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Bengaluru Chennai Coimbatore Hubballi Hyderabad Kochi Kolkata Madurai Malappuram Mangaluru Mumbai Noida Thiruvananthapuram Tiruchirapalli Tirupati Vijayawada Visakhapatnam
TUESDAY • OCTOBER 19, 2021
CHENNAI
₹�10 • Pages 10 • Volume 28 • Number 289
TRADE DATA
The country’s exports increased 40.5% to
$15.3 b during October 114, while imports
grew 60.72% to $14.8 b p3
LOOKING UPBEAT
India is in no hurry to withdraw the pandemicera
stimulus and is ready to do more to support the
economic recovery, says FM Nirmala Sitharaman p3
GREEN DRIVE
Global twowheeler brands
operating in India are gearing up for
their electric vehicle plunge p2
DEBANGANA GHOSH
Mumbai, October 18
The past year or so has seendecentralised cryptocurrency slowly becoming partof the mainstream narrative.On the seamy side, the digital currency has alsoprovided an avenue for online criminal activities involving tax evasion andother kinds of seriousfrauds.
In the past six months,between AprilSeptember2021, the top three cryptocurrency exchanges –WazirX, CoinSwitch Kuberand CoinDCX – have blockedover two lakh accounts citing malicious activities.
Malicious activitiesCoinSwitch Kuber alone hassuspended 180,000 accountsin the past six months, whileit is currently monitoringthe daily activities of around200,000 accounts that canpossibly be malicious,Sharan Nair, CBO, CoinSwitch Kuber, told Business-Line.
WazirX has blocked 14,469accounts after receiving requests from Indian and foreign law enforcement agen
cies. Foreign lawenforcement agencies raised38 requests. These camefrom countries including theUS, UK, France, Austria,Switzerland and Germany.But over 90 per cent of theaccounts were blocked aftercomplaints from other usersand the company’s internaltracking mechanism.
Nischal Shetty, Founder,WazirX, told BusinessLine,“WazirX is part of Blockchainand Crypto assets Council(BACC) along with othercrypto exchanges. Our exchange is able to trace allusers on the platform withoffi�cial identity information.We already have a robust KYCand AML enabled policy thatwe follow to selfregulate inthe absence of regulatoryguidelines. All the necessary
information to track malicious activities that are “facilitated” by blockchains arepublicly available.”
He added, “Additionally,WazirX has collaboratedwith TRM Labs, a cryptocurrency compliance platform,for transaction monitoringand investigation, walletscreening and risk management. It has helped bolsterthe security of the platformand scale compliance initiatives."
Notice to WazirXWazirX was recently issued ashowcause notice by Enforcement Directorate for alleged violation of the Foreign Exchange ManagementAct on transactions involving cryptocurrenciesworth ₹�2,790 crore. The ED
then said it has initiated aprobe on the basis of its ongoing moneylaundering investigation into Chineseowned illegal betting applications.
According to Nair, the pandora’s box opens when oneis able to send cryptocurrency outside the exchange.“The biggest problem theregulators have is withpeople buying bitcoins onone platform and sending itto unknown addresses.Nobody is able to track whothese addresses belong toand what is the intent ofthese addresses. Even thecrypto exchanges won’t beable to track it,” Nair said.
To curb this issue, CoinSwitch Kuber doesn’t let itsusers withdraw or movetheir funds in cryptocurrency. To withdraw theirmoney, they have to fi�rst sellthe crypto asset on the exchange and get their moneydeposited directly into theirbank accounts in INR.
Lack of regulationPolicy experts said thatthough the exchanges arethemselves blocking suspicious accounts, the real issueis the lack of regulation.
“The crypto world islargely unregulated. Whilethe Reserve Bank of India hasalready expressed its reservation in allowing cryptocurrency, the government is yetto announce its stance onthe issue,” said an industryexpert.
More than 2 lakh crypto accountsblocked in India over 6 monthsExchanges take
action after
suspected
criminal activities
involving taxevasion, fraud
Cracking the whip
■ CoinSwitch Kuber alone has suspended 180,000 accounts in
the past six months
■ WazirX has blocked 14,469 accounts after receiving requests
from Indian and foreign law enforcement agencies
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, October 18
Stock market trading via mobile apps and online portalsinvolving major players suchas Zerodha, Upstox, Growwand ICICIDirect, was disrupted on Monday due to a technical glitch at the Central Depository Services Limited(CDSL).
Hundreds of investorswere unable to punch sell orders due to the glitch.
Online discount brokersblamed CDSL, the country’slargest demat services provider. “You may face anissue with authorising the sale ofyour stocks dueto an issue withCDSL. We are intouch withCDSL to have theissue resolved atthe earliest,” saidZerodha in a tweeton Monday.
Unable to process TPINThe problem started withCDSL not being able to process TPIN for selling stocks.TPIN is a 6digit password,unique to every client, to authorise a broker to debit thechosen stocks from a demataccount with CDSL. TPIN isan alternative to the dematPower of Attorney.
CDSL did not issue an offi�cial statement, but a sourceclose to the depository toldBusinessLine that the issue
was resolved by 1 pm andthat the glitch was being examined by the technologyteam.
A large section of retail investors in India’s stock market now depend on discountbrokers and mobile apps.The top 5 discount brokershave more than 40 per centof the total market share inretail segment and, hence,any glitch could pose serioustrouble to investors.
CDSL has more than 46.5million demat accounts andnearly 7080 per cent ofthese were opened duringthe lockdown postMarch2020. During this period,mobilebased trading wit
nessed a sharp spike inIndia, as bench
mark indicesSensex andNifty kept hitting new record levels.
Similar issuesBefore the CDSL
issue on Monday,another large tech
glitch was witnessed by themarkets in February, whentrading had to be halted atthe National Stock Exchangefor four hours.
Following the repeatedtech glitches, market regulator SEBI issued norms topenalise exchanges andother market infrastructurecompanies. Norms also specify penalty for the top management and technology offi�cials of these institutionsfor the tech glitch and disruptions.
Investors unable to
execute sell orders
CDSL glitch hits Upstox,Zerodha, Groww traders
Packing a Punch
Shailesh Chandra, President of Tata Motors Passenger Vehicle Business Unit, launching
the subcompact SUV Punch in Mumbai, on Monday. (Report on page 2) PTI
AYUSHI KAR
Mumbai, October 18
Subscribers of paid TV channels accessed through cableoperators and DTH serviceproviders will have to paymore for some of the popular channels with broadcasters announcing new tariff� plans under the NewTariff� Order (NTO) 2.0. Analysts expect some viewers toshift to overthetop platforms as a result of the newpricing.
Sony, Zee, Star India andViacom18 have excludedsome of their fl�agship channels from bouquets in orderto price them higher. Under
the NTO 2.0, the telecom regulator has capped the priceof channels being off�ered aspart of a bouquet at ₹�12 amonth. However, most ofthe popular channels arepriced higher. Consequently,broadcasters will now be offering them solely on à lacarte basis. Here, customerscan individually purchasethe channel which will nolonger be a part of a bouquet off�ering.
Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI), which operates 26entertainment and sportschannels, has pulled out itspopular channels from the
bouquet. It has also kept theMRP of its GEC and sportschannels above the ₹�12 cap.
Star India has publishedthe prices for 78 channels.The MRP of 32 out of 78channels have been fi�xedabove the ₹�12 cap, keepingthem out of the bouquet.Some of the existing channels were missing from thenew rate card, indicatingthat they are likely to beshut down or rebranded.This includes its EnglishGECs such as Star World, StarWorld HD, and Star WorldPremiere HD. Disney Star India has not offi�cially commented on the development.
Zee, on the other hand,has only four channels thatare pure a la carte. Viacom18has pulled Colors and ColorsKannada out of the bouquetby pricing both the channelsat ₹�21.
Karan Tuarani, Senior Vice
President at Elara Capital,said, “This will enable selective viewing among consumers, who are anywaytransitioning to digital media in a very big way. It mayalso not have a big impacton the average revenue peruser as a large portion ofcustomers may not be willing to pay more for TV media in the advent of the digital media.”
Loss of revenue seenAccording to Tuarani, it willalso lead to loss of ad revenue for niche channels oflarger broadcasters which,in turn, may force them tomove purely to OTT or shutdown.
Broadcasters have previously argued that TRAI’sdiktat will cause a majordent in revenue and thushave a negative impact ontheir business.
Broadcasters pull
fl�agship channels
out of the bouquet,
announce new
tariff plans
Your favourite TV channels may cost more
KV KURMANATH
Hyderabad, October 18
Do you often misplace yourkeys or spectacles? Or, absentmindedly add salt to the dishtwice, spoiling it? Imagine ifyou could get a message with apicture of where you left yourkeys or glasses? Or get a beepwhen you are about to add salta second time? Or make anembarrassing mistake?
In a virtual reality poweredworld — or the Metaverse —where all of us could be wearing smart glasses, this may bepossible. The glasses couldeven teach us how to play afl�ute or to cook. Why, they mayeven guide surgeons duringcomplex procedures.
AI-backed systemThis is not scifi�. A global consortium of universities andtechnical colleges haveteamed up for Ego4D, an am
bitious project backed by social media major Facebook, toadd another dimension to anArtifi�cial Intelligencebackedadvisory system.
“That AI is helping us inmyriad ways is not somethingnew. By analysing vastvolumes of video, audio andtext data, AI tools are giving usinsights. But all the while, thesystems are using static cameras hooked to the poles onthe roads or in the corners inbuildings,” explains CV Jawahar, Professor at Centre forVisual Information Technology at the International Institute of Information Technology (IIITHyderabad).
Right now, he says, we areonly getting a thirdparty viewof the happenings. In order tomake the cameras to help youin what you do, the camerasshould have a fi�rstpersonview.
“This means, camerasshould be at the centre of thehappenings. They should lookat things like you do. Youshould make AI understandand perceive the world theway you do,” he says.
IIITH is the only institutefrom India to join this globalinitiative where 13 universitiesare pooling massive amountsof datasets, capturing the fi�rstperson view of a host of activities – from cooking to carpentry, and from agricultureto mechanical works.
Apart from India, datasetsare being collected from theUS, the UK, Italy, Singapore,Rwanda and Colombia to addscale and diversity to this research. The consortium has
already got 3,000 hours ofdata from across the world,which will be released soon toresearchers, startups and organisations to build productsand solutions that can helppeople get intelligent, actionable insights into what theydo.
“The pileup of datasets willcontinue to grow. We are planning to contribute 1,000hours of data by the end ofDecember 2022. The IIITH hasdeployed about 20 match boxsize video cameras, worn onforeheads, to collect the datafrom diff�erent parts of thecountry, capturing severalactivities,” says Jawahar.
As he points out, the datahave to be diverse because usability of the solution depends on the social, culturaland geographical factors andyou need relevant data to produce relevant solutions for ageography.
“We are hurtling into theMetaverse faster than wecould have imagined.”
In the Metaverse, you could get notifiedwhen you are about to make a blooperAIpowered devices could help you
locate keys, cook or teach music
KR SRIVATS
New Delhi, October 18
Exercising its jurisdiction in thecontentious Section 3(1) of theTribunal Reforms Act, 2021 thatlays down 50 years as the age eligibility criteria for appointment as chairperson or member of a tribunal, the Centre hasinvited applications for National Company Law Tribunal(NCLT) and National CompanyLaw Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT).
The Tribunal Reforms Act iscurrently under review by theSupreme Court which hadearlier specifi�cally struck downSection 3(1) which bars appointments to tribunals of personsbelow 50 years of age.
The Corporate Aff�airs Ministry (MCA) has now invited online applications for nine postsof Judicial Members and sixposts of Technical Members atthe NCLT, which is the main Ad
judicating Authority for Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC)cases. Nearly 40 per cent of thebenches have been vacant inNCLT, which has a sanctionedstrength of 62 members.
The government has, of late,been on an overdrive to fi�llthese vacancies. Of the sanctioned strength of 62 at NCLT,the functioning strength tilltwo weeks back was about 30. Inthe last two weeks, as many as 18members have been appointedand now the MCA has invitedapplications for about 15 more,sources said.
The 15 members for whom applications have been invitedwill have a term of fi�ve years orhold the offi�ce till attaining theage of 65.years, whichever is
earlier. A person appointed isalso eligible for reappointmentfor another fi�ve years. Simultaneously, the Centre has sought tofi�ll three posts of judicial members and two posts of technicalmembers at the NCLAT benchesin Delhi and Chennai.
Eligibility criteriaThe eligibility criteria for beingappointed as a Judicial Memberis that the applicant shouldhave been a judge of a HighCourt or a judicial member ofNCLT for fi�ve years or an advocate for ten years with substantial experience in litigation inmatters relating to company affairs before NCLT, NCLAT, HighCourt or Supreme Court.
For Technical Members, aminimum professional experience of 25 years has been stipulated in areas such as law, industrial fi�nance, industrialmanagement, industrial reconstruction, investment, accountancy or any other matter usefulto NCLAT.
The Centre had, in August
this year, enacted the TribunalReforms Act which has beenchallenged in the SupremeCourt through a PIL that arguesthat the Act is identical to a priorordinance that had been struckdown by the Apex Court. On thevery fi�rst day that the PIL wastaken up, a threejudge Benchheaded by Chief Justice N VRamana rapped the government for its inaction in fi�llingup vacancies in tribunals andfor enacting the Tribunal Reforms Act overruling the Court’searlier judgments. “You are testing our patience,” the ChiefJustice had said.
‘Would be a challenge’ Aseem Chawla, Managing Partner, ASC Legal, a law fi�rm, saidthat appointments would be achallenge if the minimum eligibility age is 50 years. “The saidlegislation has been a bane considering the manner in whichthe executive has decided tomove ahead with regard to selection/appointment criteria ofmembers,” he said.
TRIBUNAL APPOINTMENTS
Centre gets moving, invites applications for post of judicial, technical members at NCLTProcess for fi�ve
posts at NCLAT
also kicks off
WXA three-judge Bench
headed by Chief Justice
N V Ramana had rapped
the government for its
inaction in filling up
vacancies in Tribunals
QUICKLY
EUL FOR COVAXIN
WHO technical advisorygroup to meet on Oct 26Hyderabad, October 18
The Technical Advisory Group
(TAG) of the World Heath
Organization (WHO) will
meet on October 26 to
consider Emergency Use
Listing (EUL) for Covaxin, the
Covid vaccine of Bharat
Biotech. “The technical
advisory group will meet on
October 26 to consider EUL
for Covaxin. WHO has been
working closely with Bharat
Biotech to complete the
dossier,” said Soumya
Swaminathan, Chief Scientist,
WHO, in a socialmedia post.
“Our goal is to have a broad
portfolio of vaccines
approved for emergency use
and to expand access to
populations everywhere,”
she said. P10
COMMODITIES
Cotton growers want50% more than MSPHyderabad, October 18
Even as prices of raw cotton
(kapas) are ruling far higher
than the minimum support
price (MSP) fi�xed by the Centre
for this year, rates in different
agricultural markets across
the country are hovering over
₹�7,500 a quintal. The rates are
ruling high on demand for the
natural fi�bre increasing in the
global market. Against the
MSP of ₹�6,025 (long staple)
and ₹�5,726 (medium staple) a
quintal, the modal price of raw
cotton was quoted at ₹�7,400
at the Khammam (Telangana)
marketyard on Monday with
quality offerings fetching as
high as ₹�7,711. In other
markets too, rates were higher
than ₹�7,300. P8
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, October 18
The government is all set toachieve its vaccination targetthis week with administering over 84 lakh vaccinedoses on Monday, as per theHealth Ministry data. The cumulative vaccination numbers are now nearing the 98crore mark.
Health Minister MansukhMandaviya on Saturday hadsaid that India would achievethe landmark milestone of100 crore vaccine doses thisweek. Around 74 per cent ofthe people above 18 yearshave been vaccinated withthe fi�rst dose, he had said.
As per the governmentdata, more than 102 crorevaccine doses have beenprovided to the States/UTs sofar through its freeofcostchannel and direct state procurement category.
India nears 98-crvaccination mark
30L
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60L 90L
1.20cr1
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cr
Vaccinometer
21.2
% share of population fully
vaccinated
7-day avg of daily vaccination doses*
98,58,82,065
Total doses administered
52.2
% share of population that has received one dose
*As on Oct 17 Source: COVID19 India, Co-WIN
85,53,700October 18 (till 9. pm)
37,09,059
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CHENNAI
2 BusinessLine TUESDAY • OCTOBER 19 • 2021NEWS
HARI VISWANATH
BL Research Bureau
The HCL Technologies (HCL)stock declined 2.36 per cent toclose at ₹�1,221.35 on the BSE onMonday. The company had reported lowerthanexpectedrevenue and EBIT numbers inthe September quarter resultsthat were announced aftermarket hours on Thursday.
Revenue of ₹�20,655 croreand EBIT of ₹�3,916 crore wereapproximately 1.5 and 3.5 percent below consensus expectations (Bloomberg).
The revenue miss and thelowerthanexpected operating margins which resulted ina higher EBIT miss, wereprimarily driven by the com
pany’s diff�erentiatedproducts and platforms segment revenue (12 per cent oftotal revenues), declining by5.5 per cent year on year (yoy).
According to the management, there is some seasonality attached to this businessand recovery is expected going forward. This was refl�ected in the company reaffi�rming its prior FY22 outlook ofdouble digit revenue growthin constant currency (cc) andEBIT margin of 1921 per cent.
The company’s cc revenuegrowth (yoy) in the September quarter was at 10.5 percent. This is lower than the 15per cent and 19 per cent reported by TCS and Infosys, respectively. However, it needsto be noted that while Infosys
was a clear outperformer lastyear, compared to TCS, HCL’sgrowth is tempered by baseeff�ect. In the Septemberquarter of last year, cc revenueof TCS degrew by 3.2 per centyoy, while it was fl�at for HCL.
Deal wins The company saw a good traction in deal wins in the secondquarter with yoy growth of38 per cent, refl�ecting strongdemand. Excluding theproducts and platforms segment, the company sawstrong CC growth of 13 percent. Similar to its peers, the
growth is broadbased andgood across verticals and geographies. Cash conversionmetrics remain strong andthe operating cash fl�ows at 117per cent of net income wasbetter than that reported byits peers.
Payout ratio The company announced anew payout ratio that entailsinvestor payouts of not lessthan 75 per cent of net incomecumulatively over fi�ve years(FY2226). This now brings it tolevels comparable with peerssuch as TCS and Infosys interms of capital returns, andshould help bridge some ofthe valuation gap betweenHCL and these companiesover the longterm
ValuationIt trades at 23 times next 12months (NTM) EPS, which is a57 per cent premium to its
fi�veyear average. Some of thepremium is warranted, giventhe rerating the stock deserves for its decent performance in recent years. The newpayout policy also supportsrerating. Given its performance, its valuation comparesfavourably versus its peers(TCS, Infosys and Wipro),which are trading in therange of 3032 x NTM EPS. Investors can hold the stock.
A few factors that longterminvestors need to look out forare a slowdown in the US economy going forward, andhow the rupee performsversus the dollar over the nextyear. The rupee has tradedwithin a broad range since theCovid lows of last year April/March. A longterm annual depreciation of 34 per cent is required to ensure margins forIT services companies remainstable/ improve in the medium to long term.
New payout ratio of 75% should help
bridge valuation gap with Infosys, TCS
HCL Tech: Underlying momentum remains strong
Q2 COMMENT
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, October18
UltraTech Cement, an AdityaBirla Group company, reported that its net profi�t for theSeptember quarter was almost fl�at at ₹�1,310 crore,largely due to higher production cost.
Revenue from operationswas up 16 per cent at ₹�12,017crore (₹�10,387 crore). Overallexpenses jumped 17 per cent to₹�10,209 crore (₹�8,724 crore).Production volume was up 8
per cent at 21.64 million tonne.Power and fuel cost in
creased 37 per cent to ₹�2,520crore (₹�1,845 crore) whilefreight cost was up 16 per centat ₹�2,673 crore (₹�2,300 crore).
Coal and pet coke pricesnearly doubled pushing upenergy cost by 17 per cent to₹�1,099 a tonne while logistics
cost increased 7 per cent to₹�1,219 a tonne. Raw materialprices were up three per centat ₹�518 a tonne.
Mining operationsThe resulting impact on thecompany’s operations waspartially off�set by a reductionin power consumption andcontinuing focus on operational effi�ciencies, UltraTechsaid in a statement. The company expects to commencemining operations at itsBicharpur coal block in Madhya Pradesh in the Decemberquarter which will help reduce coal purchase from the
open market, it added.The company has commis
sioned 12MW of Waste Heat Recovery System and 21 MW ofsolar power. With this expansion, the company’s green energy share has gone up to 15per cent.
UltraTech has added freshcement production capacityof 1.2 mtpa in October as partof fi�rst phase of the 19.5 mtpacapacity expansion announced last December.
The company expects thesteady increase in input costssuch as coal, pet coke anddiesel to pose a challenge forthe industry.
Revenue from
operations up 16%
UltraTech Cement Q2 net fl�at at ₹�1,310 crore
AYUSHI KAR
Mumbai October 18
Tata Motors is gearing up to
capture a major chunk of the
increasingly popular SUV
market, with the launch of
India’s first sub-compact SUV,
‘Punch’. The SUV category is
seeing immense growth
momentum, having grown
globally six times in the last
decade, where one in every
three cars sold is an
SUV. In India, sales
ofSUVs contribute to
40 per cent of overall
sales. According to
Shailesh Chandra,
President of
Passenger Vehicles Business
Unit, Tata Motors, while this
growth momentum led to the
proliferation of a variety of SUV
styles, there is a major void in
the sub-4-meter category.
Here, people were only left
with the options of cars and
compact sedans. The core goal
for Tata Punch, according to
Chandra is to bring a capable
SUV to fill this exact void. In an
interview with BusinessLine,
Chandra talked about the
automaker’s efforts and future
plans in the segment. Excerpts:
How is the chip shortage at
the moment?
A lot of these supply chain issues seen in Q1 and Q2 weretemporary, such as the Malaysia Covid wave, or the Renais
sance fi�re in Japan. These issues will now be slowlysubsiding. But still, there willbe structural issues of capacity in the semiconductorworld, which we as OEMs aretrying to get past. For instance, we are looking to convert specialised chips tostandard chips, buying fromthe stockists directly, lookingfor designs for semicon
ductor usage. Withthe situation nowimproving in Malaysia, we might beveering back to300,000 sales in theindustry per month.
But will the chip shortage
impact Punch launch?
We will never know when it isthe ideal scenario for thelaunch of Punch since wedon’t know when the chipshortage will subside. Customers are waiting for ourproduct. The product has relevance to beinglaunched at themarket at thispoint in time. Sowe are reconciling with the reality and launchingit rightnow. TataMotorsPunchhas seenthe
highest number of prebookings in comparison to ourwhole portfolio of cars. Therefore, we will try to best manage the situation, do certainprioritisation and go aheadwith the launch.
Is there a dilution in the
market, regarding what we
now define as an SUV, does
Tata Punch truly fit that
definition?
There can be diff�erent ways ofdefi�ning SUVs, one can live inthe old world of what SUVswere, but you have to be cognizant of the fact of how consumer trends are changingand how design trends arechanging.
If you break down what anSUV is, it is about the externalstyling, the commandingseating position, the groundclearance, the departure andapproach angles. If you takeall these metrics into account, and its capability to doa bit of off�roading, thatdefi�nes SUV. In this car, wehave provided such capabilities, we tick all the boxes,therefore Tata Punch fi�ts thedefi�nition of an SUV.
Is Tata Motors gearing up to
take the third place in the
SUV market with the
Punch?
Today, we are selling 13,00015,000 SUVs a month,between Nexon, Harrier andSafari. And Punch is of coursegoing to add to the volume. Itruly believe that this is a verycapable product that can attract customers from adjacent segments, thereforevolume additions will bequite high. This will have animpact on the overall rankingof the SUV space.
But I am not chasing a rank.I am targeting the rightfulvolume for all of theseproducts. We have seen overwhelming bookings forPunch which is a very goodsign, but you must wait forthe demand to stabilise. I amstill imagining that the demand is going to be signifi�cantly high, it might be a challenge to meet the demand.With limitations of supply onthe electronics componentsside, there will be the need forsome prioritisation amongstall the products in our portfolio.
‘Punch will have an impact on Tata Motors’ ranking in SUV space’
O
ZYTata Motors Punch has seen the highest number of
pre-bookings in comparison to our whole
portfolio of cars.
SHAILESH CHANDRA,President of Passenger Vehicles Business Unit, Tata Motors
YZ
G BALACHANDAR
Chennai, October 18
Global twowheeler brandsoperating in India are gearingup for electric vehicle plungeas the ecosystem for electrictwowheelers continue to improve in the country.
Though the EV market isstill at an evolutionary stage,it appears to be the future ofthe automobile sector. Lastfew months saw growing momentum for electric twowheelers in India and FY22 isexpected to see total electrictwowheeler volumes surpassthe onelakh mark.
At present, electric twowheeler sales in the countryare fuelled by a few startupsand many of them have madea mark with their technologyand products.
However, most of the traditional players also have EVsready or are getting themready. Electric twowheelersare expected to have a higherpenetration (along with 3W)on account of several factorssuch as lower initial purchaseprices as the battery size canbe smaller to take care of anormal daily running of 3050 km, ease of taking closer toone's home for charging oreven carrying the batteryhome for charging or swapping the same without theuse of a robotic arm.
Traditional players“It is expected the traditionalplayers will also come outwith their off�erings and willleverage their brand, network, ability to engineer robust products for the myriadroad conditions, etc. to gain astrong position in the EV segment,” says Ashim Sharma,Partner & Group Head Busi
ness Performance Improvement Consulting at NomuraResearch Institute.
Homegrown ICE playerssuch as TVS Motor and Bajajhave entered the segmentwith their electric scooters.Now, global players likeHonda and Yamaha are undertaking feasibility studiesand examining the evolvingecosystem here for their entryinto the segment.
Considering the sheervolumes generated by theworld's largest twowheelermarket, it can be said thatstartups have just begunscratching the surface as they
lay down a stronger foundation for electric mobility,which can be classifi�ed into 3categories — vehicle manufacturing, EV charge and batteryswap infrastructure and services, says Motofumi Shitara,Chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group.
Investment challengesGlobal twowheeler brandspoint out that though there isa favourable ecosystem supported by policy frameworkwith attractive subsidy andincentive schemes, there arebigger challenges related toinvestments.
“We are contemplating onfactors like pricing, performance, and infrastructure before we roll out any productsfor the Indian market. Mainlysince the success of EVs solelydepends on the acceptance ofcustomers at large, which isonly possible with properavailability of infrastructure,
universal charging stations,battery production and swapping infrastructure for electric vehicles,” Shitara adds.
Honda Motorcycle &Scooter India (HMSI) says thecompany certainly has plansto make its presence in the EVecosystem in the country.“The results of the ongoingfeasibility test are a workinprogress. Some areas need tobe worked out and post thatwe will surely be able to sharemore details on our plans. Fornow, we hope to present anelectric twowheeler in thenext fi�nancial year,” statesYadvinder Singh Guleria, Director, Sales & Marketing ofHMSI, the top player in theICEbased scooter market inIndia.
Electric scooters haveemerged as the ideal choice tostart with for EV play as metros and cities would be theearly adopters of electricscooters.
Players undertake
feasibility studies,
explore ecosystem
Global twowheeler brands plan EV plunge in India
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, October 18
Tata Motors today launched itsfi�rst subcompact SUV, Punchat a starting price of ₹�5.49lakh (exshowroom Delhi).
Shailesh Chandra, President– Passenger Vehicles BusinessUnit, Tata Motors, said: “WithPunch, we have created an entirely new category altogetherto address a growing need forsmallinsize cars with a trueSUV character.”
It will be available both inmanual and automatic transmission options, in four distinct models.
Likely monthly salesTata Motors Ltd expects to generate monthly sales of 10,000units, going by the initialbookings.
“The Tata Nexon, which is asegment higher than thePunch, is selling more than10,000 units a month. Punchcan do better than Nexon,”Chandra said.
Tata Motors Design Studiosin India, UK, and Italy collaborated to design the vehiclewhich was further engineeredand developed by Tata MotorsIndia team. Built on the AgileLight Flexible Advanced (ALFA)Architecture, the Punch incorporates several industryfi�rstinnovations. Going forward,the automaker may alsolaunch an electric variant ofthe new compact SUV.
Punch rolls out at starting priceof ₹�5.49 lakh
OUR BUREAU
Chennai, October 18
Hatsun Agro Product Ltd(HAP), a leading dairy company, reported a 25 per centincrease in net profi�t at ₹�82crore for the second quarterended September 30, against₹�66 crore in the same periodlast year. Revenue increased23 per cent to ₹�1,635 crore(₹�1,327 crore), said a company press release.
RG Chandramogan, Chairman, HAP, said, “We arehappy to report a decentgrowth in revenues albeitlittle shorter than our expectations due to unprecedentedmonsoon, exceeding morethan 10 per cent from the normal in the last few months inthe entire South India andMaharashtra. These marketsaccount for 95 per cent of ourbusiness.”
New facilitiesHAP is investing about ₹�450crore in its business acrossnew manufacturing facilitiesto expand capacities in icecream, milk, curd, milkproducts and cattle feed andalso in distribution, sales andmarketing before the end ofFY22. We will have enough capacities in all our divisionsfor FY23”.
The company has made afresh agreement withSwelect Renewable EnergyPrivate Limited for purchaseof solar power under captiveuser model. The solar project,which is expected to be commissioned by February, is estimated to provide HAParound 1.45 crore units ofelectricity annually, resultingin cost savings of ₹�3 crore.
Hatsun Agro net rises 25% at ₹�82 crore
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Mumbai, October 18
Cloudbased platform SaaSLabs has raised $17 million(about ₹�125 crore) in itsmaiden SeriesA fundingfrom Base 10 Partners andEight Roads Ventures.
SaaS Labs builds productivity and business process automation software forsmall businesses.
The Noidabased companywill use the fund to expandits customer base, hire talentand for product development and improve servicedelivery.
Founded in 2016 byGaurav Sharma, who is alsothe chief executive, SaaS Labsdevelops products for sales,support and marketingteams as well as contactcentres to enhanceproductivity.
SaaS Labs currently has
two main products Justcalland Helpwise. Justcall allowssmall businesses to set up acloudbased contact centrefor sales and support withinminutes with native integration with over 70 other business tools. As an extension ofthis move towards centralised customer interactions,Helpwise allows users toconsolidate all communication streams in a singleshared inbox thus, improving the quality and effi�ciencyof customer support teams.
To double headcountWith a 70member team inIndia and the Philippines,SaaS Labs hopes to doubleheadcount by the year,Sharma said, adding it currently serves over 6,000companies globally, including Walmart, Jaguar, EY, andDivvy Homes, among others.
SaaS Labs raises $17 m in maiden round
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, October 18
Larsen & Toubro Infotech (LTI)on Monday reported 20.77 percent growth in net profi�t at₹�551.7 crore for the quarterended September 30, against₹�456.8 crore in the samequarter last year. On a sequential basis, profi�t jumped 11.05per cent from ₹�496.8 crore inQ1.
Revenue from operationsstood at ₹�3,767 crore (₹�2,998.4
crore), growing at 25.6 per cent.It went up by 8.8 per centquarter on quarter.
Revenue contributorsBFSI sector continued to be thelargest revenue contributor followed by manufacturing; energy and utilities; hightech,media & entertainment; andCPG , retail, pharma and others.
The company declared an interim dividend of ₹�15 perequity share of face value of ₹�1
for FY22. The attrition rate (LTM)grew to 19.6 per cent in Q2 compared to 15.2 per cent in Q1.
Sanjay Jalona, Chief Executive Offi�cer & Managing Director, LTI, said, “We are happy toreport the strongest sequentialrevenue growth and best everQ2 of 8.9 per cent in constantcurrency terms. As we cross the$2billion annual revenue runrate, we continue to remaincommitted to growth in thefuture..”
L&T Infotech profi�t jumps 21% in Q2
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CHENNAI
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AMITI SEN
New Delhi, October 18
The Textile Ministry has proposed a grading system to select entities for the ₹�10,683crore Production Linked Incentive scheme for manmadefi�bre (MMF) and technical textiles sectors giving preferenceto manufacturers who generate higher employment, locate in smaller cities, are fi�nancially sound, have relevantexperience & technical capacity and are ready to invest inintegrated production ratherthan in single segment.
In the draft guidelines forthe scheme, that will be formalised after comments are received from all stakeholders,the Ministry has also assuredthat in case minimumthreshold of turnover for incentive is not achieved in aparticular year by participants, they will lose out onincentives in that particularyear but will not be restrictedfrom claiming incentive inthe subsequent years, if theymeet the eligibility criteria.
“The PLI scheme for thetechnical textiles and MMF(man made fi�bre) segment
has been notifi�ed but theguidelines are important, asthey map out all the nuts andbolts of the scheme that theindustry needs to be aware ofbefore applying. The gradingsystem can play a crucial rolein case the number of applicants is more than the allocated sum,” a person trackingthe matter told BusinessLine.
