Tata Steel FY08 net zooms 195%
Mumbai: Tata Steel Group has posted a three-fold jump in its consolidated net profit at Rs 12,349.98 crore for the year ended March 31, 2008 (FY08) when compared with Rs 4,177.27 crore for FY07.
According to an official release issued by the company to the BSE today, total income has increased to Rs 1,32,110.09 crore for the year ended March 31, 2008, from Rs 25,650.45 crore for the year ended March 31, 2007.
On a stand-alone basis, the company has posted a net profit of Rs 4,687.03 crore for FY08 as compared to Rs 4,222.15 crore for the year ended March 31, 2007.
Total income has increased to Rs 20,028.28 crore for FY08 from Rs 17,984.76 crore for FY07.
The board of the company has recommended a dividend of 160%, i.e. Rs 16/share for FY08.UTVi spoke exclusively to Philip Varin, CEO, Corus, who said that the increase in whole material costs is inevitable.
While , B Muthuraman, MD of Tata Steel, believes that India's demand for steel would increase, despite stagnant growth."We have contracts...one year contracts. In a situation when an increase in the material costs happen, in time it will become comfortable as we are able pass this cost increase to our consumers," said Philip Varin, CEO, Corus.
"Growth could go down to 6-6.5%. If you look at steel, India imported 6-7 million tonne last year as opposed to 8-9 million tonne this year. India's demand for steel will increase irrespective of stagnant growth," said B Muthuraman , MD, Tata Steel.
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26 June 2008
Mkts: Sensex gains over 200 pts; RIL shines
Mkts: Sensex gains over 200 pts; RIL shines
Taking cues from firm global markets, equities opened on a rousing note on the major Indian bourses this morning. But a strong wave of selling that erupted in late morning trades, pushed the Sensex by over 200 points from an early high and down into the red around noon.
However, thanks to some frenzied buying - largely on short-covering due to expiry of June series derivatives contracts - in a few blue chip stocks, including heavyweight Reliance Industries, the barometer bounced back smartly and signed off on a positive note this afternoon. Besides a few oil majors, some key stocks from information technology, metal and auto sectors also ended on a high note today.
While the Sensex ended with a gain of 201.75 points or 1.42% at 14,421.82, around 28 points down from its intra-day high of 14,449.81, the Nifty settled at 4315.85 with a gain of 63.20 points or 1.49%. In intra-day trades today, the Nifty hit a high of 4324.75 and a low of 4230.
Reliance Industries ended the day with a handsome gain of 4.9% on strong volumes. Ambuja Cements, the top gainer among Sensex stocks, closed 6% up at Rs 87.50. Wipro moved up by 5.15%. Cipla ended stronger by 4.4%.
Satyam Computer Services, Tata Motors and HDFC gained 3% - 3.5%. ITC and Mahindra & Mahindra advanced by 2.7% and 2.35% respectively. Larsen & Toubro, Tata Steel, Infosys Technologies, Reliance Infrastructure and State Bank of India gained 1% - 2%. ACC and ONGC ended with modest gains while ICICI Bank and Tata Consultancy Services closed flat.
Reliance Communications, Maruti Suzuki, Hindalco, Ranbaxy Laboratories, DLF, Hindustan Unilever, Bharti Airtel, HDFC Bank and NTPC closed with sharp losses. Jaiprakash Associates, Grasim Industries and BHEL also finished on a weak note.
Tata Communications (up 9.3% to Rs 394.15) was the biggest gainer in the Nifty pack. Power Grid shot up by 5.7%. HCL Technologies notched up a handsome gain of 5.4%. GAIL India, Sun Pharmaceuticals, SAIL, Nalco, Reliance Petroleum, Hero Honda, ABB, Tata Power, Unitech, Sterlite Industries, Cairn India and Siemens also ended on a highly positive note today.
Following the Union Cabinet approving the new fertiliser policy, fertiliser stocks had a nice ride up the charts today. Chambal Fertilizers, Nagarjuna Fertilizers & Chemicals, Gujarat State Fertilizers, Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers, National Fertilizers and Tata Chemicals, all had a good run in the positive zone today.
Despite enjoying a good spell in the positive territory, several midcap stocks ended the day on a weak note due to selling at higher levels. However, a number of smallcap stocks held on to their gains. The market breadth was positive. Out of 2698 stocks traded on BSE, 1483 stocks ended on a winning note. 1143 stocks closed with losses and 72 stocks ended at their previous closing levels.
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Taking cues from firm global markets, equities opened on a rousing note on the major Indian bourses this morning. But a strong wave of selling that erupted in late morning trades, pushed the Sensex by over 200 points from an early high and down into the red around noon.
However, thanks to some frenzied buying - largely on short-covering due to expiry of June series derivatives contracts - in a few blue chip stocks, including heavyweight Reliance Industries, the barometer bounced back smartly and signed off on a positive note this afternoon. Besides a few oil majors, some key stocks from information technology, metal and auto sectors also ended on a high note today.
While the Sensex ended with a gain of 201.75 points or 1.42% at 14,421.82, around 28 points down from its intra-day high of 14,449.81, the Nifty settled at 4315.85 with a gain of 63.20 points or 1.49%. In intra-day trades today, the Nifty hit a high of 4324.75 and a low of 4230.
Reliance Industries ended the day with a handsome gain of 4.9% on strong volumes. Ambuja Cements, the top gainer among Sensex stocks, closed 6% up at Rs 87.50. Wipro moved up by 5.15%. Cipla ended stronger by 4.4%.
Satyam Computer Services, Tata Motors and HDFC gained 3% - 3.5%. ITC and Mahindra & Mahindra advanced by 2.7% and 2.35% respectively. Larsen & Toubro, Tata Steel, Infosys Technologies, Reliance Infrastructure and State Bank of India gained 1% - 2%. ACC and ONGC ended with modest gains while ICICI Bank and Tata Consultancy Services closed flat.
Reliance Communications, Maruti Suzuki, Hindalco, Ranbaxy Laboratories, DLF, Hindustan Unilever, Bharti Airtel, HDFC Bank and NTPC closed with sharp losses. Jaiprakash Associates, Grasim Industries and BHEL also finished on a weak note.
