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August 10, 2023

  • Seems Vijay Mallya didn’t have good financial advisors. Subhash Chandra was very well advised and a seasoned player himself.
  • T+3 compulsory in ipo from 1 dec... Listing 0n 3rd day form closing .
  • IPO Listing timeline to get Reduced from T+6 days to T+3 days.
  • This Process will be Voluntary basis from Sep 1 and Compulsory from Dec 1.
  • 30 small & mid cap stocks that mutual funds are continuously adding :
  • >10,000 cr Mcap Companies
  • 1. Laurus Labs
  • 2. Vinati Organics
  • 3. Natl. Aluminium
  • 4. Affle India
  • 5. Sonata Software
  • 6. Century Plyboard
  • 7. Redington
  • <10,000 cr Mcap & >5000 cr
  • 8. Intellect Design
  • 9. Granules India
  • 10. Safari Inds
  • 11. Power Mech Proj
  • 12. VRL Logistics
  • 13. Transport Corp
  • 14. PCBL Ltd
  • 15. JK Paper
  • 16. R Systems Intl
  • 17. Marksans Pharma
  • <5000 Cr Mcap Comapanies:
  • 18. Delta Corp
  • 19. Greenpanel Ind
  • 20. Steel Str. Wheel
  • 21. Wonderla Holiday
  • 22. Dhanuka Agritech
  • 23. Gokaldas Exports
  • 24. Globus Spirits
  • 25. J Kumar Infra
  • 26. Stylam Indu
  • 27. Confidence Petro
  • 28. Carysil
  • 29. Pitti Engg
  • 30. NACL Industries
  • *Very Good Morning!!!*
  • *US Markets in Detail...*
  • *GIFTNifty: 19,612 (-60) (-0.31%)*
  • *Major Financial Results:*
  • 3MINDIA, ALEMBICLTD, ALKEM, ALLCARGO, AMBIKCO, APOLLOTYRE, ARVINDFASN, ASHOKA, AVANTI, BAJAJELEC, BIOCON, CAMPUS, CARTRADE, CHEMPLASTS, CHOLAHLDNG, CONCOR, COSMOFIRST, DATAMATICS, DOLATALGO, DOLLAR, EKC, ENDURANCE, ESABINDIA, EXPLEOSOL, GENUSPOWER, GICRE, GIPCL, GMM, GOKULAGRO, GRAPHITE, GRASIM, GRAUWEIL, GREAVESCOT, GRINFRA, HCG, HEMIPROP, HEROMOTOCO, HIMATSEIDE, HINDWAREAP, HONAUT, HONDAPOWER, IBREALEST, INGERRAND, INSECTICID, IPCALAB, JTEKTINDIA, KIRLOSENG, KOPRAN, KRBL, LAOPALA, LEMONTREE, LICI, LUMAXTECH, MANAPPURAM, MAZDOCK, MOTHERSON, MTARTECH, NBCC, NCC, NURECA, NUVOCO, OAL, OMAXE, ORCHIDPHAR, PAGEIND, PATELENG, PIDILITIND, POLYPLEX, PRECAM, PRINCEPIPE, RAMKY, RGL, RHIM, ROLEXRINGS, RPSGVENT, RSWM, SAIL, SANGAMIND, SANOFI, SEAMECLTD, SEQUENT, SHARDA, SHILPAMED, SOMANYCERA, STYRENIX, SURYODAY, SUTLEJTEX, TIMETECHNO, TORNTPOWER, TVSSRICHAK, WSTCSTPAPR, etc.
  • *Last Heard*
  • # TVS Supply: last heard 28/- buyer.. Issue date 10/8-14/8… IPO px: Rs. 197/- IPO size: 880 cr..Anchor list out..
  • # SBFC Finance: 40.5..IPO px: Rs. 60/-…IPO size: 1000 cr..
