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22 January 2010
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RIL Q3 cheers street; net up 14.5 per cent
MUMBAI: The country’s oil, gas and petrochemicals giant Reliance Industries sprung a positive surprise for the market with its earnings
The company reported a net profit of Rs 4008 crore, up 14.48 per cent from Rs 3501 crore in the corresponding period a year ago. The standalone net sales grew to Rs 56,856 crore for the quarter ended on Dec 31, 2009 from Rs 31,563 crore in the same quarter previous year.
During the quarter, the revenue from petrochemicals business rose 17 per cent year-on-year to Rs 14,756 crore and gross refining margins were recorded at $5.9 per barrel. Meanwhile, its Q3 refining revenues soared 143 per cent.
PN Vijay of askpnvijay.com was of the opinion that Reliance’s performance in Q3 has been a great relief for the market which has currently been wilting under global weakness. “If RIL Q3 would have fallen short of expectations, then the market would have been beaten down severely. Given that the GRMs held intact, it just signals bullishness in the petchem business.”
Rohit Nagraj, research analyst at Prabhudas Lilladher said that the brokerage will maintain status quo on its ratings on Reliance Industries. Nagraj added, “But the major surprise came in from the GRMs front. We were expecting the company to record $5.3/bbl, however, the figures came in at $ 5.9/bbl. Given the revival in refining business is a positive sign going forward.”
Furthermore, Nagraj said that Prabhudas Lilladher has forecast Reliance’s GRMs for Q4 at $6/bbl. However, he added that given the strong GRMs this quarter and if the current trend continues, further upside is expected.
Commenting on the gross refining margins, Victor Shum, senior principal, Purvin & Getz said, “Some more recovery is likely for refining margins. However, it remains a touch environment for GRMs for the remainder of this year. But Reliance Industries is in a very competitive position and will be able to maintain GRMs as compared to the rest of the industry.”
Giving a technical call on the stock, Rohit Shinde, associate vice president at CD Equisearch said, “The key resistance for the stock lies at Rs 1150. Reliance Industries, for the last couple of sessions, has not been able to sustain above 1150. Stochastics have given a breakdown which is a negative sign for the stock. However, the bounceback witnessed today on the back of strong results may not hold. Some amount of volatility is expected towards the later half of the session which is an ideal opportunity for shorting the market.
The company’s shares recovered from the day’s low post the earnings declaration. The stock was trading at Rs 1057.80, higher by 0.36 per cent on the NSE, easing from a low of Rs 1029.50.
RIL beats street, Q3 net profit up 14.5% to Rs 4,008 cr
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Bharti Q3 net up 2.4%, beats forecast
NEW DELHI: Bharti Airtel Ltd, India's top mobile operator, reported a small rise in quarterly profit growth, broadly in line with expectations,
India, the world's fastest-growing mobile services market, is signing up over 14 million users a month, but competition is getting fiercer as new entrants slash call rates to grab subscribers.
Global players such as NTT DoCoMo and Telenor are pushing down call rates to as low as 0.7 U.S. cents a minute as they seek a foothold in a market expected to double to 1 billion users by 2014.
New Delhi-based Bharti, in which Southeast Asia's top phone firm SingTel owns more than 30 percent, continues to focus on robust market share despite the "hyper competition" in the market, Chairman Sunil Mittal said in a statement.
Bharti said net profit rose 2 percent to 22.10 billion rupees ($478 million) under U.S. accounting rules in its fiscal third quarter ended December from 21.59 billion a year ago.
Revenue rose 1 percent to 97.72 billion rupees from 96.33 billion. A Reuters poll of 12 brokerages had forecast a fall in net profit to 20.96 billion rupees on revenue of 97.10 billion.
Bharti added 8.4 million mobile users in the quarter to reach a total of 119 million by end-December.
Shares in Bharti, valued at about $27 billion, rose as much as 2.4 percent soon after the earnings in a weak Mumbai market. By 0410 GMT, the stock was up 1.3 percent at 326.20 rupees while the benchmark was down 2 percent.
Average revenue per user fell 29 percent to 230 rupees in the December quarter from a year ago as more than half of new users came from rural areas, where spending is lower, and average minutes of usage also fell 12 percent to 446 minutes.
Bharti shares fell 21 percent in Oct-Dec underperforming the broader market that rose 2 percent. Bharti and rival Reliance Communications were the only two stocks that fell in 2009 in the main index, which jumped 81 percent.