Tata Communications (up 9.3% to Rs 394.15) was the biggest gainer in the Nifty pack. Power Grid shot up by 5.7%. HCL Technologies notched up a handsome gain of 5.4%. GAIL India, Sun Pharmaceuticals, SAIL, Nalco, Reliance Petroleum, Hero Honda, ABB, Tata Power, Unitech, Sterlite Industries, Cairn India and Siemens also ended on a highly positive note today.
Following the Union Cabinet approving the new fertiliser policy, fertiliser stocks had a nice ride up the charts today. Chambal Fertilizers, Nagarjuna Fertilizers & Chemicals, Gujarat State Fertilizers, Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers, National Fertilizers and Tata Chemicals, all had a good run in the positive zone today.
Despite enjoying a good spell in the positive territory, several midcap stocks ended the day on a weak note due to selling at higher levels. However, a number of smallcap stocks held on to their gains. The market breadth was positive. Out of 2698 stocks traded on BSE, 1483 stocks ended on a winning note. 1143 stocks closed with losses and 72 stocks ended at their previous closing levels.
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25 June 2008
Equities snap losing streak: RIL ends 4% up
Equities snap losing streak: RIL ends 4% up
Short covering ahead of expiry, Nifty support at 4100
Fresh buying as well as short covering at lower levels saw equities close higher Wednesday. Gains in heavy weight Reliance Industries and ONGC supported the benchmarks while losses in HDFC capped gains.
Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex closed at 14,234.79, up 128 points or 0.90 per cent. The index touched a high of 14,248.65 and low of 13,731.54 in the day. National Stock Exchange’s Nifty ended at 4,249.65 up 58.55 points or 1.39 per cent. The broader-Index touched an intra-day high of 4,264.55 and low of 4,093.20.
BSE Midcap Index closed 0.59 per cent higher at 5,746.66 and BSE Smallcap Index ended 0.74 per cent up at 7,058. Biggest Sensex gainers were Reliance Communications (up 7.2%), Tata Steel (4.46%), DLF (4.19%), Reliance Infrastructure (4.17%), Tata Consultancy Services (4%) and Bharti Airtel (3.98%). HDFC (down 4.29%), Wipro (2.91%), Cipla (2.75%), Infosys Technologies (2.48%) and ITC (2.46%) were the losers. Market breadth turned positive with 1382 advances and 1251 declines. (All figures are provisional) .
Equities snap losing streak: RIL ends 4% up
Sensex regains lost ground; Tata Steel, TCS support
Nifty June flat to spot; oil & gas, metals gain
Nifty holds gains; global cues aid
Short covering in oil & gas, Nifty June discount widens
Market recoups losses, but banks still suffer
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Mkts end higher led by short covering; shrug off rate hike
It was a smart pull back rally for the markets on strong volumes in last one hour of trade after remained volatile for major part of the day, ahead of F&O expiry day for the month of June. It was mainly because of short covering in the F&O market, which has started in yesterday's trade. It shrugged off completely the effect of RBIs move, which hiked Repo rate and CRR by 50 bps each yesterday. Rally in late trade led by oil, telecom, and select metal, IT and capital goods stocks. Midcap and small cap stocks also bounced back.
Markets had witnessed sharp sell off in opening trade due to RBI's move but managed to show sharp recovery in the first one hour of trade itself and turned into choppy mode since then. The Nifty went below 4100 mark and the Sensex below 14000 in early trade. But due to smart buying support and short covering in F&O, markets jumped up in late trade.
The Sensex has recovered nearly 488 points and the Nifty 159 points from day's low of 13,731.54 and 4093.20, respectively. The Nifty closed at 4252.65, up 61.55 points or 1.47% and the Sensex at 14,220.07, up 113.49 points or 0.8% after hitting an intraday high of 4264.55 and 14,248.65.
Main contributors in today's rally were Reliance Industries, Reliance Comm, Bharti Airtel, Tata Steel, BHEL, TCS, DLF and ONGC.Amongst frontliners, Unitech was up 7.87%, Reliance Communication 7.30%, Tata Steel 4.43%, DLF 4.30% and Reliance Infrastructure 4.17% while HDFC lost -4.29%, Wipro -2.91%, Cipla -2.54%, Infosys -2.48% and Power Grid Corp -2.76%.
More @Mkts end higher led by short covering; shrug off rate hike
Buzzers-
LG Bros up 20%; Renold to acquire Industrial Chain Biz Of~LG Balakrishnan For 5.7 m Pounds-Niraj Cem up 20%; Recent listing-
GHCL up 10%; Dow Chem to increase prices by another 25% in July-
Spice up 17.2%; market believes that Spice group will pump more money in Spice Mobile
-Sasken Comm, HOEC, BOI, Punj Lloyd, Shree Renuka, Rel Cap.
F&O Snapshot
Nifty rollover at 53%, Market wide at 53%
Short covering seen in the Nifty futures
Nifty June at 8 pts discount Vs 19 pts disc in the morning
July futures at 42 pts disc Vs 50.7 pts disc in the morning
Cement and construction continued to witness strong rollovers
Options:
Nifty 4200 July call adds 12.9 lakh shares
Nifty 4300 July call adds 10.3 lakh shares
Nifty 4000 July put adds 6.8 lakh shares
Star Trade:Sasken up 14%; adds 2.4 lakh shares in July
Fresh Longs:Hind Oil up 9%; adds 12 lakh shares in JulyCentury Text up 9.3%; adds 5.5 lakh shares in JulyBombay Deying up 8.4%; adds 2.1 lakh shares in JulyEssar Oil up 4.3%; adds 8.6 lakh shares in JulyReliance Ind up 3.5%; adds 16.7 lakhs shares in July Tata Steel up 3.8%; adds 21.9 lakh shares in JulyRPL up 4.5%; adds 1.1 cr shares in July SAIL up 3.2%; adds 55 lakh shares in July
Short Covering:Bank of India up 8.5%; sheds 1.7 lakh shares in July
Fresh Short :Oriental Bank dn 6%; adds 3.3 lakh shares in JulyYes Bank dn 4.5%; adds 6.6 lakh shares in July.
Source: ET, Moneycontrol.com
Short covering ahead of expiry, Nifty support at 4100
Fresh buying as well as short covering at lower levels saw equities close higher Wednesday. Gains in heavy weight Reliance Industries and ONGC supported the benchmarks while losses in HDFC capped gains.
Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex closed at 14,234.79, up 128 points or 0.90 per cent. The index touched a high of 14,248.65 and low of 13,731.54 in the day. National Stock Exchange’s Nifty ended at 4,249.65 up 58.55 points or 1.39 per cent. The broader-Index touched an intra-day high of 4,264.55 and low of 4,093.20.
BSE Midcap Index closed 0.59 per cent higher at 5,746.66 and BSE Smallcap Index ended 0.74 per cent up at 7,058. Biggest Sensex gainers were Reliance Communications (up 7.2%), Tata Steel (4.46%), DLF (4.19%), Reliance Infrastructure (4.17%), Tata Consultancy Services (4%) and Bharti Airtel (3.98%). HDFC (down 4.29%), Wipro (2.91%), Cipla (2.75%), Infosys Technologies (2.48%) and ITC (2.46%) were the losers. Market breadth turned positive with 1382 advances and 1251 declines. (All figures are provisional) .
Equities snap losing streak: RIL ends 4% up
Sensex regains lost ground; Tata Steel, TCS support
Nifty June flat to spot; oil & gas, metals gain
Nifty holds gains; global cues aid
Short covering in oil & gas, Nifty June discount widens
Market recoups losses, but banks still suffer
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Mkts end higher led by short covering; shrug off rate hike
It was a smart pull back rally for the markets on strong volumes in last one hour of trade after remained volatile for major part of the day, ahead of F&O expiry day for the month of June. It was mainly because of short covering in the F&O market, which has started in yesterday's trade. It shrugged off completely the effect of RBIs move, which hiked Repo rate and CRR by 50 bps each yesterday. Rally in late trade led by oil, telecom, and select metal, IT and capital goods stocks. Midcap and small cap stocks also bounced back.
Markets had witnessed sharp sell off in opening trade due to RBI's move but managed to show sharp recovery in the first one hour of trade itself and turned into choppy mode since then. The Nifty went below 4100 mark and the Sensex below 14000 in early trade. But due to smart buying support and short covering in F&O, markets jumped up in late trade.
The Sensex has recovered nearly 488 points and the Nifty 159 points from day's low of 13,731.54 and 4093.20, respectively. The Nifty closed at 4252.65, up 61.55 points or 1.47% and the Sensex at 14,220.07, up 113.49 points or 0.8% after hitting an intraday high of 4264.55 and 14,248.65.
Main contributors in today's rally were Reliance Industries, Reliance Comm, Bharti Airtel, Tata Steel, BHEL, TCS, DLF and ONGC.Amongst frontliners, Unitech was up 7.87%, Reliance Communication 7.30%, Tata Steel 4.43%, DLF 4.30% and Reliance Infrastructure 4.17% while HDFC lost -4.29%, Wipro -2.91%, Cipla -2.54%, Infosys -2.48% and Power Grid Corp -2.76%.
More @Mkts end higher led by short covering; shrug off rate hike
Buzzers-
LG Bros up 20%; Renold to acquire Industrial Chain Biz Of~LG Balakrishnan For 5.7 m Pounds-Niraj Cem up 20%; Recent listing-
GHCL up 10%; Dow Chem to increase prices by another 25% in July-
Spice up 17.2%; market believes that Spice group will pump more money in Spice Mobile
-Sasken Comm, HOEC, BOI, Punj Lloyd, Shree Renuka, Rel Cap.
F&O Snapshot
Nifty rollover at 53%, Market wide at 53%
Short covering seen in the Nifty futures
Nifty June at 8 pts discount Vs 19 pts disc in the morning
July futures at 42 pts disc Vs 50.7 pts disc in the morning
Cement and construction continued to witness strong rollovers
Options:
Nifty 4200 July call adds 12.9 lakh shares
Nifty 4300 July call adds 10.3 lakh shares
Nifty 4000 July put adds 6.8 lakh shares
Star Trade:Sasken up 14%; adds 2.4 lakh shares in July
Fresh Longs:Hind Oil up 9%; adds 12 lakh shares in JulyCentury Text up 9.3%; adds 5.5 lakh shares in JulyBombay Deying up 8.4%; adds 2.1 lakh shares in JulyEssar Oil up 4.3%; adds 8.6 lakh shares in JulyReliance Ind up 3.5%; adds 16.7 lakhs shares in July Tata Steel up 3.8%; adds 21.9 lakh shares in JulyRPL up 4.5%; adds 1.1 cr shares in July SAIL up 3.2%; adds 55 lakh shares in July
Short Covering:Bank of India up 8.5%; sheds 1.7 lakh shares in July
Fresh Short :Oriental Bank dn 6%; adds 3.3 lakh shares in JulyYes Bank dn 4.5%; adds 6.6 lakh shares in July.
Source: ET, Moneycontrol.com
Working from home she runs a Rs one crore company: Rediff Special
Working from home she runs a Rs one crore company
That's very easy," laughs Namita Sibal when asked how she manages both business and family. The 35-year-old mother of two, along with friend Manisha Gupta started indianartcollectors.com a Web site that acts as a platform between art collectors and artists/painters.
Her day begins at 6.30. After packing off her kids to school and husband to office ("husbands are like children too", she chuckles) by 9.30 she gets back to work. Two hours of web surfing later she goes to the gym for an hour.
By the time her children come back home at 2.30 pm she has almost done a good part of her job.
"It is such an easy business model and that's why I opted for it," she says about indianartcollectors. In just three years this team of two has notched revenue of Rs 60 lakh just by helping get art collectors (buyers) and artists (sellers) together. They estimate to end the year 2008 with a revenue of Rs one crore says an emphatic Namita.
Here she discusses the story behind Indianartcollectors and how the business actually works with rediff.com's Prasanna D Zore.
More @ http://www.rediff.com/getahead/2008/may/20namita.htm
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That's very easy," laughs Namita Sibal when asked how she manages both business and family. The 35-year-old mother of two, along with friend Manisha Gupta started indianartcollectors.com a Web site that acts as a platform between art collectors and artists/painters.
