ICICI among world’s top 10 banks? Soon
ICICI Bank, the country's biggest private lender, expects overseas business to account for at least one-fourth of its balance sheet in 2008 and is targeting a place among the world's top ten banks within five years.
"If there ever be an Ivy League of global banks, I believe, in 5-10 years, we have to have a few banks from China and a few from India in that league," ICICI Bank [Get Quote] managing director and chief executive officer K V Kamath told PTI in an interview.
"The target is that we will try to do it in less than five years. China has done it and their three banks are in the top ten. Three years ago, none of us would have given them any change of getting there," he said.
While attributing the current position of Chinese banks to the economic uptrend that started there ten years ago, he said, "Within six years, as an Indian bank [Get Quote], we should also enjoy similar change in attributes."
Kamath said he did not see slackening of India growth story for another 15 years and if the GDP grows at 10-11 per cent, banks and financial services sector should grow at a three-times multiple or about 30 per cent every year.
"If you look at that possibility you are really looking at doubling your size every three years. Then in six years, it should be a size where most Chinese banks are today -- in the top 10," said the head of India's most valued bank.
ICICI Bank's joint MD and chief financial officer Chanda Kochhar said the bank was already India's biggest in terms of overseas business and was looking at a contribution of at least 25 per cent from its international business in 2008.
Currently, global assets account for 22-23 per cent of its balance sheet, Kamath said.
Talking about the bank's international expansion plans, Kochhar said after getting a license in the US, it was not looking at merely foraying into other countries. "In each of the 18 countries we are present, we have a lot of deepening and widening to do. This can happen in many ways. For some it can be expanding the role of the branches," she said.
"Our overseas growth would be driven around three platforms - Indian retail customers, Indian corporate customers and our niche cost-competitive areas. As we get into the next year, our international side of balance sheet would be about 25 per cent of the total."
With more than $19 billion of overseas assets, ICICI Bank is the largest international bank in India, she said. ICICI Bank played a role in 88 per cent of total number of outbound merger and acquisition deals by Indian companies during 2007, while in terms of value of these deals, the share was 65 per cent, she said. The involvement was largest in terms of value and second-largest in terms of volume.
Indian companies would invest up to $700 billion over the next few years. While a major part of it would come from their own internal accruals equity issue, a large portion would be through borrowings in local and foreign markets.
"We saw this as a coming opportunity two years ago and we calibrated our skills to be able to take large market share in this business. We have strengthened our investment banking capability and also international capability, so that we can not only give them loans but also syndicate a large part of loans for Indian corporates," Kochhar said.
ICICI Bank currently ranks as a leading arranger of foreign currency loans for India Inc. This was an area dominated by foreign banks till some time ago, Kochhar noted. She said in India also ICICI Bank was looking to have a role in 25 per cent of the investment pipeline worth about $500 billion likely to come from the corporates in the next three-four years.
"Our current balance sheet is over $100 billion and we are talking of a little over doubling the balance sheet in the next three-four years," she said.
Kamath said 100 per cent growth was not the way to go for banking business, but even at 30 per cent growth the size would double every three years. There were also inorganic opportunities, he added.
When asked which other banks from India he expected in the global top ten, Kamath hinted at the country's biggest lender, the State Bank of India [Get Quote]. "At least one large government bank is clearly capable of entering into that league," he said.
"In China also, it is the government banks that have got into that league. I think any other bank will take time because I do not see the scaling-up that is required being done as yet elsewhere," he noted.
"Ten years down the lane, an Indian bank would have to be there. Our endeavour is to see how much quicker we would achieve that. . . One thing is sure that an Indian bank would reach that Ivy League," Kamath said.
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14 January 2008
Indian MFs dominate world's top 100 list
Indian MFs dominate world's top 100 list
Mumbai: Indian equity funds stormed into the Lipper list of the world's 100 top-performing stock funds of 2007, with 40 funds making a mark compared with none a year ago, as Indian shares turned in their best performance in four years.
A power sector fund from the country's largest asset manager Reliance Capital led the Indian top performers in 2007.
The top-100 list, carved out from a set of 24,887 funds tracked by global fund intelligence firm Lipper also includes five India-dedicated offshore funds.
Over the 10-year period ended December 2007, local funds are clear winners with seven of the world's top 10 funds from India.
"Indian funds had a revelling year, with the broader markets faring well and the mid- and small-cap segments outperforming their bluechip peers by a significant margin in 2007," Dhruva Raj Chatterji, research analyst with Lipper in India, said.