Shares in Bharti Airtel rose more than 2 per cent, after it reported a 2.4 percent rise in quarterly profit, beating forecasts. Shares rose to 329.80 rupees, up 2.4 percent, after having been down 2.2 percent earlier.
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ITC Q3 net profit up 26.7% at Rs 1,144.17cr
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21 January 2010
Evening Reports
MUMBAI: Sustained selling pressure across the board saw benchmarks close near lowest levels of the day. All the sectoral indices ended in the red
National Stock Exchange’s Nifty ended at 5093.60, down 128.10 points or 2.45 per cent. The broader index touched a low of 5085.45 and high of 5220.35.
Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex closed at 17050.67, down 423.82 points or 2.43 per cent. The 30-share index hit a low of 17025.26 and high of 17474.49.
BSE Midcap Index was down 2.34 per cent and BSE Smallcap Index slipped 2.47 per cent.
All the sectoral indices were in the red. BSE Capital Goods Index was down 5.17 per cent, BSE Power Index declined 3.52 per cent and BSE Realty Index slipped 2.88 per cent.
L&T (-6.59%), Siemens (-6.41%), Tata Power (-4.73%), BHEL (-4.51%) and Suzlon Energy (-3.83%) were amongst the top Sensex losers.
Shares of Larsen & Toubro fell following disappointing results. The company’s standalone net profit rose to Rs 758.82 crore for the quarter ended December against Rs 1520.44 crore in the same quarter a year ago. Net sales stood at Rs 8071.37 crore against Rs 8593.96 crore .
BHEL reported net profit of Rs 1072.59 crore for the quarter ended December against Rs 790.56 crore in the same quarter a year ago. Net sales grew to Rs 7100.34 crore for the quarter against Rs 6022.25 crore a year ago.
Mahindra & Mahindra, up 0.31 per cent, was the lone gainer in the 50-share index.
Market breadth on BSE was sharply negative with 2369 declines against 537 advances.
(All figures are provisional)
Sensex ends 2.4% down on L&T nos; cap goods dips 5%
The benchmark Sensex today closed down by over 400 points on the back of disappointing Q3FY10 numbers from the infrastructure major Larsen & Toubro. The company's Q3 adjusted PAT (profit after tax) was up 15.21% to Rs 696 crore and net sales were down 6% at Rs 8,071 crore, which were below the market expectations.
Wholetime Director and Chief Financial Officer YM Deosthalee said, “De-growth [in sales] is mainly due to delays seen in certain projects though there are no cancellation of orders. Some irrigation projects were delayed due to fund constraints, road projects have seen a slow pick-up and decision-making in some jobs was slow.”
L&T also saw difficulty in financial closure for some projects, he said. “We did not foresee the execution capabilities in a few orders.” However, “Growth in the fourth quarter would be much higher than in the third,” Deosthalee said.
The 30-share BSE Sensex closed at 17,050, down 423 points and the Nifty was at 5,093, down 128 points, as per provisional data.
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Q3 earnings: BHEL, Biocon, L&T, Dr Reddy's, JSW Steel, Wipro, TVS Motors
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Biocon Q3 net jumps three-fold to Rs 81 cr L&T Q3 net up 26%, beats forecast Dr Reddy’s takes Rs 233-cr knock JSW Steel posts Rs 422-cr profit Spice Communications suffers Rs 67-cr net loss TVS Motor Q3 net at Rs 24 cr BHEL Q3 net up 35 pc to Rs 1,072 cr
21 Jan 2010, 1436 hrs ISTBharat Heavy Electricals Ltd today reported a growth of 35.67 per cent in its net profit at Rs 1,072.5 crore for third quarter ending December 31, 2009, over the same period last year.
Kingfisher Airlines Q3 net loss at Rs 419 cr
21 Jan 2010, 1031 hrs ISTKingfisher Airlines today said its net loss for the third quarter ending December 31, 2009, has widened to Rs 419.96 crore.
