 2613.60 2592.00 2629.95 2581.30 25.12 2632.95 1670.45 27 2616.70 West C Pap [2] 519.80 518.50 520.00 526.00 515.10 296.86 663.80 285.65 6 518.75 NIPPONIND­NIMFXX 113.97 114.00 452.61 114.14 105.95 ­
Rane (M) 621.55 642.65 624.70 663.00 624.40 145.26 663.90 260.00 16 642.60 Sund.Multi [1] 2.40 2.30 2.40 2.40 2.15 2495.39 3.98 1.97 ­ 2.29 WestlifeDevp 854.30 869.15 856.00 875.00 855.90 182.58 875.35 435.65 ­ ­ PSU Bk BeEs [1] 45.32 45.42 588.63 55.00 25.36 45.45
Rane Brk 769.40 779.70 770.00 818.00 769.60 136.28 821.65 585.00 18 778.20 SundarFinHol 97.15 97.95 98.25 98.40 96.55 141.96 107.30 63.00 ­ ­ Wheels Ind 634.45 653.45 637.65 656.95 632.60 19.41 757.85 434.00 24 653.70 Qgold [2] 50.30 50.28 19.68 52.60 41.58 50.27
Rane Hld 1006.50 1083.25 1016.55 1094.65 1010.85 125.94 1185.00 556.00 30 1084.30 Sunflag 165.15 161.15 163.60 165.70 160.20 722.23 176.25 73.50 13 161.50 Whirlpool 1449.60 1454.20 1446.00 1463.95 1442.45 22.04 1905.10 1218.20 100 1455.90
Sunteck [1] 283.60 282.85 285.00 285.00 282.00 164.74 539.00 271.50 ­ 283.00 Qnifty 1995.83 2002.85 0.10 2005.00 1605.00 1996.00
RatanindiaEn 38.30 38.15 38.45 38.55 37.95 547.78 58.45 32.15 ­ ­ Win.Diamond[2] 56.30 56.50 56.30 58.00 55.90 248.58 58.40 28.15 22 56.51
Superhouse 221.80 219.10 223.95 223.95 218.20 15.45 286.05 153.20 12 219.65 RELCAPAMC­NETFGILT5Y 52.55 52.51 727.60 57.99 47.45 ­
Ratnamani [2] 2326.00 2327.55 2326.00 2340.80 2305.00 9.89 2511.00 1437.64 32 2329.65 WindlsBiotec 309.40 306.85 310.50 310.50 305.20 38.44 317.50 203.25 ­ ­
RattanIndPow 4.15 4.05 4.15 4.15 3.9511142.69 5.65 2.82 ­ 4.06 Supr.Ind [2] 2995.30 3039.00 2977.50 3048.40 2977.50 146.18 3074.95 1668.60 51 3029.10 RELCAPAMC­NETFSDL26 113.56 113.57 60.58 118.00 102.00 ­
Wipro [2] 380.15 382.50 381.80 384.95 380.60 5901.33 444.65 351.85 23 382.55
Raymond 1731.35 1746.70 1737.05 1755.00 1722.10 176.36 1785.00 797.00 24 1746.25 Suprajit [1] 387.15 394.50 387.80 405.00 383.80 775.56 415.45 304.75 29 394.45 Wockhardt [5] 234.85 231.70 233.00 243.80 230.00 6981.82 282.70 145.35 ­ 231.70 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFQLTY 162.91 163.14 1.02 169.99 130.52 ­
RBL Bank 171.95 172.65 171.15 174.85 170.45 5482.58 189.20 74.15 12 172.75 SupremePetro 413.35 428.05 416.35 436.00 414.45 449.90 941.95 345.30 ­ ­ WONDER ELEC­ SBIAMC ­ SETF10GILT 217.32 216.66 3.84 232.89 191.83 ­
RCF 108.60 111.35 108.85 113.70 107.9010459.92 144.80 70.65 7 111.35 SupryaLifeSc 249.15 253.10 251.40 257.40 251.15 186.44 406.70 170.15 ­ ­ TRICALS 227.25 223.05 229.05 229.05 216.05 2.66 282.95 125.45 ­ ­ SBIAMC­SBIETFCON 82.97 83.12 2.85 84.77 59.70 ­
RECL 153.85 159.80 153.95 161.00 153.3015061.90 160.90 82.28 4 159.85 Surana Solar [5] 21.45 21.80 21.90 22.00 21.30 157.43 32.00 14.74 ­ 21.82 WonderlaHoli 569.55 572.10 576.00 576.90 561.90 148.45 579.95 209.05 22 572.00