Country’s main stock index rose 47 per cent last year, clocking six straight years of gain, as foreign funds, attracted by strong economic growth and corporate performance, poured more than $17 billion in local shares, the highest in a single year.
The BSE Mid Cap and Small Cap indices grew faster, gaining 69 per cent and 94 per cent respectively, powering returns of funds which invested 40-48 per cent of their assets in such stocks, data from fund tracker ICRA Online Ltd showed.
Nearly three-fourths of the funds secured a place in the top 1,000, while majority of India-based funds tracking auto, pharmaceutical and battered tech stocks were pushed to the bottom with Franklin India Infotech getting the worst rank of 22,790.
Twenty-nine Chinese funds, which saw their main stock index rise 97 per cent last year, secured a place in the world's top-100 funds.
"This is just the beginning...We are not at all surprised by the performance of Indian funds as they are based on the strong foundation of our Indian economy," Vineet K Vohra, chief executive officer of ING Investment Management (India), said.
"It clearly shows India's strong story as an investment destination for an enormous opportunity," he added.
Globally, equity funds that have a track record of at least one year and are covered by Lipper, showed an average return of 2.52 per cent, but the 306 Indian funds among them delivered an average 55.64 per cent gain, Lipper data showed.
Dhruva said more than three-fourth of the Indian equity funds managed better returns than India's benchmark index in 2007 but those investing more in sectors such as steel, capital goods, realty and financial services stood out.
India's actively managed diversified equity funds returned 55.97 per cent in 2007, on an average, their best in four years.
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Mumbai: Indian equity funds stormed into the Lipper list of the world's 100 top-performing stock funds of 2007, with 40 funds making a mark compared with none a year ago, as Indian shares turned in their best performance in four years.
A power sector fund from the country's largest asset manager Reliance Capital led the Indian top performers in 2007.
The top-100 list, carved out from a set of 24,887 funds tracked by global fund intelligence firm Lipper also includes five India-dedicated offshore funds.
Over the 10-year period ended December 2007, local funds are clear winners with seven of the world's top 10 funds from India.
"Indian funds had a revelling year, with the broader markets faring well and the mid- and small-cap segments outperforming their bluechip peers by a significant margin in 2007," Dhruva Raj Chatterji, research analyst with Lipper in India, said.
Country’s main stock index rose 47 per cent last year, clocking six straight years of gain, as foreign funds, attracted by strong economic growth and corporate performance, poured more than $17 billion in local shares, the highest in a single year.
The BSE Mid Cap and Small Cap indices grew faster, gaining 69 per cent and 94 per cent respectively, powering returns of funds which invested 40-48 per cent of their assets in such stocks, data from fund tracker ICRA Online Ltd showed.
Nearly three-fourths of the funds secured a place in the top 1,000, while majority of India-based funds tracking auto, pharmaceutical and battered tech stocks were pushed to the bottom with Franklin India Infotech getting the worst rank of 22,790.
Twenty-nine Chinese funds, which saw their main stock index rise 97 per cent last year, secured a place in the world's top-100 funds.
"This is just the beginning...We are not at all surprised by the performance of Indian funds as they are based on the strong foundation of our Indian economy," Vineet K Vohra, chief executive officer of ING Investment Management (India), said.
"It clearly shows India's strong story as an investment destination for an enormous opportunity," he added.
Globally, equity funds that have a track record of at least one year and are covered by Lipper, showed an average return of 2.52 per cent, but the 306 Indian funds among them delivered an average 55.64 per cent gain, Lipper data showed.
Dhruva said more than three-fourth of the Indian equity funds managed better returns than India's benchmark index in 2007 but those investing more in sectors such as steel, capital goods, realty and financial services stood out.
India's actively managed diversified equity funds returned 55.97 per cent in 2007, on an average, their best in four years.
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Sensex ends 99 pts down; Oil, power
Sensex ends 99 pts down; Oil, power
Sensex ends down nearly 100pts, RIL
After a fairly positive start, the benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty slipped into the red in a flash as several blue chip stocks, led by information technology majors, wilted under a strong bout of selling pressure.
Though the Nifty spent a better part of the next four hours in the positive territory thanks to a firm trend displayed by some of its components, the Sensex remained quite choppy and kept moving in and out of the positive territory with participants choosing every small rise as an opportunity to lighten commitments.