Her day begins at 6.30. After packing off her kids to school and husband to office ("husbands are like children too", she chuckles) by 9.30 she gets back to work. Two hours of web surfing later she goes to the gym for an hour.
By the time her children come back home at 2.30 pm she has almost done a good part of her job.
"It is such an easy business model and that's why I opted for it," she says about indianartcollectors. In just three years this team of two has notched revenue of Rs 60 lakh just by helping get art collectors (buyers) and artists (sellers) together. They estimate to end the year 2008 with a revenue of Rs one crore says an emphatic Namita.
Here she discusses the story behind Indianartcollectors and how the business actually works with rediff.com's Prasanna D Zore.
More @ http://www.rediff.com/getahead/2008/may/20namita.htm
Other Rediff specials:
7 investment risks and how to deal with them
How to use credit card reward points
How to cut down your fuel bill
Information You Can Use
• CIMAP opens PhD admissions• Want a career in the airlines?
• Diploma in Business Admin• • BE, BTech, ME, MTech progs
• Interested in nano technology? • PG degrees in management
• Diploma in Computer Appns• IGNOU's BA in Intl Hospitality
• XIME opens Exec MBA prog• Distance Engg & Mgmt progs
• IMTECH opens PhD progs• IIM-L's executive MBA• Want a foreign MBA?
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24 June 2008
RBI hikes repo rate, CRR by 50bps: UTVi.com
RBI hikes repo rate, CRR by 50bps
RBI hikes key rates, loans to be dearer
RBI announces Monetary Measures
Click here to download the RBI release
Important developments have taken place in recent weeks with regard to inflation. To assess these developments, it is important to recognise the key forces at work. The escalation in inflation last week mainly reflects the pass-through of international crude prices to domestic prices effected on June 5, 2008. Unlike in some mature economies, however, the pass-through is not occurring on a continuous basis in developing economies including India. Thus, the policy response to the escalation in crude prices could be somewhat similar to other countries but tailored to suit our conditions.
Besides oil prices, there are some underlying inflationary pressures impacting inflation in India. Inflation, based on variations in the wholesale price index (WPI) on a year-on-year basis, increased to 11.05 per cent as on June 7, 2008 from 7.75 per cent at end-March 2008 and 4.28 per cent a year ago. Excluding the fuel sub-group, inflation rose to 9.61 per cent from 5.92 per cent a year ago. Excluding fuel and food, inflation was 10.33 per cent as against 6.33 per cent in the corresponding period of the preceding year. inflation based on the consumer price index (CPI) for industrial workers (IW) and urban non-manual employees (UNME) stood at 7.81 per cent and 6.99 per cent, respectively, on a year-on-year basis in April 2008 as compared with 6.67 per cent and 7.74 per cent a year ago. Inflation based on CPI for agricultural labourers (AL) and rural labourers (RL) stood at 9.11 per cent and 8.84 per cent in May 2008, respectively, as compared with 8.22 per cent and 7.90 per cent a year ago. Therefore, it is important to recognise that an adjustment of overall aggregate demand on an economy-wide basis is warranted to ensure that generalised instability does not develop and erodes the hard-earned gains in terms of both outcomes of and positive sentiments on India's growth momentum.
The urgency of this broader, albeit somewhat painful but timely contraction has to be viewed in the context of the new reality of high and volatile energy prices not necessarily being a temporary phenomenon any longer. Monetary policy recognises the need to smoothen and enable this adjustment so that inflation expectations are contained. The Reserve Bank has been acting pre-emptively from April 2008 onwards, keeping in view the lagged effects of such measures on the economy. Accordingly, the cash reserve ratio (CRR) was raised by 25 basis points each from the fortnights beginning April 26, May 10 and May 24, 2008. On May 30, 2008 special market operations were announced to alleviate the binding financing constraints faced by public oil companies in importing POL as also to minimise the potential adverse consequences for financial markets in which these oil companies are important participants. Subsequent to the announcement of the oil price hike, the repo rate was increased by 25 basis points on June 11, 2008.
This calibrated approach on an ongoing basis and in a timely manner draws upon the lessons from managing these challenges in the recent period. Graduated monetary policy actions undertaken since September 2004 to withdraw monetary accommodation have successfully moderated signs of overheating that emerged in 2006-07 and continue to have some stabilising influence on the economy. Supply management strategies undertaken by the Government of India are also working through the economy.
However, on a year-on-year basis, money supply (M3) increased by 21.4 per cent as on June 6, 2008 over and above the growth of 21.0 per cent a year ago and well above the indicative projection of 16.5-17.0 per cent set for 2008-09 in the Annual Policy Statement of April 2008. Similarly, reserve money increased by 28.5 per cent on June 13, 2008 as compared with 24.6 per cent a year ago. Aggregate deposits rose by 23.2 per cent on a year-on-year basis on June 6, 2008 which is above the indicative projection of 17.0 per cent for 2008-09. Non-food credit growth was 26.2 per cent and was also above the indicative projection of 20.0 per cent.
At this juncture, the overriding priority for monetary policy is to eschew any further intensification of inflationary pressures and to firmly anchor inflation expectations. Several positive factors that currently exist need to be recognised. Relative to several other emerging economies, the Indian economy has, by and large, a reasonable supply-demand balance which provides some insulation in managing this unprecedented shock from global oil markets. Domestic financial markets and institutions have been largely secured against the contagion from the unsettled conditions in international financial markets. Furthermore, India is somewhat de-coupled from the intensifying global food crisis in view of the improvement in domestic agricultural performance. The external sector is strong and resilient with modest current account deficits relative to the size of the economy and has a comfortable level of foreign exchange reserves. Accordingly, the major focus of public policy at the current juncture needs to be on dealing with the impact of the escalation of international crude prices in a well-managed and smooth adjustment that draws on demonstrated strengths and positive outcomes. Moderating and managing aggregate demand so that pressures on prices are not intensified is a critical element of this approach.