The Union Cabinet hadcleared the muchawaited PLIscheme for the textile industry last month to promotethe production of highvalueMMF fabrics, garments, andtechnical textiles. The government hopes it will lead tofresh investment of morethan ₹�19,000 crore, a cumulative turnover of over ₹�3 lakhcrore, additional direct employment of 7.5 lakh and indirect employment of severallakhs more.
Maximum pointsUnder the grading system, amaximum of 80 points can bescored by an aspirant. An applicant can score as much as15 points for providing jobs toover 10,000 persons whilepoints for employing 500
5,000 workers and between5,00010,000 workers is 5 and10 respectively.
A business can score up to10 points for both sound fi�nances and relevant experience& technical capacity. Investingin ‘aspirational districts’ andGroup C towns as designatedby Housing Ministry can fetchup to 15 points. Single segment investment can earn anapplicant 5 points whereas investing in integrated weavingand processing or fabrics andgarmenting can double thosepoints to 10.
“The idea is to promotethose investments that generate the maximum employment and create economic
activity in smaller townswhile being fi�nancially andtechnologically sound,” theoffi�cial explained. The selection committee will bechaired by Secretary Textilesand will have representativesfrom Niti Aayog and the DPIIT.
The Centre also wants tobuild in some fl�exibilities intothe scheme to ensure that economies of scale don’t get lost.For instance, the plant, machinery and equipment of theproject approved under thescheme can also be used forproducing goods not notifi�edunder the scheme. Use of associated utilities is also permitted for an existing manufacturer, in case new
investments are made. However, investment alreadymade shall not be countedunder the scheme.
Participant company canset up more than one unit forproduction of notifi�edproducts provided they declare this along with their applications, per the draftguidelines.
The PLI scheme for textilesis part of the overall announcement of PLI schemesfor 13 sectors made earlierduring the Union Budget202122, with an outlay of₹�1.97 lakh crore. Any entitywilling to invest a minimumof ₹�300 crore in plant, machinery, equipment and civilworks (excluding land and administrative building cost)shall be eligible to apply forparticipation in fi�rst part ofthe scheme. The successfulcandidates will earn an incentive of 15 per cent ofturnover the fi�rst year andthereafter, one per cent lowerevery year for the next fouryears provided incrementalturnover is reached.
In the second part, the minimum investment limit islower at ₹�100 crore, while incentives, too, are lower, starting at 11 per cent in the fi�rstyear.
Draft guidelines suggest a pointbased
methodology involving many criteria
The draft guidelines will be formalised after receiving comments
from all stakeholders R VIMAL KUMAR
Textile Ministry proposes grading system SELECTION FOR PLI BENEFITS
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, October 18
India’s goods exports posted anincrease of 40.5 per cent to$15.13 billion during October 114, 2021 (yearonyear) led by increase in outbound shipmentsacross sectors, including petroleum products, according topreliminary data shared by theCommerce & Industry Ministry.
Imports during the periodgrew by 60.72 per cent to $14.82billion, led by petroleum, as perthe data released on Monday.
“Export excluding petroleumoil and lubricant (POL) has alsoincreased in this period by29.56 per cent over same periodof 202021,” according to the
Ministry. This indicates that exports have increased in othersectors too, apart from POL. Imports excluding petroleum, too,increased 57.33 per cent oversame period of 202021.
In line with targetGrowth in India’s goods exportsin the fi�rst half of October is inline with the 57.33 per cent increase in exports posted in theAprilSeptember 2021 period to$197.89 billion. The exports carried out in the fi�rst six months
of the fi�scal is almost half of theambitious export target of$400 billion set by the Commerce & Industry Ministry for202122.
The target of $400 billion,though steep when comparedto 202021 exports of $291 billion, may be reached if growthcontinues to stay on track, sayexperts. Last fi�scal, exports tooka hit and declined by about 7per cent compared to 201920as Covid19 disruptions aff�ectedboth production and orders.
Imports during
the halfmonth
period grew 61%
to $14.8 billion
Goods exports rise 40.5% to $15.3 b in fi�rst 2 weeks of Oct
BLOOMBERG
October 18
India is in no hurry to withdraw the pandemicera stimulus and is ready to do moreif required to support the nation’s economic recovery,Finance Minister NirmalaSitharaman said.
“They will continue,” Finance Minister NirmalaSitharaman said in an interview in New York, on Sunday,referring to fi�scal measuresto counter the impact of theCovid19 outrbreak.
“The emphasis on building health infrastructurewill continue,” and so willgovernment spending on
capital expenditure and infrastructure, she said.
Sitharaman echoed Reserve Bank of India GovernorShaktikanta Das’ sentimenton the need to keep policyeasy as the economy makesits way out of the pandemic.
GDP estimateThe RBI as well as the International Monetary Fund estimate the nation’s gross domestic product to grow 9.5per cent in the year to March— the quickest pace amongmajor economies — aftercontracting 7.3 per cent lastyear.
That is faster than
Bloomberg Economics’ projection for a 7.8 per centexpansion.
Challenges to the recoveryremain in the form of higherglobal commodity prices,which could fan infl�ation
and upset the government’sspending plan in a nation,which is the world’s thirdlargest oil importer.
“The challenge I will face,and the teams are alsowatching in the ministry, is
the way the fuel prices areleading to a big crest,”Sitharaman said. “This uncertainty is a big element forme,” she said.
For now, Asia’s thirdlargest economy is on trackto divest stakes in Staterunentities, as well as measuresto boost foreign debt infl�owsfor capital to fundinvestments.
“We are pushing to have itdone,” Sitharaman said,when asked if the listing ofgovernmentowned Life Insurance Corporation of Indiawill happen this year. Separately, she said the inclusionof the nation’s bonds intoglobal indexes depends onIndia fulfi�lling certain processes, and the governmentis moving in that direction.
Sitharaman echoes RBI Governor’s
sentiment on need to keep policy easy
India in no hurry to unwind pandemicera stimulus: FM
The emphasis on building health infrastructure will continue, the
Finance Minister said PTI
BLOOMBERG
Ocotober 18
The government is pushing toget the initial public off�eringof Statebacked Life InsuranceCorporation of India acrossthe line by next March andany delay won’t be due to alack of political will, according to Finance MinisterNirmala Sitharaman.
“We are pushing to have itdone,” Sitharaman said in aninterview with Bloombergwhen asked if it will manageto complete within the current fi�nancial year. “The prob
lem is not that we don’t wantit or we are pussyfooting on itnow, it is more a question ofdoing the due process.”
The internal valuationthat’s needed “almost annually” for a company of LIC’ssize, “hasn’t been done,”Sitharaman said. Given thatthe 65yearold insurer hasn’tever been valued, the process
will take time, she said.“So the delay or the time
that is being consumed is notdue to the lack of political willto go ahead with the statedpolicy,” she said.
Valuation reportSitharaman announced plansto sell shares in the insurer inFebruary 2020, but pandemicslowed the process. The minister revived the off�ering inFebruary this year, but thevaluation report — which iskey for investors and bankers— is yet to be fi�nalised. Thegovernment has appointedbankers and legal advisers forthe sale and held meetingswith stakeholders.
‘Internal valuation
hasn’t been done’
We’re pushing to get LIC IPOdone on time, says Sitharaman
KR SRIVATS
New Delhi, October 18
The Finance Ministry has imposed defi�nitive antidumping duty on arylides importsfrom China.
Laxmi Organics Industries— the sole producer ofarylides in the country — hadfi�led a petition seeking anantidumping probe onarlylides imports from China.
Arylides are organic compounds and are used as intermediates to make diff�erentkinds of yellow pigments.
They are also used in otherindustries like agrochemicals, and orange and red pigments. Industries like paper,plastic and textiles use arylidegroup of products in the pro
duction of pigments, dyes andprinting inks.
Based on the recommendations of the designated authority in the Commerce Ministryin its fi�nal fi�ndings, the revenue department imposed adefi�nitive antidumping dutyof 24.79 per cent of cost, insurance and freight (CIF) value inthe case of arylides producedby Qingdao Haiwan SpecialityChemicals and 26.64 per cent
of CIF value in the case ofarylides produced by NantongAcetic Acid Chemical.
For all other producers andexporters from China, thedefi�nitive antidumping dutyhas been pegged at 44.9 percent of CIF value of imports.
Period of probeThe defi�nitive antidumpingduty on arylides (aceto acetylderivatives of aromatic andheterocyclic compounds) willlast for fi�ve years.
The period of investigationranged from April 1, 2019 toMarch 31, 2020. The injury investigation period covered theyears 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19and the period ofinvestigation.
Antidumping duty levied onarylides imports from China
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, October 18
The government has received nearly₹�814 crore as dividend tranches fromfi�ve CPSEs, including PFC, HUDCO andOIL, this fi�scal year, DIPAM secretarysaid on Monday.
“Dividend tranches of about ₹�296crore and ₹�233 crore have been received respectively from PFC andHUDCO,” DIPAM Secretary TuhinKanta Pandey tweeted.
OIL, KIOCL and SJVN have paidabout ₹�92 crore, ₹�99 crore and ₹�94crore respectively as dividendtranches to the government, headded.
As per the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management(DIPAM) website, so far in the currentfi�nancial year (AprilMarch), the government has received ₹�8,096 crore asdividend from central public sectorenterprises (CPSEs).
Besides, ₹�9,110 crore has been mobilised through disinvestment ofminority stake in CPSEs.
₹�9,110 cr mobilised
via disinvestment of
minority stake in CPSEs
Govt gets around ₹�814 crdividend from 5 CPSEs
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, October 18
Over 15 lakh Central Government employees will getnonproductivity linked bonus. This will be equal to 30days emolument and eachone could get up to ₹�7,000.
Eligibility criteriaThis will be applicable toemployees in Group ‘C’ andall nongazetted employeesin Group ‘B’ who are notcovered by any productivitylinked bonus (adhoc bonus).
“The payment of adhocbonus will also be admissible to all eligible employeesof Central Para Militaryforces and Armed Forces,”an offi�ce memorandum is
sued by Expenditure Department of Finance Ministrysaid.
Further, it mentioned thatthis order deemed to be extended to the employees ofUT Administration whichfollow the Central Government pattern of emoluments and are not coveredby any other bonus or exgratia scheme.
Only those employeeswho were in service as onMarch 31, 2021 and haverendered at least 6 monthsof continuous service during the year 202021 will beeligible for payment underthese orders. Also, the casuallabour who have worked inoffi�ces following six daysweek for at least 240 dayseach for 3 years or more willbe eligible for non productivity linked bonces.Here, the maximum amountwill be ₹�1,184.
Over 15 lakh
employees to
get the payment
Nongazetted Central staffto get up to ₹�7,000 bonus
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, October 18
The Petroleum Ministry is reviewing the current LPG subsidyregime, as there is a feelingwithin the government that thesubsidy should be limited toonly the needy, governmentsources said.
“The consumption of fuel is 1516 per cent higher than the preCovid levels. Fuel price above $70a barrel is high for a country likeIndia. Crude supply from OPECplus countries is not able to meetthe domestic demand. We are intalks with OPEC plus countries toincrease production,” sourcessaid. It is to be noted that the petroleum subsidy stood at 9 per
cent of the Budget Estimate (BE),or a little over ₹�1,230 crore in theAprilJuly period of FY22, downfrom over ₹�16,000 crore, or 40per cent of BE in last fi�scal. Thesubsidy is being providedmainly for customers in farfl�ung areas, industry sources hadtold BusinessLine in September.
Need for co-ordinationStates and Centre should coordinate with each other tobring fuel prices at a reasonablelevel. Talking on the increasingpetrol and diesel prices, the offi�cial said that the Petroleum Ministry is in constant talks with theFinance Ministry to decrease fuelprices.
“It is because of the highertaxes, that people have to shellout more for the fuel. It is a matter of concern and both States,Centre should coordinate witheach other to sort it out,” the offi�cial said, requesting not to be
quoted. It is to be noted that bothpetrol and diesel prices hit theirrecord high on Sunday. The priceof petrol in Delhi rose to its peakat ₹�105.84 a litre and in Mumbai,it rose to ₹�111.77 per litre.
In Mumbai, diesel is selling at₹�102.52 a litre, while in Delhi, it isbeing sold at ₹�94.57 a litre. Thiswas the fourth straight day of 35paise per litre increase in petroland diesel prices. Meanwhile,diesel is available at over ₹�100 alitre in many parts of the country.
In addition, sources also saidthat there is a need to extend theproduction and exploration areain the country so that the dependence on other countriescould be reduced. 85 per cent ofIndia’s energy requirement ismet through imports and as thecountry will head towards becoming a $5 trillion economy,the energy consumption will increase.
Both petrol and
diesel prices hit
record high
on Sunday
‘Subsidy on LPG should belimited to only the needy’
OUR BUREAU
New Delhi, October 18
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved the acquisition ofthe worldwide healthcareBPO services of HindujaGlobal Solutions(HGS) byBetaine BV.
The combination pertains to the proposed acquisition of worldwidehealthcare business processoutsourcing (BPO) servicesof HGS along with certainassets, contracts and employees by Betaine BV(Betaine).
Betaine has been recentlyincorporated in the Netherlands for the purposes ofthe proposed transaction,and is an entity, which is ultimately owned and controlled by funds comprisingThe Baring Private EquityAsia Fund VIII which is afund affi�liated with BaringPrivate Equity Asia (BPEA),an offi�cial release said.
Betaine is currently notengaged in any business
activity (directly or indirectly) in India. BPEA is an international private equityfi�rm with a focus on privateequity investments in Asia.
BPEA and its affi�liates currently hold investments invarious entities that are engaged in the provision of Information Technology (IT)and IT enabled services(ITeS) in India, including inthe provision of BPO services, the release added.
HGS is engaged in the provision of IT and ITeS services,and caters to customersacross the globe.
The firm’s servicesThe services that it off�ers include BPO services, whichcover marketing and digitalenablement services andconsumer interaction services.
The target business essentially comprises the BPO services off�ered by HGS andcaters primarily to the customers within the healthcare segment.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) hasapproved the acquisition ofGlobal Content Alpha Partners Holdco (GCAPH) byStarnmeer BV (Starnmeer)under competition law.
Betaine BV to
acquire worldwide
services along
with certain assets
CCI okays takeover of HGS’healthcare BPO services
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, Octoer 18
The Mumbai Bench ofNCLT, on Monday, gave a goahead to Reliance Retail toseek creditors’ nod for theproposed ₹�24,713 crore dealto acquire Future Retail.The NCLT also set aside objections raised by Amazonterming them as“premature”.
Last month, the Benchhad also allowed a similarapplication by Future Retail. Future Group had alsofi�led a plea to hold a shareholders’ meeting and seektheir approval for the consolidation of its companies.
But the decision by theNCLT does not mean thatReliance can fi�nally acquireFuture Retail because theSupreme Court has stalledany fi�nal order or approval.
In August last year, Reliance Retail Ventures (RRVL)had said it will acquire theretail and wholesale business, and the logistics andwarehousing business ofFuture Group. However,Amazon, which is an investor in Future Couponsin 2019 had opposed thedeal.
Future Retaildeal: NCLT goahead to seekcreditors’ nod
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4 BusinessLine TUESDAY • OCTOBER 19 • 2021
As private businesses gradually recoverfrom the pandemic, government capitalexpenditure has to take up the mantlefor driving demand and boosting
growth. As a recent report from the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy points out, forevery rupee spent on capital expenditure, the addition to the economic output is ₹�2.25 in the sameyear and ₹�4.80 over the period of the capital project. However, public capital expenditure is highlydecentralised in India, with over 60 per cent of theactivities carried out by States. The Centre has,therefore, been nudging States to increase theircapital expenditure too, through interestfree loansfor tenures up to 50 years to fund capex and allowing States an additional borrowing limit if they metthe higher capex target set by the Centre. Last week,RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das too exhorted theStates to improve the quality of their expenditure,spend more on relevant capital projects and to keepa rein on profl�igate revenue expenditure.
The Centre’s measures since last year to pushStates seem to have had the desired impact. An analysis bythis newspaper of trends in expenditure of 23 States revealedthat most States have recordedan increase in their capital expenditure in the June quarterof 202122 when compared with
the prepandemic levels in June quarter of 201920.The aggregate capex of these States was 15 per centhigher, though few of the larger States such as Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat recorded a decline in capex. This increase in capex spends is noteworthy since States have a poor record in meetingtheir targeted capital expenditure. An RBI studyfound that in the period between 200001 and 201920, States failed to meet the budgeted target ofcapex in 17 out of 20 years. There has been a tendency to cut back on capex in periods of revenueshortfall to meet fi�scal defi�cit targets. The inabilityto cut back on revenue expenditure due to politicalpressure has been another reason why capex hastypically fallen short of the budgeted amount. TheCentre needs to continue its carrot and stick approach to make States increase capital spends. Thepandemic has been making many States increasespending on health infrastructure. Going ahead,capex can be increased in education, skill development and promoting exports.
The elephant in the room, as far as State fi�nancesgo, is the revenue expenditure that accounts forover threefourth of total expenditure. Revenue expenditure of States has grown at a rate of 26 percent in the June quarter of this fi�scal year whencompared to the corresponding quarter of FY20. Apopulist culture of giving freebies, heavily subsidising public services and utilities which become amillstone rather than source of revenue, and spending on schemes that have outlived their utility continue to be a big drag on State fi�nances. Proddingthe State Finance Commissions to improve the fi�nancial management of States, as suggested by Das,could mark a step forward.
Capitalising on spendingStates should retain their focus on improving
the quality of expenditure
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STHANU R NAIR/SREENATH K NAMBOODHIRY
The recent decision of Kerala’s homegrown garment manufacturer KitexGarments Ltd to shift in
vestment from Kerala to Telanganagave raise to two divergent viewson the economic developmentstrategy suitable for the States.Since Kerala is endowed with richenvironmental capital, the fi�rstview is that a heavy industrialisation strategy is not ideal for it. Thesecond view is that Kerala needs tocatch up with other industrialisedStates.
What does the longterm economic development trajectory ofKerala reveal about the approach itcould follow towards economic development? To answer this question, we examined Kerala’s longterm economic growth performance compared to comparableStates — Andhra Pradesh (+Telangana), Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu— under three growth phases.
The fi�rst phase was from 198081to 198687 when Kerala's economywas going through a phase of economic stagnation (Phase 1). Thesecond phase starting from 198788to 200102, is when the State economy grew moderately (Phase 2).This was followed by thethird phase, when theState witnessed accelerated economic growthfrom 200203 onwards(Phase 3).
Growth performanceThe growth rate of Kerala's Gross State DomesticProduct (GSDP) increased consistently from 1.85 per cent in Phase 1 to5.84 per cent in Phase 2 to 6.97 percent in Phase 3. Though this development record is encouraging, acomparison of Kerala’s economicgrowth performance with other
States reveals two areas of concern.First, in all three phases, Kerala’seconomic growth rate was the lowest or secondlowest among all thecomparable States. Second, inPhase 3, Kerala experienced thelowest percentage points (pp) increase (1.13) in the growth rate compared to Phase 2 (3.99 pp), implyingthat a signifi�cant acceleration ineconomic growth has occurred inKerala during Phase 2. Hence, Kerala needs to fi�nd new growthsources to overcome growth saturation and accelerate economicgrowth.
The agriculture sector seems tobe one potential target area. Exceptfarm sector, all the other sectorshave contributed to the improvedeconomic growth of Kerala overtime. Barring Phase 2, the growth ofthe agriculture sector was negativein Kerala. Notably, the agriculturesector growth in Phase 3 was signifi�cantly lower than comparableStates and the national average of4.53 per cent.
Currently, Kerala’s agriculturesector faces several challenges.They mainly include the predominance of smallholders, the decliningarea under cultivation, falling productivity, and low capitalformation.
Kerala has tremendous potentialin highvalueaddedcrops such as fruits,plantation crops, organicproducts, and medicinalplants. To fully explorethis potential, the Stateneeds to adopt modernfarming practices such ascontract farming, electronic trading, and
farmer producer companies needto be promoted. The State’s currentagricultural development strategyrelies heavily on government support. The State’s potential can be explored better if the private sector isprovided adequate opportunity to
develop the agriculture sector.The services sector has been a
major source of growth for Kerala.Kerala's economy has undergone asignifi�cant structural transformation over time, with the growingdominance of the services sector.Between Phase 1 and 3, a substantialportion of the decline in the agriculture share in Kerala’s GSDP hasbeen made up by an increase in theshare of the services sector.
During the same period, theState has witnessed the secondlargest increase in the share of theservices sector in GSDP among thecomparable States. In phase 3, Kerala had the highest services sectorshare (51.72 per cent) in GSDP,which is signifi�cantly higher thanthe allState average (40.95 percent) and comparable States.
However, one major area of concern is that the services sectorgrowth in Kerala is fuelled by lowvalueadding and nonexportableservices such as real estate, publicadministration, transport andcommunication. Importantly, despite being a leader in educationaland health attainment, Kerala is yet
to become an IT software powerhouse like her neighbours.
Therefore, the State needs to create an ecosystem conducive to thegrowth of highvalueadding services such as IT software, fi�nancialservices, and luxury tourism. Kerala’s tourism potential remains underutilised. Within IT software, Kerala should strive to move up thevalue chain and become a leader inhighvalueadded services such asengineering and research and development and software products.With its high human developmentindex and quality of life, Kerala iswell placed to attract the bestbrains to pursue this ambitiousgoal.
Push investmentContrary to popular perception,the industrial and manufacturingsectors have witnessed consistentlyhigher growth of over 6 per cent inKerala during Phase 2 and 3 compared to less than 1 per cent recorded during Phase 1. However, compared to other States and allStatesaverage (ranging from 68 percent), the growth of these sectors
has been lower. This suggests thatKerala lags behind other States inindustrial development but, on itsown, performed reasonably well.
Though Kerala’s industrial backwardness has been attributed tostructural factors such as heavy labour unionisation, investment unfriendly image and hostile attitudeof civil society towards private investment, the fact remains thatpromoting industrialisationthrough a large factory set up is notfeasible in Kerala due to nonavailability of a vast tract of land andconcerns regarding environmentaldegradation. Therefore, the promotion of Micro, Small, and MediumEnterprises seems to be the best option for Kerala to industrialise.
Finally, for higher economicgrowth, Kerala needs a massivepush in investment spending.Gross fi�xed capital formation(GFCF), an indicator of the level ofinvestments in the economy, declined consistently from 2.06 percent of state GSDP in Phase 1 to 1.52per cent in Phase 2 to 1.09 per centin Phase 3. Among the comparableStates, investment in Kerala hasbeen the lowest in all the phases ofgrowth.
An analysis of CMIE data on investment projects reveals that during the 10 years from 2011 to 2021,Kerala received only 0.63 per centof private investment projects completed in India, which is muchlower than the top performingStates — Gujarat (13.39 per cent) andMaharashtra (11.99 per cent).
The fact that all the comparableStates have recorded higher economic growth rates than Keralaover time underlines the importance of investment in fuelling economic growth.
Nair is Professor of Economics, and
Namboodhiry is former Academic
Associate, at Indian Institute of
Management Kozhikode
The State must combine a strategy of promoting MSMEs, value-added services such as IT and high-value fruits and crops
Promoting MSMEs is an ideal option, given Kerala’s land constraints KK MUSTAFAH
Kerala’s growth prospects, a long-term view
ADITYA CHUNEKAR/SHWETA KULKARNI
India’s Energy ConservationAct, which recently completed20 years, under which the Bureau of Energy Effi�ciency (BEE)
was set up, has implemented quitea few programmes and regulations.Some of these have been successfulbut energy effi�ciency’s full potential still remains untapped.
Our forthcoming analysis basedon bottomup energy modellingshows that just a shift in behaviourof use of appliances can reduce theresidential electricity demand in2030 by 25 per cent. These savingscan reduce India’s climate changeinducing emissions, lower consumer energy bills, strengthen energy security and accelerate the adoption of renewables. But energyeffi�ciency has so far remained at themargins of the policy discourse.
Quite a few provisions of the Energy Conservation Act were neverimplemented. The Act needs a overhaul. Money has been meagre too.Only about ₹�200 crore were allotted for energy effi�ciency measuresout of the Ministry of Power’s (BEE’sparent ministry) Rs. ₹�15,000croreannual budget for 202122.
Adoption of energy effi�cient technologies faces several barriers like
high upfront cost, lack of awareness, and limited options to fi�nanceindustry level upgrades.
What’s to be doneThe policy initiatives have so far hadlimited impact, due to four factors.
First, BEE is trying to do too manythings with limited resources. Thishampers eff�ective programme implementation and constrains scaleup of its many pilot level initiatives.BEE’s fl�agship Standards and Labeling (S&L) programme which prescribes minimum energy effi�ciencystandards and comparative energyperformance labels covers 28 appliances and equipment.
Perform, Achieve and Trade (PAT),a market mechanism for industryto trade energy saving certifi�cates,has covered 1,073 designated consumers across 13 sectors. Settingstandards, revising them regularly,and ensuring compliance requiressignifi�cant inhouse technical expertise, tracking of market conditions, and compliance check foreach sector/appliance. Due to limited resources these programmeshave seen several instances of lessambitious targets, delays in revision of standards and lax compliance testing processes reducingtheir overall eff�ectiveness.
Second, a more recent development, is the unstated approach thatbulk procurement is the silver bullet for market transformation of energy effi�cient technologies and nodirect fi�nancial incentives are required. Energy Effi�ciency ServicesLtd. (EESL), a public sector company,used this model extremely well toenable a rapid market transformation to highly effi�cient LED lighting.However, this model has not beenable to achieve similar success forother appliances. But still there areno fi�nancial incentives or tax concessions for energy effi�cient appliances.
BEE’s SuperEffi�cient EquipmentProgramme (SEEP), with a proposal
to give timebound incentives tomanufacturers to cover incremental cost of manufacturing supereffi�cient appliances, has beengathering dust for the last fi�veyears. The level of State and Centrallevel incentives seen in EVs andsolar rooftop are lacking for energyeffi�ciency.
Third, the market for energy service companies (ESCOs), which conduct energy effi�ciency projects, isstill at a nascent stage. There areonly 150 ESCOs empanelled by BEEand it estimates that only 5 per centof the 1.5 lakh crore market hasbeen tapped so far. EESL was supposed to be a super ESCO but thathas not happened either.
Fourth, the role of Discoms inpromoting energy effi�ciency hasbeen minimal. Even though allStates have notifi�ed Demand SideManagement (DSM) regulationsand many electricity distributioncompanies have DSM cells, the expenditure on the programmes andthe resultant savings are a smallfraction of Discom’s annual sales.
Going ahead, India needs to prioritise energy effi�ciency. One starting point can be to set ambitioussector wise energy effi�ciency targets, which can spur policy actionas well as investments.
Hence the targets need to bemeasurable with rigorous methodology and adequate data. BEE’s roleas the nodal agency needs to bestrengthened with higher budgetary allocation. BEE can use thesefunds to open up regional offi�cesfor better coordination with theState agencies and local governments. It can operationalise its longstalled programmes like SEEP andalso rapidly scaleup its variousother initiatives.
Despite BEE’s attempts, severalsurveys have shown that awarenessof star labels remains limited particularly for smaller appliances andin rural areas. Lastly, BEE can use thefunds to bolster its check testingmechanism to ensure complianceand increase credibility. BeyondBEE, innovative business and regulatory models are required to getthe energy suppliers to play a muchlarger role in facilitating energy effi�ciency.
A revamp of the Energy Conservation Act can be a good place to incorporate many of the suggestedchanges. Without this urgent shiftin strategy, we will continue payinglip service to energy effi�ciency.
The writers are with Prayas (Energy
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Energy efficiency needs a policy chargeThis dimension has received scant policy attention compared to renewables and electric vehicles. This needs to change
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Hunger and deprivation
Media reports say that this year India ranks 101 out of 116 countries inthe Global Hunger Index. Thismakes news as it’s a drastic fallfrom last year’s position at 94.
Given the high stocks of foodgrains, at least in the prepandemic period, why anyone shouldremain hungry today?
The answer is: People/nations(many of them) do not have themoney to buy food! India has idleresources which are yet to bemainstreamed and accountedwhich will be suffi�cient to feed allIndians for the next fi�ve years.Once fed well for one year ourfarmers and workers will multiplyfarm and industrial productionwith amazing speed.MG Warrier Mumbai
Taming vehicular pollution
Apropos ‘Delhi govt launchesmonthlong campaign to reduce
vehicular emissions’ (October 18),one fails to see any rationale behind the Delhi government overambitiously monthlong ‘RedLight On, Gaadi Off�’ campaignacross 100 crossings in the city toreduce vehicular emission. In fact,toying with such an imprudentidea may culminate in unduewastage of the autofuels duringthe proposed switching off� and restarting the vehicular engine ofmillions of vehicles that may beplying at any point of time, on itsextremely busy roads.
The better option could be toidentify all ‘polluting’ vehicles, irrespective of their age, and putthem off� the capital's roads afterserving them with notices. Thisrule should universally apply toall, without any exceptions. Thereseems to be no logic behind specifying the maximum age limit of15 years for petrol and 10 years fordiesel driven vehicles too. TheDelhi government must show that
it means business.Kumar Gupt Panchkula (Haryana)
Taper worries
This refers to ‘Tapering the taper:All eyes on the US Fed’ ( October 18).The emerging economies (EM) aremore vulnerable to the US Fedtapering though this time it hasadopted a gradual approach.
Apart from measures like tapering in monthly bond buying programme, it is the rise in US treasury bond yields which will proveattractive to foreign investors todivert funds from EMs into US. India appears to be well preparedthis time, thanks to its copious foreign exchange reserves and thegrowth potential in the post pandemic phase.
The vulnerability to the recordfroex accumulation is that they arenot stable in nature since they arenot derived out of export surplusunlike China. Looking at the posit
ive side, the record investments bydomestic investors in stock market due to unattractive returnsoff�ered by debt instruments hasbuoyed the market and insulatedit from the fl�uctuations in FPI infl�ows. On market intervention, RBIhas every right to take measuresbeyond 2 per cent of GDP since extraordinary times calls for extraordinary measures which neednot lead to India being branded as“currency manipulator”. Srinivasan VelamurChennai
The Fed’s tapering of its quantitative easing could lead to capitalfl�ight from emerging markets tothe US. India could handle the Fedmove by adjusting the supply ofdollars and arresting capital fl�ight.India also has huge forex reservesto manage other external shocks.NR NagarajanSivakasi
The coal problem
Coal has become the latest headache for the government whichhas been battling a number ofother issues.
While there is no doubt that natural factors like fl�oods have beenresponsible for the current situation. The vacancies at the top inCoal India Ltd meant that therewas nobody to take urgent decisions which may have preventedthe current crisis.
The problem of unpaid duesand irregular coal supply needs tobe sorted out as quickly as possible. China is facing a similar situation, but has been quick to tryand regularise supplies so thatpower and industrial productionare not aff�ected. In India the situation is quite diff�erent. The partyin power is more concerned aboutwinning elections. Anthony Henriques Mumbai
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The decade old court case of Metropolitan Stock Exchange(MSEI) in the Supreme Court (SC) is reminiscent of Sunny
Deol’s iconic dialogue ‘tareekh pe tareekh’ (day after day) inthe Bollywood movie Damini that won the actor a nationalaward.
Nearly 11 years ago, the Competition Commission of India(CCI) had ordered the National Stock Exchange (NSE) to pay₹�850 crore to MSEI as a penalty for monopolistic and predatory business practices. That order was also upheld by the CCItribunal. NSE appealed against the CCI award to the Supreme
Court and all that MSEI has got from theapex court so far is ‘tareekh pe tareekh’.
The delay in justice is not helping the exchange’s cause. MSEI is on its deathbedsince its net worth is fast depleting belowthe regulatory requirement of ₹�100 crore.Market regulator SEBI has warned the exchange that it will not renew its licensenext year if the exchange cannot shore upits net worth. MSEI needs an urgent hearing
at the Supreme Court. It has nearly 49,000 shareholders andhundreds of employees who will suff�er if the exchange isshut.
The blame for the failure of the young exchange also lieswith SEBI. Market development is SEBI’s key job and since itdoes micromanagement of exchanges by deciding appointments of top management personnel, it should also take theresponsibility when the same management fails.
MSEI’s top management has not only failed in pursuingthe Supreme Court case aggressively, but is also facing allegations of mismanagement and fi�nancial irregularities forwhich a forensic audit has been ordered. MSEI's misfortuneand the vexatious situation will only further the cause of‘monopolies’.
Palak Shah
MSEI, a case of delayed justice Apex court dragging its feet is not helping the exchange’s cause
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Second, with India still dependent on imports to meetanywhere up to two thirds ofits edible oil consumption,rising global prices, especiallyof palm oil, are contributingto a domestic price spike aswell. The consumer price index for oil and fats recordedan average yearonyear increase of 33 per cent duringthe months of May to September 2021, as compared with 17per cent during September2020 to January 2021.
It is true that the relativelylow weight of 2.38 that thisgroup has in the overall consumer price index tempersthe eff�ect of this rise on overall consumer price infl�ation.But the magnitude of the risesignifi�cantly neutralises thebenefi�ts of the small weight.With global prices of foodproducts (including vegetable oils) expected to remainfi�rm, this is a cause forconcern.