Though both the premier indices plunged sharply into the red with an hour to go for the closing bell, the Nifty managed to bounce back thanks to some hectic buying in some of its non-Sensex components.
While the Nifty ended the day at 6206.80 with a marginal gain of 6.70 points, the Sensex settled at 20,728.05, down 99.40 points or 0.48% from its previous closing mark. In intra-day trades today, the Sensex, which had opened with a positive gap at 20,918.23 and spurted to 20,985.62 in early trade, hit a low of 20,661.90. The Nifty touched a high of 6244.15 and a low of 6172 today.
Oil, power, realty, bank and PSU stocks were in demand today. Information technology stocks traded weak and mirroring the sharp losses posted by key stocks in that space, the BSE IT slipped by as much as 2.85% from its previous closing mark. Buying remained selective in FMCG, auto, capital goods, metal and pharma sectors.
Mid and smallcap stocks, which had taken a hammering last week, bounced back into the reckoning today. Reflecting investor interest for these stocks, the BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices moved up by 1.04% and 1.33% respectively.
Power stock NTPC, which remained quite subdued for a better part of the session, rallied smartly during the closing minutes and ended with a handsome gain of 4.65%. Heavyweight stock Reliance Industries (up 2.85%) ruled firm right through the session.
BHEL moved up by 1.6%. Reliance Communications, HDFC Bank, State Bank fo India, Ranbaxy Laboratories, ITC and DLF also closed with sharp gains. Tata Motors and Cipla gained marginal ground.
Bharti Airtel, which eased by a little over 6% to Rs 907.30, was the biggest loser in the Sensex. Wipro ended lower by 5%. Maruti Suzuki lost 4.85%. Infosys Technologies finished with a loss of 3.15%.
Tata Consultancy Services, Satyam Computer Services, HDFC, Mahindra & Mahindra, ACC, Bajaj Auto, ICICI Bank and Hindustan Unilever lost between 2% - 3%. Grasim Industries, Tata Steel, ONGC, Ambuja Cements and Reliance Energy also closed with sharp losses. Larsen & Toubro and Hindalco ended with small losses.
BPCL (7.5%), Hero Honda (6.6%), Tata Power (5.1%), Idea Cellular (4.4%) and Reliance Petroleum (2.35%) served Nifty's cause today.
Punjab National Bank, GlaxoSmithKline Pharma, Unitech and Cairn India were the other prominent gainers from the Nifty fold. GAIL India, Suzlon Energy and Zee Entertainment chipped in with modest gains.
Sun Pharmaceuticals, Nalco, HCL Technologies, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Siemens and SAIL ended with sharp losses.
Apollo Tyres, Shipping Corporation of India, Hinduja Ventures, Axis Bank, Indian Bank, Exide Industries (Indian Bank and Exide Industries rose smartly on buoyant quarterly numbers), BPCL, Jindal Steel, Welspun Gujarat, Gujarat Narmada, Alok Industries, Gujarat Industries & Power, Arvind Mills, BASF India, Neyveli Lignite Corporation, Bank of Baroda and Indian Hotels posted impressive gains.
Reliance Natural Resources gained 7.2% on strong volumes. Jaiprakash Associates moved up by 5.55% on sustained buying on the back of a good show by the company in the October-December 2007 quarter.
The market breadth was marginally positive today. Out of 2881 stocks traded on BSE, 1576 stocks closed with gains. 1283 stocks finished in the negative territory and 22 stocks ended at their previous closing levels.
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After a fairly positive start, the benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty slipped into the red in a flash as several blue chip stocks, led by information technology majors, wilted under a strong bout of selling pressure.
Though the Nifty spent a better part of the next four hours in the positive territory thanks to a firm trend displayed by some of its components, the Sensex remained quite choppy and kept moving in and out of the positive territory with participants choosing every small rise as an opportunity to lighten commitments.
Though both the premier indices plunged sharply into the red with an hour to go for the closing bell, the Nifty managed to bounce back thanks to some hectic buying in some of its non-Sensex components.
While the Nifty ended the day at 6206.80 with a marginal gain of 6.70 points, the Sensex settled at 20,728.05, down 99.40 points or 0.48% from its previous closing mark. In intra-day trades today, the Sensex, which had opened with a positive gap at 20,918.23 and spurted to 20,985.62 in early trade, hit a low of 20,661.90. The Nifty touched a high of 6244.15 and a low of 6172 today.