HDFC net up 23% on NPA dip, better NIM
21 Jan 2010, 0231 hrs ISTThe country’s largest mortgage financier, Housing Development Finance Company (HDFC), reported a 23% jump in profits for the third quarter.
and more @ http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/News/News-By-Company/Earnings/articlelist/75410.cms
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MOrning Calls
Two Attractive Mid Cap Stocks Sanjay Chhabria Sanjay Chhabria Jan 19, 2009 Manaksia Ltd (Rs 108) (Rs 2 Paid Up) (BSE Code – 532932, NSE Code - MANAKSIA) (P/E - 6.5, FY’09 Net Sales - Rs1,485 cr, Market Cap - Rs750 cr) Manaksia Limited (formerly Hindusthan Seals Ltd., incorporated in 1984) is a multi-division and multi-location conglomerate. It possesses 15 manufacturing plants in Manaksia manufactures value-added metal products and metal packaging products. The Kolkata-headquartered Manaksia Group is Manaksia has vertically integrated across a number of products, resulting in reduction in manufacturing cost. Its metal-management skills and innovations in manufacturing and product enhancement have enabled it to manufacture advanced metal packaging products and retain and add customers like Hindusthan Coca Cola Beverages (Coke), Reckitt Benckiser, Dabur In the fiscal 2008-09, Manaksia’s consolidated net sales stood at Rs 1,485.06 cr., up from Rs 1,147.37 cr. in 2007-08. The consolidated profit after tax in 2007-08 was Rs 106.3 cr. (Rs 128.19 cr.). This translated into an EPS of Rs 15.3 on Rs 2 paid up share(Equity-13.9 cr. Promoters’stake- 58.1%) and P/E multiple of 5.3 at its current price of 82. A 110% dividend (Rs 2.2 on equity shares of the face value of Rs 2 each) was declared for 2008-09. For the half year ended Sept. 2009, Manaksia has posted net profit of Rs 56.62 cr. on net sales of Rs 596 cr. on consolidated basis. The EPS for half year stands at Rs 8.14 Going forward, the company plans to focus on its metal business, which mainly consists of steel and aluminium-rolled products. Manaksia claims to be the largest player in secondary aluminium rolling in Repro India Ltd (Rs 113) (BSE Code- 532687 NSE Code- REPRO) (P/E- 7, Promoters’ stake-68.78%, Market Cap - Rs117 cr) Repro India Limited is one of the few integrated print solution provider and a manufacturer and exporter of books in the highly fragmented printing industry. Its solutions include content management, configuration to content delivery and the entire supply chain for publishers. The Indian Printing industry has managed to grow at a CAGR of 14% over the last 25 years. to touch Rs 1100 cr.. That is almost twice the GDP growth rate. Repro has successfully evolved from a printing press to an end-to-end print solutions provider. The company provides value-added printing and prints related solutions to major publishing houses, corporates and software companies. The clients of the company include publishing houses such as Alligator Books, Macmillan, Orient Longman, Oxford University Press ; software companies Microsoft , Oracle, IBM; and Indian corporates including Tata Steel, Infosys, Wipro etc. RIL had come with an IPO in November 2005 at Rs 165 per share and raised Rs 43.2 cr.. RIL’s equity stands at 10.47 cr. out of which promoters hold 68.78% while the public holding is 15.19%. Through content process outsourcing, Repro offers content, creativity and designing. It provides desktop publishing, ideation, content creation, designing, illustration and copywriting. Content Process outsourcing is another large opportunity for For the half year ended Sept. 2009, Repro posted Adjusted net profit of Rs 8.8 cr.(down 23%) on net sales of Rs 103.5 cr. (down 4%). EBIDTA fell 12% to Rs 16.8 cr. and net profit fell 45% to Rs 5.13 cr.. The major reason for fall in sales was that the impact of the global meltdown which led to delay in execution of large no. of export orders on account of Repro waiting for the client to tie up for the money or open the LC’s.. The situation has changed now and the growth prospects look optimistic in the coming quarters. Repro has an order book position of about Rs 130 cr.(of which Rs 35 cr. is domestic and rest is exports) to be executed in the next six months. Repro had posted a healthy 57% growth in topline to Rs. 241 cr, for FY09 while net profit grew just 6.5% at Rs 16.55 cr..(up 6.5%) due to forex losses of 16.5 cr.. On a equity of 10.47 cr., the EPS stood at Rs 15.75 and the dividend declared was 25%. Almost 35% of the company’s turnover comes from exports. Its exports business holds significant revenue upsides as it shifts focus from straight printing to content process outsourcing(CPO). As the company would be focusing on CPO for its foreign clients it expects margins to grow in future. The expansion at Surat SEZ and Vashi units will also bring benefits this year. As the company scales up its business and sets up infrastructure to support its expansion in the exports market, it expects higher realizations in the years to come. The Repro stock appears attractive as it is valued at about 7.5 times expected FY10E(Rs 15) and at 5.6 times FY11E earnings(Rs 20). On account of increasing contribution from higher margin businesses and attractive valuations, the stock holds good potential for appreciation in the medium-long term. Investors can start accumulating the stock at current levels and add more on declines for decent returns of 40%-45% over the next 6-8 months. valueinv@sify.com 9893200307 Sanjay Chhabria is an equity analyst and investment consultant based at Under no circumstances does the information in this report represent a recommendation to buy or sell stocks. This report has been prepared solely for information purposes and does not constitute a solicitation to any person to buy or sell a security. While the information contained therein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, no responsibility (or liability) is accepted for the accuracy of its contents. Readers using the information contained herein are solely responsible for their actions and are advised to satisfy themselves before making any investments. | |