In this regard, monetary policy has to urgently address aggregate demand pressures which appear to be strongly in evidence. First, inflation has increased to a 13-year high and inflation expectations have been driven up by unrelenting pressures from international commodity prices, particularly crude and metals. Second, investment demand continues to be strong, growing in the range of 14-19 per cent annually since 2002-03 and currently constituting 36 per cent of GDP. This is also reflected in the pick-up in the growth of domestic capital goods production in April 2008 after some deceleration in January-March. Furthermore, consumption demand appears to be reviving the production of consumer goods, with a turnaround in the production of durables. Third, with merchandise imports running ahead of exports, the trade deficit widened sizeably in 2007-08 and has continued to expand in April 2008. Although large oil imports appear to be the main driver, non-oil imports have also increased at a considerable pace, contributing more than 60 per cent of the overall import growth in April 2008 and reflecting the pressure of domestic demand. There has also been some tightening of external financing conditions in the ongoing global financial turmoil. Fourth, fiscal pressures are emerging due to the possibility of enhanced subsidies on account of food, fertiliser and POL as well as for financing deferred liabilities relating to farm loan waivers with implications for additional pressures on aggregate demand, and with potential spillovers into the external sector.
The overall stance of monetary policy in 2008-09 was set in terms of ensuring a monetary and interest rate environment that accords high priority to price stability, well-anchored inflation expectations and orderly conditions in financial markets while being conducive to continuation of the growth momentum with due emphasis on credit quality and credit delivery. It was resolved to respond swiftly on a continuing basis to the evolving constellation of adverse international developments and to the domestic situation impinging on inflation expectations, financial stability and growth momentum, with both conventional and unconventional measures, as appropriate.
Consistent with the stance of monetary policy as set out above and on the basis of incoming information on domestic and global macroeconomic and financial developments, it has been decided to take the following measures:
(a) The repo rate under the Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) is increased from 8.00 per cent to 8.50 per cent with immediate effect.
(b) The cash reserve ratio (CRR) of the scheduled commercial banks, regional rural banks (RRBs), scheduled state co-operative banks and scheduled primary (urban) co-operative banks is being increased by 50 basis points to 8.75 per cent in two stages, effective from specified fortnights as indicated below:
Effective date CRR on net demand and time liabilities (%)
July 5, 2008 8.50
July 19, 2008 8.75
In view of the criticality of anchoring inflation expectations, a continuous heightened vigil over ensuing monetary and macroeconomic developments is warranted to enable swift responses with appropriate measures as necessary, consistent with the monetary policy stance.
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RBI hikes key rates, loans to be dearer
RBI announces Monetary Measures
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Important developments have taken place in recent weeks with regard to inflation. To assess these developments, it is important to recognise the key forces at work. The escalation in inflation last week mainly reflects the pass-through of international crude prices to domestic prices effected on June 5, 2008. Unlike in some mature economies, however, the pass-through is not occurring on a continuous basis in developing economies including India. Thus, the policy response to the escalation in crude prices could be somewhat similar to other countries but tailored to suit our conditions.
Besides oil prices, there are some underlying inflationary pressures impacting inflation in India. Inflation, based on variations in the wholesale price index (WPI) on a year-on-year basis, increased to 11.05 per cent as on June 7, 2008 from 7.75 per cent at end-March 2008 and 4.28 per cent a year ago. Excluding the fuel sub-group, inflation rose to 9.61 per cent from 5.92 per cent a year ago. Excluding fuel and food, inflation was 10.33 per cent as against 6.33 per cent in the corresponding period of the preceding year. inflation based on the consumer price index (CPI) for industrial workers (IW) and urban non-manual employees (UNME) stood at 7.81 per cent and 6.99 per cent, respectively, on a year-on-year basis in April 2008 as compared with 6.67 per cent and 7.74 per cent a year ago. Inflation based on CPI for agricultural labourers (AL) and rural labourers (RL) stood at 9.11 per cent and 8.84 per cent in May 2008, respectively, as compared with 8.22 per cent and 7.90 per cent a year ago. Therefore, it is important to recognise that an adjustment of overall aggregate demand on an economy-wide basis is warranted to ensure that generalised instability does not develop and erodes the hard-earned gains in terms of both outcomes of and positive sentiments on India's growth momentum.
The urgency of this broader, albeit somewhat painful but timely contraction has to be viewed in the context of the new reality of high and volatile energy prices not necessarily being a temporary phenomenon any longer. Monetary policy recognises the need to smoothen and enable this adjustment so that inflation expectations are contained. The Reserve Bank has been acting pre-emptively from April 2008 onwards, keeping in view the lagged effects of such measures on the economy. Accordingly, the cash reserve ratio (CRR) was raised by 25 basis points each from the fortnights beginning April 26, May 10 and May 24, 2008. On May 30, 2008 special market operations were announced to alleviate the binding financing constraints faced by public oil companies in importing POL as also to minimise the potential adverse consequences for financial markets in which these oil companies are important participants. Subsequent to the announcement of the oil price hike, the repo rate was increased by 25 basis points on June 11, 2008.
This calibrated approach on an ongoing basis and in a timely manner draws upon the lessons from managing these challenges in the recent period. Graduated monetary policy actions undertaken since September 2004 to withdraw monetary accommodation have successfully moderated signs of overheating that emerged in 2006-07 and continue to have some stabilising influence on the economy. Supply management strategies undertaken by the Government of India are also working through the economy.
However, on a year-on-year basis, money supply (M3) increased by 21.4 per cent as on June 6, 2008 over and above the growth of 21.0 per cent a year ago and well above the indicative projection of 16.5-17.0 per cent set for 2008-09 in the Annual Policy Statement of April 2008. Similarly, reserve money increased by 28.5 per cent on June 13, 2008 as compared with 24.6 per cent a year ago. Aggregate deposits rose by 23.2 per cent on a year-on-year basis on June 6, 2008 which is above the indicative projection of 17.0 per cent for 2008-09. Non-food credit growth was 26.2 per cent and was also above the indicative projection of 20.0 per cent.
At this juncture, the overriding priority for monetary policy is to eschew any further intensification of inflationary pressures and to firmly anchor inflation expectations. Several positive factors that currently exist need to be recognised. Relative to several other emerging economies, the Indian economy has, by and large, a reasonable supply-demand balance which provides some insulation in managing this unprecedented shock from global oil markets. Domestic financial markets and institutions have been largely secured against the contagion from the unsettled conditions in international financial markets. Furthermore, India is somewhat de-coupled from the intensifying global food crisis in view of the improvement in domestic agricultural performance. The external sector is strong and resilient with modest current account deficits relative to the size of the economy and has a comfortable level of foreign exchange reserves. Accordingly, the major focus of public policy at the current juncture needs to be on dealing with the impact of the escalation of international crude prices in a well-managed and smooth adjustment that draws on demonstrated strengths and positive outcomes. Moderating and managing aggregate demand so that pressures on prices are not intensified is a critical element of this approach.