Other products in the Foodand Beverages group, whilerecording a fall in the rate ofinfl�ation are still characterised by absolute price increases that are substantial.Thus, the Pulses and Productscomponent of the CPI (weight2.4) recorded an average yoyinfl�ation of around 9 per centduring May to September2021, which though lowerthan the average of 16 per cent
As Covid19 infectionrates fall and demand revives theworld over, the new
global fear is that persistingsupply chain disruptionscould trigger infl�ationarytrends that would be morethan transitory.
In India, however, the consumer price index that was onthe rise between January andJuly 2021 has since been in decline (Chart 1) with the infl�ation rate relative to the corresponding month of theprevious year falling from 6.3per cent in June 2021 to 4.3 percent in September of thatyear.
This is indeed surprisingfor two reasons. First, a relentless spike in the prices of petroleum products has led to apersistent rise in the Fuel andLight component (Chart 2) ofthe consumer price index(CPI), which has a weight of6.8 (of 100) in the allIndia CPIwith 2012 base.
A combination of risingglobal prices and hikes in government taxes, which wereraised when prices were lowand not lowered when pricesrose, have made fuel the talking point and a leading driverof infl�ation expectations. Theprice of petrol in Delhi, for example, has risen by more than50 per cent between the earlydays of the pandemic in May2020 and the present (Chart3).
Taxing fuelA signifi�cant part of the rise inpetrol prices over the last twoyears was due to increasingcentral excise duties, whichwere raised several times overthis period. Between November 1, 2019 and October 16,2021, excise duty on petrol inDelhi increased from ₹�19.98per litre to ₹�32.90 per litre orby 65 per cent. By October2021, taxes (excise and VAT) accounted for 54 per cent of theprice for petrol in Delhi.
recorded during September2020 to January 2021, was stillclose to double digit. Similarly, the corresponding fi�gures for the Meat and Fishcomponent of the CPI (weight3.6) were 7.9 and 16.2.
If despite these trends in individual commodity groupsthe overall infl�ation in theprices of Food and Beverages(weight 45.9) was on averageat a comfortable 4.1 per centduring May to September2021, this was largely on account of Cereals and Productswith a signifi�cant weight of9.7 in the CPI. The price indexof this component fell on average by 1.4 per cent over theMay to September 2021months, as compared with arise of 2.4 per cent duringSeptember 2020 to January2021 (Chart 4).
A number of factors playeda role here. Consecutive goodmonsoons had delivered consecutive record harvests. Procurement by the government,pressured in part by the farmers agitation and the need tomake up for market disruptions during the pandemic,was also at extremely highlevels. And increases in theminimum support price weremoderate.
The MSP for kharif paddy(Grade A) was raised by just2.9 per cent and 3.8 per centfor the 202021 and 202122
crop years and that for rabiwheat by 2.6 and 2 per cent respectively. Given the rise incosts, especially of fuel andfertiliser, these increasesseem modest.
Fertiliser factorImport prices of fertiliserhave risen sharply, and subsidy increases have only partially neutralised the increase.The import prices of Urea andMuriate of Potash have reportedly more than doubledand that of Diammonium
phosphate has risen by morethan 80 per cent when compared with levels a year ago.With fertiliser subsidy hikesnot matching up and fuelprices climbing, cultivationcosts are on the rise. Givensuch cost increases, it doesseem that MSP increases arebeing moderated to exploitthe benefi�t of abundant supply and keep cereal pricesdown, to neutralise pricespikes elsewhere.
However, unless globalprice trends across a range of
commodities are reversed, itis likely that the benefi�t of acereal price buff�er against infl�ation would prove diffi�cultto sustain. Especially becauseof the government’s reluctance to “burden” the budgetwith larger fertiliser and foodsubsidies with the aim ofdampening infl�ation.
Government pronouncements of controversial plansto enhance output of palm oilto reduce import dependencehave come a little too late todeal with this bout of price in
crease in vegetable oils. Andgiven the fact that cost push isa crucial driver of current infl�ationary trends, there is nohelp to be derived from interest rate hikes, the effi�cacyof which in the event of even ademand led price spike is alsosuspect.
For a citizenry still recovering from multiple blows totheir standard of living, notleast of which was the falloutof the pandemic and its handling, this threat of infl�ation ismore than bad news.
Mixed signals on the inflation frontSeptember 2021 figures from India seem to suggest that consumer prices are in deceleration mode. But this may just be a lull before an impending storm
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UTI restructuring proposed with sponsoring coThe Corporate Positioning Committee for the Unit Trust ofIndia, headed by Mr Y.H. Malegam, has recommendedrestructuring of the trust with a sponsoring company,capitalised at Rs 550 crore, and the setting up of an assetmanagement company (AMC) with a capital base of Rs 1,000crore. It has also suggested that a strategic investor be off�ered40 per cent in the sponsoring company with the rest of thecapital to be held by the initial contributors to the UTI's capitalsuch as fi�nancial institutions and a few stateowned banks.
Foreign shareholders raise query on Batata-BPL mergerForeign institutional shareholders of BPL CommunicationsLtd have raised objections to the merger betweenBirlaAT&TTata (Batata) and BPL, alleging that then approvalwas not sought before fi�nalising the deal. BPLCommunications Ltd is the holding company for BPL'scellular ventures, BPL Mobile and BPL Cellular. One of theforeign shareholders, CDC Financial Services (CDCFS),Mauritius, has even dragged the BPL management to theMumbai High Court, which will hold its next hearing in thecase on October 20.
Strikes paving way for ground war: BushWith all known surfacetoair missile sites destroyed inAfghanistan, US warplanes kept up then relentless assaulttargeting Taliban troop garrisons and barracks across thecountry today even as the militia battled to defend the keynorthern city of MazariSharief from advancing oppositionforces. The 11th day of raids came as the US President, MrGeorge W. Bush, declared that airstrikes have seriouslyweakened the ruling militia's defences, paving the way for aground war.
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The Reserve Bank of India in itslatest monetary policy review
has projected retail infl�ation to beat 5.3 per cent for 202122. Whilethis is lower than its earlier projection of 5.7 per cent, should theinfl�ation estimate turn out to betrue, investors may need to worryabout earning negative real rates.
What is it?
The real rate of return on an investment is its actual rate of return minus the prevailing infl�ation rate. To get at the real interestrate, you simply subtract the rateof infl�ation during the period ofyour investment, from the returnyou earn on it.
In the current scenario, take
SBI’s oneyear FD that is off�eringan interest of 5 per cent. If infl�ation in the next one year turns outto be 5.3 per cent, the real rate ofinterest you earn on your moneywould be a negative 0.3 per cent(fi�ve minus the expected infl�ationrate of 5.3 per cent). The real ratewould be even worse, if taxes oninterest income are considered.
Why is it important?
Unless the return on your investments beat infl�ation, it isn’t logical to postpone your consumption or to save for the future. Say,you plan to buy a refrigerator for₹�20,000.
But instead, you decided tosave and invest that amount tobuy a better version next year. Ifyou invest that ₹�20,000 in a fi�xedincome instrument that pays 5per cent interest, your investment will be worth ₹�21,000 byyearend.
If the infl�ation in the prices ofrefrigerators over the next oneyear turns out to be 6 per cent, theprice of the refrigerator whichyou are planning to buy, becomes₹�21,200. Let alone buying a betterversion, your investment amount
won’t be suffi�cient to buy eventhe older model, as you can nolonger aff�ord it! This is what negative real interest rates do to yourpurchasing power!
By understanding the conceptof negative real interest, you maywish to buy the refrigerator rightnow, instead of waiting for a year.
Now central banks around theworld increase interest rateswhen infl�ation begins to exceedtheir desired threshold. But aseconomic growth needs a lowerinterest rate regime to kickoff� investments, central banks may decide to keep the rates lower orhike at lower pace going ahead.This may lead to continuation oflower real interest rate scenarioin the short to medium term.
Why should I care?
Interest rates in India are now at arecord low. This makes negativereal returns a signifi�cant risk toyour investments.
Almost all the public sectorbanks and most private sectorbanks currently off�er interest of 5to 5.5 per cent per annum on aoneyear fi�xed deposit, while infl�ation is at 56 per cent.
If you are depending on the income from bank fi�xed deposits,you need to brace for negativereal rates with safer instruments.Remember, for the sake of earning higher real rates, you shouldnot go for investments that donot fi�t your risk appetite.
To ensure that infl�ation doesn’tovertake your returns, you mayalso consider fl�oatingrate instruments, coupon rates on which arelinked to interest rate movements in the economy.
Some of them are Floating RateSavings Bonds (FRSB) 2020 withpayout option, the PPF and theSukanya Samriddhi Yojana.
Gold is also considered to be abet against infl�ation. As infl�ationrises, the value of money comesdown but price of bullion goesup. However, gold returns aresubject to volatility.
The bottomline
Even safe investments can erodeyour capital if they off�er negativereal returns.
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Long a source of resilience inthe world economy, China
joins the list of vulnerabilitiesthat threaten to upset a shaky recovery.
The slowdown in Chinesegrowth, exacerbated by debtcrises in the property sector andan energy shortage that is closing factories, makes the globalrebound even more dependenton the US. Beijing doesn’t looklike it’s ready to take the mantlefrom Washington anytime soon.
Gross domestic product rose4.9 per cent in the third quarterfrom a year earlier, according togovernment data releasedMonday in Beijing. The fi�gure is atouch less than forecast by economists and well down from the7.9 per cent clip previously reported for the ApriltoJune period.The rate of expansion is almost afull percentage point belowwhat was recorded in the fi�nalthree months of 2019, on the eveof the pandemic.
While there's never a perfectmoment for the world's secondbiggest economy to lose altitude,the timing of this slowdown isespecially awkward. A spike in infl�ation from New Zealand to theUK is likely to accelerate the shiftto tighter monetary policyacross advanced economies,while the pace of the US expansion is cooling. A slackening inChina is a headache policymakers don’t need.
Chinese offi�cials say the risksare manageable. Let’s hopethey’re right: The staying powerof the global revival may dependon it. Beijing’s travails mightwind up pushing the Federal Reserve and European Central Bankto delay an eventual exit fromeasy money — even if infl�ation istoo high for comfort. On Saturday, ECB President ChristineLagarde said that infl�ation is“largely transitory”. “Some retreat from the blistering pace atthe start of the year was inevitable, and even desirable” Chinaroared into 2021, growing a record 18.3 per cent in January toMarch. But the cooling has beenmore pronounced than anticipated, and a number of strainshave emerged. BLOOMBERG OPINION
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AvenuSupmart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5323.75. . . . . 4897.80. . . . . 5599.00. . . . . 5900.00. . . . . 4851.10. . . . . 4748.38. . . . . 5899.90. . . . . 1949.30. . . . 216 . . . . . 4894.90
Axis Bank [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 802.05. . . . . . 813.30. . . . . . 820.00. . . . . . 820.00. . . . . . 802.05. . . . 11014.59. . . . . . 820.50. . . . . . 476.50. . . . . 33 . . . . . . 813.25
Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3965.90. . . . . 3915.95. . . . . 3861.00. . . . . 3969.70. . . . . 3861.00. . . . . . 463.13. . . . . 4361.20. . . . . 2823.35. . . . . 22 . . . . . 3916.40
Bajaj Hld. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4745.65. . . . . 4773.30. . . . . 4784.95. . . . . 4796.60. . . . . 4716.50. . . . . . . 29.22. . . . . 5121.40. . . . . 2219.00. . . . 260 . . . . . 4772.40
BajajFin [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7862.90. . . . . 7865.55. . . . . 8050.00. . . . . 8050.00. . . . . 7800.80. . . . . . 855.10. . . . . 8020.20. . . . . 3101.60. . . . 121 . . . . . 7865.30
BajajFinserv [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 18488.90. . . . 18677.95. . . . 18850.00. . . . 19100.00. . . . 18552.80. . . . . . 293.95. . . . 19107.45. . . . . 5514.85. . . 1669 . . . . 18682.75
BandhanBank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 323.40. . . . . . 331.95. . . . . . 329.00. . . . . . 337.00. . . . . . 324.65. . . . . 5365.06. . . . . . 430.25. . . . . . 259.40. . . . . 26 . . . . . . 331.75
BergrPaintIn [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 838.45. . . . . . 837.90. . . . . . 846.00. . . . . . 848.00. . . . . . 833.50. . . . . . 597.20. . . . . . 872.00. . . . . . 588.70. . . . 105 . . . . . . 837.40
Bharti Air [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 685.80. . . . . . 680.60. . . . . . 700.00. . . . . . 701.95. . . . . . 679.65. . . . . 8574.45. . . . . . 738.79. . . . . . 386.79. . . . . . . . . . . 680.45
Biocon [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 347.65. . . . . . 342.50. . . . . . 347.65. . . . . . 349.00. . . . . . 341.35. . . . . 2870.53. . . . . . 487.70. . . . . . 327.75. . . . 183 . . . . . . 342.55
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 17863.85. . . . 17659.65. . . . 17999.75. . . . 18112.45. . . . 17620.00. . . . . . . 28.23. . . . 18557.45. . . . 11322.00. . . . . 40 . . . . 17659.05
BPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 459.30. . . . . . 462.50. . . . . . 470.00. . . . . . 470.00. . . . . . 461.05. . . . . 4392.32. . . . . . 503.00. . . . . . 338.40. . . . . . 8 . . . . . . 462.25
Britannia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3894.85. . . . . 3837.35. . . . . 3960.00. . . . . 3960.00. . . . . 3825.00. . . . . . 256.84. . . . . 4152.05. . . . . 3317.90. . . . . 54 . . . . . 3836.95
Cadila HC [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 544.10. . . . . . 534.30. . . . . . 544.10. . . . . . 546.00. . . . . . 531.00. . . . . 1547.34. . . . . . 673.70. . . . . . 405.00. . . . . 34 . . . . . . 534.55
Cipla [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 911.35. . . . . . 903.75. . . . . . 911.35. . . . . . 915.90. . . . . . 899.50. . . . . 1913.67. . . . . 1005.00. . . . . . 706.45. . . . . 28 . . . . . . 903.80
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 183.80. . . . . . 185.30. . . . . . 184.80. . . . . . 187.75. . . . . . 183.40. . . . 15468.91. . . . . . 203.85. . . . . . 109.60. . . . . 15 . . . . . . 185.30
Colgate [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1681.20. . . . . 1667.85. . . . . 1684.40. . . . . 1691.45. . . . . 1665.55. . . . . . 253.52. . . . . 1823.00. . . . . 1407.00. . . . . 42 . . . . . 1668.25
Dabur [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 615.20. . . . . . 614.15. . . . . . 632.00. . . . . . 632.00. . . . . . 612.60. . . . . 1464.14. . . . . . 658.75. . . . . . 483.00. . . . . 75 . . . . . . 613.95
Divi'sLabs [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5372.15. . . . . 5343.05. . . . . 5383.00. . . . . 5425.10. . . . . 5314.55. . . . . . 544.94. . . . . 5425.00. . . . . 3015.00. . . . . 70 . . . . . 5339.60
DLF Ltd [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 434.90. . . . . . 441.75. . . . . . 429.30. . . . . . 449.70. . . . . . 429.00. . . . . 8330.64. . . . . . 449.80. . . . . . 150.70. . . . . 77 . . . . . . 441.45
Dr Reddy [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4958.70. . . . . 4877.50. . . . . 4945.00. . . . . 4974.95. . . . . 4865.65. . . . . . 333.65. . . . . 5613.65. . . . . 4135.90. . . . . 49 . . . . . 4873.85
Eicher Motor [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2853.20. . . . . 2826.35. . . . . 2881.00. . . . . 2881.00. . . . . 2812.85. . . . . . 360.16. . . . . 3035.50. . . . . 2016.00. . . . . 49 . . . . . 2824.40
Gail(India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 160.05. . . . . . 161.35. . . . . . 161.00. . . . . . 163.80. . . . . . 160.85. . . . 16868.39. . . . . . 171.35. . . . . . . 82.00. . . . . 12 . . . . . . 161.05
GlandPharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3780.50. . . . . 3749.20. . . . . 3809.90. . . . . 3819.95. . . . . 3733.70. . . . . . . 86.91. . . . . 4350.00. . . . . 1700.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Godrej Cons [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1038.70. . . . . 1017.15. . . . . 1066.05. . . . . 1066.05. . . . . 1014.00. . . . . 1538.82. . . . . 1138.50. . . . . . 644.00. . . . . 81 . . . . . 1018.45
Grasim [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1752.50. . . . . 1753.95. . . . . 1762.00. . . . . 1798.40. . . . . 1746.00. . . . . 1333.79. . . . . 1798.60. . . . . . 761.90. . . . . 68 . . . . . 1755.55
HavellsIndia [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1474.10. . . . . 1454.70. . . . . 1486.65. . . . . 1504.45. . . . . 1440.20. . . . . 1694.57. . . . . 1503.70. . . . . . 692.65. . . . . 75 . . . . . 1455.80
HCL Tech [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1251.15. . . . . 1221.40. . . . . 1240.00. . . . . 1272.50. . . . . 1215.00. . . . 23861.60. . . . . 1377.00. . . . . . 800.60. . . . . 36 . . . . . 1221.35
HDFC [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2808.75. . . . . 2811.50. . . . . 2848.00. . . . . 2848.00. . . . . 2788.05. . . . . 2609.97. . . . . 2895.35. . . . . 1907.70. . . . . 42 . . . . . 2810.50
HDFC AMC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2950.15. . . . . 2932.45. . . . . 2979.00. . . . . 2979.00. . . . . 2930.10. . . . . . 307.75. . . . . 3363.00. . . . . 2225.90. . . . . 46 . . . . . 2931.75
HDFC Bank [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1687.40. . . . . 1670.30. . . . . 1705.00. . . . . 1725.00. . . . . 1667.05. . . . 14428.23. . . . . 1724.30. . . . . 1176.55. . . . . 28 . . . . . 1670.15
HDFCLifeIns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 693.80. . . . . . 703.60. . . . . . 700.00. . . . . . 706.05. . . . . . 689.05. . . . . 4597.12. . . . . . 775.65. . . . . . 556.35. . . . 118 . . . . . . 703.20
HeroMoto [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2927.80. . . . . 2904.10. . . . . 2939.00. . . . . 2950.00. . . . . 2896.20. . . . . . 440.83. . . . . 3628.55. . . . . 2636.00. . . . . 18 . . . . . 2905.45
Hindalco [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 516.10. . . . . . 542.80. . . . . . 535.45. . . . . . 551.85. . . . . . 526.50. . . . 23481.79. . . . . . 551.65. . . . . . 165.30. . . . . 64 . . . . . . 542.95
HPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 331.35. . . . . . 331.70. . . . . . 334.35. . . . . . 339.70. . . . . . 330.50. . . . . 3662.29. . . . . . 339.70. . . . . . 170.25. . . . . . 5 . . . . . . 331.60
HUL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2649.55. . . . . 2654.00. . . . . 2672.80. . . . . 2678.90. . . . . 2643.05. . . . . 1758.18. . . . . 2859.10. . . . . 2043.80. . . . . 76 . . . . . 2654.15
ICICI Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 727.30. . . . . . 745.45. . . . . . 739.00. . . . . . 748.90. . . . . . 732.05. . . . 15345.60. . . . . . 749.05. . . . . . 388.10. . . . . 28 . . . . . . 745.10
ICICILombGIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1520.25. . . . . 1519.45. . . . . 1539.70. . . . . 1540.00. . . . . 1518.00. . . . . . 516.94. . . . . 1674.00. . . . . 1212.00. . . . . 61 . . . . . 1520.15
IndraprsGas [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 509.80. . . . . . 509.00. . . . . . 511.00. . . . . . 512.15. . . . . . 504.20. . . . . 3477.14. . . . . . 604.00. . . . . . 374.20. . . . . 29 . . . . . . 509.50
IndusInd BK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1210.00. . . . . 1219.60. . . . . 1221.00. . . . . 1229.65. . . . . 1196.05. . . . . 4512.59. . . . . 1229.20. . . . . . 571.10. . . . . 28 . . . . . 1220.55
IndusTowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 306.00. . . . . . 301.15. . . . . . 300.20. . . . . . 307.55. . . . . . 299.00. . . . . 3192.29. . . . . . 332.80. . . . . . 175.25. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
INFO EDGE (I). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7008.85. . . . . 7019.50. . . . . 7008.85. . . . . 7131.60. . . . . 6950.00. . . . . . 220.83. . . . . 7180.00. . . . . 3362.05. . . . 310 . . . . . 7017.00
Infosys [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1715.75. . . . . 1792.15. . . . . 1740.00. . . . . 1799.00. . . . . 1740.00. . . . 13438.11. . . . . 1799.05. . . . . 1051.00. . . . . 38 . . . . . 1792.15
IntGlobAviat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2073.20. . . . . 2052.85. . . . . 2093.00. . . . . 2098.90. . . . . 2045.00. . . . . . 434.29. . . . . 2306.15. . . . . 1260.00. . . . . . . . . . 2053.10
IOC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 134.40. . . . . . 136.35. . . . . . 140.00. . . . . . 140.00. . . . . . 135.70. . . . 14763.82. . . . . . 139.00. . . . . . . 74.60. . . . . . 5 . . . . . . 136.30
IPruLifeINS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 651.95. . . . . . 673.50. . . . . . 658.50. . . . . . 678.00. . . . . . 653.00. . . . . 1804.00. . . . . . 724.50. . . . . . 398.75. . . . 199 . . . . . . 673.30
ITC [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 256.55. . . . . . 262.55. . . . . . 261.00. . . . . . 265.30. . . . . . 257.35. . . . 60292.90. . . . . . 265.30. . . . . . 163.40. . . . . 24 . . . . . . 262.45
JSWSteelLtd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 692.85. . . . . . 715.80. . . . . . 695.50. . . . . . 727.30. . . . . . 695.50. . . . . 9493.24. . . . . . 776.50. . . . . . 299.75. . . . . 12 . . . . . . 716.00
JublilntFood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4409.60. . . . . 4369.20. . . . . 4590.00. . . . . 4590.00. . . . . 4335.00. . . . . . 545.46. . . . . 4577.45. . . . . 2099.60. . . . 155 . . . . . 4369.35
Kot.Mah.Bk [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2017.80. . . . . 2011.60. . . . . 2017.80. . . . . 2046.95. . . . . 2007.95. . . . . 2166.78. . . . . 2077.90. . . . . 1333.30. . . . . 54 . . . . . 2013.10
L&T [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1789.30. . . . . 1788.45. . . . . 1807.15. . . . . 1810.50. . . . . 1782.00. . . . . 1918.55. . . . . 1817.95. . . . . . 884.25. . . . . 18 . . . . . 1788.10
L&TInfotech [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 6098.90. . . . . 5905.85. . . . . 6144.00. . . . . 6233.15. . . . . 5858.80. . . . . . 703.97. . . . . 6498.00. . . . . 2828.10. . . . . 53 . . . . . 5907.00
Lupin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 946.45. . . . . . 936.45. . . . . . 939.00. . . . . . 946.45. . . . . . 928.30. . . . . 1494.61. . . . . 1267.50. . . . . . 856.00. . . . . 28 . . . . . . 936.85
M&M [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 931.40. . . . . . 910.95. . . . . . 958.00. . . . . . 958.00. . . . . . 908.30. . . . . 2885.65. . . . . . 970.95. . . . . . 587.30. . . . . 78 . . . . . . 910.80
Marico Ltd [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 579.30. . . . . . 579.25. . . . . . 606.90. . . . . . 607.70. . . . . . 575.55. . . . . 1971.61. . . . . . 606.00. . . . . . 346.00. . . . . 64 . . . . . . 578.90
Maruti [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7496.90. . . . . 7657.00. . . . . 7405.00. . . . . 7705.30. . . . . 7405.00. . . . . . 913.96. . . . . 8400.00. . . . . 6301.20. . . . . 47 . . . . . 7652.15
MRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 85166.45. . . . 84314.10. . . . 85300.00. . . . 86900.00. . . . 84000.00. . . . . . . 20.49. . . . 98575.90. . . . 57887.85. . . . . 26 . . . . 84288.25
MuthootFinan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1552.60. . . . . 1559.15. . . . . 1568.10. . . . . 1580.00. . . . . 1545.05. . . . . . 522.12. . . . . 1638.50. . . . . 1090.25. . . . . 16 . . . . . 1559.65
NestleIndia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 19325.40. . . . 19438.45. . . . 19600.00. . . . 19600.00. . . . 19220.00. . . . . . . 56.30. . . . 20599.95. . . . 15435.00. . . . . 85 . . . . 19427.25
NMDC Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 153.55. . . . . . 157.55. . . . . . 155.60. . . . . . 159.60. . . . . . 155.25. . . . 23800.88. . . . . . 213.15. . . . . . . 79.15. . . . . . 5 . . . . . . 157.60
NTPC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 149.40. . . . . . 149.55. . . . . . 151.25. . . . . . 151.70. . . . . . 148.70. . . . 25346.03. . . . . . 151.60. . . . . . . 80.40. . . . . 10 . . . . . . 149.40
ONGC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 159.05. . . . . . 162.10. . . . . . 163.75. . . . . . 165.50. . . . . . 161.20. . . . 22899.88. . . . . . 172.80. . . . . . . 64.15. . . . . 15 . . . . . . 162.15
Petronet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 230.50. . . . . . 234.35. . . . . . 243.20. . . . . . 243.55. . . . . . 233.00. . . . . 5188.19. . . . . . 275.25. . . . . . 211.50. . . . . 12 . . . . . . 234.30
PGHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 13789.30. . . . 14058.20. . . . 13900.00. . . . 14098.00. . . . 13828.55. . . . . . . . 6.86. . . . 14552.95. . . . . 9990.05. . . . . 70 . . . . 14059.30
PidiliteInd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2481.10. . . . . 2501.80. . . . . 2477.05. . . . . 2512.00. . . . . 2476.00. . . . . . 294.77. . . . . 2519.95. . . . . 1465.00. . . . . 97 . . . . . 2501.55
PiramalEntp [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2835.75. . . . . 2816.75. . . . . 2860.00. . . . . 2877.90. . . . . 2802.05. . . . . . 481.90. . . . . 3013.00. . . . . 1198.90. . . . 214 . . . . . 2817.40
PowerGrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 204.65. . . . . . 203.80. . . . . . 209.80. . . . . . 209.95. . . . . . 202.15. . . . 28909.77. . . . . . 209.75. . . . . . 117.68. . . . . 10 . . . . . . 203.80
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 42.55. . . . . . . 46.00. . . . . . . 42.95. . . . . . . 48.20. . . . . . . 42.75. . . 405179.43. . . . . . . 47.05. . . . . . . 26.30. . . . . 18 . . . . . . . 46.00
Reliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2700.40. . . . . 2707.60. . . . . 2668.60. . . . . 2745.00. . . . . 2662.30. . . . . 6273.85. . . . . 2744.95. . . . . 1830.00. . . . . 54 . . . . . 2707.00
SBI [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 490.60. . . . . . 497.95. . . . . . 494.00. . . . . . 501.00. . . . . . 491.70. . . . 20084.25. . . . . . 500.85. . . . . . 186.00. . . . . 20 . . . . . . 497.85
SBICards&Pay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1134.95. . . . . 1140.75. . . . . 1144.90. . . . . 1154.00. . . . . 1136.00. . . . . 1039.24. . . . . 1165.00. . . . . . 766.10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SBILifeInsur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1185.55. . . . . 1192.50. . . . . 1220.00. . . . . 1220.00. . . . . 1185.55. . . . . . 934.86. . . . . 1273.40. . . . . . 755.55. . . . . 93 . . . . . 1193.15
ShreeCement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 27956.45. . . . 28191.30. . . . 28177.70. . . . 28300.00. . . . 27950.00. . . . . . . 35.50. . . . 32050.00. . . . 20103.10. . . . . 39 . . . . 28206.35
Siemens [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2269.35. . . . . 2265.90. . . . . 2288.00. . . . . 2309.00. . . . . 2241.75. . . . . . 249.08. . . . . 2317.60. . . . . 1249.00. . . . . 73 . . . . . 2263.10
Sun Pharma [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 841.30. . . . . . 835.90. . . . . . 850.00. . . . . . 851.00. . . . . . 832.15. . . . . 2632.80. . . . . . 850.00. . . . . . 452.60. . . . . 95 . . . . . . 835.20
Tata Motors [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 497.60. . . . . . 509.60. . . . . . 507.00. . . . . . 525.00. . . . . . 503.60. . . . 72322.62. . . . . . 532.40. . . . . . 126.40. . . . . . . . . . . 509.60
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1375.05. . . . . 1411.05. . . . . 1418.00. . . . . 1424.75. . . . . 1391.10. . . . 10923.23. . . . . 1534.60. . . . . . 389.75. . . . . . 9 . . . . . 1411.10
TataConsuPro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 849.60. . . . . . 843.95. . . . . . 863.00. . . . . . 863.00. . . . . . 842.05. . . . . 1914.24. . . . . . 889.00. . . . . . 458.95. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TCS [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3611.45. . . . . 3647.15. . . . . 3603.45. . . . . 3652.70. . . . . 3601.45. . . . . 3590.11. . . . . 3990.00. . . . . 2600.00. . . . . 38 . . . . . 3647.40
TechMahindra [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1430.80. . . . . 1479.65. . . . . 1420.00. . . . . 1486.95. . . . . 1420.00. . . . . 3579.61. . . . . 1547.00. . . . . . 782.25. . . . . 33 . . . . . 1478.30
TitanCompany [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2564.05. . . . . 2588.80. . . . . 2620.00. . . . . 2677.90. . . . . 2575.50. . . . . 2572.74. . . . . 2678.10. . . . . 1154.00. . . . 177 . . . . . 2589.00
TorrentPhar [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3130.40. . . . . 3111.75. . . . . 3140.00. . . . . 3140.00. . . . . 3081.85. . . . . . . 76.37. . . . . 3248.00. . . . . 2311.30. . . . . 47 . . . . . 3111.10
UB [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1709.35. . . . . 1676.70. . . . . 1714.95. . . . . 1741.25. . . . . 1667.05. . . . . . 378.24. . . . . 1740.60. . . . . . 898.50. . . . 172 . . . . . 1673.45
UltraTech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7395.50. . . . . 7399.30. . . . . 7530.00. . . . . 7644.00. . . . . 7301.40. . . . . 1413.64. . . . . 8070.60. . . . . 4380.50. . . . . 34 . . . . . 7397.70
United Spr [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 888.60. . . . . . 883.50. . . . . . 903.30. . . . . . 903.30. . . . . . 880.00. . . . . 1839.40. . . . . . 925.00. . . . . . 495.15. . . . . 94 . . . . . . 883.45
UPL [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 747.85. . . . . . 751.10. . . . . . 749.20. . . . . . 762.00. . . . . . 745.20. . . . . 2620.29. . . . . . 864.75. . . . . . 399.00. . . . 161 . . . . . . 751.20
Vedanta [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 331.90. . . . . . 374.75. . . . . . 345.25. . . . . . 378.35. . . . . . 345.25. . . . 48802.95. . . . . . 378.20. . . . . . . 91.25. . . . . 13 . . . . . . 374.85
Wipro [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 708.25. . . . . . 709.75. . . . . . 719.00. . . . . . 720.80. . . . . . 702.40. . . . 10599.45. . . . . . 739.80. . . . . . 331.15. . . . . 40 . . . . . . 709.45
YES Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 13.20. . . . . . . 13.95. . . . . . . 13.45. . . . . . . 14.35. . . . . . . 13.35. . . 327306.51. . . . . . . 20.83. . . . . . . 10.51. . . . . . . . . . . . 13.96
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CREDIT SUISSEVedanta (Overweight)Target: ₹�420CMP: ₹�374.85Aluminium and Zinc prices are up 19 per centand 29 per cent from the Q2FY21 average. Whilethe former has been elevated on continueddefi�cit amid China smelting constraints, zincprices rose due to Nyrstar’s planned shutdownin Europe driven by high electricity prices. Weremain most bullish on aluminium amongbase metals.An extended base metals and crude upcyclemakes us more comfortable on parent’sleverage. We expect dividends to remainelevated and are watchful for: parent’s attemptsto raise stake in Vedanta to reach 75 per cent;and progress on Hindustan Zinc (HZL) stake.While we continue to value Vedanta’s exHZLbusiness at a discount to peers, we raise targetmultiple to 4.5x from 4x (Hindalco at 6x) FY23EBITDA. We increase aluminium and zinc LMEprice forecasts to $2,900/t (from $2,670) and$2,800/t (from $2,550) and brent crude to$70/bbl (from $60). FY22/23 EPS rise 15 percent/27 per cent.We upgrade Vedanta to Outperform withrevised target price of ₹�420 (from ₹�285) andexpect street to upgrade estimates. We seeupside risks to commodity prices, esp.aluminium and reiterate our preference forHindalco as our top metals pick for itsstructural drivers in Novelis.