Oil, power, realty, bank and PSU stocks were in demand today. Information technology stocks traded weak and mirroring the sharp losses posted by key stocks in that space, the BSE IT slipped by as much as 2.85% from its previous closing mark. Buying remained selective in FMCG, auto, capital goods, metal and pharma sectors.
Mid and smallcap stocks, which had taken a hammering last week, bounced back into the reckoning today. Reflecting investor interest for these stocks, the BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices moved up by 1.04% and 1.33% respectively.
Power stock NTPC, which remained quite subdued for a better part of the session, rallied smartly during the closing minutes and ended with a handsome gain of 4.65%. Heavyweight stock Reliance Industries (up 2.85%) ruled firm right through the session.
BHEL moved up by 1.6%. Reliance Communications, HDFC Bank, State Bank fo India, Ranbaxy Laboratories, ITC and DLF also closed with sharp gains. Tata Motors and Cipla gained marginal ground.
Bharti Airtel, which eased by a little over 6% to Rs 907.30, was the biggest loser in the Sensex. Wipro ended lower by 5%. Maruti Suzuki lost 4.85%. Infosys Technologies finished with a loss of 3.15%.
Tata Consultancy Services, Satyam Computer Services, HDFC, Mahindra & Mahindra, ACC, Bajaj Auto, ICICI Bank and Hindustan Unilever lost between 2% - 3%. Grasim Industries, Tata Steel, ONGC, Ambuja Cements and Reliance Energy also closed with sharp losses. Larsen & Toubro and Hindalco ended with small losses.
BPCL (7.5%), Hero Honda (6.6%), Tata Power (5.1%), Idea Cellular (4.4%) and Reliance Petroleum (2.35%) served Nifty's cause today.
Punjab National Bank, GlaxoSmithKline Pharma, Unitech and Cairn India were the other prominent gainers from the Nifty fold. GAIL India, Suzlon Energy and Zee Entertainment chipped in with modest gains.
Sun Pharmaceuticals, Nalco, HCL Technologies, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Siemens and SAIL ended with sharp losses.
Apollo Tyres, Shipping Corporation of India, Hinduja Ventures, Axis Bank, Indian Bank, Exide Industries (Indian Bank and Exide Industries rose smartly on buoyant quarterly numbers), BPCL, Jindal Steel, Welspun Gujarat, Gujarat Narmada, Alok Industries, Gujarat Industries & Power, Arvind Mills, BASF India, Neyveli Lignite Corporation, Bank of Baroda and Indian Hotels posted impressive gains.
Reliance Natural Resources gained 7.2% on strong volumes. Jaiprakash Associates moved up by 5.55% on sustained buying on the back of a good show by the company in the October-December 2007 quarter.
The market breadth was marginally positive today. Out of 2881 stocks traded on BSE, 1576 stocks closed with gains. 1283 stocks finished in the negative territory and 22 stocks ended at their previous closing levels.
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Century's high on Worli property buzz It was just the fillip that Century Textiles' shareholders were waiting for. The scrip, after falling 7% this week and rising only about 5% in the course of the past month — at a time when the Sensex is scaling new highs everyday, — was in action on Friday on the buzz that the company has procured all permissions required for the development of its Worli property and will start work on it soon. The share rose around 4% on Friday to Rs 1,196. In the past year, Century has more than doubled its share price from Rs 450. Sources say that the labour commissioner has already forwarded its final approval note to labour minister at Sachivalaya, which means that all permissions needed for its land development plans have been obtained.
For broking houses, everything is a ‘buy’ ‘Never Say Die’ appears to be the mantra of brokerages, which have raised their price targets in mid- and small-cap space in the face of weakness across this segment. To name a few, Rajesh Exports has a new target of Rs 1,562, while current market price (CMP) is Rs 882. Similarly, Prakash Industries, whose CMP is Rs 329, has a steep target of Rs 520. Sintex has a price target of Rs 1,030 with a CMP of Rs 560. While Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn, which has a CMP of Rs 165, has a target of Rs 240. Some of the large-caps have also not been kept out of this.
The most interesting among the lot is CLSA which has given a price target of about Rs 3,400, but at the same time, come out with a Blue-Sky estimate for Reliance at Rs 5,300, terming it as a target in a bull-case scenario. The current market price stands at Rs 3,128. Surprisingly, there are very few ‘sell’ reports to come by in the market.