In this regard, monetary policy has to urgently address aggregate demand pressures which appear to be strongly in evidence. First, inflation has increased to a 13-year high and inflation expectations have been driven up by unrelenting pressures from international commodity prices, particularly crude and metals. Second, investment demand continues to be strong, growing in the range of 14-19 per cent annually since 2002-03 and currently constituting 36 per cent of GDP. This is also reflected in the pick-up in the growth of domestic capital goods production in April 2008 after some deceleration in January-March. Furthermore, consumption demand appears to be reviving the production of consumer goods, with a turnaround in the production of durables. Third, with merchandise imports running ahead of exports, the trade deficit widened sizeably in 2007-08 and has continued to expand in April 2008. Although large oil imports appear to be the main driver, non-oil imports have also increased at a considerable pace, contributing more than 60 per cent of the overall import growth in April 2008 and reflecting the pressure of domestic demand. There has also been some tightening of external financing conditions in the ongoing global financial turmoil. Fourth, fiscal pressures are emerging due to the possibility of enhanced subsidies on account of food, fertiliser and POL as well as for financing deferred liabilities relating to farm loan waivers with implications for additional pressures on aggregate demand, and with potential spillovers into the external sector.
The overall stance of monetary policy in 2008-09 was set in terms of ensuring a monetary and interest rate environment that accords high priority to price stability, well-anchored inflation expectations and orderly conditions in financial markets while being conducive to continuation of the growth momentum with due emphasis on credit quality and credit delivery. It was resolved to respond swiftly on a continuing basis to the evolving constellation of adverse international developments and to the domestic situation impinging on inflation expectations, financial stability and growth momentum, with both conventional and unconventional measures, as appropriate.
Consistent with the stance of monetary policy as set out above and on the basis of incoming information on domestic and global macroeconomic and financial developments, it has been decided to take the following measures:
(a) The repo rate under the Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) is increased from 8.00 per cent to 8.50 per cent with immediate effect.
(b) The cash reserve ratio (CRR) of the scheduled commercial banks, regional rural banks (RRBs), scheduled state co-operative banks and scheduled primary (urban) co-operative banks is being increased by 50 basis points to 8.75 per cent in two stages, effective from specified fortnights as indicated below:
Effective date CRR on net demand and time liabilities (%)
July 5, 2008 8.50
July 19, 2008 8.75
In view of the criticality of anchoring inflation expectations, a continuous heightened vigil over ensuing monetary and macroeconomic developments is warranted to enable swift responses with appropriate measures as necessary, consistent with the monetary policy stance.
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RBI hikes repo rate
Sensex slips below 14k and Nifty below 4200 in intra-day trades,
Sensex slips below 14k in intra-day trades, ends 187 pts down
As the bears stayed away for a better part of the morning, the market enjoyed a bright, albeit a bit listless, spell with a few blue chip stocks, including index heavyweight Reliance Industries, posting handsome gains.
But the buoyancy did not last long. As concerns over inflation and the possibility of the Apex bank coming out with tight monetary measures started playing on the minds of the investors, the market began sliding down sharply. Uncertainties on the political front also dampened the sentiment. There were a couple of smart rallies from lower levels, thanks largely to some short-covering in select blue chip stocks, but the market plunged sharply into the red once again during the closing minutes and finished on a highly negative note for the fourth successive session.
The Sensex, which opened well and touched a high of 14,432.90 in early trade but plunged below the 14,000 mark towards the closing minutes, ended the day with a loss of 186.74 points or 1.31% at 14,106.58. The Nifty, which dropped down to a low of 4156.10 today, closed 1.76% or 75.30 points down at 4191.10.
Metal, PSU, FMCG, IT, auto, bank and realty stocks went down sharply. Power, capital goods and pharma stocks were not spared either. The indices tracking the performance of stocks from these sectors, ended lower by 1.25% - 3.5%. The Oil & Gas index ended just marginally down, thanks mainly to some strong buying in Reliance Industries which ended with a sharp gain of 2.2% today. The Reliance counter attracted attention on reports that the company has acquired the polyester manufacturing facility of Unifi Kinston in North Carolina for about $12.2 million.
HDFC (2.35%), Ranbaxy Laboratories (2.35%), BHEL (2.2%), Jaiprakash Associates (1.25%), State Bank of India (0.6%) and Cipla (0.45%) were the other gainers from the Sensex.
Hindustan Unilever slipped by as much as 5.3% today. Tata Steel ended with a loss of 4.6%. NTPC, ONGC, Larsen & Toubro, Ambuja Cements and HDFC Bank lost 3% - 4%.
Infosys Technologies eased by 2.95%. Grasim Industries lost 2.75%. Reliance Communications (down 2.65%), Hindalco (down 2.45%), ACC (down 2.25%), ICICI Bank (down 2.2%), ITC (down 2.2%), Mahindra & Mahindra (down 2.1%), Wipro (down 1.95%), Tata Consultancy Services (down 1.6%), DLF (down 1.4%), Maruti Suzuki (down 1.4%), Tata Motors (down 1.35%), Satyam Computer Services (down 1.2%) and Bharti Airtel (down 1%) ended with sharp losses. Reliance Infrastructure closed with a loss of 0.6%.
Nalco (down 9.05%) was the biggest loser in the Nifty index. Sun Pharmaceuticals lost 6.75%. Tata Power shed 6.25%. Siemens and Sterlite Industries went down by 5.3% and 5.15% respectively. GAIL India, Hero Honda, Idea Cellular, Power Grid, Tata Communications, Cairn India and Reliance Petroleum also finished with sharp losses today.
Mirroring heavy selling in midcap and smallcap segments, the BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices declined by 1.76% and 1.82% respectively. The market breadth was very weak. Out of 2707 stocks traded on BSE, 1925 stocks closed with losses. 718 stocks posted gains and 64 stocks ended at their previous closing levels.