BROKER’S CALL
LKP SECURITIESHDFC Bank (Buy)Target: ₹�2,058CMP: ₹�1,670.15HDFC Bank reported a strong trend on assetsquality and operating performance in 2QFY22.The absolute GNPA amount decreased 4.4 percent sequentially, which resulted inimprovement in GNPA ratio to 1.35 per cent v/s1.47 per cent in the previous quarter. Thereported GNPA is well below the historicaltrend of 1.4 per cent. Moreover, the restructuring book increased to170 bps of overall loan v/s 80 bps in the previousquarter; which is slightly disappointing,however, the contingent stands adequate. InQ2FY22, the provisioning expenses were lowersequentially at ₹�3,920 crore (v/s ₹�4,700 croreQ1FY22), which includes contingent provisionbuildup of ₹�1,200 crore. At the same time corefee and commission income increased by 18 percent qoq. Thus, the bank has reportedsequential increase in PAT by 14.3 per cent andROA/ROE of 2 per cent/16.2 per cent v/s 1.8 percent/14.1 per cent in the previous quarter. HDFC Bank is expected to outperform the sectorled by: healthy growth in operating income;much higher provision than regulatoryrequirement in the balance sheet; strongcapital cushion of 17.9 per cent at CET1 level; andbest in class underwriting and riskmanagement practices. We continue to maintain Buy rating on thebank with revised target price of ₹�2,058 (basedon 4.2xFY23E Price to Adjusted Book Value).
HEMANI SHETH
KS BADRI NARAYANAN
Mumbai/Chennai, October 18
Shares of Avenue Supermarts Ltd,which hit a fresh high during theearly trade on Monday after reporting strong second quarter results,failed to sustain the gains due tovaluation concern.
After opening at ₹�5,640 on theBSE, the stock zoomed to a recordhigh of ₹�5,899.90. The gains wereshortlived as the stock started sliding to hit a low of ₹�4,850.10, beforeclosing at ₹�4,894.90, a fall of 8.16per cent over the previous day’sclose. On the NSE, it closed 7.6 percent lower at ₹�4,920.
Net up twofoldAvenue Supermarts on Saturday reported a twofold increase in its consolidated net profi�t to ₹�417.76 crorefor the second quarter ended
September 2021. The company hadposted a net profi�t of ₹�198.53 crorein the JulyOctober quarter a yearago.
Its revenue from operations wasup 46.79 per cent to ₹�7,788.94 croreduring the quarter under review asagainst ₹�5,306.20 crore in the corresponding quarter of the lastfi�scal.
On a standalone basis, AvenueSupermarts’ revenue from operations during the quarter was at₹�7,649.64 crore, up 46.6 per cent, in
comparison to ₹�5,218.15 crore in thesecond quarter of 202021.
Mixed views According to HSBC Global, Dmart’sQ2 revenue growth is about its estimate. “The pace of the recovery isgaining signifi�cant steam. This momentum also highlights how resilient Dmart’s business model is andthat it can thrive, despite disruptions,” it added.
Goldman Sachs, which maintained Buy rating with a revised
price target of ₹�4,539 said, DMart’srevenue growth of 5 per cent wasahead of its expectations. “We believe the revenue beat was drivenby stronger footfall recovery aslockdown restrictions eased during the quarter.”
However, domestic brokerageICICI Securities gave the stock a Sellrating with a target price of ₹�4,000.
“Capex recovery and DMartReady’s gradual expansion are alsoencouraging. Extremely expensivevaluations limit our willingness tohave a constructive view; stock nowtrades at 128x P/E on FY23E,” it added. Motilal Oswal Research, whilegiving a neutral rating with a targetprice of ₹�4,900, said, “Unlike otherretail categories, grocery retailerssuch as DMart have seen a limitedimpact and swift recovery fromCovid19, with a healthy margin improvement.”
However, the stock is trading atrich valuations, it added.
IDBI Capital, however, upgradedthe rating on the stock to Buy with arevised target price of ₹�6,985.
Analysts see little
headroom despite
robust Q2 show
DMart plunges 8% on ‘rich’ valuation OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, October 18
Shares of PNB Housing Finance Ltd(PNBHFL) were locked in the 5 percent lower circuit on Monday afterthe company’s board called off� itsproposed ₹�4,000crore share saleplan to Carlyle Group and othermarquee investors, including General Atlantic and Ares SSG, citingprotracted delays and uncertaintyover regulatory approvals.
On the BSE, the stock closed at₹�607.10, down ₹�31.95 or 5 per cent.In a meeting held on Thursday, thecompany’s board decided not toproceed with the issue.
The proposed dealUnder the proposed deal, Carlylethrough its investment arms hadagreed to invest up to ₹�3,185 crorethrough a preferential allotment ofequity shares and warrants, at ₹�390a share.
However, in June, SEBI hadordered PNBHFL not to go aheadwith the deal until the company un
dertakes a valuation by an independent agency. Proxy advisoryfi�rm Stakeholders EmpowermentServices had questioned the dealsaying that Carlyle was getting control of PNBHFL at the cost of minority shareholders of parent PunjabNational Bank.
PNBHFL fi�led an appeal beforeSAT which gave a split verdict andsaid SEBI’s interim order will continue until further orders. Meanwhile, SEBI has fi�led an appealagainst the order of the PresidingMember of SAT before the SupremeCourt, which is currently pending.
“There continues to be no visibility or certainty as to the timeline forjudicial determination of the legalissues, in particular as a third member of the SAT is yet to be appointed.The Board further noted that due tothe protracted litigation and thecontinuing interim order of the SATdated June 21, 2021, there is no clarity on the shareholders’ approvalfor undertaking the preferential issue,” the company said in its fi�lings.
PNB Housing hits lower circuitas it shelves stake sale to Carlyle
OUR BUREAU
Kolkata, October 18
Kolkatabased GPT Healthcarewhich operates and managesmidsized multispecialty hospitals under the ILS Hospitalsbrand, has fi�led a draft red herring prospectus with SEBI toraise funds through an initialpublic off�ering (IPO).
The public issue consists of afresh issue of equity shares aggregating to ₹�17.5 crore, and anoff�erforsale (OFS) of up to 2.99crore shares, according to thedraft red herring prospectus(DRHP).
As a part of the OFS, BanyanTree Growth Capital II, a Mauritiusbased structured privateequity, will sell up to 2.608crore shares and GPT Sons, promoter, will offl�oad up to 38 lakhshares. The private equity willbe fully exiting its shareholding via the IPO. At present, GPTSons holds 67.34 per cent stake
in GPT Healthcare and BanyanTree Growth Capital II owns32.64 per cent.
According to marketsources, the fundraise throughthe IPO could be anywherebetween ₹�450–500 crore. Proceeds from the fresh issue willbe used to purchase medicalequipment amounting to ₹�13.2crore over the next two yearsbesides general corporate purposes, the company said inDRHP.
GPT Healthcareoperates anetwork of three hospitals under the ILS Hospital brand inWest Bengal and one in Tripura.
The company, which focuseson developing an asset lightmodel, recently signed an MoUand longterm lease agreementfor a hospital with 140 beds inRanchi at an estimated investment of ₹�50 crore. Its Ranchihospital is expected commence operations in 2025.
GPT Healthcare files IPO papers with SEBI
GURUMURTHY K
BL Research Bureau
The shortterm outlook for thestock of Steel Authority of India is bullish. The stock rose3.9 per cent breaking abovethe key resistance level of ₹�125and has closed on a strongnote on Monday. The level of₹�125 can now act as a good resistance turned support.
As such dips to ₹�125 can attract fresh buyers into themarket. The stock has room torise towards ₹�142₹�145 in thecoming weeks.
Traders with a shorttermperspective can go long at current levels. Accumulate longson dips at ₹�126. Stoploss can
be placed at ₹�121. The region between ₹�142
and ₹�145 is a strong resistancefrom where a pullback to₹�130₹�125 cannot be ruled out.So, book profi�ts at ₹�142. Trailthe stoploss up to ₹�132 assoon as the stock moves up to₹�137.
Move the stoploss furtherup to ₹�136 as soon as the stockprice rises to ₹�140.
The bullish outlook will getnegated if the stock falls below ₹�125. Such a break candrag it to ₹�118.
Note: The recommendations are
based on technical analysis.
There is risk of loss in trading.
TODAY'S PICK
Steel Authority of India (₹�129): Buy
18488 • Nifty 50 FuturesS1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
18470 18350 18550 18700 Uptrend gains momentum. Go long
on a break above 18550. Keep the
stoploss at 18480
S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2.
₹�1675 • HDFC BankS1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
1665 1630 1695 1710 Initiate fresh short positions with a
stoploss at 1695 only if the stock
breaks below 1665
₹�1798 • InfosysS1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
1750 1715 1815 1860 Upmove strengthens. Go long now
and accumulate on dips at 1760
with a stoploss at 1735
₹�262 • ITCS1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
255 245 275 290 Uptrend is intact. Initiate fresh long
now and on dips at 257. Stoploss
can be placed at 248.
₹�162 • ONGCS1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
159 157 166 171 Immediate trend is not clear. Avoid
trading this stock until a clear trade
signal emerges.
₹�2708 • Reliance Ind. S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
2685 2650 2720 2750 Outlook is bullish. But wait for dips
and go long at 2690. Keep the
stoploss at 2560.
₹�497 • SBIS1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
492 487 500 505 Initiate fresh long positions with a
stoploss at 495 only if the stock
breaks above 500.
₹�3649 • TCSS1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
3625 3600 3675 3710 Wait for a rise and go long if TCS
reverses lower from 3675.
Stoploss can be kept at 3705
DAY TRADING GUIDE
Nifty 50 Movers G 138.50 pts.Close(₹�) Pts PE Wt(%)
Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1792.15. . . . . . . . 65.30. . . . . . . . . 36.50 . . . . . . . . 8.29ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 745.45. . . . . . . . 29.01. . . . . . . . . 23.76 . . . . . . . . 6.45ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 262.55. . . . . . . . 12.10. . . . . . . . . 22.84 . . . . . . . . 2.87Hindalco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 542.80. . . . . . . . . . 8.99. . . . . . . . . 13.55 . . . . . . . . 0.99TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3647.15. . . . . . . . . . 8.52. . . . . . . . . 36.77 . . . . . . . . 4.71Tech Mahindra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1479.65. . . . . . . . . . 6.99. . . . . . . . . 30.12 . . . . . . . . 1.15Axis Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 813.30. . . . . . . . . . 6.68. . . . . . . . . 29.27 . . . . . . . . 2.61State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 497.95. . . . . . . . . . 6.50. . . . . . . . . 16.88 . . . . . . . . 2.38Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1411.05. . . . . . . . . . 6.49. . . . . . . . . . . 7.53 . . . . . . . . 1.38Reliance Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2707.60. . . . . . . . . . 5.37. . . . . . . . . 31.61 . . . . . . 10.92JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 715.80. . . . . . . . . . 5.24. . . . . . . . . 12.05 . . . . . . . . 0.89Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 509.60. . . . . . . . . . 4.96. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.14Maurti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 7657.00. . . . . . . . . . 4.91. . . . . . . . . 45.07 . . . . . . . . 1.27Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18677.95. . . . . . . . . . 2.64. . . . . . . . . 43.22 . . . . . . . . 1.41ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 162.10. . . . . . . . . . 2.57. . . . . . . . . . . 7.45 . . . . . . . . 0.74Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2588.80. . . . . . . . . . 2.38. . . . . . . 178.30 . . . . . . . . 1.35HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 703.60. . . . . . . . . . 2.10. . . . . . . 120.65 . . . . . . . . 0.82IndusInd Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1219.60. . . . . . . . . . 1.34. . . . . . . . . 27.48 . . . . . . . . 0.92HDFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2811.50. . . . . . . . . . 1.14. . . . . . . . . 23.34 . . . . . . . . 6.33Indian OilCorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 136.35. . . . . . . . . . 1.14. . . . . . . . . . . 5.02 . . . . . . . . 0.43Nestle India Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19438.45. . . . . . . . . . 0.93. . . . . . . . . 84.76 . . . . . . . . 0.87Hind Unilever. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2654.00. . . . . . . . . . 0.92. . . . . . . . . 76.02 . . . . . . . . 2.96Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 185.30. . . . . . . . . . 0.72. . . . . . . . . . . 8.28 . . . . . . . . 0.48Shree Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28191.30. . . . . . . . . . 0.72. . . . . . . . . 39.27 . . . . . . . . 0.47SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1192.50. . . . . . . . . . 0.71. . . . . . . . . 92.59 . . . . . . . . 0.65BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 462.50. . . . . . . . . . 0.70. . . . . . . . . . . 5.57 . . . . . . . . 0.55Wipro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 709.75. . . . . . . . . . 0.51. . . . . . . . . 32.01 . . . . . . . . 1.31UPL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 751.10. . . . . . . . . . 0.41. . . . . . . . . 15.98 . . . . . . . . 0.52Bajaj Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 7865.55. . . . . . . . . . 0.16. . . . . . . 106.45 . . . . . . . . 2.61NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 149.55. . . . . . . . . . 0.16. . . . . . . . . . . 9.38 . . . . . . . . 0.89Grasim Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1753.95. . . . . . . . . . 0.13. . . . . . . . . 13.87 . . . . . . . . 0.84UltraTech Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 7399.30. . . . . . . . . . 0.10. . . . . . . . . 35.85 . . . . . . . . 1.07L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1788.45. . . . . . . . 0.24. . . . . . . . . 44.24 . . . . . . . . 2.70Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 810.55. . . . . . . . 0.38. . . . . . . . . 29.38 . . . . . . . . 0.74PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 203.80. . . . . . . . 0.67. . . . . . . . . . . 8.89 . . . . . . . . 0.87Hero MotoCorp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2904.10. . . . . . . . 0.71. . . . . . . . . 18.51 . . . . . . . . 0.47Tata Consumer Products L. . .. . . . 843.95. . . . . . . . 0.78. . . . . . . . . 99.06 . . . . . . . . 0.63Divis Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5343.05. . . . . . . . 0.85. . . . . . . . . 69.21 . . . . . . . . 0.85Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2826.35. . . . . . . . 0.86. . . . . . . . . 47.14 . . . . . . . . 0.49Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 903.75. . . . . . . . 0.89. . . . . . . . . 28.79 . . . . . . . . 0.57Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 835.90. . . . . . . . 1.34. . . . . . . . . 32.86 . . . . . . . . 1.13Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3915.95. . . . . . . . 1.50. . . . . . . . . 20.12 . . . . . . . . 0.64Britannia Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3837.35. . . . . . . . 1.56. . . . . . . . . 54.53 . . . . . . . . 0.57Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2011.60. . . . . . . . 2.10. . . . . . . . . 40.12 . . . . . . . . 3.68Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4877.50. . . . . . . . 2.27. . . . . . . . . 46.71 . . . . . . . . 0.74Bharti Airtel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 680.60. . . . . . . . 2.83. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 2.01M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 910.95. . . . . . . . 4.51. . . . . . . . . 43.40 . . . . . . . . 1.09Asian Paints. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3241.50. . . . . . . . 5.85. . . . . . . . . 87.30 . . . . . . . . 1.82HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1221.40. . . . . . . . 7.44. . . . . . . . . 28.95 . . . . . . . . 1.65HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1670.30. . . . . . 17.25. . . . . . . . . 28.15 . . . . . . . . 9.12
Pts: Impact on index movement
Nifty Next 50 Movers G 110.70 pts.Close(₹�) Pts PE Wt(%)
Vedanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 374.75. . . . . . 191.51. . . . . . . . . . . 7.42 . . . . . . . . 3.75Adani Transmission .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1748.20. . . . . . . . 42.55. . . . . . . 140.61 . . . . . . . . 2.73Punjab Natl Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 46.00. . . . . . . . 35.23. . . . . . . . . 15.41 . . . . . . . . 1.05IPrulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 673.50. . . . . . . . 28.72. . . . . . . 199.94 . . . . . . . . 2.01Bank Of Baroda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 93.05. . . . . . . . 27.50. . . . . . . . . 13.80 . . . . . . . . 1.33YES Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 13.95. . . . . . . . 24.35. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.01Sail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 129.00. . . . . . . . 23.84. . . . . . . . . . . 5.75 . . . . . . . . 1.43Bandhan Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 331.95. . . . . . . . 19.87. . . . . . . . . 26.36 . . . . . . . . 1.73Nmdc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 157.55. . . . . . . . 15.70. . . . . . . . . . . 5.17 . . . . . . . . 1.38Dlf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 441.75. . . . . . . . 14.56. . . . . . . . . 73.32 . . . . . . . . 2.10Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2501.80. . . . . . . . 10.84. . . . . . . . . 95.73 . . . . . . . . 2.93Gail (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 161.35. . . . . . . . . . 8.13. . . . . . . . . . . 9.36 . . . . . . . . 2.26Jindal Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 452.10. . . . . . . . . . 7.85. . . . . . . . . . . 5.95 . . . . . . . . 1.42Cholamandalam Investmen.. . . . 598.75. . . . . . . . . . 6.43. . . . . . . . . 34.65 . . . . . . . . 1.81Proc & Gam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14058.20. . . . . . . . . . 6.43. . . . . . . . . 70.01 . . . . . . . . 0.75Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 410.60. . . . . . . . . . 4.67. . . . . . . . . 19.59 . . . . . . . . 2.32Pi Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3329.85. . . . . . . . . . 4.31. . . . . . . . . 64.77 . . . . . . . . 2.06Bajaj Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4773.30. . . . . . . . . . 3.52. . . . . . . . . 14.15 . . . . . . . . 1.36Sbi Cards And Pay Srv . . . . . . . .. . 1140.75. . . . . . . . . . 3.33. . . . . . . 119.85 . . . . . . . . 1.46Info Edge (India) .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 7019.50. . . . . . . . . . 2.83. . . . . . . . . 61.48 . . . . . . . . 4.17Muthoot Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1559.15. . . . . . . . . . 2.44. . . . . . . . . 15.88 . . . . . . . . 1.30Hpcl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 331.70. . . . . . . . . . 0.77. . . . . . . . . . . 4.52 . . . . . . . . 1.63Apollo Hosp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4330.40. . . . . . . . . . 0.69. . . . . . . . . 72.09 . . . . . . . . 3.35Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 579.25. . . . . . . . 0.09. . . . . . . . . 63.58 . . . . . . . . 2.30Berger Paints India . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 837.90. . . . . . . . 0.46. . . . . . . . . 96.30 . . . . . . . . 1.56Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1519.45. . . . . . . . 0.70. . . . . . . . . 60.76 . . . . . . . . 2.98Indraprastha Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 509.00. . . . . . . . 0.96. . . . . . . . . 25.17 . . . . . . . . 1.37Siemens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2265.90. . . . . . . . 1.06. . . . . . . . . 75.83 . . . . . . . . 1.55Acc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2304.40. . . . . . . . 1.58. . . . . . . . . 21.98 . . . . . . . . 1.50Dabur India. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 614.15. . . . . . . . 2.10. . . . . . . . . 60.59 . . . . . . . . 2.75Adani Green Energy . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1203.65. . . . . . . . 3.00. . . . . . . 492.89 . . . . . . . . 2.78Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3111.75. . . . . . . . 3.14. . . . . . . . . 41.76 . . . . . . . . 1.17Hdfc Asset Mgmt Cmp .. . . . . . .. . 2932.45. . . . . . . . 3.37. . . . . . . . . 45.66 . . . . . . . . 1.25Gland Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3749.20. . . . . . . . 3.92. . . . . . . . . 56.65 . . . . . . . . 1.05United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 883.50. . . . . . . . 5.22. . . . . . . . . 97.42 . . . . . . . . 2.02Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17659.65. . . . . . . . 6.00. . . . . . . . . 60.30 . . . . . . . . 1.16Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1667.85. . . . . . . . 6.11. . . . . . . . . 42.38 . . . . . . . . 1.71Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2052.85. . . . . . . . 6.73. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.52Piramal Ent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2816.75. . . . . . . . 7.94. . . . . . . . . 46.33 . . . . . . . . 2.63Biocon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 342.50. . . . . . . . 8.07. . . . . . . . . 51.86 . . . . . . . . 1.20Lupin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 936.45. . . . . . . . 8.27. . . . . . . . . 25.50 . . . . . . . . 1.73Aurobindo Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 718.25. . . . . . . . 8.60. . . . . . . . . . . 7.91 . . . . . . . . 1.55Cadila Health. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 534.30. . . . . . . . 8.62. . . . . . . . . 23.59 . . . . . . . . 1.05Jubilant Foodworks . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4369.20. . . . . . 10.62. . . . . . . 154.14 . . . . . . . . 2.57Indus Towers .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 301.15. . . . . . 13.47. . . . . . . . . 18.07 . . . . . . . . 1.87Havells. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1454.70. . . . . . 16.70. . . . . . . . . 74.92 . . . . . . . . 2.80Godrej Consumer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1017.15. . . . . . 28.01. . . . . . . . . 59.79 . . . . . . . . 2.96Adani Enter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1615.50. . . . . . 29.14. . . . . . . 129.03 . . . . . . . . 3.41Larsen & Toubro Info . . . . . . . . . .. . 5905.85. . . . . . 30.20. . . . . . . . . 51.25 . . . . . . . . 2.07Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4897.80. . . . 161.27. . . . . . . 274.76 . . . . . . . . 4.15
Pts: Impact on index movement
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, October 18
Benchmark indices recordedanother fresh high onMonday, as bulls continuedtheir dominance.
Despite weak global cues,markets were at an alltimehigh during the early trade.Benchmarks closed at recordhighs, led by metals, PSU bankand IT stocks. However,pharma and healthcare stockswitnessed profi�tbooking.
Amid the rally, the volatilityindex jumped nearly 9 percent to 17.19, signalling concern among investors.
The BSE Sensex which hit afresh alltime high of61,963.07, closed at a recordhigh of 61,765.59, up 459.64points or 0.75 per cent. TheNifty50 closed at a record18,477.05, up 138.50 points or0.76 per cent, after touching afresh alltime high of 18,543.15.
S Ranganathan, Head of Research at LKP Securities, said,“Metals & PSU Banks led theSensex closer to the 62K marktoday even as we saw mixedtrends in other sectoral indices with profi�ttaking observed in few overownednames.”
Hindalco, Infosys, TechMahindra, JSW Steel and TataMotors were the top gainerson the Nifty 50 while M&M,HCL Tech, Dr Reddy, AsianPaints and Britannia were thetop losers.
Nifty Metal and Nifty PSUBank were up 3.89 per centand 3.98 per cent, respectively.Nifty IT was up 1.57 per cent.Meanwhile, Nifty Pharma andNifty Healthcare Index weredown 0.89 per cent and 0.82per cent, respectively.
Nifty Midcap 50 was up 1.61per cent while Nifty Smallcap50 was up 0.59 per cent.
Metal, PSU bank stocks liftSensex, Nifty to new high
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, October 18
The Securities and ExchangeBoard of India has given a goahead to six companies, including Nykaa, Adani Wilmar StarHealth & Allied Insurance andPenna Cement Industries toraise funds through initial public off�erings. Latent View Analytics and Sigachi Industries havealso received SEBI’s approval fortheir IPO.
These six companies had fi�ledtheir preliminary IPO paperswith SEBI between May andAugust.
NykaaThe IPO of FSN ECommerce Ventures Ltd, which runs onlinebeauty and wellness productsmarketplace Nykaa, comprisesa fresh issue of equity sharesworth ₹�525 crore and an off�erfor sale (OFS) of 4.31 crore shares
by the promoter and existingshareholders.
Adani’s ₹�4,500cr IPOAdani Wilmar plans to raise₹�4,500 crore via fresh issuanceof equity. AWL, a joint venturebetween Adani Enterprise andWilmar International, off�ers essential kitchen commodities forconsumers, including edibleoil, wheat fl�our, rice, pulses andsugar under a diverse range ofbrands across a broadspectrum.
The net proceeds from theIPO will be used by AWL to fundcapital expenditure for expansion of its existing manufacturing facilities and developingnew manufacturing facilities. .
Star Health The IPO of Rakesh Jhunjhunwalaowned Star Health and Allied Insurance Company com
prises a fresh issue of equityworth ₹�2,000 crore and an OFSof up to 6.01 crore shares by promoters and existing shareholders, according to the draftpapers.
Latent View AnalyticsThe IPO of Latent View AnalyticsLtd comprises a fresh issue of₹�474 crore and an OFS of up to₹�126 crore.
The company provides busi
ness analytics including customer profi�ling, supply chainmanagement, fi�nance and riskmanagement, marketing andHR functions.
Penna Cement IndustriesPenna Cement’s ₹�1,550croreIPO includes a fresh issue of₹�1,300 crore and an OFS of up to₹�250 crore by its promoter PRCement Holdings.
It is planning to utilise part ofthe fresh capital raised for repayment of ₹�550 crore of certain borrowings besides funding capital expenditurerequirements of ₹�105 crore forits KP Line II Project.
Sigachi IndustriesSigachi Industries, a Hyderabadbased manufacturer of cellulose based excipients, is planning to to raise about ₹�60 crorethrough a fresh issue.
Adani Wilmar, Nykaa, Penna Cement, 3 others get SEBI’s nod to launch IPO
Rakesh Jhunjhunwalabacked
Star Health Insurance will raise
₹�2,000 crore via fresh issue
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, October 18
Markets regulator SEBI has asked RTAs (registrars to an issue and share transfer agents) totransmit securities in favour of survivingjoint holder in case of demise of a jointholder.
It has been observed in some cases thatdue to counterclaim or dispute from thelegal representative of a deceased holder,RTAs have not eff�ected transmission to thesurviving joint holders, SEBI noted.
Accordingly, SEBI in a circular asked RTAsto comply with the provisions of the Companies Act 2013 and transmit securities in favour of surviving joint holder(s) in the eventof demise of one or more joint holder(s).
This will be done provided that there isnothing contrary to the same in the Article ofAssociation of the company, it added.
Under the norms, in case of joint holdings,on the death of any one or more of the jointholders, the surviving joint holder can getthe name of the deceased deleted from thephysical certifi�cate and get the securities dematerialised by following the prescribedprocedure.
Joint accounts: RTAs toldto transfer shares in favourof survivor in case of death
................CMYK
CHENNAI
BusinessLineTUESDAY • OCTOBER 19 • 2021 7NEWS
K RAM KUMAR
Mumbai, October 18
Bengalurubased BrickworkRatings (BWR) has claimed thatwere no major market lossesdue to its ratings. This assertioncomes in the wake of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) slapping the creditrating agency (CRA) with a notice seeking explanation as towhy its license should not becancelled.
This notice was based onSEBI’s audit fi�ndings for the October 2018November 2019period.
Vivek Kulkarni, Founder &Managing Director, observedthat CRAs are heavily regulated,and audits are done frequentlyby SEBI and RBI. They set benchmarks and standards to ensurestandardisation of rating pro
cesses across various agencies.“What they (SEBI) found in ourcase are, really speaking, wereminor violations, mainly related to timelines. For example,we should have given a ratingtoday, we gave it the next day,”he said. But these violations arein the case of companies whoseinstruments are hardly tradedin the bond market. Kulkarniaverred that nobody lostmoney, nobody gained moneydue to this.
‘No substantive errors’The BWR chief stated that therehas not been any material, substantive mistakes by theagency. There were only clerical, technical/ procedural mistakes such as inclusion of aname in the rating committee,he added. “During these past
two years, and even before that,there have been no major market losses that could be attributed to Brickwork,” Kulkarniclaimed.
In this regard, he highlightedthe huge losses investors faceddue to ratings given by some of
the large CRAs to the debt instruments issued by the fraudhit IL&FS group. “Finally, theseagencies were fi�ned just about₹�25 lakh, which later went upto ₹�1 crore. The agencies haveappealed to SAT (Securities Appellate Tribunal) and the case isgoing on,” Kulkarni said.
Sangeeta Kulkarni, CoFounder & Director, BWR, emphasised that her agency, overthe past two years, has automated all its processes and ensured greater levels of standardisation and compliance.“We have hired experiencedanalysts and senior executivesand are completely transforming the way we are doing business,” she said.
Referring to a regulatoryaudit asking BWR to engage anindependent managementconsulting fi�rm to look at all itsinternal processes, Sangeetanoted that the fi�rm literallygave her agency a clean chit.
Done nothing wrong to inviteSEBI’s wrath: Brickwork RatingsNo major market losses could be
attributed to us, says firm’s chief
WXSangeeta Kulkarni,
Co-Founder, BWR,
emphasised that her
agency, over the past
two years, has ensured
greater levels of
standardisation and
compliance
YATTI SONI
Bengaluru, October 18
Zomatoowned sports startup Fitso has set up Daalchinikiosks, which can instantlydispense cooked meals,healthy snacks, and beverages without any human intervention.
Founded by PrernaKalra and VidyaBhushan, Daalchinihas built IoTenabled‘phygital’ (physical+digital) vendingmachines, with anaim to serve the sixmeals a day needs ofthe customers.
Some of the food optionsavailable at these vendingmachines include healthyfresh meals like poha, upma,yoga bar, happy bar, yogapulp, max protein bars, RiteBite bars, raw pressery
juices, and aloe vera juicesamong others.
Fitso enables users to booka slot for playing varioussports at the company’schain of 75 sports facilities inDelhiNCR. In addition to being present at Fitso centres
across DelhiNCR,Daalchini has alsopartnered withSpuddy, and fewother sports andbadmintonacademies.
“We have ourown mobile appwith which userscan fi�nd the
nearest Daalchini, view thefood availability and off�ersin real time and make payments online. Post whichthey can go to the kiosk inthe next 25 minutes or immediately to pick up their
order,” Prerna Kalra,Founder, Daalchini, toldBusinessLine.
Revenue modelIn Q4 of FY21, Daalchini grewfrom 200 to 310 and hasopened over 600 kiosks byexpanding the scope of itssolution. The company isnow doing over ₹�1.2 crore inmonthly revenue and hopesto reach ₹�18 crore by FY22.
“Today, the food deliveryAOVs (average order values)run from about ₹�200400per order. However, 93 percent of SKUs bought by consumers are sold under ₹�99and 80 per cent of the SKUswhich even the FMCG giantssell are under ₹�30. This iswhere we come in, allowingconsumers to explore and instantly buy food saving delivery expense,” she added.
Zomatoowned Fitso sets upDaalchini’s food kiosks at its centres
OUR BUREAU
Hyderabad, October 18
Cyient, an engineering,manufacturing and digitaltechnology solutions company, has registered a netprofi�t of ₹�121.3 crore in thequarter ended September30 against ₹�83.9 crore in thecomparable quarter lastyear, showing a growth of44.7 per cent.
The company reported arevenue of ₹�1,111 crore in thesecond quarter against₹�1,058 crore in the samequarter last year, showing agrowth of 10.8 per cent.
The board of directors ofthe company has declaredan interim dividend of ₹�10 ashare (with a face value of ₹�5each) for FY22.
Technologyfi�rm Cyient’s Q2profi�t after taxup at ₹�121 crore
YATTI SONI
Bengaluru, October 18
Digital payments companyPhonePe has reported a revenue of ₹�690 crore in FY 21,which is about an 85.5 percent jump from ₹�372 crorerevenue reported in FY20, according to the company's recent regulatory fi�lings.
Majority of the company’srevenue has come from payments and allied services.PhonePe claims to have a 45per cent market share in digital payments, and a 300 million user base.
Further, the company’s netloss during the period stoodat ₹�1,727 crore as compared to₹�1,771 crore in FY20. A majorpart of the company’s costthis year was on employee benefi�ts.
Excluding the ESOPs allocated by the company in FY21,PhonePe’s costs during thisperiod stood at ₹�884.4 crore,which is about 44 per cent
less than costs incurred lastyear.
Reduced expensesThe company reduced various costs during this period,including the marketing andpromotional expenses whichstood at ₹�535 crore in FY 21, ascompared to ₹�1,016 crore inFY 20, about 47 per cent dropin these costs. Further, costslike payment processing feeand customer support alsowere brought down by 28 percent and about 34 percent respectively.
The most frequent usecases on the PhonePe app aresaid to be digital moneytransfers, bill payments or recharge, and offl�ine transactions at stores throughPhonePe. In an earlier conversation with BusinessLine,PhonePe cofounder and CTORahul Chari said going forward, PhonePe will be focusing more on the fi�nancial services space and collaboratingmore with the BFSI sectoracross insurance, investments, and lending. In thepast few months, PhonePehas got its insurance brokinglicense and an inprinciple approval to operate as an account aggregator.
It had also launched ClickPay for its customers in association with NPCI Bharat BillPay Ltd.(NBBL), which is apayment link that enablescustomers to make recurringonline bill payments(electricity, water, gas, loan, etc) .
PhonePe reports 85% jump inrevenue at ₹�690 cr in FY21
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, October 18
Edelweiss Group on Mondayannounced the divestmentof its majority stake in Edelweiss Gallagher InsuranceBrokers Ltd (EGIBL) after approval from the InsuranceRegulatory and Development Authority of India(IRDAI).
On receipt of the necessary approvals, the company, has in the fi�rst tranche,transferred 61 per cent of thestake held by the companyin EGIBL to Arthur J Gallagher and Company (AJG) onOctober 18, 2021, EdelweissGroup said in a stock exchange fi�ling.
“Consequently, AJG nowowns 91 per cent of EGIBL, asa result of which EGIBL hasceased to be the subsidiaryof the company,” it furthersaid.
Gallagher and Edelweisshad announced the transaction in July 2021 underwhich Gallagher, which previously held 30 per centstake in the business,bought out the 70 per centstake of Edelweiss Group inthe company.
“The business will transition to the Gallagher brandin the coming months,”Edelweiss Group said in astatement, adding that itwill will focus on growing itslife and nonlife insurancebusinesses, which have beenamong the fastestgrowingin the industry.