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Century's high on Worli property buzz It was just the fillip that Century Textiles' shareholders were waiting for. The scrip, after falling 7% this week and rising only about 5% in the course of the past month — at a time when the Sensex is scaling new highs everyday, — was in action on Friday on the buzz that the company has procured all permissions required for the development of its Worli property and will start work on it soon. The share rose around 4% on Friday to Rs 1,196. In the past year, Century has more than doubled its share price from Rs 450. Sources say that the labour commissioner has already forwarded its final approval note to labour minister at Sachivalaya, which means that all permissions needed for its land development plans have been obtained.
For broking houses, everything is a ‘buy’ ‘Never Say Die’ appears to be the mantra of brokerages, which have raised their price targets in mid- and small-cap space in the face of weakness across this segment. To name a few, Rajesh Exports has a new target of Rs 1,562, while current market price (CMP) is Rs 882. Similarly, Prakash Industries, whose CMP is Rs 329, has a steep target of Rs 520. Sintex has a price target of Rs 1,030 with a CMP of Rs 560. While Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn, which has a CMP of Rs 165, has a target of Rs 240. Some of the large-caps have also not been kept out of this.
The most interesting among the lot is CLSA which has given a price target of about Rs 3,400, but at the same time, come out with a Blue-Sky estimate for Reliance at Rs 5,300, terming it as a target in a bull-case scenario. The current market price stands at Rs 3,128. Surprisingly, there are very few ‘sell’ reports to come by in the market.
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2,031.70
2,124.95
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760.05
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Provogue (India)
B1
1,275.00
1,379.80
+ 8.22
+
Malu Paper Mills
B1
55.15
59.60
+ 8.07
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Company
Group
Prev Close (Rs)
Current Price (Rs)
% Change
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HDIL
A
1,139.80
1,321.70
+ 15.96
+
ICICI Bank
A
1,285.35
1,439.90
+ 12.02
+
Axis Bank Ltd.
A
1,056.45
1,167.45
+ 10.51
+
Bank of India
A
380.20
412.75
+ 8.56
+
DLF Ltd.
A
1,112.50
1,196.05
+ 7.51
+
Aditya Birla Nuvo
A
2,224.40
2,379.45
+ 6.97
+
Britannia Ind.
A
1,518.60
1,601.95
+ 5.49
+
Reliance Inds.
A
2,985.85
3,128.15
+ 4.77
+
Suzlon Energy Ltd.
A
2,031.70
2,124.95
+ 4.59
+
RelianceCommu.Ltd
A
760.05
793.50
+ 4.40
+
United Phosphorus
A
382.40
398.00
+ 4.08
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Company
Group
Prev Close (Rs)
Current Price (Rs)
% Change
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Bannari Amman Su
B1
887.05
1,080.00
+ 21.75
+
Sakthi Sugars
B1
92.45
110.90
+ 19.96
+
EID Parry
B1
173.90
200.20
+ 15.12
+
Mahindra Forgings Lt
B1
264.05
299.85
+ 13.56
+
Sujana Towers Ltd.
B1
192.00
211.60
+ 10.21
+
Jai Corp Ltd.
B1
1,139.40
1,252.90
+ 9.96
+
Bajaj Hindustan
B1
305.50
335.15
+ 9.71
+
Richa Knits
B1
45.05
49.25
+ 9.32
+
Geodesic Infor.Syst.
B1
205.20
222.65
+ 8.50
+
REI Agro Ltd.
B1
895.60
969.60
+ 8.26
+
Provogue (India)
B1
1,275.00
1,379.80
+ 8.22
+
Malu Paper Mills
B1
55.15
59.60
+ 8.07
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Results: Indian Bank, JP Associates, Sintex, Aban etc
Indian Bank Q3 net up 61% at Rs 307.5 cr
12 Jan, 2008, 1707 hrs IST
Indian Bank today registered 61.44 per cent rise in its net profit of Rs 307.5 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, compared to Rs 190.47 crore for the corresponding period last year. Total income increased 36.31 per cent to Rs 1676 crore for the quarter ended December 31, against Rs 1229.54 crore for the same period last year, the public sector bank said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange. The bank's business is divided into four main areas: retail, agriculture, corporate and commercial financial services, and small and medium-sized enterprises. Shares of the bank dropped 3.22 per cent to Rs 199.95 at the close of Friday's trading on the BSE.