  • # Concord Biotech: 158-163... IPO px: 741..size: 1550.52 cr
  • # Pyramid Technoplast..IPO px: 166…size: 153cr…issue date..18/8 to 22/8
  • # Vinsys IT Services (SME): 60, IPO px 128: IPO size 49.84 cr ..allotment out.
  • # Oriana Power (SME): 105/- IPO px 118: IPO size 59.66 cr
  • *Other Mainline IPO’s in Aug*
  • Balaji Speciality Chem, Tata Tech, EBIXCash
  • *Today*
  • *Listing of new securities of Himadri Speciality Chemical Ltd*
  • 62,15,000 equity shares of Re. 1/- each issued at a premium of Rs.69/- to Non Promoters on a preferential basis pursuant to conversion of warrants .
  • *Listing of Bonus equity shares of Kamdhenu Ventures Limited*
  • 31435500 Bonus equity shares of Rs. 5/- each allotted on August 2, 2023.
  • *Brooks Laboratories Limited - Extension of Rights Issue upto August 22, 2023 and Trading period for Rights Entitlements (REs) upto August 17, 2023*
  • SEBI - CIRCULAR ON REDUCTION IN LISTING TIMELINE MANDATORY FOR PUBLIC ISSUES OPENING ON OR AFTER DECEMBER 1
  • *Listing of new securities of HDFC Bank Ltd.*
  • 28,46,329 Equity shares of Rs.1/ each allotted to QIBs pursuant to Qualified Institutional Placement….@ Rs. 2165/-
  • *QIP LAUNCH ALERT: SUZLON*
  • Suzlon Launches QIP, plans to raise Rs 1800-2000 crores… Pricing likely in Rs 17.5-18.5/share range
  • Provisional Cash Rs. In Crs. (9th Aug.)
  • FIIs +644 (9,342 – 8,698)
  • DIIs -598 (8,041 – 8,639)
  • Sensex: 65,996: +149: +0.23%
  • Nifty: 19,633: +62: +0.32%
  • BankNifty: 44,881 (-84) (-0.19%)
  • NiftyIT: 30,940: +115: +0.37%
  • MIDCAP: 38,037: +125: +0.33%
  • Dow: 35,123 (-191) (-0.54%)
  • S&P: 4,468 (-32) (-0.70%)
  • Nas: 13,722 (-162) (-1.17%)
  • Brazil: 118,409 (-681) (-0.57%)
  • Ftse: 7,587: +60: +0.80%
  • Dax: 15,853: +78: +0.49%
  • Cac: 7,322: +53: +0.72%
  • MOEX: 3,100: +14: +0.46%
  • WTI Oil: $84.4: +1.78%
  • Brnt: $87.41: +1.44%
  • Natural Gas: 2.96: +6.55%
  • Gold: $1951 (-0.47%)
  • Silver: $22.73 (-0.33%)
  • Copper: $378: +0.45%
  • Cotton: $85.35: +0.18%
  • Copper (LME): $8,348 (-138) (-1.62%)
  • Alluminum (LME): $2,201) (-30) (-1.32%)
  • Zinc (LM): $2,456 (-41) (-1.62%)
  • Tin (LME): $27,300 (-456) (-1.64%)
  • Eur-$: 1.0975: +0.2%
  • GBP-$: 1.2722 (-0.2%)
  • Jpy-$: 143.69: +0.2%
  • Re: 82.8225 (-0.02%)
  • USD-RUB: 96.8526: +0.24%
  • US10yr: 4.01% (-0.35%)
  • GIND10YR: 7.178: +0.14%
  • $ Index: 102.493 (-0.03%)
  • US Vix: 15.96 (-0.19%)
  • India Vix: 11.14 (-1.68%)
  • BalticDry: 1,142 (-3) (-0.26%)
  • *ADR/GDR*
  • Cogni (-0.46%)
  • Infy (-0.36%)
  • Wit: +0.4%
  • IciciBk (-0.08%)
  • HdfcBk: +0.47%
  • DrRdy: +2.21%
  • TatSt: +1.41%
  • Axis(-0.52%)
  • SBI: +0.15%
  • RIGD: +0.83%
  • INDA: +0.52% (IShares MSCI INDIA ETF)
  • INDY: +0.26% (IShares MSCI INDIA 50 ETF)
  • EPI: +0.39% (Wisdom Tree India Earning)
  • PIN: +0.09% (Invesco India Etf)
  • *A look at the day ahead in Asian markets*
  • Lingering concern over China's slide into deflation and caution ahead of U.S. inflation data will keep markets in check on Thursday, as investors also eye India's interest rate decision, wholesale inflation from Japan and Philippine GDP data.