Rashesh Shah, Chairman,Edelweiss Group said, “Thismove brings to us the fl�exibility to reallocate capital,which post this transactionand the strategic partnership in our Wealth Business,is ample. We now have adequate capital and astronger balance sheet andlook forward to scaling upour fastgrowing life andnonlife insurance businesses, as India turns acorner post the Covidpandemic.”
Edelweiss getsnod, divests stakein insurancebroking business
KR SRIVATS
New Delhi, October 18
IPObound One MobiKwik Systems (MobiKwik) sees its ‘BuyNow Pay Later’ product, which enjoys higher margins, as a majorgrowth driver and its fastestgrowing business segment in thedays to come, said cofounderUpasana Taku.
This digital fi�nancial servicesfi�rm also aims to launch a ₹�1,900crore initial public off�ering (IPO)by this monthend, Taku toldBusinessLine.
Growing marketThe ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ (BNPL)product allows consumers to pay
later in instalments with no additional costs for their purchases.
“We see BNPL as a major growthdriver in the days to come. Allmetrics associated with BNPL aregrowing rapidly. In fact, in Q1 ofthis fi�scal, the gross merchandisevalue (GMV) was much more thanwhat we clocked as GMV for BNPLin all of last year. Whether it be thenumber of transactions, averageticket size (grown to ₹�3,200) or
the number of repeat users – all ofthem are growing,” she added.
IPO marketMeanwhile, MobiKwik is lookingto tap the IPO market at a timewhen several other digital businesses, including its competitorPaytm, are looking to come outwith their own public off�eringsthis quarter (OctDec). Asked ifshe felt crowding of internet businesses at IPO market could aff�ectMobiKwik’s prospects, shereplied in the negative.“We, atMobiKwik, are well positioned toride on trend. Our businessmodel is welldiff�erentiatedwhen compared to others. Hopefully, investors will understandthis. Two pillars of our growth areconsumer payments and BNPL.This is a unique and diff�erentiated value proposition that weare going out with,” said Taku.
Company sees its
‘Buy Now Pay Later’
product as biggest
growth driver
MobiKwik’s IPO to hit themarket this monthend
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Mobikwik
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Driven by improving sales outlook, Surya Roshni – thesecond largest LED maker inthe country – is eyeing a highdouble digit growth in toplineacross these businesses. Import substitution and improving distribution network areexpected to work in favour ofthe company, even though input cost pressures and chip
shortages continueto remain the dominant issues acrossthese two verticals.Surya Roshni, whoseshares are tradedpublicly, is also thesecond largest manufacturer of steel pipesin India. The segment accountsfor nearly 67 per cent of itsEBITDA on ₹�4,400 croreturnover in FY21. The con
sumer durables andlighting businesses reported sales of ₹�1,240crore last fi�scal.
According toNirupam Sahay, Executive Director andCEO of Lighting &Consumer Durables,
Surya Roshni, LED is expectedto drive demand and there hasbeen a lot of cost optimizationin recent times. Off�erings have
become more acceptable andaff�ordable. From ₹�310 in 2014,LED bulb prices are now pricedat ₹�70.
Moreover, Chinese imports— which at one point accounted for nearly 30 per cent salesin India — have reduced signifi�cantly. The company will invest ₹�25 crore over a 5yearperiod towards scaling up itscomponent manufacturing facilities in Uttarakhand and
Madhya Pradesh. Post arebranding exercise, SuryaRoshni is now “actively introducing” off�erings in categoriescovering LED battens, downlighters and also smart lighting options.
“We will be doubling our advertising spends in FY22 whilethe price of LED has bottomedout and is steadily rising overthe last fi�ve to six monthsnow,” he told BusinessLine.
Surya Roshni eyes doubledigit topline growth
Nirupam Sahay
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, October 18
The Reserve Bank of India(RBI) has imposed a monetarypenalty of ₹�1.95 crore onStandard Chartered Bank(StanChart)India and ₹�1 croreon State Bank of India (SBI).
In the case of StanChart, RBIhas imposed the monetarypenalty for noncompliancewith its directions on ‘Customer Protection – Limiting Liability of Customers in Unauthorised Electronic BankingTransactions’, ‘Cyber SecurityFramework in Banks’, ‘CreditCard Operations of banks’ and‘Creation of a Central Repository of Large Common Exposures Across Banks’ .
Non-complianceIn the case of SBI, the centralbank has imposed the monetary penalty for noncompliance with its directions contained in ‘Reserve Bank ofIndia (Frauds classifi�cationand reporting by commercialbanks and select FIs) directions 2016’.
RBI had conducted a Statutory Inspection for Supervisory Evaluation (ISE) of StanChart with reference to itsfi�nancial position as on March31, 2020.
In the case of both thebanks, RBI said its action isbased on the defi�ciencies inregulatory compliance and isnot intended to pronounceupon the validity of any transaction or agreement enteredinto by them with theircustomers.
RBI slapspenalty on SBI,StanChart
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8 BusinessLine TUESDAY • OCTOBER 19 • 2021COMMODITIES/AGRI-BUSINESS
KV KURMANATH
Hyderabad, October 18
Even as prices of raw cotton(kapas) are ruling far higherthan the minimum supportprice (MSP) fi�xed by the Centrefor this year, rates in diff�erentagricultural markets acrossthe country are hovering over₹�7,500 a quintal.
The rates are ruling high ondemand for the natural fi�breincreasing in the global market.
Low output, supplyAgainst the MSP of ₹�6,025(long staple) and ₹�5,726 (medium staple) a quintal, themodal price (rate at whichmost trades took place) of rawcotton was quoted at ₹�7,400at the Khammam (Telangana)marketyard on Monday with
quality off�erings fetching ashigh as ₹�7,711. Fully pressedbales of quality cotton weretraded at ₹�63,600 a candy (356kg) in Raichur, Karnataka, onMonday. Kapas traded at₹�8,300 per quintal in theRaichur region, where there’sgood quality arrivals.
In Gujarat, the Shankar6variety, a benchmark for exports, ruled at ₹�60,50061,000 per candy.
Despite these developments, farmers in Telanganaand Gujarat are demanding50 per cent more than MSP.
“We demand ₹�9,000 as perthe recommendations of MSSwaminathan panel’s recommendation. We have submitted a memorandum to theCotton Corporation of India,demanding a higher price,”
Shobhan Mood, Joint Secretary, Telangana RythuSangham, told BusinessLine.
S Malla Reddy, a leader ofAllIndia Kisan Sabha (AIKS),said high prices will not sustain after Diwali. “Currently,arrivals are very low at about5,000 bags a day. When arrivals surpass 2025,000 bagsa day after two weeks, priceswill drop,” he said.
The area under cotton hasdropped sharply in Telanganathis year. From about 24.30lakh hectares (lh) last year, thearea has dipped to 18.60 lh, far
lower than the State Government’s target of 28.30 lh.
Gujarat situationFarmers in Gujarat are moreconcerned about the cropcondition following the recent monsoonrelated fl�oodsand waterlogging. The cropcondition in keygrowing regions of Saurashtra and NorthGujarat remains a cause ofconcern.
“The yield has slipped froman average 100120 kg per acreby more than half to around4050 kg. With such a reduced
yield, we don’t fi�nd even thecurrent rates of around₹�7,500 a quintal as remunerative,” said Vitthal Dudhatara,a farmer leader fromSaurashtra.
Though cotton productionwill be hit due to recent rains,the output will increase in thelongterm, trade sources said.
“With recent rains in part ofMaharashtra and Telangana,arrivals of quality kapas orraw cotton are yet to pick upfrom those regions, while thedemand from mills is on therise. As a result, most of themills are buying from regionsaround Raichur,” RamanujDas Boob, a sourcing agent forboth domestic mills and multinationals, said.
(With inputs from Vishwanath
Kulkarni in Bengaluru,
Radheshyam Jadhav in Pune
and Rutam Vora in
Ahmedabad)
Farmers fear prices may drop
post-Diwali, want cover for low yield
Cotton growers seek 50% more than MSP
Prices are on the rise now due to higher global demand
GURUMURTHY K
BL Research Bureau
The uptrend in the nickel futures contract traded on theMulti Commodity Exchange(MCX) is gaining momentum.The contract surged 3.3 per centlast week and has closed on astrong footing. It has also begun this week on a positive noteand traded at ₹�1,564.10 per kgon Monday evening.
Immediate resistance is at₹�1,585, which can hold on to itsfi�rst test. A shortlived pullbackmove to ₹�1,550₹�1,540 or ₹�1,520cannot be ruled out. However,the broader view continues toremain bullish. There is an inverted head and shoulderbullish pattern visible on thechart. The neckline support ofthis pattern is at ₹�1,545. Anotherstrong support is at ₹�1,520. Assuch, the expected pullbackfrom ₹�1,585 could be limited to₹�1,545₹�1,540 or ₹�1,520.
The outlook will remainbullish as long as the contractstays above the ₹�1,540₹�1,520support zone. It also keepschances of the contract breaking above ₹�1,585 high eventually in the coming days. Such abreak will lead to a fresh rise to₹�1,750₹�1,800.
Traders with a shorttermperspective can go long at current levels. Accumulate longson dips at ₹�1,555 and ₹�1,530.Keep the stoploss at ₹�1,480.Book profi�ts at ₹�1,730.
COMMODITY CALL
Bet long onMCX nickel
OUR BUREAU
Mangaluru, October 18
Export of soyabean meal andrapeseed meal declined inSeptember, while shipmetsof ricebran extraction andcastorseed meal increased.
Data available with SolventExtractors’ Association of India (SEA) show that India exported 1.83 lakh tonnes (lt) ofoilmeals during Septemberagainst 1.64 lt in August and2.87 lt in September 2020.
Export of soyamealdropped to 5,831 tonnes inSeptember from 10,975tonnes in August, recording a
tonnes of soyabean meal. Vietnam imported 2.93 lt
of oilmeals (1.92 lt) duringAprilSeptember 2021. This included 2.33 lt of ricebran extraction, 58,307 tonnes ofrapeseed meal, 1,448 tonnesof soyabean meal and 166tonnes of groundnut meal.
Thailand imported 1.29 ltof (1.17 lt) oilmeals.
He said Bangladesh issourcing rapeseed meal andricebran extraction fromhere and the shipmentsstood at 2.11 lt of oilmeals (1.5lt).
While Taiwan imported48,073 tonnes of oilmeals(75,688 tonnes),
the US imported 48,563tonnes of oilmeals (1.15 lt)during AprilSeptember 2021.
seed meal is more or less thesame as that of August due tohigher shipment to SouthKorea, Thailand andBangladesh. The export ofrapeseed meal stood at 62,725tonnes in September asagainst 63058 tonnes in August and 1.40 lt in September2020.
Export of castorseed mealwent up to 34,881 tonnes inSeptember as against 18,160tonnes in August and 45,483tonnes in September 2020.
Top importersDuring the period under review, South Korea imported3.37 lt of oilmeals (against4.03 lt). This included 2.20 ltof rapeseed meal, 1.02 lt ofcastorseed meal and 15,381
meals during the fi�rst sixmonths of this fi�scal is marginally down due to lower export of soyabean meal.
He said ricebran extractionis performing better due toincreased demand from Vietnam and Bangladesh. India iscurrently outpriced for export of soyabean meal andunlikely to revive till thecountry gets the new crop inOctoberNovember.
He said the export of rape
decline of 46.87 per cent. India had exported 68,576tonnes of soyabean meal inSeptember 2020, whichmeans 91 per cent slippage inshipments.
Export of ricebran extraction went up to 80,188 tonnesin September from 72,638tonnes in August — up by10.39 per cent. The countryhad exported 32,068 tonnesof ricebran extraction inSeptember 2020.
Overall exports of oilmealsduring April–September 2021(Q3FY22) stood at 12.75 ltagainst 13 lt in the sameperiod a year ago.
Soyameal exports downBV Mehta, SEA Executive Director, said the export of oil
Overall H1
oilmeals shipment
down this fiscal
Soyameal exports dip over 90% y-o-y in Sept
FUTURES TRACKERSymbol Delivery Centre
PriceUnit
PreviousClose (₹�)
Close (₹�)%
ChangeOI
MCX
ALUMINIUM Thane 1 Kg 254.25 257.1 1.1 10600
COPPER Thane 1 Kg 795.35 803.4 1.0 11315000
COTTON Rajkot 1 Bale 30530 30920 1.3 48850
CPO* Cash Settled 10 Kgs 1099.8 1103.5 0.3 34720
CRUDEOIL Cash Settled 1 BBL 6169 6296 2.1 253200
GOLD Ahmedabad 10 grms 47213 47257 0.1 12119
GOLDGUINEA Ahmedabad 8 grms 37986 38003 0.0 33.424
GOLDM Ahmedabad 10 grms 47106 47152 0.1 1394.2
GOLDPETAL Ahmedabad 1 grm 4702 4707 0.1 45.325
KAPAS* Cash Settled 20 Kgs 1722.5 1726.5 0.2 140
LEAD Thane / Chennai 1 Kg 190.85 193.75 1.5 4570
MENTHAOIL Chandausi 1 Kg 923.4 931.6 0.9 379.44
NATURALGAS Cash Settled 1 mmBtu 410.6 401.4 -2.2 5721250
NICKEL Thane 1 Kg 1550.9 1572.9 1.4 2689500
RUBBER Palakkad 100 Kgs 16955 17051 0.6 51
SILVER Ahmedabad 1 Kg 63271 63328 0.1 301860
SILVERM Ahmedabad 1 Kg 63443 63541 0.2 129690
SILVERMIC Ahmedabad 1 Kg 63460 63562 0.2 87944
ZINC Thane 1 Kg 322.5 315.1 -2.3 7705
NCDEX
CASTOR DEESA Quintal 6084.0 6270.0 3.1 235
CHANA BIKANER Quintal 4963.0 4983.0 0.4 1850
COCUDAKL AKOLA Quintal 2506.0 2516.0 0.4 33480
COTTON RAJKOT Bales 28350.0 28350.0 0.0 0
DHANIYA KOTA Quintal 7882.0 7990.0 1.4 495
GUARGUM5 JODHPUR Quintal 10781.0 11204.0 3.9 460
GUARSEED10 JODHPUR Quintal 6096.0 6416.0 5.2 1895
JEERAUNJHA UNJHA Quintal 14600.0 14640.0 0.3 1332
KAPAS RAJKOT 20 kgs 1704.0 1728.0 1.4 3360
RMSEED JAIPUR Quintal 8300.0 8485.0 2.2 6440
STEEL GOBINDGARH Quintal 49350.0 48920.0 -0.9 230
SYBEANIDR INDORE Quintal 5329.0 5514.0 3.5 1930
SYOREF INDORE 10 kgs 1282.0 1296.0 1.1 8585
TMCFGRNZM NIZAMABAD Quintal 7400.0 7454.0 0.7 1035
Source: MCX and NCDEX; all contracts are current month/near month; closing prices are taken fromprovisional bhav copy (as of 17.00 hours); *delivery option available
■ China's aluminium output in September declined for a fifth
consecutive month. The world's top producer of the metal
churned out 3.08 million tonnes of primary aluminium last
month, the National Bureau of Statistics said.
■ China's pork output jumped 38% in the first three quarters of
2021 versus a year earlier to 39.17 million tonnes, the statistics
bureau said.
MCX COMPDEX C 62 pts (0.51%) MCX BULLDEX C 12 pts (0.08%) MCX METLDEX C 38 pts (0.21%) NCDEX AGRIDEX C 40 pts (2.52%)
PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE
12245.91 12328.04 12239.53 12308.23 14123.90 14168.37 14117.72 14135.61 18240.82 18508.26 18201.93 18278.69 1592.40 1633.55 1594.40 1632.55
cline. On the London Metal Exchange, copper for cash wasquoted at $10,550 a tonne during the weekend, while thethreemonth contract openedat $10,213 on Monday morning.
Other contracts 1 month tosix months also ruled at over$10,000 a tonne, giving rise tofears that the metal will stayfi�rm around these levels overthe next couple of months.
LME stocks were at 1,81,400tonnes with cancelled warrants, which means they havebeen earmarked for delivery,at 1,67,250 tonnes leaving livewarrants at 14,150 tonnes.
Price outlook raisedAccording to ING Think, theeconomic and fi�nancial analysis arm of Dutch multinational fi�nancial and Banking
SUBRAMANI RA MANCOMBU
Chennai, October 18
Copper prices are set to rulefi�rm around $10,000 a tonnein the shortterm as inventories have hit a record low following production cuts in thewake of power crunch inEurope and China despite adrop in manufacturingactivities.
LME stocksIn addition, China imported arecord 4.06 lakh tonnes (lt) ofunwrought copper and copper products last month afterfi�ve months of continuous de
Services fi�rm ING, inventoriesare continuing to drop on fearthat rising prices might leadto buyers pulling out thestocks. Copper’s surge has resulted in its price outlook being raised. Last month, FitchSolutions Country Risk and Industry Research, a FitchGroup unit, increased its copper price forecast for this yearto $9,200 from its earlier projection of $8,700. The increasehas been made as copperprices “remain elevated overtight inventories despite hav
ing stabilised since reachinghistorical highs in May”, itsaid.
Fitch Solutions said globalcopper inventories are tightand the situation could easeonly a tad in the currentquarter, if at all. “This is due tolower Chinese refi�ned supply,with smelters halting production on the back of theChinese government's powercrackdown in order to cutemissions and ration poweramid high coal prices ahead ofwinter,” it said.
According to the International Copper Study Group(ICSG), preliminary data indicate that world copper mineproduction increased by 4.9per cent in the fi�rst half of thisyear and since June, outputwas up following the easing ofCovid pandemic lockdowns.
The study group said thecopper market was “essentially balanced”, thoughbased on “apparent” China usage there was a 2,000 tonnesdefi�cit. The Chinese bondedhouse stocks indicated a surplus of 58,000 tonnes in thefi�rst half, ICSG said.
Supply woesFitch Solutions said “idiosyncratic” supply issues in LatinAmerica continued to persist,keeping seaborne concentrate supply tight and preventing global copper mineoutput from reaching preCovid levels.
Fitch Solutions said curbson power consumption inChina will likely be eased oncewinter gets over. It will alsoresult in smelters increasingproduction.
Copper set to rule around $10,000/t in the short-termInventories drop to
47-year low; record
imports by China in September
V SAJEEV KUMAR
Kochi, October 18
The extended SouthWestmonsoon that has broughttorrential rains, especially inthe central Travancore belt,has dampened the prospectsof many plantation crops suchas tea, cardamom, rubber,pineapple at a time when thesector was recouping gradually from the Covid impact.
Tea production in Munnar,Vandiperiyar and Valparai regions has been severely impacted by the unusual weatherpattern. A senior offi�cial in aleading tea manufacturingcompany attributed this to climate change. “The number ofwet days has gone up after theinitial drought in the fi�rst twomonths of the current fi�scal”,he told BusinessLine.
YC Stephen, president ofSmall Tea Growers Federation,in Kattapana, said the incessant rains since March have affected plucking of green leaves
and buds, leading to decayingof plants and its growth. Thishas reduced the availability ofgreen leaves to around 30 kgper acre from the earlier levelof 300 kg.
Rubber supply woes “The natural rubber marketwas slowly returning to normalcy post lockdown but theunprecedented rains in October have infl�icted a mentaltrauma on farmers whenprices started moving north,”George Valy, president of Indian Rubber DealersFederation.
Production was disrupteddue to continuous morningrains, making it diffi�cult to tapeven rainguarded trees. Flashfl�oods and landslides inMundakkayam, Mallappilli,Manimala in Kottayam district, all main rubber producing centres, have caused irreparable damage toplantations.
A reasonable level of production can be expected if onlycontinuous 1015 day tappingin bright sunny days can be assured, and these conditionscan develop by December, he
said. The supply situation ofNR is tight due to productionloss in the fi�rst 15 days of October visavis September. In theabsence of suffi�cient arrivals,tyre companies are not activein the market and their entrywill add further pressure togrowers, Valy said.
Cardamom & pineapple PC Punnoose, CEO, CPMCS Ltd,Thekkady, highlighted thehavoc of rains from July, leading to an erratic cardamomproduction in the traditionalbelts of Kumili, Vandanmedu,Kattappana in Idukki district.Heavy downpours have affected production and vegetat
ive growth, impacting soil fertility in sloping terrains,leading to slow fl�owering andsettings. Fungal issues are alsorampant in cardamom plantsforcing farmers to spend moreto control diseases to improveproductivity.
According to Baby John,president of Pineapple Growers’ Association Keralam, thecontinuous rains in the lastfortnight have hit production,bringing down the prices to₹�20 a kg from ₹�35. Drop inprice came at a time when demand was at its peak, thanks tofestival and marriage season inNorth India. Rains have affected planting of new crops.
Biz prospects of Kerala’s plantation crops hitSupply disruptionmay have animpact on prices
Rubber plantations are inundated with flood waters as heavy
rains continued to lash Kerala (file pic)
VISHWANATH KULKARNI
Bengaluru, October 18
The extended monsoon rainfall will likely hurt coff�eegrowers, mainly those inwhose estates the Arabicavariety has ripened early.
Growers, who had received early blossomshowers in JanuaryFebruarythis year, have seen their coffee ripen early and are forcedto harvest. However, continuous rains in the recentdays is seen aff�ecting theplucking, resulting in aberry split and drop or wilting of the fruit on thebranches.
Arabica harvest normallystarts around December, butthis year, farmers have beenpicking the ripened beansfor close to a month now.
Drying impacted“We have been harvesting Arabica for about a month now.The extended monsoon hasimpacted the harvest, not
only plucking but also thedrying of beans,” said BS Jayaram, a grower nearMudigere and former president of the Karnataka Growers’ Federation.
Jayaram suggested thatthe government extend thesubsidy provided for settingup polyhouses to coff�eegrowers also, who can utilisethe infrastructure for dryingthe beans.
According to growers,roughly about 20 per cent ofthe Arabica crop had ripenedearly this year.
Coff�eegrowing regions inKarnataka and Kerala arestill receiving rains. “Defi�nitely, there will be damage tothe crop. We will have to assess the impact after therains,” said Jeff�ry Rebello,ViceChairman, United Planters’ Association of South India (UPASI).
Besides, rains are provingto be a dampener for othercultural operations such asmanuring and weedingamong others.
Planters depend on migrant labourers for coff�eepicking. “As picking workers
come only after Diwali, available workers need to be diverted,” Rebello said.
Fungal disease“Due to the rains, all theripened fruits are falling. Ifthere are labourers available, planters are able to pickthem otherwise it is dropping,” said S Appadurai,Chairman, Karnataka Planters Association (KPA). Appadurai said about 1520 percent of the Arabica crop hasripened early this year due torains in early part of the year.
Bose Mandanna, a large
Arabica grower inSuntikoppa, near Madikerisaid the crop could suff�ermajor damage due to thecontinuous rains and alsodue to the outbreak offungal disease wherein theripened beans rot on thebranches.
“Ripened coff�ee couldsplit and drop to the ground.Even if we pick it, we cannotdry it. The SLN 9 variety of arabica, which ripens fast, isbeing picked, but drying isan issue due to rains andcloudy weather. Qualitycould suff�er as drying needsgood sunshine,” Mandannasaid..
Arabica prices are good,tracking an uptrend inglobal prices on concerns ofcrop loss in Brazil. Prices ofArabica parchment are ruling at ₹�13,500 per 50kg bag.
“We saw a fairly good cropat one point of time, but nowthe damage could be signifi�cant due to the rains. Thenumber of rain days are extraordinary this year. Froman average of 9095 days therainy days are more than 120days this year,” he said.
Rains brew trouble for Arabica coffee harvestGrowers demandpolyhouse subsidy
for coffee drying
Heavy rains in Kodagu,
Karnataka, have resulted in
algae growing on coffee
plants. (file pic)
WEATHER VAGARIES
VINSON KURIAN
Thiruvananthapuram, October 18
An easterly wave will startaff�ecting the South Peninsula from Wednesday andcause fairly widespread towidespread rainfall withisolated heavy falls over Kerala, Mahe, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal forthree subsequent days, anIndia Meteorological Department (IMD) update saidon Monday evening.
Similar climes have beenforecast over Rayalaseemaand coastal and south interior Karnataka on
Thursday and Friday inwhat is potentially a buildup to the NorthEast monsoon.
Build-up to N-E monsoonIsolated very heavy falls arepredicted for a fl�ood andlandslidewary Kerala andMahe as well as over neighbouring Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal onThursday and Friday.
Kerala has already received 84 per cent of its normal quota of NorthEastmonsoon rainfall duringthe fi�rst 17 days of an eventful October.
Easterly waves are a frequent occurrence duringthe NorthEast monsoon asthey travel in from the WestPacifi�c/South China Sea andhave been known to set up
lowpressure areas, depressions or even cyclones inthe past and merit closewatch.
Rains forecast elsewhere Meanwhile, the IMD hasalso pointed to landbasedlowpressure area elsewhereover the country which arecapable of driving and sustaining heavy to very heavyrainfall over NorthWest India, parts of Central andEast India during this week.
These ‘low’s are situatedover southwest MadhyaPradesh (already interactingwith an incoming westerndisturbance) and over theplains of West Bengal andadjoining north Odisha,kicking up unseasonal rainunder their respective command areas.
Easterly wave to bring rain for South Will need to be
watched, given its
potential for kicking
up heavy rain
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New Delhi, October 18
The global solar sector, including the Indian market, has witnessed total corporate fundingof $22.8 billion in the JanuarySeptember 2021 period, registering a nearly threefold jumpover the previous year, according to a report.
Corporate funding includesventure capital, public marketand debt fi�nancing, MercomCapital Group said in the reporton Monday.
The totalcorporatefunding increased 190per cent in thefi�rst ninemonths of2021, with $22.8 billion in112 deals as compared with $ 7.9billion in 72 deals in the sameperiod of 2020, the global cleanenergy communications andconsulting fi�rm said.
Mercom Capital Group CEORaj Prabhu said, “This will end
up as one of the best years forsolar fi�nancing since 2010. Asthe push toward the energytransition picks up speedworldwide, solar is benefi�ting.”Prabhu added that solar projectacquisitions in the fi�rst ninemonths of 2021 have alreadysurpassed all of 2020.
Deals and fundingThe global solar sector broughtin $ 2.2 billion in VC funding in39 deals, registering a rise of
466 per cent($394 million in29 deals).
In India,Premier Energies, a solarphotovoltaic celland modulemanufacturer,raised $27.11 mil
lion from GEF Capital Partners.Public market fi�nancing into
the solar sector came to $6.3 billion raised in 23 deals, up 209per cent ($2 billion in 10 deals).
In the public market fi�nancing space, ReNew Power from
India was listed on the Nasdaqafter completing a businesscombination with RMG Acquisition Corporation II. With thisdeal, RMG II became a whollyowned subsidiary of ReNew Energy Global.
Mergers and acquisitionsDuring the period under review,there were a total of 83 mergerand acquisitions (42 deals).
The largest M&A transactionwas by Adani Green Energy Ltd(AGEL), which agreed to acquirea 100 per cent stake in SB EnergyIndia from Soft Bank Group (80per cent) and Bharti Group (20per cent). The transaction values SB Energy India at an enterprise valuation of about $3.5billion.
The M&A deals in India camefrom ReNew Power which hassigned a defi�nitive agreementto acquire 260 MW of operational solar projects in Telangana. Adani Renewable Energyacquired 40 MW of operatingsolar project in Odisha from Essel Green Energy for $ 30 mil
lion. Torrent Power signed anagreement with Lightsource India and Lightsource RenewableEnergy to acquire 100 per centof the share capital and all securities of the special purposevehicle Lightsource RenewableEnergy Holdings Ltd Renew
ables India SPV1, which operatesa 50megawatt (MW) solar project in Maharashtra.
Distributed solar companyFourth Partner Energy also distributed a solar portfolio withan 8.9 MW capacity fromStatkraft India.
Solar sector sees 190% jump in corporate funding globallyFarmers’ protest on track
Farmers block railway tracks as part of the Samyukt Kisan Morcha’s ‘rail roko’ protest
demanding the dismissal and arrest of Union Minister Ajay Mishra in connection with the
violence in Lakhimpur Kheri, in Bahadurgarh on Monday PTI
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Chennai, October 18
Ahighlevel CII delegation led byCK Ranganathan, Chairman, CIISouthern Region, met TamilNadu Chief Minister MK Stalinon Monday and discussed various opportunities where CII cancollaborate with the State government on achieving theState’s vision becoming a $1 trillion economy by 2030, says a CIIrelease.
Ranganathan mentionedthat the government should focus specifi�cally on sectors suchas defence and aerospace, future technology companies,startups and fi�ntech that woulddrive future investment and create employment opportunities.
He also mentioned the needto promote the defence industrial corridor whcih would helpMSMEs in Tamil Nadu. More investments in defence manufacturing will help in developingthe competitiveness of MSMEs.CII is currently working on coming out with a feasibility report
on the opportunities availablefor defence industries includingMSMEs in the State.
He also urged the State Government to make use of thelong coastline and promotevarious tourism destination.Tourism sector could be a catalyst for reviving the domesticeconomy and create more jobsand rekindle the rural economyas well.
S Chandrakumar, Chairman,CII Tamil Nadu highlighted various initiatives taken by CII inTamil Nadu and appreciated theChief Minister for taking proactive steps towards industrialgrowth like creating industrialparks in TierII and III cities, development of IT parks, infrastructure development focusing on roads and highwayssectors.
He also mentioned that CIIwould focus more on the Industry 4.0 technologies as it isgoing to be the next big thingfor the industries, the releasesaid.
CII to work with govt to makeTN $1-t economy by 2030
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Chennai, October 18
IIT Madras Researchers havedesigned white light emitters for LED (Light EmittingDiodes) Applications. As conventional LED materials cannot emit white light, therehas been a worldwide searchfor materials that can directly emit white light ratherthan through these indirecttechniques that can causeloss of effi�ciency.
The innovation has beenpatented by the researchersand was recently granted theGovernment of India’s ‘SERBTechnology TranslationAward,’ says a release fromIIT Madras.
Results publishedThe results of this researchwork have been published inthe prestigious peerreviewed Internationaljournal belonging to the
Nature group – Communications Materials.
The development of energyeffi�cient LEDs replacedthe energyineffi�cient incandescent lamps in lightingand display applications.While LEDs have been available in almost all colours,white LEDs are a more recentdevelopment.
Conventional LED materials cannot emit white lightand specialised techniquessuch as coating blue LEDwith yellow phosphor andcombining blue, green, and
red LEDs, have been used toproduce white light.
Research teamThe research was led by Aravind Kumar Chandiran, Assistant Professor, Department of ChemicalEngineering, IIT Madras, andRanjit Kumar Nanda B, Professor, Department of Physics, IIT Madras.
IIT Madras team develops white light emitters for LED
WXThere has been a
worldwide search for
materials that can
directly emit white light
rather than through
these indirect
techniques that can
cause loss of efficiency
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New Delhi, October 18
In Delhi and Tamil Nadu, 17per cent families are usingsome form of electric cooking or eCooking, as per an independent study released bythe Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW).
“States such as Delhi, TamilNadu, Telangana, Assam andKerala have seen a gradualuptick in the adoption ofelectric cooking devices suchas induction cooktops, ricecookers, and microwave
ovens, according to the study.The study found that in Delhiand Tamil Nadu, 17 per cent ofhouseholds have adoptedsome form of electric cooking; while in Telangana, therate of adoption stood at 15per cent. In Kerala and Assam,12 per cent of householdshave partially switched toeCooking, it stated.
The study is based on theIndia Residential Energy Survey 2020, conducted in collaboration with the Initiativefor Sustainable Energy Policy.
Delhi, Tamil Nadu lead India’stransition to electric cooking
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Mumbai, October 18
The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development said it will create a₹�1,000crore Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for FPOs under the trusteeship of NABSanrakshan Trustee Pvt Ltd,a whollyowned subsidiary.
The fund will be forproviding credit guaranteeto over 10,000 farmer producer organisations.
The Trust has been registered at Mumbai andsigned by offi�cials of Ministry of Agriculture andFarmers Welfare, Government of India and NABSan
rakshan, Nabard said in astatement. .
Central schemeThe Government had, inFebruary 2021, launched aCentral sector scheme titled‘Formation and promotionof 10,000 FPOs’ with abudgetary provision of₹�6,865 crore.
The credit guaranteefund trust is only the
second such Trust formedin the agriculture and alliedsector for providing creditguarantee, per thestatement.
“It is expected that thecredit guarantee off�eredthrough the Trust will enhance the credit worthinessof FPOs besides facilitatingcosteff�ective productionand productivity leading tohigher net income to farmers who are members ofFPOs,” Nabard said.
According to the Ministryof Agriculture & FarmersWelfare, FPOs are to be developed in produceclusters, wherein agricultural and horticultural produce are grown / cultivatedfor leveraging economies ofscale and improving market access for members.
Trust will house a
₹�1,000cr credit
guarantee fund
Nabard, Agri Ministry set up creditguarantee fund trust to support FPOs
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Pathanamthitta, October 18
With water levels rising due toheavy rains in the catchmentareas, a red alert was issued inrespect of 10 dams in Kerala,two shutters of Kakki damhere were opened and pilgrimage to Lord Ayyappatemple in Sabarimala hasbeen put on hold for now,state Revenue Minister K Rajan said on Monday.