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Heard on the street
Satyam Computer down over 5% on L&T exit Satyam Computer shares were among the biggest losers on Tuesday, shedding over 5% to close at Rs 110.35. Buzz is that L&T, one of the largest shareholders, is likely to exit its position in Satyam in the next few days. According to market buzz, Dubai-headquartered Legatum Group is among FIIs interested in picking up a slice of L&T’s 4.9% stake in the company. Jubilant IPO door seen shut for many retail clients Jubilant Foodworks’ IPO will close on Wednesday, but for many of a broker’s clients in Mumbai suburbs, the issue is as good as closed on Tuesday. The broker, which is also a mutual fund distributor, has told clients that he won’t not accept applications for this IPO in any of his branches on Wednesday. The reason cited is the logistical difficulties to carry the forms to the head office on the last day before 3 pm. Such reasoning is surprising, as many retail investors usually apply on the last day of an IPO. Stock trading over mobile may soon be a reality Sebi is said to be examining a proposal to introduce equity trading over mobile. Market buzz is that the regulator is considering certain security protocol issues connected to mobile trading and once those are resolved will kick start the facility. When introduced, mobile trading is expected to boost online trading as currently mobile penetration is a lot deeper than personal computers. Bulls lap up ICICI on hopes of strong Q3 numbers SHARES of ICICI Bank have been inching up in the past three trading sessions, defying the sluggish trend in frontline shares in general. On Tuesday, the stock held ground in a falling market, closing flat at Rs 863.40. One of the theories doing the rounds is that traders are loading up on the stock in anticipation that the third quarter numbers due on Thursday will be better than market expectations. But equity analysts feel that looks unlikely at the moment. The other talk is that some of the foreign broking firms are taking a more positive view on the stock of late and have been enthusiastically recommending it to their clients. It is not known if the recommendations have actually translated into buy orders. Contributed by Santosh Nair,Deeptha Rajkumar & Nishanth Vasudevan. | |
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18 January 2010
Morning Calls
The market remained tightly range-bound with only nominal movements among the major indices. The Nifty was up 0.1 per cent at 5,252.2 points while the Sensex gained even less in closing at 17,554 points. The Defty gained 0.3 per cent as the rupee strengthened further.
Volumes were on the low side but advances outnumbered declines, so breadth indicators were not bad. Both FIIs and domestic institutions were net buyers in moderate quantities. The BSE 500 rose by about 0.7 per cent while the Midcaps rose 1.85 per cent. However, the standout performer was the CNXIT index, which was up by a startling 9 per cent.
Outlook: The Nifty stayed locked in the narrow range of 5,170-5,300 and predicting direction will be impossible unless it closes outside say 5,150-5,320. A breakout should trigger a move of around 150-200 points, as and when it comes. There is previous history of very heavy trading between 5,000-5,400, so it will take volume expansion to breakout and establish a trend.
Rationale: The long-term trend is firmly up. But the intermediate trend is difficult to read and the short term trend is neutral. Volatility has been very low for several weeks. Given previous congestion at the current price levels, major volume expansion is required to trigger breakouts. Right now, volume is just not there and direction cannot be established until it occurs.
Counter-view: Low volume is associated with range-trading but also with lack of demand. Hence, one may fear a downtrend. The intermediate trend has been up since late November and is now in week seven. Intermediate trends can mature any time between 4-12 weeks. If the market does slide below 4,950, it will hit the next support at 4,800. Below 4,800, the intermediate trend would be likely to reverse, since a pattern of lower lows will be established.
Bulls & bears: The CNXIT, as mentioned above, saw strong gains. This was driven by decent results and good advisories from Infosys and TCS. All the IT majors appear in bullish mode. Tech Mahindra, Wipro and Financial Technologies could be outperformers. However, further rupee strengthening could also retard the sector's momentum.