  • *Renewed tension between the United States and China could be back on investors' radar, with the White House detailing plans to prohibit some U.S. investments in Chinese technology, and requiring that the government be notified of other investments.*
  • Although Chinese stocks fell for a third day on Wednesday the rest of Asia shrugged off the Chinese deflation figures, and the MSCI Asia ex-Japan index rose 0.5% for its best performance so far this month.
  • Perhaps there was some relief that the -0.3% annual rate of deflation was not quite as bad as the -0.4% economists had expected - it was certainly enough to lift China's economic surprises index to its highest since June 26.
  • Keep an eye on oil prices though. Crude futures are the highest since January and are now down only 9% from a year ago - that's a significantly weaker deflationary impulse than the 40% year-on-year decline registered as recently as June.
  • Also on the inflation front, the annual rate of Japanese wholesale price inflation is expected to have fallen to 3.5% in July from 4.1% in June. That would be the lowest since March 2021 and the seventh straight decline from the peak of 10.2% in December.
  • *The Reserve Bank of India, meanwhile, is expected to keep its repo rate steady at 6.50% on Thursday but adopt a far more hawkish tone in the face of a recent rise in food prices which has been sharper than expected and seen lasting longer.*
  • *Interest rate markets are pricing in a decent chance of a quarter-point hike, if not this week then certainly by the end of the year. Currency traders don't seem to be expecting a hike - the rupee goes into the meeting bumping along October's record low around 83 per dollar.*
  • Stock futures rose slightly in overnight trading as Wall Street looked ahead to a key inflation reading that could impact the Federal Reserve’s next rate move.
  • Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 70 points, or 0.2%. S&P 500 futures and futures connected to the Nasdaq-100 added 0.2% and 0.25%, respectively.
  • *U.S. stocks finished lower on Wednesday, posting back-to-back losses after a slump in technology shares and a jump in U.S. crude oil prices weighed on Wall Street, while investors absorbed news of deflation in China and looked ahead to the U.S. July consumer price index data due Thursday morning, that will help shape the outlook for the Federal Reserve’s next steps. Along with CPI, initial jobless claims and hourly earnings for July are due out Thursday.*
  • U.S. stocks closed lower on Wednesday, the day after a report showed Americans borrowed more than ever on their credit cards in the last quarter, and a day ahead of U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation data that could influence Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.
  • Wednesday’s moves follow a losing day on Wall Street, after a Moody’s downgrade of several regional banks dampened investor sentiment. Some market participants were concerned the signal could spell more trouble for markets ahead, but others said the pullback is expected given the extraordinary rally in equities this year.
  • *The Nasdaq Composite has lost 4.4% since August began, while the S&P 500 and Dow have slid 2.6% and 1.2%, respectively. With Wednesday’s retreat, the Nasdaq has moved into negative territory on the quarter. Still, all three indexes are notably higher than where each began 2023.*
  • On Tuesday, the New York Federal Reserve Bank said U.S. credit cards debt surpassed $1 trillion, and Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said the U.S. central bank may be at the stage where it can leave interest rates unchanged.