Surana Tel [1] 9.25 9.40 9.40 9.50 9.25 73.19 14.00 7.65 ­ 9.45 SBIAMC­SBIETFIT 300.43 302.84 5.10 353.88 270.66 ­
Redington [2] 187.20 189.05 187.80 190.30 185.20 996.61 202.20 110.05 14 189.00
SuratwalaBus 222.35 226.10 221.35 234.95 220.10 37.23 234.95 164.90 ­ ­ SBIAMC­SBIETFPB 224.60 225.33 12.38 250.00 163.99 ­
Refex Ref
Rel.Ind.Inf
550.45
970.80
533.50
973.85
545.05
970.25
553.05
985.00
523.10 193.86
966.10 416.67
593.95
1257.70
96.50
716.80
10
160
533.85
973.50 Surya Rosh 831.45 833.60 832.00 852.70 825.00 297.38 858.80 336.05 14 834.30 X­Z. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SBI­ETF Gold 51.85 51.93 416.20 55.00 43.41 ­
SuryodaySFB 179.30 178.65 180.45 181.30 175.15 842.86 181.30 77.00 ­ ­ Xchang 69.05 69.85 68.75 70.95 68.75 169.65 91.15 51.67 53 69.87 SBI­ETF NIFTY 50 194.73 195.28 162.49 210.00 156.70 ­
Rel.Infra 150.75 146.50 151.85 152.20 145.35 3101.77 201.35 81.10 ­ 146.45
Sutlej Te [1] 47.50 46.75 47.50 47.90 46.45 125.20 78.20 38.25 15 46.69 XelpmocD&T 93.80 90.75 94.00 94.80 90.00 32.70 196.30 80.00 ­ ­
Relaxo [1] 909.30 914.15 910.00 923.65 909.30 78.61 1105.25 748.50 147 914.20 SBI­ETF NIFTY BANK 440.62 441.35 167.19 467.70 325.00 ­
Suven Lif [1] 63.40 67.00 63.55 67.80 63.15 825.49 78.19 45.01 ­ 67.01 Xpro India 866.35 871.80 870.00 893.70 866.05 46.79 918.80 528.00 35 873.60
RelChemoInd 186.10 182.20 186.00 188.90 179.95 14.12 246.65 129.00 ­ ­ SBI­ETFNN50 458.28 458.98 25.05 479.70 366.11 ­
SuvenPharma 486.35 485.50 487.80 488.65 482.50 151.15 520.00 390.50 ­ ­ Yes Bk [2] 16.25 16.25 16.30 16.40 16.1562344.78 24.75 12.26 ­ 16.27
RelHomeFin 3.50 3.35 3.50 3.50 3.35 3321.21 6.65 2.25 ­ ­ Sharia BeEs 413.20 413.14 1.34 488.89 369.24 412.06
SuvidaInfSvc 4.00 3.95 4.00 4.05 3.95 137.12 9.60 3.20 ­ ­ YukenIndia 607.40 611.75 600.05 613.70 598.00 4.65 667.05 401.25 ­ ­
Reliance 2551.80 2557.10 2547.55 2564.00 2535.00 3194.09 2754.70 2180.00 39 2546.75 Zee Ent [1] 185.25 173.30 185.50 185.80 170.1034115.28 286.90 172.25 31 173.35 TATAAML ­ NPBET 227.64 227.22 0.85 235.00 164.40 ­
Religare 169.25 171.20 170.50 176.90 169.90 3223.46 192.30 114.65 ­ 170.85 Suzlon [2] 14.55 14.25 14.65 14.70 13.65 196840.71 15.76 5.43 ­ 14.28
Swan Ener [1] 234.00 235.25 234.00 237.40 233.00 74.09 379.00 180.30 ­ 235.35 Zee Med [1] 8.05 7.95 8.10 8.15 7.90 2318.89 20.70 7.63 ­ 7.95 TATAAML­NETF 197.91 197.91 0.54 207.00 158.00 ­
Remsons 243.90 237.30 242.90 246.95 234.15 5.86 302.90 182.00 18 240.50 Zen Tech. [1] 409.50 405.00 409.45 414.45 401.80 601.50 453.15 162.90 89 404.75
RenaisncGlob 89.20 97.25 90.90 97.80 90.50 216.62 719.80 80.40 ­ ­ Swaraj Eng 2097.85 2098.85 2098.00 2105.95 2080.90 13.23 2202.55 1395.65 19 2099.60 TATAAML­TNIDETF 59.93 59.97 13.59 61.79 50.60 ­