Source: Sify.com
As the bears stayed away for a better part of the morning, the market enjoyed a bright, albeit a bit listless, spell with a few blue chip stocks, including index heavyweight Reliance Industries, posting handsome gains.
But the buoyancy did not last long. As concerns over inflation and the possibility of the Apex bank coming out with tight monetary measures started playing on the minds of the investors, the market began sliding down sharply. Uncertainties on the political front also dampened the sentiment. There were a couple of smart rallies from lower levels, thanks largely to some short-covering in select blue chip stocks, but the market plunged sharply into the red once again during the closing minutes and finished on a highly negative note for the fourth successive session.
The Sensex, which opened well and touched a high of 14,432.90 in early trade but plunged below the 14,000 mark towards the closing minutes, ended the day with a loss of 186.74 points or 1.31% at 14,106.58. The Nifty, which dropped down to a low of 4156.10 today, closed 1.76% or 75.30 points down at 4191.10.
Metal, PSU, FMCG, IT, auto, bank and realty stocks went down sharply. Power, capital goods and pharma stocks were not spared either. The indices tracking the performance of stocks from these sectors, ended lower by 1.25% - 3.5%. The Oil & Gas index ended just marginally down, thanks mainly to some strong buying in Reliance Industries which ended with a sharp gain of 2.2% today. The Reliance counter attracted attention on reports that the company has acquired the polyester manufacturing facility of Unifi Kinston in North Carolina for about $12.2 million.
HDFC (2.35%), Ranbaxy Laboratories (2.35%), BHEL (2.2%), Jaiprakash Associates (1.25%), State Bank of India (0.6%) and Cipla (0.45%) were the other gainers from the Sensex.
Hindustan Unilever slipped by as much as 5.3% today. Tata Steel ended with a loss of 4.6%. NTPC, ONGC, Larsen & Toubro, Ambuja Cements and HDFC Bank lost 3% - 4%.
Infosys Technologies eased by 2.95%. Grasim Industries lost 2.75%. Reliance Communications (down 2.65%), Hindalco (down 2.45%), ACC (down 2.25%), ICICI Bank (down 2.2%), ITC (down 2.2%), Mahindra & Mahindra (down 2.1%), Wipro (down 1.95%), Tata Consultancy Services (down 1.6%), DLF (down 1.4%), Maruti Suzuki (down 1.4%), Tata Motors (down 1.35%), Satyam Computer Services (down 1.2%) and Bharti Airtel (down 1%) ended with sharp losses. Reliance Infrastructure closed with a loss of 0.6%.
Nalco (down 9.05%) was the biggest loser in the Nifty index. Sun Pharmaceuticals lost 6.75%. Tata Power shed 6.25%. Siemens and Sterlite Industries went down by 5.3% and 5.15% respectively. GAIL India, Hero Honda, Idea Cellular, Power Grid, Tata Communications, Cairn India and Reliance Petroleum also finished with sharp losses today.
Mirroring heavy selling in midcap and smallcap segments, the BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices declined by 1.76% and 1.82% respectively. The market breadth was very weak. Out of 2707 stocks traded on BSE, 1925 stocks closed with losses. 718 stocks posted gains and 64 stocks ended at their previous closing levels.
Source: Sify.com
Tata chem, Sadbhav, Indusind Bk And other Results
Tata Chemicals net profit rises 113.68% in the year ended March 2008
Net profit of Tata Chemicals rose 492.96% to Rs 559.99 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 94.44 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. Sales rose 15.91% to Rs 930.85 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 803.05 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. For the full year, net profit rose 113.68% to Rs 949.18 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 444.21 crore during the previous year ended March 2007. Sales rose 2.27% to Rs 4075.63 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 3985.03 crore during the previous year ended March 2007.
Sadbhav Engineering net profit rises 98.45% in the year ended March 2008
Net profit of Sadbhav Engineering rose 104.50% to Rs 24.52 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 11.99 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. Sales rose 83.35% to Rs 360.67 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 196.71 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. For the full year, net profit rose 98.45% to Rs 52.37 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 26.39 crore during the previous year ended March 2007. Sales rose 77.95% to Rs 872.10 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 490.08 crore during the previous year ended March 2007.PSL net profit rises 41.36% in the March 2008 quarter
Net profit of PSL rose 41.36% to Rs 18.32 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 12.96 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. Sales rose 63.38% to Rs 655.62 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 401.28 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. For the full year, net profit rose 36.37% to Rs 84.77 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 62.16 crore during the previous year ended March 2007. Sales rose 40.15% to Rs 2218.85 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 1583.21 crore during the previous year ended March 2007.
Hind Rectifiers net profit rises 32.26% in the March 2008 quarter
Jet Airways India reports net loss of Rs 221.18 crore in the March 2008 quarter
Jet Airways India reported net loss of Rs 221.18 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against net profit of Rs 88.01 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. Sales rose 39.51% to Rs 2759.90 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 1978.27 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. For the full year, net loss reported to Rs 253.06 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against net profit of Rs 27.94 crore during the previous year ended March 2007. Sales rose 24.84% to Rs 8811.10 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 7057.78 crore during the previous year ended March 2007.
IndusInd Bank net profit declines 32.48% in the March 2008 quarter
Net profit of IndusInd Bank declined 32.48% to Rs 14.45 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 21.40 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. Total operating income rose 23.21% to Rs 525.53 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 426.52 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007.
For the full year, net profit rose 10.01% to Rs 75.05 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 68.22 crore during the previous year ended March 2007. Total operating income rose 27.99% to Rs 1920.23 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 1500.26 crore during the previous year ended March 2007.
Patel Engineering net profit rises 58.41% in the March 2008 quarter
Net profit of Patel Engineering rose 58.41% to Rs 53.78 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 33.95 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. Sales rose 26.69% to Rs 501.98 crore in the quarter ended March 2008 as against Rs 396.23 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2007. For the full year, net profit rose 34.03% to Rs 147.61 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 110.13 crore during the previous year ended March 2007. Sales rose 19.79% to Rs 1330.02 crore in the year ended March 2008 as against Rs 1110.27 crore during the previous year ended March 2007.