  • With price of oil going up, the consumer is the backbone of the economy. If they are too stretched and they stopped spending, that feeds us more into a recession narrative
  • *Traders put the chance of no rate hike at the Fed's next policy meeting in September at 86.5%, according to CME FedWatch Tool.* Rate-sensitive megacap growth and technology stocks that have led the Wall Street rally, such as Nvidia (NVDA.O), Apple (AAPL.O) and Tesla (TSLA.O), were down between 0.8% and 4.8%.
  • *China's consumer sector fell into deflation in July. The consumer price index (CPI) dropped in the world's second-largest economy, the National Bureau of Statistics said, its first decline since February 2021.*
  • The S&P 500 closed near session lows and the Nasdaq 100 dropped over 1%. Nvidia Corp., which has more than tripled this year amid the artificial-intelligence frenzy, slipped almost 5%. Tesla Inc., Apple Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. were all down. A 28% surge in European natural gas and an advance in oil to a nine-month high added to concern about further price pressures.
  • *The CPI for July, due on Thursday, is expected to show a slight acceleration from last year. On a month-to-month basis, consumer prices are seen increasing 0.2%, the same as in June.*
  • After the close of regular trading, Walt Disney Co. said it’s raising the prices of its streaming services, including a 27% increase for the advertising-free version of the flagship Disney+. The company reported earnings that exceeded expectations, even as the number of its streaming subscribers fell short. Illumina Inc. fell after the DNA-sequencing firm cut its profit outlook. Wynn Resorts Ltd.’s earnings per share beat the average analyst estimate.
  • Of the 443 S&P 500 companies that have reported results as of Tuesday, 78.6% beat analyst expectations, according to Refinitiv data.
  • Markets are vulnerable to a period of consolidation. This is not uncommon during the seasonally weak August and September period, though the fundamental strength in economic and earnings data supports higher markets once we emerge from the malaise.
  • On Tuesday, the Dow fell 159 points, or 0.45%, to 35,314, the S&P 500 declined 19 points, or 0.42%, to 4,499, and the Nasdaq dropped 110 points, or 0.79%, to 13,884.
  • *Volume on U.S. exchanges was 11.06 billion shares, compared with the 10.89 billion average for the full session over the last 20 trading days.*
  • What drove markets
  • *Investors awaited a batch of U.S. inflation reports which include the July consumer-price index data due Thursday and the producer-price index due Friday for clues on whether the Federal Reserve is finally ready to call it quits on its most aggressive inflation fight in four decades.*
  • *Economists polled by the Wall Street Journal forecasted the consumer price index to rise 0.2% in July, at the same pace from the prior month. They also expected the annual rate of inflation to accelerate to 3.3% from 3% in the prior month.*
  • *The so-called core CPI, which excludes food and energy prices, is expected to grow 0.2% in July. The rate of core inflation over the past 12 months is expected to slow to 4.7% in July from 4.8% in the prior month.*
  • Kathryn Rooney Vera, chief market strategist at StoneX, said she doesn’t think the CPI data tomorrow would be a “big market mover.” However, “what the market is focused on is soft landing, being if the Fed is able to get the economy to decelerate in terms of inflation pressures towards the 2% target without eliciting any form of economic contraction,” said Rooney Vera via phone.
  • But market expectations for a soft landing are “unlikely to be challenged by inflation data this week,” said Veronica Clark and Andrew Hollenhorst, economists at Citigroup.
  • “With markets pricing just around 8 basis points more of Fed hikes this year, but still-strong activity data implying that near-term cuts are also unlikely, a 0.1% increase in core CPI could a have somewhat more limited impact than an upside surprise,” they wrote in a Tuesday note. “The chance of additional hikes from the Fed would be further priced out, but softer inflation could be less surprising given already-rising expectations for a soft landing.”