Swle. Ener 328.85 332.45 330.05 334.50 326.05 7.54 385.45 262.90 15 332.10 ZensarTec [2] 391.05 384.70 391.00 394.25 383.70 679.66 411.70 202.00 28 384.70
Repco Home 286.40 297.95 288.30 299.90 286.00 223.30 309.95 113.35 6 297.25 UTI Gold [1] 50.75 50.65 94.11 53.00 42.06 50.75
Symphony [2] 910.25 907.75 909.30 914.30 901.30 42.47 1218.95 821.00 38 906.90 ZFComVeCtrSy 11986.7511880.9012053.2512094.9511850.00 11.7312266.00 6876.50 ­ ­
Repro 566.50 577.05 575.00 582.00 562.20 66.20 665.10 338.00 109 575.90 ZimLabs 114.40 113.40 115.00 116.90 112.95 430.99 373.05 68.05 ­ ­ UTIAMC ­ SILVERETF 72.62 72.47 11.32 89.37 69.50 ­
Resp.Ind [1] 171.55 170.10 171.90 173.20 167.45 179.67 183.95 101.00 ­ 169.80 SyncmForm(I) 8.05 8.10 8.10 8.20 7.95 2209.15 11.60 4.60 ­ ­
SynergGreen 183.15 184.00 186.00 186.60 182.20 29.70 193.20 108.50 ­ ­ Zod.Clo 104.95 104.35 105.55 105.70 103.40 23.26 109.90 78.55 ­ 104.48 UTIAMC ­ UTIBANKETF 44.45 44.38 13.23 48.40 32.56 ­
RestBrndAsia 113.60 115.05 114.05 115.40 113.50 1836.88 137.80 84.50 ­ ­ ZodiacEnergy 136.90 135.40 138.50 139.00 131.05 48.42 154.00 85.00 ­ ­ UTIAMC ­ UTINIFT 2006.54 2014.02 1.92 2146.30 1463.91 ­
Revathi 1741.20 1786.10 1735.00 1793.00 1727.80 3.06 1880.00 624.35 43 1785.95 Syngene Int 743.25 748.40 743.25 752.50 743.25 200.02 755.55 530.65 64 749.05
SyrmaSgsTech 440.60 452.55 443.45 458.00 435.00 731.44 461.00 248.10 ­ ­ ZOMATO 75.85 75.85 76.00 76.40 74.8030591.60 80.30 40.60 ­ ­ UTIAMC ­ UTISENS 681.42 677.11 0.71 796.90 461.60 ­
RHIMagnesInd 675.55 670.50 674.85 677.90 665.10 99.51 892.90 455.70 ­ ­ ZotaHealthCr 362.30 380.95 367.75 384.15 364.25 208.24 384.15 224.95 ­ ­
Rico Auto [1] 89.15 99.75 89.50 102.25 89.5011690.51 102.20 33.50 32 99.74 UTIAMC ­ UTISXN50 56.17 56.01 0.68 62.99 40.36 ­
RitcoLogistc 169.55 170.80 171.55 172.50 167.00 4.11 255.00 112.45 ­ ­ T ............................................... Zuari Ag
ZuariIndus
148.90 149.70 149.40 152.90 146.60 389.36 204.70
142.75 145.20 143.95 147.00 143.25 30.24 195.00
116.15
104.00
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149.45
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UTIAMC­UTINEXT50 46.23 46.35 135.73 54.30 36.83 ­
RITES 393.75 386.25 394.25 394.30 384.60 676.35 433.20 226.05 18 385.90 Taj GVK [2] 236.60 235.30 236.95 238.45 233.30 93.00 252.50 121.40 18 234.60 ZydusLifescn 554.15 556.05 556.70 557.75 553.35 643.19 562.50 329.80 ­ ­
RKECProjects 53.35 53.75 54.00 54.60 53.30 27.70 80.00 36.00 ­ ­ Take Sol [1] 17.00 16.95 17.10 17.20 16.85 118.50 29.55 12.70 ­ 16.98 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52­Week High/Low figures
ZydusWel 1497.05 1503.40 1497.00 1510.00 1496.00 13.62 1791.15 1363.85 144 1504.15 pertain to BSE.