Balancing the CNXIT, the Bank Nifty lost nearly 2 per cent and few financial sector scrips looked capable of bucking fears of higher rates or CRR hikes. On Friday, it appeared however that a few scrips like Axis Bank and Federal Bank had weathered the bearishness. The real estate sector saw mixed trading with some sell offs but Purvankara and Brigade also did well. Metals including non-ferrous metals were also weak but cement did well with ACC and Ambuja finding buyers.
PSUs did well in general with counters such as REC, Neyveli, SCI, Engineers India, BEML, Concor, NTPC, all finding support as rumours of disinvestment abounded. Winners and losers were scattered randomly outside these sectors. Tata Motors and Power Grid were among the scrips that ended strong as did Lupin and Cipla.
MICRO TECHNICALS
AMBUJA CEMENT
Current Price: Rs 113.25
Target Price: Rs 120
The stock has made an upside breakout backed by strong volumes. It has the potential to run up till around the Rs 120 mark though it will hit strong resistance above Rs 118. Keep a stop at Rs 109 and go long. Start booking profits above Rs 118.
FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES
Current Price: Rs 1,620
Target Price: N.A.
The stock is testing key resistance between Rs 1,625-1,645. If it closes above Rs 1,635, it could move till the Rs 1,750 level. Volumes are good. Keep a stop at Rs 1,600 and go long. Add to the position above Rs 1,635. Book partial profits at Rs 1,700.
SCI
Current Price: Rs 172.70
Target Price: Rs 185
The stock is benefiting from a focus on PSUs as well as a bounce in the shipping sector. It has risen on volume expansion. There's very little resistance until around Rs 185 and that would be a potential target. Keep a stop at Rs 167 and go long.
AXIS BANK
Current Price: Rs 1,078
Target Price: Rs 1,120
Axis shows signs of a breakout, which is against the trend in the banking sector. It has cleared resistance at Rs 1,055 and it could run up till somewhere between Rs 1,100-1,130. Keep a stop at Rs 1,065 and go long. Start booking profits above Rs 1,110.
PURVANKARA PROJECTS
Current Price: Rs 115.75
Target Price: Rs 130
The stock has jumped on volume expansion. It's testing resistance at Rs 120 and will hit that level again, on intra-day basis at least. If it closes above Rs 120, it could run till the Rs 130 level or higher. Keep a stop at Rs 110 and go long. Add to this above Rs 120 and book profits at Rs 130.
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17 January 2010
Stock Reports for the Week Started Jan 18
HUL quarterly numbers seen below expectations
Consumer goods major HUL seems to have a new obsession, that of holding its board meeting and announcing its quarterly results on public holidays. The company has issued a communication to stock exchanges that its board meeting will be held on January 26 to consider the unaudited financial accounts for the quarter ended December 2009, along with the limited review report of the auditors for the corresponding period.
The last quarterly results were also announced on a Sunday. Market watchers are amused by this move considering that multinationals as a rule begin their weekends on Friday evening every week. This has also led to some speculation that the company’s quarterly numbers may be below market expectations.
Old Fox & gang looking for quick returns lap up Dish TV
DISH TV shares were among the notable gainers in Friday’s lacklustre session, rising nearly 7% to close at Rs 50.35. On BSE, around 90 lakh shares, thrice the two-week daily average volume in the stock, were traded on BSE, with 42% of it resulting in delivery. Dealers tracking the counter say Old Fox and gang were big buyers at the counter on Friday.
It is not clear if the Fox is in it for the long haul or is merely looking for some quick returns. While the company continues to post losses at the net level, it has shown a good growth in revenues for the half year ended September. Also, it appears that the company may end the current financial year with much lower losses compared with last year.
Contrarian play seen at bank counters ahead credit policy
WITH the indecisive movements in benchmark indices giving little opportunities to trade, smart traders are using their skills to make money in sectoral plays. They have sold stock futures of banks and capital goods, while bought that of oil and information technology. But some bravehearts within the trader community have suddenly reversed their short positions in banks, two weeks before RBI’s monetary and credit policy review.
They are going against the crowd on judgement that the undertone has been too pessimistic about the outcome of the policy review. It is widely expected that the central bank may hike cash reserve ratio, but a slight dip in bond yields this week, even as inflation rate showed a jump, has these traders go contrarian. Derivative market participants said some of these traders have created long positions in futures and options contracts in banks.