  • Markets priced in an 86.5% probability that the Fed will leave interest rates unchanged at a range of 5.25%-5.5% on Sept. 20, according to the CME FedWatch Tool. The chances of a 25-basis-point rate hike to a range of 5.5%-5.75% at the subsequent meeting in November was priced at 27.9% Wednesday afternoon.
  • *Also weighing on the sentiment is that news of falling consumer prices in China — which fell 0.3% for the year to July — dovetails with the country’s weak trade data released this week and raises concerns that growth is faltering in the world’s second biggest economy.*
  • *China is now witnessing the actual cost of goods both in stores and at the factory gate falling. It is indicative of a significant slowdown in the Chinese economy, which is beset by high levels of indebtedness..*
  • *However, traders also note that deflationary pressures emanating from China may help further reduce goods inflation in the U.S. and elsewhere, thereby helping central banks to soon stop raising borrowing costs.*
  • Markets don’t appear too adventurous ahead of the U.S. CPI; instead, traders are reverting the risk-off trade from overnight markets after yet another August storm front passed. But much of the move is likely pre-U.S. CPI housekeeping, given that stocks, bonds and currency markets react wildly to CPI beats and misses..
  • *Meantime, bond investors wanted the newest Treasury 10-year notes badly enough that they were willing to settle for a yield of less than 4%.*
  • *The $38 billion auction was awarded at 3.999%, becoming the third straight 10-year new issue to pay a fixed rate of less than 4%. Since the auction details were announced on Aug. 2, its bigger-than-anticipated size pushed the yield on the new 10-year in pre-sale trading up toward 4.19% on Friday. Ultimately, investors decided they could live on less.*
  • The second quarter corporate earnings season continues on Wednesday, with Roblox RBLX, -21.94%, Penn Entertainment PENN, +9.10%, Wynn Resorts WYNN, -1.47% and Walt Disney DIS, -0.73% presenting their numbers.
  • There were no major U.S. economic data due on Wednesday.
  • *European markets advanced on Wednesday, as traders digested China’s disinflation and Italy’s weakening of a surprise windfall tax on banks.*
  • Shares of Italian banks took a tumble on Tuesday as a result of the tax, but rebounded Wednesday the Italian government partially backtracked on the measure. The finance ministry announced late on Tuesday that the tax on net interest income would be capped at 0.1% of risk-weighted assets — just one fifth of the level that Citi had estimated it could reach.
  • *Stocks in China and Hong Kong pulled back on Wednesday, after China’s consumer prices slipped into negative territory in July for the first time since February 2021. The July CPI print came in at -0.3% year-on-year, while the producer price index fell 4.4% from the same period last year.*
  • *Companies in focus*
  • • Lyft Inc. finished 10% lower on Wednesday after it reported quarterly results which show a surprise second-quarter adjusted profit, helped by summer travel and a return to offices, and offered a better-than-expected third-quarter forecast.
  • • Carvana Co.’s stock was down 5.8% Wednesday after the used-car retailer revised its outlook.
  • • Roblox Corp. shares fell 21.9% after the gaming company fell short of bookings expectations for the second quarter and saw its losses swell.
  • • Penn Entertainment Inc. shares jumped 9.1% after the company reached a deal with Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN to rebrand Penn’s sportsbook as ESPN Bet. Shares of sports-betting rival DraftKings Inc. -10.88% were down 10.9%, and FanDuel owner Flutter Entertainment -3.42%, which also reported results, slumped in London trade.
  • • Wendy’s Co. slipped 2% after the fast-food burger chain reported second-quarter profit that topped expectations but revenue that came up shy, while affirming the full-year outlook.
  • • Rivian Automotive Inc. shares fell 9.9% on Wednesday after the EV maker reported a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss, revenue that beat Wall Street expectations, and called for higher production numbers this year.