Indian Bank Q3 net jumps 61.44%
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Geojit’s net rises 4-fold as client base widens
Mumbai, Jan 12
The net profit of Kochi-based Geojit Financial Services Ltd increased more than four times for the third quarter, with profits jumping from Rs 4.6 crore to Rs 18.9 crore. Higher revenue from increased client base and the ... More
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Jaiprakash Associates net rises 53% in Dec`07 qtr
Jaiprakash Associates announced a 52.94% rise in net profit at Rs 1560 million for the quarter ended December 2007 as compared to Rs 1020 million for the quarter ended December 2006.
Total Income increased 7.63% to Rs 10,020 million for the quarter ended December 2007 from Rs 9,310 million for the quarter ended December 2006. Jaiprakash Associates earlier known as Jaiprakash Industries (JIL) merged with Jaypee Cement (JCL) and got its current name.
Jaiprakash is an acknowledged leader in the construction of river valley and hydro power projects on turnkey basis and has been in business for more than three decades. It is the flagship company of the Jaypee group, which is a well diversified infrastructural industrial group of India with a turnover of over Rs 30,000 million (USD 650 million) that commenced its operations in 1972 as a partnership firm, then known as Jaiprakash Associates. Three decades later, the group has diversified itself into many sectors. The company executed simultaneously 13 hydro power projects spread over 6 states and the neighboring country of Bhutan for the generation of 10,290 MW of power. It has set up a 300 MW power station in Baspa, Himachal Pradesh, which is already in operation producing more than 1,200 million units of clean & green energy annually. It has also set up the 400 MW Vishnuprayag power project in Uttaranchal.
The board of directors last month approved raising funds upto USD 400 million by issue of global depository receipts (GDRs), in terms of the shareholders` approval already accorded.
Shares of the company gained Rs 15.45 , or 3.59% to end at Rs 446.4. The total volume of shares traded was 1,624,732 at the BSE.(Friday).
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Aban Offshore Q3 net zooms 2.29 times
Aban Offshore, India`s biggest offshore drilling entity in the private sector, reported today 2.29 times growth in earnings in the quarter ended December 31 to Rs 477.67 million compared with Rs 207.88 million in the prior year period. Substantial rise in revenues helped the company to post excellent earnings numbers. The company posted earnings per share (EPS) of Rs 12.64 in the quarter ended December 2007.
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Sintex Q3 earnings surge 2.17 times
Leading manufacturer of different plastic moulding and forming products, Sintex Industries announced today a 2.17 times rise in earnings in the quarter ended December 31 to Rs 553.77 million compared with Rs 254.63 million in the prior year period. Substantial rise in revenues couple with improvement in operating margin helped the company to post excellent earnings numbers. The company posted earnings per share (EPS) of Rs 4.78 in the quarter ended December 2007.
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12 Jan, 2008, 1707 hrs IST
Indian Bank today registered 61.44 per cent rise in its net profit of Rs 307.5 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, compared to Rs 190.47 crore for the corresponding period last year. Total income increased 36.31 per cent to Rs 1676 crore for the quarter ended December 31, against Rs 1229.54 crore for the same period last year, the public sector bank said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange. The bank's business is divided into four main areas: retail, agriculture, corporate and commercial financial services, and small and medium-sized enterprises. Shares of the bank dropped 3.22 per cent to Rs 199.95 at the close of Friday's trading on the BSE.
Indian Bank Q3 net jumps 61.44%
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Geojit’s net rises 4-fold as client base widens
Mumbai, Jan 12
The net profit of Kochi-based Geojit Financial Services Ltd increased more than four times for the third quarter, with profits jumping from Rs 4.6 crore to Rs 18.9 crore. Higher revenue from increased client base and the ... More
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Jaiprakash Associates net rises 53% in Dec`07 qtr
Jaiprakash Associates announced a 52.94% rise in net profit at Rs 1560 million for the quarter ended December 2007 as compared to Rs 1020 million for the quarter ended December 2006.
Total Income increased 7.63% to Rs 10,020 million for the quarter ended December 2007 from Rs 9,310 million for the quarter ended December 2006. Jaiprakash Associates earlier known as Jaiprakash Industries (JIL) merged with Jaypee Cement (JCL) and got its current name.