Also, orange alert has beensounded regarding eightdams.
After a review meeting atthe Pathanamthitta districtcollectorate, Rajan and stateHealth Minister Veena Georgesaid at a press conference thatit has been decided to openthe Kakki dam to releasearound 100200 cumex water
which would increase the water level of Pampa river byaround 15 centimetres.
Pilgrimage on holdThey said the decision was
taken in view of the waterlevel in the dam increasingbeyond the danger levels andalso taking into considerationthe heavy rainfall expectedfrom October 20 which mightworsen the situation if somewater is not released now.
In view of the expected
worsening of the weatherfrom October 20 till October24, according to IMD information, they said it would not bepossible to permit pilgrimageto the Lord Ayyappa temple atSabarimala for the ThulaMasam poojas for which theshrine had been opened fromOctober 16.
The ministers said there is“no other option” but to stopthe pilgrimage for now.
Presently, there are 83camps in the district where
over 2,000 people are housed,Rajan said and added that oneNDRF team has been deployed here and an airliftteam is standing by to assistin relief operations if theneed arises.
Rajan said red alert hasbeen declared for 10 dams,
which include, Kakki, Sholayar, Matupatti, Moozhiyar,Kundala and Peechi, most ofwhich are located in Pathanamthitta, Idukki and Thrissur districts of the state.
Besides that an orange alerthas been declared in respectof eight other dams, he said.
Halts pilgrimage to
Sabarimala Ayyappa
shrine due to fl�ood
risk in Pampa
The water level in Idukki dam has been rising rapidly and the
district authorities have declared an Orange alert SPL ARRANGEMENT
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Mumbai, October 18
Domestic daily air traffi�c hit apeak on Sunday since the onsetof the Covid19 pandemic. Atotal of 3.27 lakh passengers fl�ewon 2,372 fl�ights within India asthe threat of Covid19 eased.
On Monday, Civil Aviationminister Jyotiraditya Scindiatweeted that the civil aviationsector thrives amidst unprecedented challenges, whilst everyeff�ort is being made to return tonormalcy as early as possible.
Steady recoveryBefore the pandemic struck, India’s daily domestic air traffi�cwas at over 4.25 lakh passengers.This had dropped to near zero atthe peak of the fi�rst wave whentravel was banned. But over thepast few months, air traffi�c hasbeen picking up steadily. The Indian aviation industry is seeinga steady monthonmonth recovery, according to credit rat
ing agency ICRA. The agencysaid there has been a sequentialgrowth of 3031 per cent as theCovid19 infection trajectorydropped. In August, domesticpassenger traffi�c registered improvement at 6566 lakh, compared to 50.1 lakh in July 2021, ayoy growth of around 131 percent.
Recently, the governmenthad announced that domesticairlines will be allowed to operate at full capacity. The government’s capacity caps on theairline sector have been in place
for nearly 17 months now, asthey were fi�rst imposed in May2020, following the outbreak ofCovid19.
Domestic tourism“Owing to the constructivepolicies of the government, domestic air traffi�c has seen thehighest level, post the onset ofthe pandemic!” Scindia said.
Indiver Rastogi, President &Group Head Global BusinessTravel Thomas Cook (India) &SOTC said that the focus on domestic aviation and positive updates, including theGovernment’s recent announcement permitting domestic carriers to operate at 100percent of their preCovid capacity, has certainly put the spotlight on Domestic Tourism. “Wehave seen a surge of over 5x thisfestive season signalling strongpent up demand and with it a return of consumer confi�dence inair travel,” he added.
Highest post-pandemic domesticair traffic seen on Sunday: Scindia
Jyotiraditya Scindia,
Civil Aviation Minister PTI
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New Delhi, October 18
The Central Board of SecondaryEducation on Monday clarifi�edthat it has not yet released anynotifi�cation regarding Class Xand XII term 1 exam dates. Thedate sheet being circulated onsocial media regarding theforthcoming board exam isfake.
“It has come to the notice ofCBSE that a fake date sheet is being circulated on social mediafor the forthcoming Term 1 exams in November 2021, to confuse students of class X and XII.It is clarifi�ed that the board hasnot released any offi�cial notifi�cation in this regard till now,”said the board in a tweet.
Earlier in August, the boardhad said that it will conductclass X and XII board examination in two phases for the academic year 20212022 and eachterm will be conducting 50 percent of the total syllabus. Themarks of both the terms will betaken into consideration in the
fi�nal overall score of thestudents.
Unlike the 3hour long exam,this time the duration of theboard exam has been reducedto 90 minutes.
The board exam will be heldunder the supervision of external central superintendentsand observers appointed by theCBSE. Term 1, with objective typequestions, will be conducted inNovemberDecember and term2, in a diff�erent format, will takeplace in MarchApril.
Class X, XII exam date sheeton social media fake: CBSE
WXThe CBSE board has
clarified that no official
notification has been
released in this regard
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New Delhi, October 18
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has signed aMemorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Dubai for developmentof real estate, industrial parks,IT towers, multipurpose towers,logistics, medical college andsuper specialty hospitals.
This MoU is a milestone following which investment arelikely to pour in from othercountries across the globe, saidCommerce and Industry PiyushGoyal .
Goyal added that the signingof the MoU also gave out a“strong signal” to the worldthat J&K was playing a signifi�cant role in the transformationof India into a global power. Therecent industrial package of₹�28,400 crore announced forJ&K was a testimony towardsensured development, the Minister said.
J&K signs MoUwith Dubai todevelop real estate,industrial parks
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Kolkata, October 18
SBI General Insurance is expecting close to 20 per cent growthin business in FY22 backed by asteady demand for health insurance products and an improvement in motor insurancestarting third quarter of thisfi�scal.
In the fi�rst half (AprilSeptember), the nonlife insurer had witnessed 14 per centgrowth in gross directpremium underwritten to₹�4,129 crore, as compared with₹�3,620 crore in the same periodlast year, as per data availableon the IRDAI website.
According to PrakashChandra Kandpal, MD & CEO,SBI General, the nonlife industry has come back to the
preCovid level and has clockeda growth of around 13 per centin the fi�rst half of this fi�scal.“The industry is estimated togrow by around 15 per cent during the current fi�scal drivenmainly by health and motor.Though there may be somechallenge for motor due tochip issue, Q3 should be goodfor motor insurance. We (at SBIGeneral) expect to grow byaround 20 per cent. The keyareas of focus for us will behealth, motor, SME and rural,”Kandpal told BusinessLine.
The second half of the fi�scalis usually considered to be busyseason and with the economyopening and with vaccinationgaining pace, the insurer ishopeful of clocking a goodgrowth.
Motor insurance accountsfor nearly 25 per cent of SBIGeneral’s total business; croparound 2530 per cent; healthclose to 20 per cent; fi�re 15 percent and others account for remaining 1012 per cent.
Growing demandHealth insurance, which hadbeen witnessing traction onthe back of government initiat
ives such as Ayushman Bharat,came to the fore due to Covidrelated hospitalisation and therise in medical cost. With thekind of eff�ort given by the government in creating medicalinfrastructure in the country,the total health insurance industry is expected to double inthe next threetofour years.
“After the second wave wesaw an increased interest inboth retail as well as grouphealth cover. Companiesdoubled the coverage for theiremployees. We are seeing a 4050 per cent growth in health insurance industry portfolio andthis trend is expected to continue moving forward as theuninsured population in Indiais still high,” he said.
This apart, a majority of thepeople who have health insurance, are not “adequatelycovered”. Most consumers inIndia have an average health
cover of ₹� 35 lakh. However, therecent spike in hospitalisationand the increased medical costis pushing more and morepeople to go in for a highercover.
‘Claims spike’On the claims side, the nonlifeinsurers had witnessed a sudden spike in claims in Q1 of thisfi�scal due to the second wave.However, with the increase invaccination and with peoplebecoming more aware and paying more attention to healthand fi�tness, the claims could bemore manageable for insurers.
“The spike in claims wasmainly because of the nonstandardised protocol beingfollowed by the medical industry. Moving forward wemay see that the number ofclaims may increase but the average claims might be lower,”he said.
‘Health insurance industry is expected
to double in the next threefour years’
Prakash Chandra Kandpal,
MD & CEO, SBI General
SBI General Insurance expects 20% growth in FY22
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Thiruvananthapuram, October 18
A highlevel meeting of damsafety offi�cials has decided toopen two shutters of theIdukki reservoir as heavyrains lashed its vast catchment areas.
Two shutters of the damwill be opened by 50 cm and100 cm respectively at 11 am,Roshy Augustine, IrrigationMinister, said. IMD has forecast more rain unfoldingover the State from Wednes
day. Offi�cials expect that theIdukki reservoir level mightreach the ‘upper rule curve’ahead of it, by 7 am on Tuesday. A heightened state ofalert has been declareddownstream the reservoirwith more than 220 members of at least 60 familiesdirected to shift to saferplaces.
Water level in the reservoirreached 2,397.34 feet. Maximum permissible capacityof the reservoir is 2,403 feet.
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Kolkata, October 18
FMCG majors are expected toreport a set of strong Q2numbers with rural demandremaining resilient, goodkharif crops and progressiveimprovement in moderntrade across urban markets.Outofhome consumptionand sales of discretionaryitems have picked up, but itis yet to reach the preCovidlevels.
Cigarette volumes are expected to improve on asofter base (of Q2 FY21). However, companies could facemargin pressure because ofrising raw material costs, sayanalysts tracking the sector.
“In Q2 FY22, rural demandremained resilient, whileurban demand, includingmodern trade, is starting to
recover. Discretionary andoutofhome segments areshowing good pickup, but itis not yet back to the 2019levels. The health and hygiene segment is likely toslow down,” said analystfi�rm Edelweiss in a report,adding that demand sentiment is likely to improve inQ3 on the back of festivaldemand.
Godrej ConsumerProducts, in a stock marketnotifi�cation, had previouslysaid that it expected “closeto doubledigit salesgrowth”, while broadbasedsales growth was witnessedin the home care and personal care categories.
“Since rural markets haveremained resilient on theback of a strong kharif crop,good rabi sowing, and the
monsoons ahead of theirlongperiod averages,staples’ demand is also likelyto be healthy,” said MotilalOswal in its report, addingthat as vaccination continues and daily case numbersremain subdued, “discretionary companies are set towitness continued demandmomentum”. “Q2 FY22 is
likely to report strong cumulative growth numbers, 15per cent on the topline, 10per cent on EBITDA, and 10per cent on PAT,” it said, referring to the companies ittracks.
According to the fi�rm, “alarge portion of growth islikely to come from pentupdemand for discretionaryitems”.
Out-of-home categoriesWith rising mobility, discretionary categories such asskin care, cosmetics, hair colour and juices are witnessing an uptick, while liquorand cigarettes may showgood yearonyear growth ona soft base.
Analysts claim that cigarette volumes for ITC are expected to witness growth inthe 1012 per cent range overthe same period last fi�scal(Q2 FY21). Profi�tability pressures are likely to ease due to
recovery in the highmargincigarettes business as well asimproved performance inthe hotels business, MotilalOswal added.
Health supplements(honey and Chyawanprash),hygiene products andpremium edible oil couldsee some slow down.
Raw material costsAlthough companies tookprice hikes in raw materialcosts and passed on a portion of it following improvement in demand, analystssay gross margins are likelyto remain under pressure.Signifi�cant improvement islikely only in Q3 FY22.
Edelweiss VP, AbneeshRoy, pointed out that he expects a yearonyear dip ingross margins for mostcompanies.
According to Edelweiss’ report, HUL has taken onemore calibrated hike in Q2
in the skin care and laundrysegments. Most otherstaples companies have alsotaken calibrated price hikes.Paint companies have takenan additional 2 per centprice hike, taking their totalannual price hike to 6 percent.
The prices of raw materials of crude derivatives,which aff�ect packaging / hairoil companies, have alsoseen an increase of 2233 percent yearonyear. Palm oilprices were on the higherside, while that of barley andwheat prices rose sequentially.
“In addition to gross margin pressure, higher adspends yearonyear have resulted in estimated cumulative EBITDA growth of 10 percent. The EBITDA marginsare expected to decline or remain fl�at for almost all companies in our coverage universe,” said Motilal Oswal.
FMCG majors expect to report ‘strong’ Q2Rural demand resilient, improvement seen
in modern trade across urban markets G NAGA SRIDHAR
Hyderabad, October 18
The Technical Advisory Group(TAG) of the World Heath Organization (WHO) will meeton October 26 to considerEmergency Use Listing (EUL)for Covaxin, the Covid vaccineof Bharat Biotech.
“The technical advisorygroup will meet on October 26to consider EUL for Covaxin.WHO has been working closelywith Bharat Biotech to complete the dossier,” said SoumyaSwaminathan, Chief Scientist,WHO, in a socialmedia post.
“Our goal is to have a broadportfolio of vaccines approvedfor emergency use and to expand access to populationseverywhere,” she said.
In response, Suchitra Ella,Joint Managing Director,Bharat Biotech, said: “We believe our eff�orts to make Covaxin achieve EUL will be soon
realised with regulatory compliances, enable further accessof pandemic vaccines to theworld.”
In a briefi�ng last week, WHOrepresentatives said the Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) on Immunisationof the WHO had reviewedBharat Biotech’s Covaxin and apolicy recommendationwould be issued when the vaccine is in Emergency Use listedby the WHO.
Two stages of evaluationThe process of EUL mainly consists of two stages of evaluation by SAGE and TAG. WhileSAGE issues evidencebasedpolicy recommendations forthe best use of vaccinesagainst Covid, TAG will carryout a riskbenefi�t assessmentand come to a fi�nal decisionwhether to grant EUL to thevaccine.
WHO technical advisorygroup to meet on Oct 26
EUL FOR COVAXIN
spending as economiesreopen.
Delays in shippingHowever, delays in shipping,production and staffi�ngshortages are already hurting expectations for the crucial holiday season, leadingsome fi�rms to cut salesforecasts.
drop off� during the start ofthe pandemic, ad agencieshave seen a resurgence in
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October 18
Facebook is expecting a record level of advertising during the upcoming holidayseason despite supplychaindisruptions that have complicated retailers’ plans, according to a seniorexecutive.
“All industries are seeingsupplychain disruptions atthe moment and it’s impacting in diff�erent ways,” saidNicola Mendelsohn, GlobalBusiness Group VicePresident.
“At the moment it’s verymuch square on for thebusiest holiday period of theyear, and also what is likelyto be the biggest online marketing period that we’ve everseen.”
After seeing advertising
Facebook ‘on track’ for surge inadvertising during holiday seasonBut supply-chain
disruptions have
complicated
retailers’ plans
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New Delhi, October 18
Telecom operator VodafoneIdea (VIL) and Larsen and Toubro (L&T) have joined hands fora pilot project to test 5Gbasedsmart city solutions, accordingto a statement.
This is part of the ongoing 5Gtrials on governmentallocatedspectrum. Announcing the collaboration in a joint statement,the companies said the pilotproject would be set up in Puneon governmentallocated 5Gspectrum to visualise and analyse smart city applications.
The companies will collaborate to test and validate 5G usecases built on Internet ofThings, Video AI technologiesleveraging L&T’s Smart Cityplatform.
Vodafone Idea’s Chief Enterprise Business Offi�cer, AbhijitKishore, said: “The advent of 5Gtechnology opens whole newopportunities to address challenges of urban growth andprovide endtoend solutions tosupport sustainable creation ofsmart cities in the future.”
VI teams up withL&T for 5Gsmart city trials
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London, October 18
People who received a fi�rstdose of the OxfordAstraZeneca Covid vaccine followed by an mRNA vaccineshot had a lower risk of infection compared to those immunised with both doses ofthe AstraZeneca preventive, according to a nationwide studyin Sweden.
Safety concernsSince the use of AstraZeneca’svectorbased vaccine againstCovid was halted for peopleyounger than 65 years of agedue to safety concerns, all individuals in Sweden who hadalready received their fi�rstdose of this vaccine were recommended an mRNA vaccineas their second dose.
“Having received any of theapproved vaccines is better
compared to no vaccine, andtwo doses are better than one,”said Peter Nordstrom, a professor at Umea University,Sweden.
“However,our study showsa greater risk reduction forpeople who received an mRNAvaccine afterhaving receiveda fi�rst dose of avectorbased,compared to people having received the vectorbased vaccine for both doses,” saidNordstrom.
The study, published in TheLancet Regional Health, onMonday, is based on nationwide registry data from thePublic Health Agency ofSweden, the National Board ofHealth and Welfare, and Stat
istics Sweden. In the main analysis, about 700,000 individuals were included.
During a 2.5month averagefollowup period after thesecond dose, the study showeda 67 per cent lower risk of infection for the combination of As
traZenecaand Pfi�zervaccine shots.
There was a79 per centlower risk ofinfection forAstraZenecaand Modernavaccine shots,compared to
unvaccinated individuals, saidthe researchers.
For people having receivedtwo doses of the AstraZenecavaccine, known as Covishieldin India, the risk reduction was50, they said.
These risk estimates wereobserved after accounting fordiff�erences regarding date ofvaccination, age of the parti
cipants, socioeconomicstatus, and other risk factorsfor Covid.
Delta variantThe researchers noted that thestudy estimates of eff�ectiveness apply to infection withthe Delta variant, which wasdominating the confi�rmedcases during the followupperiod.
“The results of the study mayhave implications for vaccination strategies in diff�erentcountries,” said Marcel Ballin,doctoral student at Umea University, and coauthor of thestudy.
“The World Health Organization has stated that despite thepromising results from previous studies regarding immuneresponse from mixandmatchvaccination, there is a need forlarger studies to investigatetheir safety and eff�ectivenessagainst clinical outcomes.Here we now have one suchstudy,” said Ballin.
Mixing vaccines highly effective against Covid: Study‘Greater risk reduction for those who got
an mRNA vax after vector-based jab’
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New Delhi, October 18
India’s vaccination campaign has slowed despiteamassing record stockpilesof vaccines, Health Ministrydata showed on Monday, asauthorities maintain awiderthanusual gapbetween doses in a strategythat has boosted coverage.
Domestic production ofthe AstraZeneca vaccine,which accounts for nearly90 per cent of administereddoses, has more than tripledsince May, when a supplyshortage prompted India todouble the period betweendoses to between 12 and 16weeks.
That gap, exceeding the 8to 12 weeks recommendedby the WHO, has allowedthe country to give at leastone vaccine dose to 74 percent of its 944 million
adults, with just 30 per centgetting the full complementof two.
The AstraZeneca vaccine,known as Covishield, accounts for 861 million dosesof the total injected fi�gureof 977.6 million, while itsother main vaccine, Covaxin, has a dose interval offour to six weeks.
Daily vaccinationsOver the last few days, dailystocks of all Covid vaccineshave exceeded 100 milliondoses, the Health Ministryfi�gures show, for States andUnion Territories.
In contrast, daily vaccinations have dropped to an average of 5 million doses thismonth and even less in thepast week, off� a daily peak of25 million last month.
The Ministry said it followed recommendations
from a group of experts inmaking any changes todosage, arrived at by weighing up scientifi�c and empirical evidence.
“The National TechnicalAdvisory Group on Immunisation is actively considering the matter of dose interval between Covishielddoses,” said itsspokesperson.
However, vaccine supplyalone should not determinethe gap, said ChandrakantLahariya, a physician andepidemiologist in New
Delhi. “There is no scientifi�crationale for reducing thegap,” he added.
“In fact, retaining this gaphas the possibility of givingstronger protection andlongerlasting immunity.”
Government offi�cials havesaid they are trying to encourage more of those whoare still unvaccinated to getinoculated.
‘More logical, scientific’ A 12week gap was more logical and scientifi�c for vaccinations drives such asthose in India, where somestudies have shown manypeople already had antibodies against Covid, saidLahariya.
In July, the studies estimated that more than twothirds of Indians alreadyhad antibodies, mainlythrough natural infection.
India has record stockpiles of Covid vaccines
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Maharashtra Chief MinisterUddhav Thackeray, onMonday, announced that theState government would issue Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to extend thetimings of shops and restaurants as the number ofCovid cases are on the decline.
However, Thackeray alsowarned that even as the
second wave has receded, thedanger of the third wave stillprevails. He appealed topeople to follow Covid norms.
“Slowly we are relaxing restrictions as the number ofpatients is on the decline.From October 22 we will openmultiplex and theatres. Thereis a consistent demand to extend timings of shops and restaurants,” said Thackeray at ameeting of the Covid TaskForce members in Mumbai.
Maharashtra to extend timings of shops
The Kings’ obeisance
N Srinivasan, Vice-Chairman and MD, The India Cements Ltd, and Rupa Gurunath, Whole Time Director, with the IPL 2021 cup
which Chennai Super Kings won, at the TTD temple in Chennai BIJOY GHOSH
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California, October 18
Facebook says it plans to hire10,000 workers in theEuropean Union over the nextfi�ve years to work on a newcomputing platform.
The company said in a blogpost that those highskilledworkers will help build themetaverse, a futuristic notionfor connecting people onlinethat encompasses augmentedand virtual reality.
Facebook executives havebeen touting the metaverse as
the next big thing after the mobile internet as they also contend with other matters such asantitrust crackdowns, the testimony of a whistleblowingformer employee, and concernsabout how the companyhandles vaccinerelated andpolitical misinformation.
In a separate blog post, thecompany defended its approachto combating hate speech, in response to a Wall Street Journalarticle that examined the company’s inability to detect and remove violent posts.
Plans to hire 10,000 in the EU
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Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl
JSW Hld 4698.10 4736.50 4778.80 4825.00 4699.50 1.28 6000.05 2181.50 78 4745.90JSWIspatSpe 32.65 34.25 33.20 34.25 33.00 2798.69 67.55 17.20 - - JSWSteelLtd [1] 692.85 715.80 695.50 727.30 695.50 9493.24 776.50 299.75 12 716.00JTEKTIndia [1] 109.20 108.20 109.85 110.55 107.80 190.00 132.75 72.25 56 108.25Jub.Ind 516.60 523.25 524.05 542.20 518.80 45.82 596.75 118.40 - 523.70JubilantPhar 625.15 635.40 630.00 639.95 629.85 208.55 1046.95 585.05 - - JublilntFood 4409.60 4369.20 4590.00 4590.00 4335.00 545.46 4577.45 2099.60 155 4369.35JublntIngrev 793.10 810.15 823.00 838.75 803.40 2626.07 838.75 295.50 - - JullundurMot 70.65 69.15 71.65 72.80 68.35 74.97 76.80 24.20 - - JumpNetworks 8.00 7.95 8.10 8.15 7.95 504.30 98.50 5.00 - - JustDial 935.05 912.05 934.00 936.95 909.00 728.54 1138.00 460.95 60 911.80Jyo.Lab [1] 162.35 163.05 163.60 163.70 162.40 717.24 187.20 128.40 30 163.00