T.V. Today Network net profit rises 10.20% in the March 2008 quarter
Ramsarup Industries net profit rises 43.55% in the March 2008 quarter
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise net profit rises 50.00% in the March 2008 quarter
United Breweries net profit rises 67.64% in the March 2008 quarter
Sagar Cements net profit rises 1.01% in the March 2008 quarter
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Sun Pharma eyeing Torrent Pharma?
The Ranbaxy-Daichii deal has sparked off rumours about many more M&A transactions in the pharmaceutical industry. The latest buzz is that Vadodara-based Sun Pharmaceuticals is eyeing a substantial stake in the Ahmedabad-based Torrent Pharmaceuticals. According to market sources, Sun Pharma is gunning for at least 50% of the promoter’s stake in Torrent Pharma. Promoters hold 74.09% in Torrent Pharmaceuticals. Though email queries send to both the companies failed to elicit any response, senior officials have refuted any such development.
“We are not looking for any domestic acquisitions at the moment. Further, we do not like to comment on market rumours,” said a Sun Pharma spokesperson. An analyst, who is tracking Sun Pharma closely, also termed the deal as highly improbable. “The company will utilise all its resources to close its merger arrangement with Israel-based Taro Pharmaceutical. The Indian company is already in trouble with Taro moving court against Sun for protecting minority shareholders in the event of the former trying to gain voting rights through open market share purchase,” the analyst said. According to market sources, a couple of operators (one of whom is a big-shot in diamond trade) and some funds have been buying Torrent Pharma shares in sizeable quantities over the last few days. Torrent Pharma ended 1.2% lower at Rs 155 while Sun Pharma shed 3% to close at Rs 1,429 on the BSE on Monday.
Chinese boost for Anu’s Labs
Recently-listed Anu’s Laboratories is riding high on the back of China’s efforts to clamp down on chemical factories ahead of the Beijing Olympics. According to market buzz, shortage of raw material supplies from China will provide a boost to intermediary companies like Anu’s Lab as acetophenone will not be available for shipments from China during the peak demand season of monsoons from mid-July to end-August. China has made transportation of chemical and other hazardous substances a difficult task. Despite the positive talk surrounding the stock, Anu’s Lab shares fell 5% to close at Rs 386. To cash on this opportunity, the company has initiated a capacity expansion to meet a sudden surge in demand. Market sources add that the company is in talks with a Chinese company for a joint venture to further strengthen its position. When contacted, Anu’s Labs managing director Hari Babu declined to comment on these developments.
Real estate gains await Modern India
Mumbai-based Modern India is bucking the bearish wave that has engulfed real estate companies of late. Over the last one week, the stock has gained close to 16%. According to market buzz, the company is selling some of its apartments and penthouses for close to Rs 80-90 crore in Belvedere Court in Mahalaxmi. When contacted, Modern India chairman and managing director VK Jatia declined to comment. The stock closed at Rs 279, up 10% from the previous close. According to informed sources, company will report an EPS of about Rs 26-28 for the financial year 2008-09. (Contributed by Shailesh Menon & Apurv Gupta)
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Stocks to watch: DLF, Amtek, GHCL
Religare puts 'buy' on Sintex Industries; target Rs 587
STCI assigns 'outperformer' to Hindalco; target Rs 180
Bears go hammer and tongs at RIL
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Infosys Technologies Annual/Directors Report
Technical Calls - June 24 2008
EIH Hotels / Varun Shipping
Ambuja Cements / Mercator Lines
Zee Entertainment / BPCL
Shanti Gears / India Offshore Sector Update
China Metals / Information Technology - Sector Update
Shipping Sector / India Steel Sector
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Sun Pharma eyeing Torrent Pharma?
The Ranbaxy-Daichii deal has sparked off rumours about many more M&A transactions in the pharmaceutical industry. The latest buzz is that Vadodara-based Sun Pharmaceuticals is eyeing a substantial stake in the Ahmedabad-based Torrent Pharmaceuticals. According to market sources, Sun Pharma is gunning for at least 50% of the promoter’s stake in Torrent Pharma. Promoters hold 74.09% in Torrent Pharmaceuticals. Though email queries send to both the companies failed to elicit any response, senior officials have refuted any such development.
“We are not looking for any domestic acquisitions at the moment. Further, we do not like to comment on market rumours,” said a Sun Pharma spokesperson. An analyst, who is tracking Sun Pharma closely, also termed the deal as highly improbable. “The company will utilise all its resources to close its merger arrangement with Israel-based Taro Pharmaceutical. The Indian company is already in trouble with Taro moving court against Sun for protecting minority shareholders in the event of the former trying to gain voting rights through open market share purchase,” the analyst said. According to market sources, a couple of operators (one of whom is a big-shot in diamond trade) and some funds have been buying Torrent Pharma shares in sizeable quantities over the last few days. Torrent Pharma ended 1.2% lower at Rs 155 while Sun Pharma shed 3% to close at Rs 1,429 on the BSE on Monday.
Chinese boost for Anu’s Labs
Recently-listed Anu’s Laboratories is riding high on the back of China’s efforts to clamp down on chemical factories ahead of the Beijing Olympics. According to market buzz, shortage of raw material supplies from China will provide a boost to intermediary companies like Anu’s Lab as acetophenone will not be available for shipments from China during the peak demand season of monsoons from mid-July to end-August. China has made transportation of chemical and other hazardous substances a difficult task. Despite the positive talk surrounding the stock, Anu’s Lab shares fell 5% to close at Rs 386. To cash on this opportunity, the company has initiated a capacity expansion to meet a sudden surge in demand. Market sources add that the company is in talks with a Chinese company for a joint venture to further strengthen its position. When contacted, Anu’s Labs managing director Hari Babu declined to comment on these developments.
Real estate gains await Modern India
Mumbai-based Modern India is bucking the bearish wave that has engulfed real estate companies of late. Over the last one week, the stock has gained close to 16%. According to market buzz, the company is selling some of its apartments and penthouses for close to Rs 80-90 crore in Belvedere Court in Mahalaxmi. When contacted, Modern India chairman and managing director VK Jatia declined to comment. The stock closed at Rs 279, up 10% from the previous close. According to informed sources, company will report an EPS of about Rs 26-28 for the financial year 2008-09. (Contributed by Shailesh Menon & Apurv Gupta)
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