Jaiprakash is an acknowledged leader in the construction of river valley and hydro power projects on turnkey basis and has been in business for more than three decades. It is the flagship company of the Jaypee group, which is a well diversified infrastructural industrial group of India with a turnover of over Rs 30,000 million (USD 650 million) that commenced its operations in 1972 as a partnership firm, then known as Jaiprakash Associates. Three decades later, the group has diversified itself into many sectors. The company executed simultaneously 13 hydro power projects spread over 6 states and the neighboring country of Bhutan for the generation of 10,290 MW of power. It has set up a 300 MW power station in Baspa, Himachal Pradesh, which is already in operation producing more than 1,200 million units of clean & green energy annually. It has also set up the 400 MW Vishnuprayag power project in Uttaranchal.
The board of directors last month approved raising funds upto USD 400 million by issue of global depository receipts (GDRs), in terms of the shareholders` approval already accorded.
Shares of the company gained Rs 15.45 , or 3.59% to end at Rs 446.4. The total volume of shares traded was 1,624,732 at the BSE.(Friday).
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Aban Offshore Q3 net zooms 2.29 times
Aban Offshore, India`s biggest offshore drilling entity in the private sector, reported today 2.29 times growth in earnings in the quarter ended December 31 to Rs 477.67 million compared with Rs 207.88 million in the prior year period. Substantial rise in revenues helped the company to post excellent earnings numbers. The company posted earnings per share (EPS) of Rs 12.64 in the quarter ended December 2007.
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Sintex Q3 earnings surge 2.17 times
Leading manufacturer of different plastic moulding and forming products, Sintex Industries announced today a 2.17 times rise in earnings in the quarter ended December 31 to Rs 553.77 million compared with Rs 254.63 million in the prior year period. Substantial rise in revenues couple with improvement in operating margin helped the company to post excellent earnings numbers. The company posted earnings per share (EPS) of Rs 4.78 in the quarter ended December 2007.
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Rights issue mop-up hits new high at Rs 14,000 cr in 2007
Indian Bank Q3 net up 61.45% at Rs 307.50 cr
Elecon Engg gets orders worth Rs 15.7 cr
'Instead of Autos we will buy Nano'
Demat accounts see a surge in Oct-Dec 2007
Big Nano effect: 15m households as prospective car buyers
Rel Power grey prices fall
BoB to enlarge foreign footprint
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Rediff.com
Ratan Tata, the ugly duckling
How the Rs 1-lakh car was made
Is your fund house opportunistic?
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Myiris.com
Cords Cable Industries IPO to open on Jan 21
Porwal Auto Components to list on bourses on Jan 14
Sun TV arm inks pact with SAMTL for 6.98% stake in SAFL
Centre announces 10-yr IT holiday for industrial park devps
SEBI recommends 3-year index options
Future Group scouting for buys in food and fashion retail space
Kirloskar Pneumatic to start roadrailer manufacturing
NALCO inks deal with Indonesia for smelter project
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Rights issue mop-up hits new high at Rs 14,000 cr in 2007
Indian Bank Q3 net up 61.45% at Rs 307.50 cr
Elecon Engg gets orders worth Rs 15.7 cr
'Instead of Autos we will buy Nano'
Demat accounts see a surge in Oct-Dec 2007
Big Nano effect: 15m households as prospective car buyers
Rel Power grey prices fall
BoB to enlarge foreign footprint
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Rediff.com
Ratan Tata, the ugly duckling
How the Rs 1-lakh car was made
Is your fund house opportunistic?
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Myiris.com
Cords Cable Industries IPO to open on Jan 21
Porwal Auto Components to list on bourses on Jan 14
Sun TV arm inks pact with SAMTL for 6.98% stake in SAFL
Centre announces 10-yr IT holiday for industrial park devps
SEBI recommends 3-year index options
Future Group scouting for buys in food and fashion retail space
Kirloskar Pneumatic to start roadrailer manufacturing
NALCO inks deal with Indonesia for smelter project
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Weekly wrap up: Market ends mix
Weekly wrap up: Market ends mix
Indian benchmark index, Sensex gained marginally in the week ended Jan. 11 2008, helped by foreign inflows and some build-up of positions ahead of the results season. Whereas, broad based Nifty shows reverse trend. Except banking and realty, all other sectoral stocks fell during the week. Mid-cap and small-cap shares were corrected sharply.