RolexRings 2042.15 2219.30 2048.00 2265.00 2035.00 290.60 2265.00 1350.00 ­ ­ Talbros 691.50 718.45 694.50 741.80 683.00 331.05 741.95 378.15 20 719.05
Rollatainers [1] 1.75 1.60 1.75 1.80 1.60 2885.67 1.80 0.87 ­ 1.59 Tanla Sol [1] 1029.25 1049.30 1032.50 1064.55 1030.10 1619.46 1090.30 506.10 81 1049.20 Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the
RosariBiotec
Rossell [2]
848.35
321.10
842.45
331.60
850.00
321.70
857.00
336.80
840.05 136.49
315.35 96.71
1052.85
384.75
536.35
141.20
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Tarmat
TarsonsProd
72.80 72.00 72.80 73.45
569.80 581.70 569.70 585.60 569.00
71.25 28.97 93.40
90.90 914.45
41.45 31 72.19
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Exchange Traded Funds company.
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RotoPumps 775.60 776.80 783.00 791.10 772.00 85.12 817.00 399.45 ­ ­ TastyBiteEat 11947.85 12587.65 11900.00 12700.00 11864.15 6.06 14400.00 7955.40 107 12572.00
RouteMobile 1573.45 1642.15 1575.95 1645.40 1568.05 625.94 1645.40 1052.00 ­ ­ Tata Chem 978.45 983.50 980.00 986.00 974.05 1267.02 1214.65 773.90 26 983.10 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl The PE(price­earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
Royal Orchd 329.55 332.10 330.55 344.60 330.00 119.74 384.75 112.55 32 332.20 Tata Cof [1] 248.45 248.80 249.40 250.00 245.00 564.90 254.25 191.20 45 248.80 The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12
RPG Life [8] 913.35 932.05 914.95 949.80 912.70 86.84 1012.45 499.05 23 931.90 Tata Com 1591.05 1612.75 1599.00 1623.80 1589.85 574.50 1673.95 858.30 54 1615.80 Axis Gold [1] 50.65 50.72 106.26 53.00 42.21 50.78 months.

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360One [1] 441.90 441.50 Bclenterpr [1] 1.23 1.22 Diamines&Chm 642.50 634.70 Greenpanel [1] 337.65 340.75 Kalyankjil 132.85 127.55 Mcloud 233.35 244.65 Princepipe 672.10 664.80 ShivCement [2] 48.44 47.81 W m G
7Nr [1] 0.67 0.66 Bclil 505.35 523.15 Diligent [1] 13.75 13.10 GrmOversea[2] 182.45 177.50 Kamopaints [5] 245.20 248.65 Medanta [2] 637.85 650.45 Prismx [1] 2.31 2.31 Shree Global [1] 17.32 15.59 W m
A.Sarabhai 30.37 29.92 Bcpl 50.36 52.70 Divgiitts [5] 825.40 814.25 Grwrhitech 793.65 825.00 Kanchi 438.50 459.85 Medico [2] 80.82 83.43 Ptcil 4026.50 4212.05 Shreeganes [1] 1.13 1.14 G W m M
Aarnav 32.88 33.81 Bectorfood 785.40 816.65 Dmcc 270.75 269.55 Gslsu 207.75 201.30 Kaynes 1558.50 1580.65 Medplus [2] 800.35 811.30 Raclgear 1147.85 1171.15 Shreesec [1] 0.46 0.48 W G