K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kabra Ext [5] 249.35 246.85 251.40 252.00 243.50 114.98 274.90 70.20 29 247.10Kaj.Cera [1] 1303.70 1331.05 1318.00 1337.50 1300.00 276.71 1343.95 533.00 61 1330.40Kakt.Cem 254.60 252.10 254.60 261.90 250.25 51.21 319.00 141.65 26 250.40Kalp.Pwr [2] 443.45 441.95 447.45 452.65 432.85 430.48 495.95 228.00 13 441.55Kaly.Inv 2135.90 2106.85 2195.90 2195.90 2100.05 1.41 2436.05 1222.75 124 2107.45Kaly.Stl [5] 398.35 402.65 401.10 408.00 400.00 98.68 465.55 206.80 7 402.35KalyanJewelr 78.80 77.95 79.50 80.50 77.65 2828.46 89.75 56.30 - - Kamat Htl 63.10 62.00 63.95 64.90 61.50 140.22 75.75 27.00 - 62.05Kamdhenu 246.15 258.95 249.95 268.30 249.45 271.09 280.00 70.40 26 259.10Kanani Ind [1] 9.05 9.05 8.80 9.25 8.80 14.82 14.55 2.90 - 8.88Kanor.Chem [5] 194.60 192.40 198.50 201.55 190.00 28.84 219.70 36.00 48 194.05KanpurPlastc 163.85 170.00 163.20 173.40 163.20 45.32 307.00 96.35 - - Kansai Ner [1] 607.20 596.90 614.00 615.65 589.15 380.02 679.60 481.00 52 598.85KapstonFacil 82.60 83.60 84.10 84.65 81.95 0.59 131.35 73.15 - - KardaConstr [1] 22.60 21.50 23.70 23.70 21.50 8434.24 23.90 9.27 - 21.55Karma Enr 23.20 22.05 22.50 24.30 22.05 31.62 36.75 7.60 - 22.20Karn.Bk 71.35 73.60 72.25 74.80 71.60 5855.56 75.65 41.50 6 73.60Karur vys bk [2] 49.25 50.55 49.75 51.25 49.75 8821.66 64.50 30.00 11 50.60Kaushlya Inf 2.75 2.65 2.80 2.80 2.65 10.47 4.03 1.20 - 2.71Kaveri Seed [2] 554.45 553.20 559.95 559.95 551.20 123.80 815.85 463.15 15 553.30KAYA Ltd 550.15 558.00 563.00 575.20 535.40 73.84 574.10 204.30 - 554.70KCP [1] 142.55 139.00 143.00 144.90 138.50 305.25 168.95 62.65 10 139.20KCP Sug [1] 23.65 23.60 23.75 24.10 23.40 482.01 33.40 15.75 - - KDDL Ltd 517.90 520.55 525.00 533.80 493.00 54.36 533.30 144.08 60 521.60KEC Intl [2] 459.70 461.10 458.00 467.00 453.90 208.36 486.45 312.15 18 462.00Keertknw&Skl 19.60 19.25 20.00 20.00 18.80 22.70 32.65 17.00 - - KEI Ind [2] 939.70 997.60 951.00 1008.00 948.05 524.59 1052.95 319.30 30 996.75Kellton Tech [5] 51.60 52.15 52.35 52.80 51.90 676.08 91.95 39.25 45 52.15KennametlInd 1429.30 1449.55 1457.90 1458.30 1414.50 19.05 1499.90 699.25 - - Kesoram In 70.85 69.00 71.35 71.35 68.75 548.28 90.18 33.54 4 69.05Kewal Clo 1024.05 1037.55 1035.00 1054.00 1028.10 134.33 1200.00 704.00 35 1037.45KeynotFinSer 81.00 79.30 80.50 80.55 78.55 1.29 117.00 31.40 - - KhadimIndia 234.30 257.70 243.00 257.70 243.00 396.34 358.90 100.35 - 257.45Khand.Sec 17.20 17.20 18.05 18.05 16.60 7.48 23.45 7.10 - 17.20KhatnChm&Fer 67.75 66.95 68.00 68.95 66.70 97.66 81.00 18.00 - - Kilitch 167.05 167.00 168.75 171.80 166.00 17.71 228.05 79.40 27 166.85Kingfa S&T 1084.70 1032.75 1088.00 1094.00 1025.10 16.40 1321.00 495.00 68 1036.90KIOCL 285.40 295.15 286.55 305.00 285.55 191.46 318.50 107.50 36 295.45Kiri Ind 533.80 526.20 533.45 538.70 525.10 122.21 678.70 405.00 - 526.25Kirl.Elec 24.75 23.60 24.55 25.20 23.45 349.14 100.80 26.95 4 - Kirl.Ind 1619.90 1621.35 1635.00 1658.90 1610.00 5.59 1975.00 568.00 55 1616.70Kirl.Oil [2] 208.95 218.35 211.30 225.25 208.30 525.37 277.80 94.50 15 218.65KirloskarFer 263.15 269.35 268.35 270.55 258.00 300.99 314.00 83.30 - - Kitex [1] 166.35 165.20 168.00 168.00 164.45 129.81 224.45 91.75 16 165.35KM Sug [2] 27.35 27.25 27.70 28.00 27.05 543.89 39.15 9.31 8 27.30KNR Con [2] 306.45 307.65 308.00 311.85 306.00 463.08 343.55 119.25 30 307.25Kokuyo [1] 68.20 68.25 68.80 69.15 68.05 142.89 79.85 52.20 - 68.15KoltePatil 326.10 327.75 329.00 335.00 320.50 544.28 360.00 165.00 - 327.30Kopran 214.50 210.10 220.00 223.40 206.00 309.81 262.00 99.80 50 209.35Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 2017.80 2011.60 2017.80 2046.95 2007.95 2166.78 2077.90 1333.30 54 2013.10Kothari Pet [5] 52.40 51.85 52.50 53.00 51.55 120.22 0.15 0.05 - - Kothari Pro 106.45 107.15 108.60 111.45 105.45 15.02 137.40 55.10 - 106.25Kothari Sug 35.20 35.00 35.20 36.05 34.80 405.40 15.85 4.45 - - Kovai Medi 1648.80 1666.10 1664.00 1690.00 1660.70 3.06 1899.00 702.00 16 1664.40KPIGlobalInf 142.15 141.20 145.95 147.80 141.00 48.90 163.40 116.30 - - Kpit Tech 339.45 337.00 341.70 344.95 334.15 1274.21 385.30 89.75 - - KPR Mill [1] 471.95 480.70 472.00 482.00 465.00 380.84 503.60 125.00 31 480.65KRBL [1] 320.85 317.90 322.00 323.90 316.00 583.84 337.45 173.45 13 317.95Krebs Bio 168.25 171.20 174.00 174.00 162.85 49.74 207.15 81.50 - 170.15KridhanInfra [2] 5.15 5.15 5.60 5.60 5.05 133.71 7.94 2.20 - 5.15KrisnaInsMed 1164.25 1148.85 1174.00 1184.45 1146.50 135.55 1397.50 937.55 - - KrisnaPhoscm 185.20 182.25 185.00 188.30 177.05 14.81 199.70 79.95 - - KrsnaaDiagns 753.50 731.65 752.00 764.65 729.55 386.39 1099.70 651.20 - - KSB 1319.85 1305.35 1320.00 1328.90 1298.45 21.05 1375.00 427.50 - - KuantumPaper 79.35 79.45 79.35 82.40 78.80 152.05 103.95 37.10 - -
L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .L&T [2] 1789.30 1788.45 1807.15 1810.50 1782.00 1918.55 1817.95 884.25 18 1788.10L&T Fin Hld 94.35 92.95 95.00 95.95 92.7512973.01 113.40 56.83 - 92.95L&TInfotech [1] 6098.90 5905.85 6144.00 6233.15 5858.80 703.97 6498.00 2828.10 53 5907.00L&TTechSer [2] 4817.05 4851.65 4900.00 4990.50 4800.00 316.88 5000.00 1602.00 66 4854.85La Opala [2] 307.50 307.70 308.50 314.90 306.65 102.89 327.05 200.30 56 307.60LagnamSpintx 53.90 58.70 59.25 59.25 57.25 217.87 59.85 44.55 - - LakFinIndCor 79.75 80.70 79.75 83.00 79.45 1.35 93.70 55.55 - - Lambodh Te [5] 87.45 88.20 89.65 90.05 84.95 32.89 111.80 25.25 6 88.05Landmark [1] 4.75 4.60 4.90 4.90 4.55 115.10 8.58 1.40 - 4.64LasaSuperGen 73.40 68.20 74.00 74.00 67.20 730.60 100.15 58.30 15 68.15LaurusLabs [2] 651.00 645.15 655.00 663.00 640.00 3803.13 723.55 251.00 34 645.35LaxmiOrgInd 540.75 551.00 567.75 567.75 546.25 1949.47 628.00 143.25 - - LCC Info [2] 1.90 1.85 1.90 1.90 1.85 152.73 5.70 1.18 - 1.86LemonTreeHot 54.90 54.75 55.45 55.80 54.20 9031.94 57.60 26.35 - 54.75LG Balakri 494.30 518.95 498.00 525.00 496.55 401.59 545.00 236.00 9 522.70LGB Forge [1] 6.55 6.85 6.70 6.85 6.70 63.81 9.83 2.17 - 7.09LibasDesigns 50.10 51.00 51.85 51.85 48.60 509.64 76.40 27.25 - - Liberty Sh 179.90 179.70 181.50 183.00 178.90 301.71 215.50 116.50 36 179.65LICHsgFin [2] 443.30 455.30 451.00 459.85 445.85 6146.51 542.35 280.95 12 455.40LikhithaInfr 378.60 375.75 377.00 384.20 374.05 54.69 480.00 133.80 - - Linc Pen&Pla 247.15 239.95 253.50 253.50 234.40 22.44 266.90 137.05 127 240.05Lincoln Phar 380.30 376.20 383.65 385.15 375.55 127.84 414.75 191.40 12 376.15Linde Ind 2608.40 2585.80 2623.95 2634.00 2580.00 47.79 2947.00 763.85 95 2586.25LloydsSteel [1] 4.50 4.70 4.35 4.70 4.3013370.89 5.21 0.64 - 4.96LMW 9032.80 9113.55 9350.00 9470.00 9060.00 35.64 9450.00 3862.20 115 9113.65Lok.Mach 52.35 51.50 53.40 53.50 50.25 35.80 59.05 18.95 15 51.55Lotys Eye 44.60 42.70 45.40 45.40 42.40 15.35 58.05 29.70 - 43.20Lovable 134.80 134.95 135.70 140.85 131.85 349.15 145.60 50.20 51 134.75LT Ovrseas [1] 73.60 72.50 74.10 74.45 72.35 1434.09 90.40 46.85 20 72.50Lumax tech [2] 144.60 141.55 144.00 146.10 140.40 145.04 181.40 92.60 18 141.50Lumx Ind 1455.45 1429.80 1452.00 1468.70 1423.10 6.69 1820.00 1189.95 37 1430.45Lupin [2] 946.45 936.45 939.00 946.45 928.30 1494.61 1267.50 856.00 28 936.85Lux Indust. [2] 3755.15 3728.70 3778.30 3847.40 3700.00 67.63 4500.00 1341.00 39 3721.70Lyka Labs 79.00 81.35 80.00 82.10 78.20 89.46 102.70 16.10 19 81.15Lypsa Gem 5.60 5.35 5.35 5.45 5.35 67.15 7.05 2.39 - 5.36
M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M&M [5] 931.40 910.95 958.00 958.00 908.30 2885.65 970.95 587.30 78 910.80M&M Fin [2] 185.20 187.45 186.10 189.00 185.10 3605.00 224.15 118.25 - 187.20Maan Alum 136.20 143.00 137.90 143.00 137.85 33.63 230.00 29.50 10 143.60MacpowerCNC 207.80 200.15 207.00 207.00 198.50 8.32 226.45 55.65 - - MacrotecDeve 1197.10 1184.10 1204.80 1217.30 1176.05 147.64 1225.00 422.60 - - Madhav 61.10 60.55 60.50 61.80 59.25 26.88 75.90 23.25 13 59.95MadhavCopper 38.15 37.35 38.15 39.20 36.70 189.90 116.00 33.75 - - Madhucon [1] 5.60 5.55 6.00 6.00 5.45 102.05 7.82 2.50 - 5.54MadyaBharat 186.30 182.95 189.95 190.00 182.25 15.63 227.40 113.00 - - MagadhSug&En 311.10 312.20 312.25 319.90 308.85 37.89 386.35 93.50 19 313.60Magn.Ven 8.40 8.25 8.40 8.65 8.00 46.17 12.48 3.89 4 8.31Mah.Cie.Auto 250.55 264.10 263.00 275.00 255.95 2460.21 280.60 128.50 79 263.15Mah.Holi 242.80 244.25 245.25 249.95 242.90 446.07 256.75 106.67 38 244.35Mah.Life 274.15 277.95 275.15 284.15 273.25 242.35 295.40 76.53 - 277.60Mah.Scoot 4751.90 4771.35 4775.70 4859.35 4751.90 4.88 4878.95 2758.00 574 4767.60Mah.Seam [5] 487.50 516.55 493.50 536.00 489.00 1109.37 534.00 214.40 10 517.05MahangrGas 1067.05 1069.35 1070.10 1081.50 1065.75 502.49 1284.45 797.45 14 1069.85MahaSteelInd 91.95 91.30 93.40 93.50 90.95 32.82 130.50 71.25 37 91.15MaheswariLog 104.65 104.80 106.00 108.50 103.00 149.03 140.40 73.30 - - MahindEPCIrr 138.15 138.30 137.50 141.60 137.50 66.89 178.20 125.25 - - MahindraLog 752.80 750.20 760.00 760.20 746.45 84.03 819.15 324.80 114 750.00Maithan 1105.00 1178.05 1134.00 1198.00 1111.95 209.70 1255.15 470.05 11 1180.65Majesco [5] 91.45 91.15 93.00 93.00 91.00 246.08 1019.00 12.20 12 91.10Malu Paper 36.70 36.30 37.20 37.50 36.20 49.24 43.80 22.10 - 36.45Man Ind [5] 113.00 111.45 113.45 116.80 109.70 405.25 147.15 58.25 6 111.00Man Infr [2] 110.05 114.05 112.20 116.90 111.15 2084.93 116.80 24.20 27 114.20Manak Alum [1] 19.90 21.85 20.50 21.85 19.95 307.81 24.55 6.34 20 21.75Manaksia [2] 66.95 68.80 68.35 70.35 67.65 106.14 78.70 37.05 - 68.75ManakSteel [1] 31.75 32.50 31.95 33.80 31.80 138.66 40.25 8.95 7 32.50Manap.Fin [2] 195.30 197.40 196.00 201.75 195.05 3702.35 218.00 139.00 10 197.40ManCoatMe [1] 18.50 18.60 18.35 19.35 18.00 574.82 19.60 3.61 17 18.57Mang.Cem 445.55 453.60 448.00 460.00 440.00 103.34 543.00 185.90 9 454.70Mang.Chem 74.15 74.35 74.15 75.85 74.00 316.45 101.00 27.50 11 74.35Mang.Drug 141.35 142.75 143.95 144.70 140.05 40.04 196.50 91.00 9 142.70Mang.Timb 17.75 18.05 17.80 18.25 17.50 25.31 19.70 6.19 - 18.15MangalamGlob 62.55 68.50 66.65 72.25 62.55 665.83 72.25 35.20 - - Manugrph [2] 12.45 12.40 12.70 12.85 12.35 12.06 16.43 8.00 - 12.41Maral Over 85.75 83.05 87.75 87.75 81.55 83.81 97.75 11.16 7 84.50MarathNxtg [5] 98.45 97.10 100.85 100.85 96.50 48.78 119.80 42.25 39 96.75Marico Ltd [1] 579.30 579.25 606.90 607.70 575.55 1971.61 606.00 346.00 64 578.90MarineElecIn 34.75 35.20 34.80 35.65 34.75 831.91 266.00 34.70 - - Marksans [1] 70.00 69.15 70.90 70.90 69.00 1537.86 97.50 48.00 27 69.05Maruti [5] 7496.90 7657.00 7405.00 7705.30 7405.00 913.96 8400.00 6301.20 47 7652.15MASFinServ 799.35 789.10 820.00 820.00 779.90 93.59 1107.65 716.00 30 790.40Mastek [5] 3225.85 3315.80 3268.80 3350.00 3240.00 149.77 3346.80 770.65 275 3315.85Matrimny.C [5] 1010.70 1004.85 1015.00 1025.50 996.00 52.94 1242.00 616.10 50 1005.10Maw.Sug 89.20 90.95 89.20 93.65 86.80 143.66 124.05 22.15 - 91.35MaxFinancia [2] 988.25 1001.60 994.05 1016.30 992.60 514.98 1147.90 566.60 158 1001.75MaxHealthCre 350.45 345.90 354.40 355.40 343.30 1210.02 402.60 97.15 - - MaxIndia 79.30 77.55 79.80 79.95 77.10 305.54 84.50 53.80 - - MaxVent&Ind 135.75 143.10 137.00 144.50 137.00 453.14 144.00 36.60 - 142.90Mayur Uniq [5] 478.15 472.95 485.40 485.95 471.05 63.38 545.95 228.00 20 472.85MazagonDock 267.70 269.80 268.90 274.70 267.45 751.32 296.00 165.00 - - Mazda Ltd 674.90 669.05 685.00 685.00 664.00 8.11 753.70 414.00 15 669.10MBL Infra 22.05 22.50 22.35 22.85 21.65 141.15 29.90 8.04 3 22.60McL.Rusl [5] 29.60 29.40 29.70 30.60 29.10 755.91 43.35 17.10 - 29.45MCX 2067.75 1978.25 2020.05 2067.00 1925.65 1932.33 2134.90 1434.80 59 1979.45Mega Soft 18.70 18.35 19.00 19.45 18.10 256.61 22.45 6.15 - 18.30MeghManiFine 954.60 909.80 947.10 961.60 906.90 150.13 1038.05 650.00 - - MeghmaniOrga 120.60 118.65 121.00 121.95 118.20 680.56 149.70 113.05 - - MenonBear [1] 81.10 83.70 82.60 84.80 82.00 191.57 88.30 39.75 20 83.60MEP Infra 26.90 25.45 27.25 27.45 24.60 760.49 29.95 12.90 - 25.70Mercator [1] 1.75 1.70 1.75 1.80 1.70 1403.71 3.66 0.73 - 1.70Metrpolhelt [2] 2642.85 2699.85 2700.00 2722.00 2631.10 318.22 3240.95 1810.25 57 2699.95MFL 30.90 30.85 31.00 31.45 30.75 175.17 24.70 12.15 - - Minda Corp [2] 133.25 132.65 134.20 135.90 132.00 391.85 148.00 64.90 28 132.80Minda Ind [2] 793.45 773.35 810.00 810.00 768.00 198.07 833.60 315.00 114 773.45MindTec(Ind) 104.10 101.10 105.50 105.50 100.05 69.55 133.70 26.25 30 101.45MindTree 4691.20 4706.40 4798.90 4798.90 4676.85 1204.33 4937.15 1283.00 56 4707.10Mirc Ele [1] 20.80 21.10 20.85 21.80 20.70 1600.38 25.60 7.59 - 21.10Mirza [2] 64.20 63.70 64.40 66.20 63.20 778.61 69.35 42.95 18 63.75MishDhatuNig 200.20 200.10 201.60 205.00 199.00 970.97 221.80 172.90 20 200.15MittalLifSty 10.45 10.80 10.70 10.95 10.45 117.45 19.00 8.25 - - MM Forg 885.35 922.35 900.00 950.00 896.20 50.72 939.15 301.00 29 922.50MMPIndustris 149.70 152.20 150.75 153.95 149.50 21.31 196.00 68.00 - - MMTC [1] 47.10 51.15 47.50 51.90 47.4515708.27 63.95 15.80 - 51.20ModisonMetal 71.60 72.40 72.00 73.80 71.85 55.88 97.25 52.05 - - Mohit Ind 12.35 12.15 12.35 12.50 12.05 12.37 22.05 2.85 5 12.32MohotaInd 10.45 10.20 10.45 10.45 10.05 29.51 14.60 5.95 - 10.27MOIL 168.90 171.50 169.85 174.70 169.85 869.19 208.00 119.00 17 171.45MokshOrnamnt 31.60 34.35 33.70 34.75 32.65 1449.75 123.85 24.00 - - Mold-TekPa [5] 730.05 706.10 739.70 745.15 703.15 107.43 774.75 250.00 34 709.25Mold-TekTe [2] 80.20 78.85 80.80 80.80 76.85 52.25 107.95 32.00 20 79.25Monte Carlo 392.05 390.85 394.80 394.80 389.00 55.06 402.00 175.55 12 390.65Morarj.Tex [7] 19.30 19.30 18.55 19.85 18.55 22.74 23.45 8.35 - 19.40Morepan [2] 54.70 53.70 55.40 55.40 53.40 1928.31 75.00 24.50 28 53.70Most.Fin [1] 906.55 907.65 908.00 926.80 902.00 266.80 1188.00 538.50 18 907.65Mot.Gen.Fin [5] 25.50 25.45 25.50 26.55 25.25 4.91 30.40 13.92 - 25.50Moth.Sumi [1] 246.55 239.75 248.00 248.60 237.5510826.42 273.00 103.85 90 239.85MphasiS 3266.60 3356.70 3390.00 3390.00 3299.85 1149.21 3533.90 1280.30 52 3354.95MPS 691.60 682.20 691.60 705.10 678.05 18.92 805.00 340.50 19 683.90MRF 85166.45 84314.10 85300.00 86900.00 84000.00 20.49 98575.90 57887.85 2684288.25Mro-Tek [5] 64.20 65.25 62.95 67.40 61.05 27.20 79.25 18.75 2 65.50MRPL 52.00 52.50 52.50 52.95 52.00 2621.82 56.60 25.05 46 52.50MrsBectrFood 425.00 417.10 430.00 430.00 416.00 239.90 624.00 328.40 - - MSP Stl 9.90 9.95 10.15 10.15 9.90 121.82 13.35 5.86 - 9.98MSTC 459.10 512.45 471.00 536.00 471.00 6757.60 536.00 142.45 - - MT Edu 8.95 8.95 9.25 9.25 8.90 180.09 13.94 6.22 - 8.98MTARTech 1700.70 1725.25 1711.00 1810.00 1700.50 365.05 1810.00 860.00 - - MTNL 19.85 19.65 20.00 20.35 19.60 2232.77 24.40 8.24 - 19.65Mukta Ar [5] 40.60 40.35 41.60 41.60 40.20 11.66 43.50 24.25 16 40.80Munj.Auto [2] 60.50 60.65 61.20 61.95 60.20 139.65 72.80 47.60 19 60.60Munj.Showa [2] 137.65 140.50 137.65 141.50 137.50 60.07 176.45 122.00 18 140.60Murd.Cera 27.65 28.05 28.10 29.00 27.50 109.50 33.45 15.40 - 28.00MusicBrdcast 25.25 25.05 25.40 25.50 25.05 407.46 29.60 17.20 - - Muthoot Cap 406.95 407.05 406.95 410.50 404.00 25.69 495.50 327.00 28 408.55MuthootFinan 1552.60 1559.15 1568.10 1580.00 1545.05 522.12 1638.50 1090.25 16 1559.65
N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NACLInd [1] 78.05 79.45 78.05 79.90 77.05 109.32 89.15 33.80 27 79.35NagaDhunseri 1424.00 1412.15 1432.40 1434.00 1378.00 0.64 2175.00 552.25 - - NagarjunFer [1] 10.60 10.75 10.65 11.05 10.40 769.80 20.67 3.70 - 10.73Nagrk.Cap [5] 7.95 7.65 7.85 7.85 7.60 3.35 8.79 5.02 - 8.28Nagrk.Exp [5] 32.85 33.70 31.45 34.45 31.45 24.37 52.65 12.55 23 33.55Nah.Cap [5] 290.40 287.95 292.20 300.00 276.00 31.49 425.00 55.60 17 288.65Nah.Ind 113.95 114.05 113.90 117.85 113.00 33.28 148.45 23.80 8 113.30Nah.Poly [5] 242.80 247.50 243.00 254.00 242.60 35.98 319.75 61.00 10 248.05Nah.Spg [5] 433.10 454.75 438.00 454.75 434.10 51.54 476.00 35.20 10 452.65NALCO [5] 107.60 121.70 112.05 127.95 112.05182556.14 124.75 29.70 14 121.65Nalwa Son 1805.05 1854.85 1863.00 1874.75 1761.30 1.30 2165.55 710.05 27 1846.35Nandan Den 75.60 75.60 78.00 78.00 73.05 95.40 90.00 18.50 33 76.00NandaniCreat 57.70 56.65 56.60 58.20 56.00 5.87 75.95 52.30 - - NarayaHru 514.80 525.20 517.40 527.90 513.15 140.33 566.00 301.00 - 524.90Natco Phr [2] 889.85 890.15 894.30 907.50 885.85 208.00 1188.95 771.00 63 890.40Nath Bio-Gen 324.10 322.05 325.00 328.75 321.50 35.40 474.70 246.65 10 321.85Natl Build [1] 48.45 49.35 49.20 50.50 48.8513057.80 59.80 22.35 40 49.30Natl Fert 59.35 59.05 59.70 59.80 58.75 953.89 73.75 29.85 22 59.00Natl Stl 5.25 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 30.16 6.02 2.52 - 5.55
20 Micron [5] 62.35 62.70 62.90 64.50 62.30 207.07 74.80 24.50 8 62.8021stCentMgmt 50.10 51.10 49.10 51.10 49.10 111.59 55.15 9.51 - 51.003m India 26013.10 26355.90 26282.00 26415.00 25825.00 3.40 30975.0018000.00 13726324.953PLandHold 13.75 13.75 13.90 14.10 13.55 2.74 18.80 5.80 - - 5PaisaCap 514.20 533.25 528.00 543.00 520.00 131.31 577.40 237.60 72 534.7563MoonsTec [2] 100.50 101.75 102.00 105.50 100.85 110.35 114.80 68.05 - 101.70
A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A2Z InfraEng 4.65 4.85 4.65 4.90 4.50 936.03 6.60 3.49 - 4.86AakashExplor 200.20 190.50 201.00 205.00 190.20 27.96 301.00 50.60 - - AareyDrgs&Ph 37.20 35.15 38.00 38.00 32.40 113.82 44.60 31.15 - - AaronIndust 107.05 104.70 107.30 110.00 102.05 16.21 136.00 28.00 - - Aarti Drug 624.60 629.75 620.75 638.00 620.75 219.74 841.40 580.00 25 629.35Aarti Ind [5] 1107.45 1156.55 1113.00 1165.00 1106.95 1679.82 1165.00 484.00 70 1156.35AartiSurfact 1456.90 1443.85 1448.20 1461.75 1432.55 19.32 1887.00 833.00 - - Aarvee Den 27.05 26.70 27.30 27.30 25.70 59.63 30.00 9.50 - 26.65AarviEncon 61.85 62.00 61.85 66.00 60.80 21.35 78.40 33.75 - - AavasFinance 2868.45 2915.85 2900.00 2925.00 2861.55 55.75 3068.30 1388.80 77 2915.35AB Money [1] 66.10 65.80 66.45 67.50 65.80 120.10 88.50 38.00 19 65.75Aban Off [2] 65.30 66.05 66.00 69.45 65.50 460.07 74.90 21.75 - 65.90ABB [2] 1819.00 1829.50 1837.80 1858.95 1827.00 92.01 1941.00 858.80 132 1829.45AbbottIndia 21551.55 21432.20 21700.00 22036.95 21363.70 15.21 23902.3013970.10 6421415.80ABBPowerPro 2618.40 2664.60 2649.00 2798.00 2601.90 105.96 2798.00 904.95 - - ABCapital 107.60 107.25 107.95 108.55 107.00 2505.45 139.60 59.85 - 107.30ABMInternat 130.45 131.20 136.95 136.95 124.00 11.93 160.00 85.55 - - ACC 2309.85 2304.40 2364.00 2364.00 2291.85 627.59 2506.35 1490.00 21 2304.25AccelyaKal 1405.25 1377.20 1430.00 1444.95 1365.10 42.77 1535.00 800.50 46 1376.25AcrysilLtd 743.95 749.10 749.95 764.00 745.20 172.62 830.00 181.25 - - Action Con [2] 260.20 261.20 263.40 266.50 258.00 537.26 291.55 67.55 30 260.25AcuracyShipg 171.35 174.20 169.15 183.35 166.35 114.42 183.35 31.25 - - Adani Ent [1] 1646.35 1615.50 1672.95 1672.95 1608.55 3791.22 1718.45 303.20 209 1611.80Adani Ports [2] 812.80 810.55 820.90 829.90 807.00 8883.85 901.00 341.25 90 810.40Adani Pwr 112.00 123.20 118.45 123.20 117.15 7932.76 167.05 34.50 - 123.25AdaniGreenEn 1206.55 1203.65 1221.00 1237.00 1200.10 254.05 1394.00 676.60 684 1203.70AdaniTranmsn 1687.30 1748.20 1699.00 1755.00 1690.00 106.55 1990.00 280.20 - 1743.30ADF Foods 958.30 949.05 967.65 1000.00 932.35 76.74 1049.00 396.65 47 949.70AditBirlSunf AM 697.15 683.95 698.25 701.95 680.00 435.07 722.90 672.00 - - AdityaBirFas 264.25 266.75 264.00 276.15 262.15 4645.69 276.00 138.00 - 266.90Ador Weld 713.10 710.85 717.00 736.00 691.15 93.97 808.00 234.65 51 708.20AdroitInfote 11.55 12.10 12.10 12.10 11.00 111.34 14.75 4.70 - - AdvancedEnz[2] 393.25 395.45 396.00 405.55 393.60 285.03 503.00 281.60 60 395.20Advani Hot [2] 83.35 82.10 83.50 84.85 81.05 44.29 97.50 39.00 - 81.35Aegis Log [1] 227.20 226.20 229.00 230.30 225.50 540.89 394.40 200.30 38 226.15Affle(India) [2] 1176.60 1149.60 1195.00 1195.00 1142.00 383.59 1259.25 501.21 387 1148.75Agarwal Inds 368.55 368.10 373.00 380.00 362.10 53.31 419.00 74.00 17 368.95Agro Tech 1040.20 1048.30 1040.20 1059.95 1021.90 23.29 1149.75 687.95 101 1050.20AgroPhosInd 17.30 17.65 17.75 17.80 17.00 99.78 21.00 7.45 - - AhladaEnggrs 168.85 160.90 168.90 169.25 160.45 42.52 248.00 61.15 - - Ahluwalia [2] 358.20 359.75 362.80 362.80 357.90 101.62 430.00 201.95 23 359.85AIA Engg [2] 1887.20 1915.85 1893.95 1921.00 1890.10 79.69 2224.40 1621.50 39 1915.05AIRAN 21.45 21.40 21.65 21.75 21.15 73.80 35.95 10.50 - - AIRO LAM 85.05 79.05 87.85 88.00 76.55 118.89 88.70 75.55 - - Ajanta Phr [2] 2215.45 2211.20 2222.95 2236.45 2168.15 68.49 2420.00 1486.95 25 2211.15AjooniBiotec 64.15 66.65 64.15 67.00 63.90 392.44 67.00 41.90 - - AJR Infra & Tolli 1.45 1.45 1.50 1.50 1.40 3470.18 2.90 0.55 - - AkashInfProj 235.95 246.35 239.50 257.00 237.00 139.90 270.60 146.00 - - AKGEximLtd 43.65 44.45 41.45 46.90 41.45 87.60 112.70 21.00 - - Aksh Opti [5] 8.70 9.10 8.85 9.10 8.70 535.80 13.55 5.04 - 9.12AksharChem 503.55 495.15 503.55 518.90 489.40 48.64 613.50 188.00 27 494.75Akzo 2221.15 2217.85 2249.00 2253.00 2195.00 58.94 2510.00 1904.00 33 2208.05Alankit [1] 17.45 17.75 17.50 18.10 17.40 2387.71 27.15 11.50 - 17.70AlbertDavid 617.55 632.35 617.30 644.00 617.25 228.71 673.00 371.45 11 632.65Alembic [2] 113.40 113.10 113.60 115.00 113.00 241.33 143.30 83.00 - 113.40Alembic Ph [2] 806.60 811.20 809.50 814.00 802.20 298.16 1150.00 720.80 15 811.40Alicon [5] 770.80 795.90 798.00 811.00 784.45 97.24 948.40 282.15 49 795.10Alkali Met 98.90 93.30 99.70 99.70 93.00 100.10 111.10 45.00 - 93.05AlkemLabs [2] 3892.70 3861.30 3895.00 3915.65 3827.25 150.09 4067.70 2544.25 27 3862.50Alkyl Amine [2] 3974.45 3965.05 4013.90 4033.00 3950.00 51.57 4740.00 1138.50 63 3959.50Allcargo [2] 288.25 279.80 291.40 293.40 278.55 680.37 318.00 116.50 22 280.05Allied Dig [5] 89.80 87.75 91.00 93.40 86.80 336.03 95.95 20.00 60 87.90Allsec 466.55 483.05 461.00 490.00 461.00 97.15 559.05 227.05 8 486.85Alm.Global [6] 128.30 134.70 133.95 134.70 130.90 55.49 134.80 10.27 93 134.80AlokIndus 26.10 26.70 26.45 27.70 26.4033652.30 32.25 18.70 - - Alpha Lab 54.70 53.25 54.65 55.55 52.50 63.15 73.15 32.30 11 53.25Alphageo 432.00 445.50 436.30 449.95 432.70 214.50 511.00 142.15 8 445.30Amararaja [1] 760.15 726.75 765.50 765.50 721.85 3191.13 1025.00 665.00 18 726.80AmberEntp(I) 3651.70 3644.30 3687.00 3750.00 3620.20 42.67 3788.40 2081.00 159 3644.20AmbigaAgar 19.45 20.05 19.85 20.60 19.25 42.31 39.70 12.00 12 19.95Ambika Cot 1980.00 1989.90 1990.90 2001.00 1980.80 25.62 2094.20 671.40 12 1991.45AmbujaCem [2] 408.75 410.60 418.00 418.00 409.55 5319.20 442.95 225.90 35 410.60AMD Ind 30.80 33.85 32.50 33.85 31.65 261.36 33.70 15.00 - 33.70AmiOrganics 1342.10 1394.30 1360.00 1418.70 1352.00 916.21 1434.45 841.00 - - AMJLandHol [2] 36.00 35.55 36.95 36.95 35.35 43.60 42.50 18.10 - 35.80Amrutanjan [1] 907.65 971.60 929.80 985.00 925.85 438.19 985.00 403.60 42 971.95AnantrajGlob 43.95 44.45 45.75 46.10 44.00 981.43 50.70 20.70 - - Andhar Sug 667.85 677.15 667.10 694.05 662.00 147.99 698.35 270.85 17 677.70Andhra Cem 15.65 16.40 15.85 16.40 15.65 975.59 37.40 4.23 - 16.45AndhraPaper 241.15 238.35 241.10 244.50 236.90 32.74 283.70 179.80 - - AndrewYuleCo 26.95 27.35 26.95 28.60 26.40 625.84 29.70 22.80 - - AngelBroking 1637.00 1593.60 1638.00 1654.40 1585.00 668.08 1689.00 222.20 - - Anik Ind 21.95 21.65 21.95 22.35 21.30 25.54 27.05 10.55 7 21.70AnjPortCemen 398.60 398.05 402.00 404.55 395.00 28.72 531.00 182.70 11 399.00Ankit Met 2.90 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 94.50 3.01 0.78 - 3.01AnmolIndia 174.10 176.05 174.70 179.55 172.30 247.08 237.80 136.00 - - Ansal Hsg 6.40 6.45 6.40 6.90 6.40 385.02 11.66 3.65 - 6.41Ansal Pro [5] 10.55 10.50 10.75 11.00 10.30 214.27 13.89 3.85 - 10.46AntnyWastHdg 385.65 343.50 363.00 373.00 341.20 2215.94 489.90 241.00 - - AnupamRasayn 813.30 838.30 819.00 851.00 808.85 301.31 851.00 474.00 - - Apar Ind 696.20 708.80 698.00 729.00 698.00 92.15 734.95 277.55 13 709.15Apcotex Ind [2] 419.30 416.05 421.40 427.50 415.00 210.50 460.00 133.85 30 416.15ApexFznFoods 304.70 297.40 307.40 309.80 294.65 142.04 435.20 200.00 24 296.75APL Apl [2] 850.65 860.00 835.00 862.00 833.20 730.90 1049.90 270.00 108 860.05Apollo Hsp [5] 4328.40 4330.40 4449.00 4449.00 4321.65 345.05 5183.30 1987.25 150 4330.80ApolloMicSys 120.80 121.40 122.00 123.55 121.00 158.27 155.20 86.00 26 121.30ApolloPipes 1949.05 1970.75 1998.00 2000.00 1940.00 95.60 2000.00 394.95 - - ApolloSindo 884.55 864.35 899.60 899.60 857.55 4.09 1008.70 505.00 - - ApolloTyr [1] 239.80 242.50 240.85 250.00 238.80 8984.52 261.20 128.10 18 242.45Aptech 305.60 303.60 308.00 310.50 300.80 224.83 325.15 110.25 133 303.20AptusValHsg 326.00 321.55 325.05 331.50 320.65 320.67 381.40 278.60 - - Archidply 32.95 33.15 33.00 33.30 32.20 30.83 46.90 22.85 14 33.10Archies [2] 18.60 18.25 18.60 18.75 18.05 69.86 30.00 9.40 - 18.15Aries Agro 151.20 151.45 154.00 155.00 150.30 65.79 193.75 74.70 8 151.20Arih.Found 26.20 26.00 25.70 26.50 25.65 9.60 31.25 15.50 - 25.90ArihantSuper 168.15 174.40 172.00 175.00 166.05 107.71 187.50 19.40 52 174.45ArihntCapMkt 145.40 148.70 147.85 152.00 147.50 76.03 189.25 111.25 - - ArmanFinServ 1024.50 993.95 1039.00 1050.00 982.80 31.53 1135.00 514.50 124 992.35AroGranite 63.70 63.40 63.80 64.05 63.30 38.68 78.95 24.30 11 63.35ArowGreenTec 116.55 114.25 117.90 119.95 113.00 16.16 179.85 43.00 - 114.65Arshiya [2] 38.25 34.80 38.50 38.50 34.45 643.10 44.45 12.46 - 34.55Arss Infra 30.45 30.40 30.45 31.50 30.20 30.43 37.40 11.60 - 30.55ArtemsMedSvc 34.55 34.30 35.20 35.20 33.90 76.07 412.80 33.90 - - ArveeLabsInd 88.60 89.30 86.05 89.90 86.05 1.63 90.00 43.55 - - Arvind 120.40 130.00 120.50 134.50 120.50 8385.98 134.45 32.20 17 130.30ArvindFash [4] 334.25 335.40 334.25 344.00 331.25 351.92 364.00 118.25 - 335.00Asahi India [1] 370.75 379.05 374.00 397.80 374.00 268.80 408.35 209.90 40 379.35Asahi Song 349.30 353.80 352.90 360.30 349.05 23.71 442.65 206.60 14 353.65Ashapura [2] 124.15 120.05 123.00 126.00 118.60 143.22 176.30 70.40 18 120.35Ashiana [2] 189.65 187.45 189.65 191.95 186.00 79.66 209.95 73.65 - 187.55Ashima 19.55 19.40 19.95 19.95 18.25 87.45 21.65 6.51 - 19.50Ashok Ley [1] 144.75 144.70 145.00 146.70 143.6531587.90 149.75 73.45 - 144.70Ashoka Bld [5] 116.95 120.45 124.00 124.05 118.20 3648.34 125.00 59.90 8 120.35Asian Gran 149.95 150.50 149.00 152.15 147.45 541.81 265.04 116.00 14 150.35Asian Htl-E 188.70 190.05 188.70 193.45 187.10 8.73 239.00 126.00 - 188.90Asian Htl-N 89.45 88.05 90.00 90.95 87.55 17.32 105.80 44.40 - 88.15Asian Htl-W 276.55 278.90 279.95 279.95 277.30 1.43 344.95 179.00 - 281.95Asian Paints [1] 3297.80 3241.50 3252.50 3283.95 3232.00 1576.12 3504.05 2056.25 92 3242.20Aspinwall&Co 183.65 182.55 188.85 188.95 181.20 8.62 268.30 110.20 - - AssoAlchohol 595.05 598.55 594.40 620.00 587.70 107.44 653.65 236.65 - - Aster Life 1284.70 1291.35 1298.50 1310.00 1275.50 12.48 1528.00 908.55 41 1288.80AsterDMHealt 207.95 203.65 207.50 208.20 203.00 582.12 237.25 130.10 - 204.05Astra Mic [2] 206.60 205.45 207.05 211.45 203.10 572.29 214.75 103.40 52 205.45Astral Poly [1] 2338.30 2382.75 2369.90 2409.40 2315.80 517.38 2431.90 815.25 127 2383.50AstraZen [2] 3150.95 3109.05 3150.95 3156.60 3102.00 15.97 4900.00 3000.00 92 3107.05AstronPaper 57.15 56.65 57.25 57.85 56.15 108.08 74.40 35.00 29 57.00Atlanta [2] 13.35 13.30 13.65 13.90 13.00 48.67 19.35 6.05 - 13.22Atul 10499.55 10694.00 10705.00 10775.00 10562.90 16.99 10975.40 5755.00 4710691.65Atul Auto [5] 237.45 238.10 238.35 247.25 237.00 207.52 250.10 151.25 - 237.90Aurionpro 213.40 218.25 221.00 224.05 214.05 65.30 238.00 67.40 30 218.80AurobindoP [1] 727.15 718.25 727.40 731.00 717.15 2001.97 1063.75 660.10 16 718.25AUSmallFinBk 1192.70 1223.90 1211.80 1234.85 1190.00 1132.91 1389.00 721.70 33 1223.55Ausom 66.25 67.15 67.05 69.55 65.75 19.82 118.15 41.45 8 67.80Auto Axl 1349.90 1380.10 1390.40 1411.00 1361.25 68.03 1565.00 647.00 41 1381.40Auto Stamp 85.80 90.05 90.05 90.05 88.10 85.98 88.80 20.25 - 88.80Autoline 62.30 59.45 63.50 63.90 59.20 51.32 79.35 25.85 - 59.50AvadSug&Egy 464.45 466.80 464.45 476.90 458.15 189.47 548.55 172.50 11 466.90Avanti Feeds [1] 570.20 553.70 574.85 578.50 550.00 348.80 675.00 411.85 26 554.10AvenuSupmart 5323.75 4897.80 5599.00 5900.00 4851.10 4748.38 5899.90 1949.30 216 4894.90AVT Natl [1] 89.85 90.60 90.20 93.70 89.20 228.23 93.60 41.10 28 90.95Axis Bank [2] 802.05 813.30 820.00 820.00 802.0511014.59 820.50 476.50 33 813.25AxisCades [5] 90.75 88.35 95.25 95.25 87.15 339.43 105.50 39.50 - 88.25AYM Syntex 108.65 109.05 110.00 112.65 106.80 45.64 123.00 26.00 14 109.70