  • *Key events this week:*
  • # India rate decision, Thursday
  • # US initial jobless claims, CPI, Thursday
  • # Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic pre-recorded remarks for employment webinar, Thursday
  • # UK industrial production, GDP, Friday
  • # US University of Michigan consumer sentiment, PPI, Friday
  • *Currencies*
  • # The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index was little changed
  • # The euro rose 0.2% to $1.0975
  • # The British pound fell 0.2% to $1.2722
  • # The Japanese yen fell 0.2% to 143.69 per dollar
  • *Cryptocurrencies*
  • # Bitcoin fell 2% to $29,392.4
  • # Ether fell 0.9% to $1,847.15
  • *Bonds*
  • # The yield on 10-year Treasuries declined two basis points to 4.00%
  • # Germany’s 10-year yield advanced three basis points to 2.50%
  • # Britain’s 10-year yield declined two basis points to 4.36%
  • *Commodities*
  • # West Texas Intermediate crude rose 1.7% to $84.30 a barrel
  • # Gold futures fell 0.6% to $1,949 an ounce
  • N.B.: The above information is sourced from the various sites on the internet
  • *Sunidhi-Himanshu*
  • *India Daybook – Stocks in News*
  • *Tata Power:* Net profit up 22.4% at Rs 972.5 cr vs Rs 794.6 cr, Revenue up 5% at Rs 15,213.3 cr vs Rs 14,495.5 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *PI Ind:* Net profit up 46.2% at Rs 382.9 cr vs Rs 262.0 cr, Revenue up 23.8% at Rs 1910.0 cr vs Rs 1543.0 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *JB Chem:* Net profit up 35% at Rs 142 cr vs Rs 105 cr, Revenue up 14% at Rs 896 cr vs Rs 785 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Berger Paints:* Net Profit up 39.9% at Rs 354.4 cr vs Rs 253.4 cr, Revenue up 9.8% at Rs 3,029.5 cr vs Rs 2,759.7 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Natco Pharma:* Net profit up 31.2% at Rs 420.3 cr vs Rs 320.4 cr, Revenue up 28.9% at Rs 1,140.5 cr vs Rs 884.6 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Max Fin:* Net profit at Rs 101 cr vs Rs 68 cr, Revenue at Rs 9168.0 cr vs Rs 3272.0 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *BSE:* Net profit at Rs 440.0 cr vs Rs 40.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 216.0 cr vs Rs 187.0 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Ratnamani Metals:* Net profit at Rs 135.0 cr vs Rs 87.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 1175.0 cr vs Rs 977.0 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Varroc Eng:* Net profit at Rs 32.0 cr vs loss Rs 84.8 cr, Revenue at Rs 1792.0 cr vs Rs 1628 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Sandhar Tech:* Net profit at Rs 21.4 cr vs Rs 12.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 829 cr vs Rs 675 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Vijaya Diagnostics:* Net profit at Rs 26.2 cr vs Rs 17.5 cr, Revenue at Rs 121.0 cr vs Rs 104.0 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *BLS Int:* Net profit at Rs 71 cr vs Rs 31 cr, Revenue at Rs 383.0 cr vs Rs 276.0 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Abbott India:* Net profit at Rs 290 cr vs Rs 206 cr, Revenue at Rs 1479 cr vs Rs 1304 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *CARE:* Net profit at Rs 22 cr vs Rs 18 cr, Revenue at Rs 66 cr vs Rs 55 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Schneider:* Net profit at Rs 35 cr vs Rs 27 cr, Revenue at Rs 495 cr vs Rs 371 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *DCAL:* Net profit at Rs 1.7 cr vs Rs 0.4 cr, Revenue at Rs 72 cr vs Rs 54 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *FDC:* Net profit at Rs 110 cr vs Rs 71 cr, Revenue at Rs 536 cr vs Rs 495 cr (YoY) (Positive)