Aartipharm [5] 393.15 383.75 Bestagro 1038.75 1042.25 Dreamfolks [2] 581.70 562.35 Guj.Themis. [5] 798.10 795.90 Kfintech 360.30 360.90 MenonPiston[1] 60.74 60.95 Radhe Devlo[1] 3.15 3.14 Shrirampps 74.65 74.73 m
Abslamc [5] 368.35 371.05 Bharat Seats [2] 118.80 121.95 Dynamic 333.65 325.00 Haldyn Glass [1] 76.32 76.43 Khaitan Che[1] 67.88 66.58 Mfl 1155.55 1128.65 Radiantcms [1] 92.06 91.93 Shyammetl 349.55 353.15 G Um
Aci [2] 557.35 531.25 Bharatagri [1] 119.00 121.55 Earum [2] 2.06 2.06 Happstmnds [2] 916.70 945.85 Kic Metaliks [2] 44.22 45.76 Mfl India [1] 0.70 0.70 Railtel 128.60 130.15 Sigachi 248.05 266.10 W
Aci Infocom [1] 0.85 0.85 Bhatia [1] 15.60 15.39 Easemytrip [1] 43.42 43.20 Hardwyn [1] 48.10 47.30 Kilburn Engg 134.80 135.40 Mishtann [1] 12.00 12.07 Rainbow 961.55 969.05 Sigma 365.75 384.00
Advikca [1] 2.09 2.06 Bikaji [1] 414.80 416.40 Edvenswa 43.53 41.83 Harsha 441.60 448.55 Kims 1700.05 1720.95 Mitsu 191.45 190.25 Raj Glo Wir [2] 823.90 859.45 Sika Inter. 628.35 714.35
Aether 998.60 1003.45 Bilcare Ltd. 56.72 54.59 Eki 504.80 501.10 Haz Mul Pro 143.80 142.80 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 480.30 482.50 Mkexim 95.14 99.63 Rajnish [1] 15.37 15.03 Sirca 358.85 360.35
Agstra
Aiil [1]
59.81
349.45
59.53
346.55
Biogen [1]
Blackrose [1]
0.65
140.20
0.65
140.10
Elin [5]
Emil
165.40
81.87
163.95
81.84
Hemiprop
Heranba
99.17
385.80
98.72
393.70
Kirlosar Pn [2] 655.70
Kisan Mould. 13.46
652.55
14.10
Mol [1]
Moschip [2]
87.95
81.79
86.81
86.96
Ram RatWire[5] 285.35
Rama Phosph 211.05
291.85
233.25
Sjs
Smlt
537.10
241.20
570.45
239.85 m G
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Airan [2] 17.85 18.07 Blal 163.25 162.05 Emudhra [5] 411.20 413.50 Hfil 29.97 29.05 Kmc Shil [1] 65.88 65.63 Msr India [5] 8.95 9.81 Rategain [1] 393.30 410.90 Snl Bearings 303.45 334.90 C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Ajanta Soya [2] 27.25 27.25 Bls Infote [1] 1.97 1.96 Equitasbnk 87.99 88.56 High Energy [2] 443.20 508.80 Kpel [5] 270.60 284.10 Mstc 334.10 351.80 Rba 113.25 115.15 Solara 382.20 378.30 m
Alstone [1] 0.63 0.63 Boroltd [1] 425.35 440.80 Ethosltd 1330.55 1349.10 Hind.Foods [2] 545.25 545.00 Kpigreen 645.60 731.40 Msumi [1] 57.76 58.24 Rel.Chemotx 186.25 183.35 Sonacoms 522.10 515.95 m A G C D
Alu Fluoride 363.30 363.70 Campus [5] 323.65 325.90 Eurekaforbe 580.50 590.40 Hindwareap [2] 479.55 488.95 Kpittech 1072.00 1057.80 Mtartech 1948.30 1955.50 Relhome 3.47 3.35 Spel Semicon 60.57 63. A G C C m
Amerise [1] 0.70 0.74 Cams 2180.45 2183.05 Evexia [1] 2.57 2.51 Hleglas [2] 659.50 657.60 Krettosys [1] 0.55 0.55 Narmada Gel 418.30 435.95 Rir 495.15 519.90 AK ND A H M