The 30 share index, Sensex added 140.56 points, or 0.68%, to 20,827.45 in the week ended Jan. 11, 2008, whereas the broad based NSE Nifty fell 74.2 points, or 1.18%, to 6,200.1 in the same period. The mid-cap index lost 6.67%, while the small-cap index plunged 8.57% over the week. Only gainers in sectoral indices were BSE Bankex index gained 4.82% and Realty index gained 1.48%. Major losers include, Metal index declined 7.62%, Consumer durable index lost 8.22%, IT index plunged 4.36%, Auto Index fell 4.83% and Health Care index declined 4.80% over the week. Overseas investors were net buyers in equities worth Rs 6.16 billion in the period of January 7 to 10. As per the provisional figures, overseas investors bought net of Rs 1.07 billion worth equities on January 11. On the other hand, Indian mutual funds were net sellers in equities to the tune Rs 1.12 billion in the period of January 7 to 10.
Major Corporate Developments
Shares climbed after Tata Motors introduced much awaited Rs 1-lakh car named as `NANO` at the Auto Expo in the capital. The car will be launched in India later in 2008.
Infosys Technologies, India`s second largest software exporter, registered a 25.20% growth in consolidated earnings in quarter ended December 07 to Rs 12.31 billion on Y-o-Y basis. In the same period, consolidated revenue grew 16.90% to Rs 42.71 billion on Y-o-Y basis.
Shares of ICICI Bank, the second largest lender in India, touched a record after the company announced plans to list four divisions to select investors. Leading engineering and construction major, Larsen & Toubro announced the company bagged various new projects worth over Rs 35 billion.
Jaiprakash Hydro Power, a part of the Jaypee Group, disclosed a phenomenal jump of 2.78 times in net profits for the quarter ended in December 2007 to Rs 69.40 million from Rs 25 million in the quarter ended December 2006.
Inflation
The whole-sale price index based inflation for the week ended Dec. 29, 2007 remained unaltered from its previous week`s level of 3.50%.
IIP at 5.3%
Growth in India`s industrial production (IIP) plunged to 5.3% in November this fiscal from 15.8% in the same period last year following a huge decline in the manufacturing sector.
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Indian benchmark index, Sensex gained marginally in the week ended Jan. 11 2008, helped by foreign inflows and some build-up of positions ahead of the results season. Whereas, broad based Nifty shows reverse trend. Except banking and realty, all other sectoral stocks fell during the week. Mid-cap and small-cap shares were corrected sharply.
The 30 share index, Sensex added 140.56 points, or 0.68%, to 20,827.45 in the week ended Jan. 11, 2008, whereas the broad based NSE Nifty fell 74.2 points, or 1.18%, to 6,200.1 in the same period. The mid-cap index lost 6.67%, while the small-cap index plunged 8.57% over the week. Only gainers in sectoral indices were BSE Bankex index gained 4.82% and Realty index gained 1.48%. Major losers include, Metal index declined 7.62%, Consumer durable index lost 8.22%, IT index plunged 4.36%, Auto Index fell 4.83% and Health Care index declined 4.80% over the week. Overseas investors were net buyers in equities worth Rs 6.16 billion in the period of January 7 to 10. As per the provisional figures, overseas investors bought net of Rs 1.07 billion worth equities on January 11. On the other hand, Indian mutual funds were net sellers in equities to the tune Rs 1.12 billion in the period of January 7 to 10.
Major Corporate Developments
Shares climbed after Tata Motors introduced much awaited Rs 1-lakh car named as `NANO` at the Auto Expo in the capital. The car will be launched in India later in 2008.
Infosys Technologies, India`s second largest software exporter, registered a 25.20% growth in consolidated earnings in quarter ended December 07 to Rs 12.31 billion on Y-o-Y basis. In the same period, consolidated revenue grew 16.90% to Rs 42.71 billion on Y-o-Y basis.
Shares of ICICI Bank, the second largest lender in India, touched a record after the company announced plans to list four divisions to select investors. Leading engineering and construction major, Larsen & Toubro announced the company bagged various new projects worth over Rs 35 billion.
Jaiprakash Hydro Power, a part of the Jaypee Group, disclosed a phenomenal jump of 2.78 times in net profits for the quarter ended in December 2007 to Rs 69.40 million from Rs 25 million in the quarter ended December 2006.
Inflation
The whole-sale price index based inflation for the week ended Dec. 29, 2007 remained unaltered from its previous week`s level of 3.50%.
IIP at 5.3%
Growth in India`s industrial production (IIP) plunged to 5.3% in November this fiscal from 15.8% in the same period last year following a huge decline in the manufacturing sector.
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