  • *Suzlon:* Approves floor price at Rs 18.44/Sh for its Rs 2,000 crore QIP. (Positive)
  • *GMR Airports:* The company said its board will consider raising funds of up to Rs 5,000 crore during the meeting on August 14. (Positive)
  • *Eicher Motors:* Company & Amazon collaborate to scale electric truck deployment & Amazon commits to acquiring 1,000 electric trucks from Eicher Motors. (Positive)
  • *MAS Financial:* Basant Maheshwari Wealth Advisers LLP has bought 2.93 lakh equity shares (Positive)
  • *Sula Vineyards:* Net profit up 24.5% at Rs 13.7 cr vs Rs 11 cr, Revenue up 17.8% at Rs 108.5 cr vs Rs 92.1 cr (YoY) (Neutral)
  • *IRCTC:* Net profit down 7% at Rs 231 cr vs Rs 248.5 cr , Revenue up 17.5% at Rs 1,001.8 cr vs Rs 852.6 cr (YoY) (Neutral)
  • *Bata:* Net profit at Rs 107 cr vs Rs 119.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 958 cr vs Rs 943 cr (YoY). (Neutral)
  • *BL Kashyap:* Net profit at Rs 9.9 cr vs Rs 11.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 252.7 cr vs Rs 288.6 cr (YoY) (Neutral)
  • *Lumax Ind:* Net profit at Rs 23 cr vs Rs 20 cr, Revenue at Rs 618.0 cr vs Rs 512.0 cr (YoY) (Neutral)
  • *TD Power:* Net profit at Rs 27.0 cr vs Rs 21.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 220.0 cr vs Rs 205.0 cr (YoY) (Neutral)
  • *IOL CP:* Net profit at Rs 46.0 cr vs Rs 35.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 563.0 cr vs Rs 565.0 cr (YoY) (Neutral)
  • *Zee Ent:* NCLT Mumbai to pronounce order in ZeeEnt-Sony merger case today (Neutral)
  • *Eclerx:* Net profit at Rs 106 cr vs Rs 99 cr, Revenue at Rs 684.0 cr vs Rs 618.0 cr (YoY) (Neutral)
  • *HeroMoto Corp:* Company faces tax probe over links to vendor's $11 million false expenditure (Neutral)
  • *Axis Bank:* Bank to infuse Rs 1,612 crore in Max Life through preferential allotment. (Neutral)
  • *Visaka Ind:* Net profit down 69.1% at Rs 11.9 cr vs Rs 38.5 cr, Revenue down 6.6% at Rs 448 cr vs Rs 479.7 cr (YoY) (Negative)
  • *Granules:* Net profit down 62.4% at Rs 47.9 cr vs Rs 127.5 cr, Revenue down 3.3% at Rs 985.5 cr vs Rs 1,019.5 cr (YoY) (Negative)
  • *Bombay Dyeing:* Net loss at Rs 120 cr vs Rs 77 cr, Revenue at Rs 498.0 cr vs Rs 606.0 cr (YoY) (Negative)
  • *Dreamfolks:* Net profit at Rs 13 cr vs Rs 25.3 cr, Revenue at Rs 266.0 cr vs Rs 238.0 cr (QoQ) (Negative)
  • *EID Parry:* Net profit at Rs 109.0 cr vs Rs 276.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 7026.0 cr vs Rs 7143 cr (YoY) (Negative)
  • *SJVN:* Net profit at Rs 270.0 cr vs Rs 607.8 cr, Revenue at Rs 665.0 cr vs Rs 1006 cr (YoY) (Negative)
  • *VMart:* Net loss at Rs 21.9 cr vs Rs 20.45 cr, Revenue at Rs 679.0 cr vs Rs 588 cr (YoY) (Negative)
  • *Rushil:* Net profit at Rs 12.0 cr vs Rs 27.0 cr, Revenue at Rs 193.0 cr vs Rs 211 cr (YoY) (Negative)
  • *Sunteck:* Net loss at Rs 6.7 cr vs profit Rs 24.9 cr, Revenue at Rs 71.0 cr vs Rs 144.0 cr (YoY) (Negative)
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