Amiorg 1297.25 1269.40 Caprihans 151.75 164.45 Exxaro 116.75 117.00 Homefirst [2] 826.05 811.05 Kriti Nutri [1] 61.32 58.76 Nat.Peroxide 1545.90 1581.35 Rojl [2] 6.99 6.98 U Am A C
Amrawor Agr[1] 0.73 0.74 Cartrade 485.95 489.40 Facor Alloys [1] 6.79 6.70 Hpal 447.35 439.65 Krsnaa [5] 582.60 582.60 Natural Caps 363.90 392.90 Rolexrings 2038.10 2224.50 C m A M
Andhra Petro 59.68 58.54 Carysil [2] 665.45 652.05 Familycare 7.73 6.96 Ifl [1] 14.76 14.87 Ksolves 888.05 876.95 Nazara [4] 683.85 678.50 Roto Pumps [2] 774.70 776.55 D C m U A C
Andrew Yule [2] 24.67 24.97 Ceinsystech 204.65 202.30 Faze Three L 409.25 407.20 Iiflsec [2] 71.15 59.75 Lancer [5] 129.10 124.65 Ncl Research [1] 0.40 0.39 Route 1572.45 1643.55 U m A MO w
Angelone 1558.65 1591.15 Chamanl Se [2] 177.75 176.15 Fermenta [5] 140.50 135.20 Ikio 445.25 441.75 Landmark [5] 679.55 683.40 Neogen 1616.10 1591.45 Rpel 915.25 915.75 U A AM VA V
Anmol 233.05 233.40 Chemb Chm [5] 415.05 402.75 Filat Fash [5] 13.51 13.41 Ind.Acrylics 15.64 15.71 Latentview [1] 351.45 346.60 Nikhil Adhsv [1] 121.50 121.50 Rril [5] 21.34 20.61 U D K m H GN NDU
Anuh Pharma[5] 112.05 113.75 Chemcon 273.45 272.65 Finopb 227.65 244.00 Indiamart 5907.90 5916.65 Leshaind [1] 4.01 4.02 Nilaspaces [1] 2.93 3.51 Rvnl 124.40 122.55 U m K M
Anupam [1] 1.71 1.71 Chemcrux 322.10 322.45 Fivestar [1] 651.15 640.85 Indian Info. [1] 1.39 1.43 Lici 618.30 630.45 Nitta Gela 825.35 816.80 Sadhana Nitr[1] 132.85 131.35 U K
Anuras 1080.75 1053.75 Chemplasts [5] 452.70 451.75 Fluorochem [1] 3164.40 3153.05 Indo Amines [5] 123.25 122.95 Lloyds Met E [1] 380.65 377.00 Novartis [5] 822.15 802.40 Sadhna [1] 5.07 5.09 V m H K N w
Aptus [2] 267.55 266.35 Choice Int. 388.95 384.75 Foods & Inns [1] 182.70 181.35 Infobean 458.35 458.10 Lodha 629.95 639.65 Nslnisp 43.69 43.79 Safari Ind. [2] 3028.45 2955.50 V m C K KA W K GO D
Arcfin [1] 0.65 0.65 Clean [1] 1383.85 1364.55 Force Motr 2200.10 2217.90 Inoxgreen 57.02 56.23 Luharuka [1] 3.79 3.81 Nykaa [1] 150.45 146.95 Saint­Gobain 97.23 99.09 V mG K m
Asm Technolo 524.50 568.15 Cmsinfo 340.60 347.70 Fusion 534.20 531.35 Int.Conveyor [1] 73.33 73.10 Lxchem [2] 266.00 266.45 Orientelec [1] 244.45 242.20 Sanduma 1281.10 1271.70 m m V C m m C
Asrl 37.26 36.95 Cochin Min. 305.50 314.20 G.V.Films [1] 0.53 0.52 Integra Eng [1] 233.25 238.55 Lykisltd 103.70 100.95 Orosmiths [1] 6.77 6.44 Saninfra [1] 92.73 91.00 C V C C M
Austin Engg. 208.00 199.85 Cockerill 2957.80 2891.65 Ganesh Benz[1] 153.40 152.15 IonExchange [1] 406.70 390.25 Madhavipl [1] 6.39 6.00 Panorama 210.70 231.75 Sansera [2] 846.40 830.40 V D OCK NDU M A m m