Contributed by Kala Vijayraghavan, Santosh Nair & Nishanth Vasudevan
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Results Corner
Sales decline 22.94% to Rs 38.97 crore
Development Credit Bank reports net loss of Rs 18.09 crore in the December 2009 quarter
Operating income declines 34.94% to Rs 109.05 crore
Indage Vintners reports net loss of Rs 16.48 crore in the June 2009 quarter
Sales decline 79.89% to Rs 4.49 crore
Tata Consultancy Services net profit rises 28.25% in the December 2009 quarter
Sales rise 0.13% to Rs 5883.39 crore
Indage Vintners reports net loss of Rs 17.99 crore in the September 2009 quarter
Sales decline 92.46% to Rs 3.14 crore
Senbo Industries reports net loss of Rs 0.64 crore in the December 2009 quarter
Indrayani Biotech reports net loss of Rs 0.11 crore in the December 2009 quarter
Camlin reports net loss of Rs 1.39 crore in the December 2009 quarter
ETC Networks net profit declines 51.49% in the December 2009 quarter
Escorts reports net profit of Rs 23.40 crore in the December 2009 quarter
Reliable Ventures India net profit rises 35.00% in the December 2009 quarter
Finolex Cables reports net profit of Rs 12.27 crore in the December 2009 quarter
State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur net profit declines 32.38% in the December 2009 quarter
Shree Renuka Sugars net profit rises 1827.72% in the December 2009 quarter
NIIT Technologies net profit rises 142.43% in the December 2009 quarter
Hyderabad Industries net profit rises 120.45% in the December 2009 quarter
Automotive Axles net profit rises 9100.00% in the December 2009 quarter
HDFC Bank net profit rises 31.65% in the December 2009 quarter
IDBI Bank net profit rises 28.98% in the December 2009 quarter
Axis Bank net profit rises 30.97% in the December 2009 quarter
IndusInd Bank net profit rises 95.38% in the December 2009 quarter
Chhattisgarh Industries reports net loss of Rs 0.01 crore in the December 2009 quarter
Nalin Lease Finance reports net loss of Rs 0.23 crore in the December 2009 quarter
Sanwaria Agro Oils net profit rises 171.64% in the December 2009 quarter
IO System reports net profit of Rs 0.62 crore in the December 2009 quarter
UCO Bank net profit rises 43.23% in the December 2009 quarter
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15 January 2010
Heard on the street
Speculation over Welspun Gujarat-MSK Projects
TALK of Welspun Gujarat Stahl Rohren looking to buy MSK Projects refuses to die despite the latter denying it. Grapevine has it that discussion between Welspun and MSK for the deal is in the final stage and will be announced soon. It is also speculated that MSK promoters are likely to offload their stake at Rs 140 a piece, followed by an open offer to buy another 20% from minority shareholders.
On Thursday, MSK shares fell 3% to Rs 120.65. Welspun shares fell 1% to Rs 279.50. Promoters hold 21.68% in MSK, while Subhkam Venture holds 23.66%, as on September 30. MSK officials were not available to comment on the matter.
Mid-cap cement stocks back in demand
INVESTORS took a fancy to midcap cement stocks on Thursday on talk that cement prices were likely to firm up soon. Stocks like Binani Cement, Andhra Cement, Saurashtra Cement, Dalmia Cement, Shree Cement and Prism Cement were among the prominent gainers, rising between 3-6 %.
Analysts tracking the sector say fund houses have been steadily buying cement shares in anticipation of further growth in the construction sector. According to them, many cement companies are set to increase prices further, sensing good demand in the residential property segment. Indian cement industry is witnessing a growth rate of about 8%, the fastest growing market next to China.
Satyam Computer basks in IT glory
SHARES of Satyam Computer are seeing a renewed burst of activity. Probably, strong quarterly numbers from Infosys Technologies could have raised expectations from other leading IT services companies as well. On Thursday, a US-based investor is said to have bought close to 30 lakh shares. Some of the bull operators too are said to be steadily building up long positions at the counter.
Dealers tracking the counter say the rise in the stock price from hereon may be a bit gradual, since many players who are tired of holding on to the stock may decide to cash in. The stock had touched a high of Rs 128 in September last year, but has been moving in a narrow band ever since. On Thursday, the stock closed at Rs 120.85, up 1.2% from the previous close. On the BSE, 1.23 crore shares changed hands, with roughly a fourth of it resulting in delivery.
Contributed by Nishanth Vasudevan & Apurv Gupta
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