Avalon [2] 500.95 507.50 Colorchips [2] 7.18 7.14 Gateway 74.31 73.49 Ipl [1] 228.00 225.80 Madrasfert 75.36 78.27 Paradeep 58.12 57.92 Sat Ind Ltd [2] 75.56 80.60 V m m D M V V G O
Avantel Ltd 682.20 693.10 Comfort Inte [1] 4.89 4.65 Gennex Lab [1] 7.02 6.90 Ircon [2] 84.17 86.80 Mafang [40] 63.82 63.68 Paras 615.70 630.95 Sauras.Cem. 61.71 61.64 V m M w m G
Avl 1562.55 1570.55 Cressanda So[1] 28.32 27.53 Genpharma [1] 3.72 3.51 Irctc [2] 667.55 664.20 Maha Corp [1] 1.20 1.22 Parleind 7.09 7.13 Sawaca Busi [1] 0.90 0.86 V C M M w
Awhcl [5] 253.85 253.00 Cslfinance 272.85 327.30 Ggeng [1] 1.01 1.00 Irfc 33.00 33.10 Mangalam In[1] 2.74 2.74 Paytm [1] 870.75 895.30 Sbicard 905.50 893.95 V Dm MA DA
Awl [1] 419.30 417.05 Datapattns [2] 1924.30 1889.90 Ggl 11.55 11.46 Isec [5] 518.65 509.55 Mankind [1] 1704.50 1747.15 Perm Magnets 1176.85 1166.00 Scpl 437.00 439.55 V G C m M
Axita [1] 28.43 28.03 Dbol 178.90 182.60 Gland [1] 1023.65 1021.55 Isgec [1] 635.95 666.30 Manyavar [1] 1340.10 1321.45 Piccadily Ag 66.31 69.62 Seacoast [1] 4.15 3.95 w m V GANGA O G N MM NDU U
Baidfin [2] 44.72 43.12 Dcxindia [2] 280.55 282.45 Global Cap. [1] 1.06 1.07 Ishita Drugs 58.01 69.02 Mapmyindia [2] 1165.50 1177.90 Pix Trans 925.10 927.45 Sera [2] 14.41 13.69 w V G M C UMA O
Bajajhcare [5] 314.45 316.55 Ddevplastik [1] 158.55 190.25 Gls [2] 593.70 588.55 Jct Ltd [2] 2.17 2.14 Masptop50 [20] 32.03 32.00 Pmcfin [1] 1.57 1.62 Sevenhill [1] 0.52 0.52 V w G H w N VAK ANG
Balmer La.In 406.15 406.30 Ddil [1] 8.86 9.19 Gmrp&Ui [5] 18.03 17.96 Johnpharma [1] 0.51 0.50 Master Trust [5] 337.05 323.50 Policybzr [2] 661.15 659.45 Shalimar Pro [1] 0.49 0.49 m V m G &D ND A N V m
Baluforge 154.35 158.30 Deepind [5] 171.70 183.50 Godavari Dru 98.88 103.24 Jtlind [2] 325.85 323.45 Maxhealth 601.35 583.95 Polycab 3531.45 3541.50 Sharp Inv [1] 0.95 0.93 m V m G W NU CA V A
Banas Fin. 17.92 17.29 Delhivery [1] 391.60 389.35 Golden Lami [5] 1606.55 1612.45 Jublingrea [1] 463.25 467.25 Maximus [1] 18.70 18.54 Pplpharma 93.93 93.29 Shilchar Tec 1813.00 1789.35 m V GHC V O
Barbeque [5] 702.05 679.20 Devyani [1] 194.75 193.00 Grauer& Weil[1] 109.15 108.90 Jyoti Ltd. 39.09 37.77 Maxindia 119.55 117.10 Praveg 478.70 473.10 Shishind 386.60 377.45 V G W
Basant Agro [1] 22.93 21.88 Dharmaj 181.90 182.10 Greencrest [1] 0.65 0.64 Jyoti Resins 1392.20 1392.65 Mazdock 1218.00 1305.05 Primo [2] 65.50 64.60 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 636.65 657.55 A W G M D

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