B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BafnaPharma 132.70 138.30 134.80 139.00 132.10 7.74 196.10 116.50 - - Bajaj Auto 3965.90 3915.95 3861.00 3969.70 3861.00 463.13 4361.20 2823.35 22 3916.40Bajaj Elect [2] 1274.95 1291.95 1275.00 1313.00 1273.00 361.28 1588.55 474.00 72 1293.65Bajaj Hind [1] 14.70 14.20 15.00 15.30 14.0025331.87 24.75 4.35 - 14.35Bajaj Hld 4745.65 4773.30 4784.95 4796.60 4716.50 29.22 5121.40 2219.00 260 4772.40BajajConCar [1] 259.55 255.20 263.70 264.75 254.00 968.56 323.50 176.30 17 255.15BajajFin [2] 7862.90 7865.55 8050.00 8050.00 7800.80 855.10 8020.20 3101.60 121 7865.30BajajFinserv [5] 18488.90 18677.95 18850.00 19100.00 18552.80 293.95 19107.45 5514.85 1669 18682.75Bal Phr 104.15 103.70 103.55 106.70 103.00 48.83 137.95 49.05 16 103.70Balaji Amn [2] 4464.70 4485.10 4465.25 4520.00 4465.25 29.60 5220.00 792.20 52 4485.50Balaji Tele [2] 66.05 65.55 66.20 67.20 65.20 373.07 76.80 51.00 32 65.55BalaxiVentre 595.30 585.15 596.05 607.00 580.20 3.10 747.00 500.00 - - Balkrishna [2] 2596.00 2609.85 2610.75 2638.80 2595.00 263.23 2724.40 1307.05 37 2609.05BalkrishPap 22.80 23.90 23.00 23.90 22.80 7.35 32.60 11.78 - 23.95BalmerLaw 130.60 132.35 131.30 135.10 130.35 600.14 170.95 98.85 16 132.35Balrampur [1] 378.10 390.05 378.60 398.00 374.25 2734.07 398.25 147.95 20 390.15Ban.AmSpg [5] 62.10 63.85 63.00 64.80 60.25 190.77 72.89 26.45 17 63.50Ban.Amn.Sug 2381.85 2417.00 2330.05 2450.00 2330.05 3.59 2450.00 1290.00 36 2416.50Banar.Beads 80.20 78.60 79.90 80.90 77.00 30.90 100.00 44.20 25 79.40Banco Ind [2] 195.50 194.10 197.35 199.85 192.30 140.29 225.00 88.00 15 194.05BandhanBank 323.40 331.95 329.00 337.00 324.65 5365.06 430.25 259.40 26 331.75Bang Over 36.55 36.55 36.55 37.45 36.20 13.28 54.85 18.75 15 36.15BankaBioloo 79.90 78.55 77.05 80.80 77.05 6.53 102.15 34.75 - - BankofBaro [2] 88.75 93.05 90.50 93.50 89.25109088.22 99.80 40.60 17 93.05Bans.Syn 195.55 193.80 196.00 206.65 193.05 10.68 255.85 69.60 10 194.10BarbequeNatn 1244.30 1273.45 1246.00 1281.95 1235.55 107.72 1332.25 481.85 - - BASF 3587.75 3636.20 3669.00 3740.00 3617.05 144.98 3926.95 1319.40 34 3635.45Bata India [5] 2118.15 2120.45 2118.15 2180.00 2100.10 803.75 2179.55 1265.00 - 2121.75Bayer Crop 5244.60 5204.05 5273.30 5273.30 5150.00 20.92 6127.45 4928.25 48 5201.55BCLIndust 255.75 248.60 257.40 259.55 244.55 67.19 289.70 98.00 - - BCPowerCo [2] 3.95 3.95 4.05 4.05 3.90 314.26 8.65 2.89 - 3.98Beardsell [2] 14.35 14.25 14.05 14.65 14.05 12.13 18.85 7.55 12 14.69Bedmutha 51.45 54.00 54.00 54.00 54.00 19.70 54.75 17.15 1 54.75BEL [1] 210.55 217.15 205.25 221.50 205.0013361.54 221.50 86.35 26 217.05BEML 1659.70 1639.05 1659.00 1694.70 1626.35 661.22 1694.00 596.00 60 1637.50BergrPaintIn [1] 838.45 837.90 846.00 848.00 833.50 597.20 872.00 588.70 105 837.40BestAgrolife 1022.70 1028.30 1021.10 1109.85 986.40 45.25 1109.85 202.35 - - BF Inv [5] 376.35 369.80 378.25 383.20 368.20 205.82 445.95 255.05 74 371.30BF Util [5] 467.90 461.10 469.80 473.55 460.00 190.23 538.95 226.30 - 461.00BGR Engy 69.40 73.15 72.25 75.90 71.95 1308.03 76.60 31.10 - 73.20Bhageria Ind [5] 293.50 295.45 295.75 302.00 291.00 60.36 328.55 124.00 18 295.80Bhagiradha 797.20 828.55 849.95 943.00 761.30 28.67 943.00 761.30 - - BhagngrInd [2] 49.45 51.45 51.00 52.90 50.60 112.26 65.00 16.50 - 51.05BhagyangrP [2] 34.60 34.10 34.75 37.45 32.40 183.67 37.00 20.20 - 34.20BhandariHo [1] 3.75 3.85 3.75 3.90 3.60 1181.26 4.78 1.05 - 3.86Bhans.Eng [1] 201.15 202.10 203.10 204.55 197.10 1367.21 221.80 77.15 7 202.00Bharat Bij 1361.90 1377.15 1361.90 1394.00 1357.90 23.06 1522.90 650.20 16 1374.90Bharat For [2] 801.00 799.00 818.00 818.00 796.00 1659.45 846.60 445.10 63 798.65Bharat Gea 177.05 177.75 179.90 180.25 175.70 53.63 188.00 45.25 14 178.00Bharat Ras 12237.35 12000.05 12250.00 12339.65 11975.50 4.97 15100.00 8478.90 32 12008.85Bharat Wire 64.25 63.95 65.00 65.90 63.05 31.03 85.70 21.80 - 64.10BharatDynamc 390.95 413.15 395.00 414.45 393.15 1000.00 428.90 285.00 24 413.00BharatRdNwk 29.95 29.70 30.35 31.10 29.10 88.64 41.40 26.35 - 29.95Bharti Air [5] 685.80 680.60 700.00 701.95 679.65 8574.45 738.79 386.79 - 680.45Bharti Infr 224.70 225.75 225.00 228.95 224.70 2.96 265.95 130.00 14 224.75BHEL [2] 74.35 74.60 74.90 77.45 74.1062935.14 79.50 26.95 - 74.60BigBlocConst 137.90 142.20 143.00 143.95 140.00 33.15 176.65 65.00 62 141.95Biocon [5] 347.65 342.50 347.65 349.00 341.35 2870.53 487.70 327.75 183 342.55BioflChm&Pha 67.00 66.10 65.25 66.95 65.00 33.43 352.45 57.00 - 65.85BirlaCable 96.60 98.05 98.60 99.90 96.55 80.84 123.00 45.60 30 98.00BirlaCorp 1426.70 1445.15 1440.80 1455.40 1407.00 120.88 1560.00 620.55 23 1446.75Birlasoft 430.20 430.05 433.45 445.80 428.10 1786.74 457.80 173.00 - - BirlaTyres 25.90 26.30 26.90 26.90 26.10 425.59 43.05 18.50 - - Bk of Ind 59.85 62.20 60.50 62.65 60.2024206.74 101.45 38.20 12 62.15Bk of Mah 21.10 21.95 21.25 22.15 21.2013587.72 31.95 10.86 - 21.90BL Kash [1] 29.70 29.95 30.00 30.60 28.90 528.86 33.00 5.00 - 29.80BLB [1] 12.95 12.35 12.35 12.35 12.35 29.44 15.34 4.46 - 12.40Bliss GVS [1] 111.40 110.35 111.10 112.10 110.10 201.85 224.00 91.50 16 110.30Blue Dart 6508.60 6496.85 6500.00 6538.00 6461.00 11.90 6600.00 3001.00 56 6497.55BlueStar [2] 914.85 920.10 920.00 925.00 909.00 66.82 1025.00 608.00 84 920.80Bodal Chem [2] 141.65 141.60 143.00 144.50 139.60 1004.50 150.00 59.40 18 141.55Bomay Bur [2] 1153.60 1147.95 1152.00 1161.30 1145.00 63.23 1424.40 1083.00 - 1148.00Bombay Dye [2] 102.90 103.85 103.70 107.70 101.10 8948.52 112.75 61.00 - 103.75Bombay Ray 7.20 7.20 7.35 7.35 7.15 449.29 14.61 6.31 - 7.20BombySuprHyb 297.20 291.05 285.05 297.00 285.05 2.53 355.70 75.20 - - BOROSIL 276.20 301.05 285.00 315.00 283.00 3381.98 315.00 152.10 - - BorosilRenew 452.80 475.40 469.40 475.40 461.90 367.74 475.40 78.30 - - Bosch 17863.85 17659.65 17999.75 18112.45 17620.00 28.23 18557.45 11322.00 40 17659.05BPCL 459.30 462.50 470.00 470.00 461.05 4392.32 503.00 338.40 8 462.25Brigade 461.95 443.35 461.60 465.35 441.00 291.55 496.30 154.50 49 443.30BrightcomG [2] 77.55 81.40 73.70 81.40 73.7013006.45 90.55 3.77 - 81.75Britannia [1] 3894.85 3837.35 3960.00 3960.00 3825.00 256.84 4152.05 3317.90 54 3836.95Brooks Lab 130.80 135.75 132.60 137.30 129.95 135.65 155.00 47.65 - 135.80BSE 1396.65 1410.30 1410.00 1436.00 1387.30 478.97 1478.00 466.00 - -
BSL 84.80 81.10 84.80 86.50 80.60 78.64 92.70 27.70 9 81.10BurgrKng(In) 162.35 161.45 163.40 163.60 161.20 1321.94 213.80 108.40 - - Burnpur 3.85 3.95 3.95 4.00 3.70 632.20 4.08 1.19 - 3.93
C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cadila HC [1] 544.10 534.30 544.10 546.00 531.00 1547.34 673.70 405.00 34 534.55Cambridge 62.90 62.65 62.40 65.70 60.30 52.39 97.70 24.55 46 63.25Camlin Fine [1] 187.60 185.50 188.00 190.65 184.10 280.83 230.80 92.40 - 185.60Canara Bk 193.55 198.95 195.80 204.25 193.6036940.32 204.25 84.40 11 199.40CanFinHom [2] 699.50 701.55 705.00 722.00 699.60 1274.93 721.25 418.10 20 701.60CapaciteInfr 186.25 182.85 189.70 189.70 182.00 334.19 251.05 122.95 26 182.80CapitalTrust 92.20 92.75 95.30 95.30 92.45 6.48 153.85 50.00 - 92.75Caplin Point [2] 907.80 913.60 914.95 934.05 902.20 240.96 1034.00 402.00 41 912.80CapriGlo [2] 519.65 517.05 522.20 531.00 508.15 28.94 578.70 234.00 62 517.50CARE 680.10 701.30 689.00 712.40 685.85 336.49 791.15 296.05 24 701.90CarrerPnt 156.15 154.90 157.00 161.30 152.20 41.63 190.65 117.25 22 155.40CartradeTech 1350.30 1320.20 1360.00 1361.65 1312.05 149.61 1618.00 1211.00 - - CastrolIndia [5] 146.75 145.10 147.20 149.50 144.00 1888.08 154.90 107.25 18 144.80CCL Prd [2] 411.05 406.90 413.90 414.40 404.50 231.82 495.00 225.00 33 406.60Ceat 1355.95 1361.35 1367.90 1382.05 1356.00 149.50 1763.15 1001.00 12 1360.45CEEBCO 33.65 34.20 33.70 34.90 33.65 134.19 43.25 12.85 27 34.25Celebrity 11.10 10.55 10.95 11.10 10.55 61.17 15.18 4.25 - 10.47Cent Enka 459.20 457.20 460.00 470.00 455.00 38.80 518.00 165.10 7 456.15Cent.Bk 23.20 23.60 23.40 23.90 23.2510514.81 29.65 10.04 - 23.60Cent.Elec 541.50 549.50 545.95 572.25 545.05 41.51 574.00 258.60 58 549.60Cent.Ext [1] 9.20 9.30 9.20 9.45 9.20 292.17 13.60 3.06 - 9.33Cent.Ply [1] 528.90 550.90 536.00 562.45 534.85 386.91 562.00 170.50 50 550.30Cent.Txt 962.65 936.20 970.40 977.45 930.60 440.10 1003.25 302.00 65 936.25CentrumCap [1] 43.75 44.25 44.00 45.00 42.05 1369.99 58.50 15.15 - 44.25Cera San [5] 5606.60 6201.00 5634.65 6391.50 5610.60 93.78 6386.30 2493.65 72 6201.15Cereb.Int 54.60 54.10 55.00 55.00 53.80 210.93 67.50 27.40 - 54.00CESC [1] 93.75 98.35 94.60 99.70 93.1017555.11 99.65 55.31 16 98.35ChaletHotels 253.95 263.05 259.80 269.50 246.00 977.19 269.25 125.05 - 263.85ChamanLalSat 123.60 122.65 125.00 125.00 122.00 51.34 155.00 101.05 - - Chamb.Frt 383.35 385.55 386.95 391.00 380.90 754.57 451.00 156.15 12 385.85ChembondChem 250.80 245.70 251.50 256.95 245.00 34.28 220.00 115.00 - 208.35ChemconSpecl 437.20 435.45 438.55 442.95 434.10 168.87 569.40 398.00 - - ChemfabAlkal 207.85 207.95 208.95 214.15 207.00 26.91 218.20 115.00 - - ChemplastSan 763.55 802.50 765.50 810.00 765.20 952.44 826.00 510.00 - - CholaFin [2] 594.00 598.75 594.00 610.00 586.90 2760.57 620.75 233.95 35 599.15CholamandF [1] 723.35 709.70 734.75 734.75 703.95 50.34 763.05 362.10 550 708.20Cigniti Tech 615.00 603.95 624.00 624.00 602.10 111.07 677.00 310.60 34 604.60Cineline Ind [5] 123.80 127.90 124.50 129.95 124.50 128.28 131.30 24.65 - 128.35Cinevistaas [2] 15.15 15.90 15.60 15.90 15.40 90.33 18.80 5.50 - 15.82Cipla [2] 911.35 903.75 911.35 915.90 899.50 1913.67 1005.00 706.45 28 903.80CitiUn Bk [1] 171.35 171.00 174.35 174.35 169.90 2545.32 199.80 142.00 21 171.10Clari.Chm 602.25 598.80 602.25 610.00 596.00 48.43 642.20 288.00 28 599.35CleanSci&Tec 2146.75 2160.40 2167.00 2199.00 2142.05 195.26 2353.90 1422.10 - - CLEducateL [5] 100.95 105.95 105.95 105.95 105.95 25.50 106.25 27.40 - 106.25CMI 44.50 46.05 44.10 46.50 43.60 115.41 70.90 30.00 - 46.00Coal India 183.80 185.30 184.80 187.75 183.4015468.91 203.85 109.60 15 185.30CoastalCorp 285.50 278.25 284.00 289.40 274.40 19.29 319.00 274.40 - - CochinShip 370.80 370.25 374.70 376.30 368.85 302.61 433.75 316.00 8 370.05CoffeeDayEnt 36.95 40.60 37.70 40.60 37.20 5252.51 50.30 23.25 - 40.60COFORGE 5604.10 5604.85 5662.80 5691.95 5511.60 312.74 5832.95 2077.50 - - Colgate [1] 1681.20 1667.85 1684.40 1691.45 1665.55 253.52 1823.00 1407.00 42 1668.25CompuageIn [2] 27.10 26.40 27.40 27.70 26.15 230.28 35.00 12.50 8 26.35Compucom [2] 17.35 16.50 16.70 17.35 16.50 357.71 20.95 6.84 - 16.67ComputerAge 3060.65 3094.50 3095.00 3140.00 3070.00 243.40 4067.40 1260.00 - - Con.FinHld 167.25 165.85 169.40 174.00 165.00 21.96 78.40 26.55 - - Concor [5] 677.35 684.65 684.60 694.95 677.35 1245.68 754.10 364.70 63 685.00ConfdnPetIn [1] 88.50 90.60 88.70 91.00 87.45 1229.03 93.35 24.95 36 90.65ControlPrint 325.50 321.75 328.80 331.00 321.00 32.37 416.85 202.80 16 322.60CoralIndFin [2] 44.60 44.65 45.30 45.90 44.30 242.69 58.50 18.20 13 44.40Cords Cab 57.95 57.20 57.75 58.80 57.00 37.65 83.40 36.10 13 57.15Corom.Intl [1] 863.20 857.35 863.50 876.75 850.85 300.40 955.95 681.65 18 859.60Cosmo Film 1638.35 1616.85 1660.00 1679.00 1608.00 121.58 1678.00 420.00 12 1615.75CounClubH [2] 7.30 7.20 7.30 7.60 7.05 80.63 9.21 2.75 - 7.22Count.Cond [1] 3.60 3.40 3.70 3.70 3.35 301.72 4.79 1.85 - 3.37CPCL 134.00 138.15 135.00 140.95 134.00 1154.43 151.80 63.75 105 138.15CraftsmnAuto 2385.80 2531.35 2438.00 2570.00 2412.25 133.46 2570.00 1245.00 - - CrdtacsGramn 673.40 678.00 677.00 681.10 673.55 330.54 839.00 541.00 97 676.90CreatPer&Dis 290.85 305.35 305.35 305.35 305.35 12.49 305.35 83.90 - - Crest Ventu 123.15 123.40 127.75 127.75 121.25 8.17 145.10 71.30 - 123.40Crisil [1] 2978.90 2977.00 3000.00 3045.00 2960.00 34.20 3323.00 1742.35 74 2975.25CromGreaC [2] 474.60 473.05 476.15 477.60 470.00 1034.77 512.05 277.60 48 473.05CSBBank 319.40 309.10 320.00 321.00 295.00 340.57 372.95 197.05 24 309.10CubexTub 23.80 24.45 24.95 24.95 23.30 13.12 35.05 9.71 21 24.70CUMI [1] 883.10 899.40 883.10 910.00 883.10 123.86 956.95 232.10 70 899.25CumminsInd [2] 903.15 910.20 915.00 929.95 903.15 1187.66 1065.00 429.00 36 910.15Cupid Ltd 241.40 241.45 243.50 245.00 240.65 75.99 272.00 190.30 11 241.20Cyber Med 10.10 9.95 10.15 10.15 9.60 13.04 20.35 2.50 - 9.90Cybertech 174.85 173.50 175.95 178.40 173.00 136.97 208.45 74.00 33 173.60CYIENT Ltd [5] 1159.80 1191.85 1205.00 1210.00 1162.20 1670.02 1214.00 387.20 44 1192.50
D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D P WIRES 230.90 242.40 238.80 242.40 238.05 40.83 312.20 60.45 - - Dabur [1] 615.20 614.15 632.00 632.00 612.60 1464.14 658.75 483.00 75 613.95Dalm.B.Sug [2] 454.15 451.90 457.60 464.70 450.00 156.55 516.00 122.80 14 451.95DamodarInd [5] 43.20 42.55 44.40 44.40 42.30 27.48 56.95 21.40 20 42.70DangeeDums 191.35 190.00 190.75 190.90 188.75 1.22 205.00 105.95 - - Datamatics [5] 358.85 348.15 361.90 364.10 347.50 223.81 382.40 66.00 51 348.25DB Corp 96.45 96.70 96.70 98.75 96.55 153.96 124.60 72.95 11 96.70DB Realty 39.35 41.30 41.30 41.30 41.30 807.34 40.95 6.20 - 40.95DB Stk [2] 17.95 17.70 18.50 18.50 17.15 10.26 30.29 7.01 - 18.15DCB Bk 93.25 96.80 93.90 98.65 93.75 4744.90 126.50 74.80 10 96.75DCM 51.25 53.30 50.75 53.80 49.65 51.77 63.75 17.00 - 53.35DCMFinServices 2.90 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 5.08 5.23 0.83 - 3.16DCMNouvelle 234.70 242.30 238.20 246.40 236.15 63.63 258.00 22.00 7 242.15DCMShrira [2] 1191.10 1193.65 1212.00 1231.00 1177.00 81.89 1249.90 315.00 25 1193.40De Nora 339.15 340.55 345.00 345.00 337.50 17.33 437.00 190.00 60 339.60Deccan Cem [5] 769.45 776.95 780.00 792.05 764.45 51.69 846.25 272.55 9 777.10DeepEneResou 46.35 46.05 46.55 47.75 45.60 35.81 89.90 30.50 - - DeepIndust 155.10 152.75 155.20 159.90 150.05 98.77 174.55 57.30 - - Deepk.Fer 421.00 440.70 424.90 450.60 423.00 1386.72 492.60 136.35 29 440.25Deepk.Ntr [2] 2897.80 2866.85 2921.00 2934.95 2850.00 896.63 2990.00 701.85 92 2866.90DelphWrldMon 661.35 650.55 670.00 678.95 648.25 3.90 818.00 300.00 - - Delta Corp [1] 289.90 291.70 292.55 300.45 289.10 9054.61 305.60 106.00 166 291.50Delta Mag 70.70 68.35 74.20 74.20 67.20 47.32 74.10 17.00 - 68.70Den Net 53.30 53.55 53.50 54.85 51.45 3581.51 83.70 41.60 13 53.60DevyaniInter 112.55 112.65 113.60 113.65 111.85 5664.81 140.90 107.55 - - DFMFoods [2] 339.45 343.20 341.95 352.00 338.45 95.82 452.80 308.00 91 343.25Dhamp.Sug 325.60 331.20 327.70 338.00 325.05 886.92 395.00 136.60 10 330.95DhaniService 192.45 209.35 194.20 225.95 194.2010958.75 395.95 155.10 - - Dhanlk.Bk 16.70 16.35 16.70 17.55 16.15 3380.42 20.20 11.50 11 16.40Dhanuka Ag [2] 825.10 825.40 838.00 838.00 822.10 34.62 1053.15 668.95 18 824.55Dhar.Sugar 20.50 20.25 19.85 20.95 19.85 82.09 36.50 3.97 - 20.35Dhun.Inv 638.45 640.70 647.00 648.00 638.45 1.48 705.00 215.00 384 638.10Dhunseri Tea 286.80 283.70 293.70 294.90 282.05 12.68 405.20 155.07 5 283.15DhunseriVent 284.80 283.30 287.35 288.85 282.50 23.57 350.00 60.00 - - DIC India 460.05 456.55 461.90 473.55 455.10 5.84 549.00 357.10 28 456.50Digicontent [2] 12.40 11.85 12.20 13.00 11.80 124.19 21.90 6.77 - 12.62DiligenMedi [1] 2.35 2.45 2.45 2.45 2.35 195.33 4.71 0.33 - 2.44DilipBuildco 696.10 682.85 710.00 718.00 680.10 603.99 749.30 320.80 32 682.70DishmanCar [2] 227.95 229.85 230.00 238.20 227.00 731.61 259.50 102.55 - 229.65Divi'sLabs [2] 5372.15 5343.05 5383.00 5425.10 5314.55 544.94 5425.00 3015.00 70 5339.60DixonTe(In) [2] 5511.30 5753.45 5632.00 5810.95 5600.50 702.41 5808.50 1801.00 200 5753.60DLF Ltd [2] 434.90 441.75 429.30 449.70 429.00 8330.64 449.80 150.70 77 441.45D-Link [2] 146.10 146.90 147.30 149.75 145.15 266.05 168.65 92.20 14 146.80DodlaDairy 588.55 588.70 591.95 595.00 587.00 33.24 668.00 500.00 - - DolatInvest [1] 91.65 90.90 92.00 93.30 90.20 246.00 128.00 43.20 9 91.05DollarInd [2] 453.75 446.05 460.00 461.95 443.00 185.42 463.25 131.65 27 446.10Donear [2] 58.85 58.35 60.00 61.75 58.05 56.89 67.65 19.00 - 58.15DPAbhushan 218.00 226.15 218.00 227.00 218.00 16.87 239.00 70.05 - - DPSC 16.40 16.90 16.75 17.15 16.30 154.93 20.50 9.45 - - Dr Reddy [5] 4958.70 4877.50 4945.00 4974.95 4865.65 333.65 5613.65 4135.90 49 4873.85Dred.Corp 377.95 380.95 379.90 392.00 376.60 184.92 475.00 228.20 - 381.10DrLalPathLab 3683.30 3607.10 3699.90 3700.00 3600.00 173.46 4243.00 2014.00 80 3607.90DuconInfrTe [1] 12.50 13.10 13.10 13.10 13.10 81.24 18.35 3.55 - 13.13Dwarikesh [1] 75.45 76.45 75.85 78.20 74.55 3468.19 83.90 26.10 14 76.55Dynac.Sys 168.75 167.95 173.90 176.20 166.50 115.63 182.15 34.10 15 167.45DynemicProd 694.25 674.05 696.50 710.20 666.05 165.71 770.25 200.00 26 670.90
E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Eclerx 2300.10 2274.65 2316.00 2369.00 2261.00 50.65 2449.00 669.05 29 2276.90EdelFinSer [1] 79.65 81.00 80.30 83.55 80.00 5866.24 100.80 50.00 8 81.00Eicher Moto [1] 2853.20 2826.35 2881.00 2881.00 2812.85 360.16 3035.50 2016.00 49 2824.40EID Parry [1] 484.95 494.70 487.10 504.00 480.00 944.46 503.80 263.10 34 494.30EIH [2] 141.85 143.80 144.00 146.00 141.60 1095.07 150.70 72.45 - 143.80EIH A Htl 425.05 420.95 428.20 429.55 415.70 42.72 449.95 207.35 - 421.95Eimco 395.20 404.75 395.20 417.90 392.05 18.76 539.75 290.00 30 405.00Elec. Eng [2] 166.15 165.70 167.35 168.85 163.00 622.23 185.95 21.50 24 165.35Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 36.55 36.90 36.60 37.25 35.95 543.67 44.20 17.90 15 37.00Electrotherm 141.70 134.60 147.00 152.00 132.70 180.77 197.90 88.25 1 134.75Elgi Eqp [1] 204.60 202.05 207.75 207.75 200.10 169.21 244.00 103.40 46 202.45Elgi Rbr 39.70 39.35 40.00 40.35 39.20 38.80 47.60 15.55 - - Emami [1] 550.25 544.65 551.60 557.65 540.60 981.94 621.35 338.05 48 543.35EmamiPapM [2] 166.90 164.70 169.90 169.90 164.00 94.80 214.90 60.60 18 164.55EmamiRealt [2] 69.90 68.05 70.70 70.75 67.25 95.98 87.50 33.00 - 68.10Emkay Glo 117.10 117.80 118.00 121.35 117.10 82.30 139.80 55.05 21 118.25Emmbi Ind 108.05 107.15 109.50 110.85 106.65 42.84 125.00 67.50 17 107.30EnduranceTec 1839.40 1819.50 1837.90 1847.75 1805.35 103.38 1891.35 976.00 50 1816.80Energy Dev 11.25 11.05 11.50 11.50 11.00 91.11 16.80 4.79 - 11.09Eng.India [5] 77.85 79.40 79.40 79.95 78.90 3278.07 93.60 61.55 16 79.35Ent.Net.Ind 186.40 187.20 185.05 191.45 185.05 50.57 226.95 137.00 - 187.50EPL 231.95 229.70 234.80 234.80 229.00 1048.01 291.95 202.00 - - EqitsSmlFnBk 66.70 67.10 68.65 71.20 66.65 3352.28 76.80 30.05 - - Equitas Hold 135.20 132.25 136.80 137.50 130.10 866.06 144.85 40.35 31 132.40ErisLifeSci [1] 818.40 836.45 818.40 849.90 818.40 340.91 848.60 487.50 31 836.25Eros Intl 21.35 21.30 21.70 21.70 21.00 430.67 36.95 16.35 - 21.30Esab Ind 2423.00 2438.50 2470.00 2500.00 2432.50 5.84 2500.00 1292.75 52 2437.15Escorts 1520.95 1551.25 1530.00 1566.30 1520.95 1394.21 1572.00 1100.10 22 1550.85ESI [2] 5.50 5.25 5.50 5.55 5.25 106.71 5.92 0.91 - 5.28Essar Shp 11.15 11.00 11.15 11.90 10.95 421.21 14.02 7.05 - 11.07Ester [5] 148.30 150.10 151.00 157.30 148.95 507.33 164.60 93.95 8 150.20Euro (I) Fresh 138.00 141.40 143.00 144.55 140.00 2.25 144.55 128.15 - - Eurotex 12.95 13.40 13.55 13.55 12.65 11.33 15.06 5.96 - 13.12Ever.Kanto [2] 122.80 123.25 121.55 124.70 121.55 198.68 162.30 26.95 10 124.10Everady [5] 384.55 376.10 385.15 388.55 372.00 450.93 413.30 128.20 8 377.45Everest Ind 443.65 458.45 444.00 465.70 442.80 382.27 534.00 206.00 13 458.70Excel Ind [5] 1066.85 1083.60 1072.20 1089.00 1070.00 14.68 1289.00 776.95 16 1083.40Excel Realty 3.10 3.15 3.20 3.20 3.00 95.57 4.45 1.06 - 3.15Exide [1] 186.00 185.65 186.90 189.80 184.35 4051.38 220.60 155.10 19 185.50ExxaroTiles 157.60 162.55 158.05 172.70 156.70 2261.82 172.70 128.90 - -
F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FACT 127.20 126.45 127.50 128.00 126.10 100.50 153.00 41.85 20 126.50FaircheOrgan 2006.80 1915.05 1980.00 2047.45 1906.50 22.31 2274.80 580.30 - - FCS Soft [1] 1.55 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1358.78 2.71 0.37 - 1.64FDC [1] 354.10 353.85 358.90 361.00 353.05 122.65 404.90 260.00 20 353.85Fed Bk [2] 93.10 95.30 95.00 96.50 94.0028559.07 96.50 49.80 13 95.30Fed.Goetze 279.00 277.10 280.30 282.80 275.00 80.01 358.20 247.85 20 277.15Fiem Ind 1266.40 1275.30 1310.00 1343.95 1260.00 244.15 1342.00 470.35 20 1276.80Filatex [2] 115.55 117.60 117.30 118.25 114.65 1404.51 127.50 24.00 11 117.55Fin.Cable [2] 490.55 495.60 494.50 504.70 488.50 141.79 557.05 266.80 25 495.45FineOrgInd [5] 3420.50 3448.80 3413.55 3547.00 3385.75 50.37 3593.15 2130.00 87 3441.95FineotexChe [2] 124.45 122.25 124.50 126.90 122.00 465.27 146.10 29.15 37 122.10Fino.Ind [2] 228.30 229.35 230.00 232.00 228.40 544.97 243.40 98.80 17 229.25Firstsource 217.60 215.60 219.00 220.90 214.40 4440.30 242.65 61.00 37 215.40Flexituff 17.50 17.75 19.25 19.25 17.50 209.55 28.90 8.64 - 17.72ForceMotors 1502.95 1549.65 1514.00 1611.90 1490.20 477.54 1707.00 1011.90 - - Fortis Hlt 274.45 262.70 273.25 274.15 261.25 2873.13 304.00 123.30 - 262.70Foseco 1486.60 1485.30 1493.00 1509.00 1474.60 2.09 1790.00 1105.30 34 1481.05Fut. Life [2] 64.05 65.65 64.35 70.00 60.35 401.73 105.00 46.60 - 64.95Fut. Mkt 10.55 10.50 10.50 10.90 10.05 857.50 23.55 7.50 - 10.42FutEntpDVR [2] 12.30 12.90 12.90 13.40 12.15 105.37 16.89 9.46 - 12.85Future Cons 7.65 7.85 7.75 8.20 7.5519320.32 11.95 5.85 - - FutureEntp [2] 9.30 9.80 9.50 10.45 9.10 2480.05 13.92 7.61 - 9.74FutureRetail [2] 56.15 57.75 56.35 61.90 52.80 7858.55 91.20 40.60 - 57.65FuturSuplyCh 85.25 88.85 86.45 94.00 83.50 212.52 121.95 59.35 - 87.50
G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gabriel [1] 156.25 153.35 157.30 157.75 152.60 558.58 168.00 90.75 23 153.20Gail(India) 160.05 161.35 161.00 163.80 160.8516868.39 171.35 82.00 12 161.05GalaxSurfact 3404.45 3434.60 3451.25 3478.00 3401.00 23.57 3600.00 1605.00 67 3438.30Gallant Isp [1] 53.05 53.40 53.10 54.90 53.05 60.31 69.90 26.25 13 53.25Gallant Mtl 80.45 81.00 81.20 82.90 77.50 200.46 88.00 31.10 9 80.85Gandhi Tub [5] 438.95 442.65 445.00 450.00 435.00 38.45 557.85 193.45 13 442.45Ganesh Hsg 223.10 212.95 230.00 230.00 211.95 136.57 229.90 23.80 - 214.50Ganesha Ecos 482.55 494.15 484.95 505.00 483.00 121.68 687.70 239.00 17 497.30GaneshBenzop 89.35 90.85 91.00 95.00 89.95 161.81 105.90 80.05 - - GangaForging 17.85 18.00 18.00 18.10 17.70 1239.36 147.25 13.65 - - GangesSecu 92.65 90.70 90.25 92.60 90.25 2.75 105.00 37.50 20 90.90GardenReach 220.95 230.20 225.00 234.90 220.75 726.42 239.35 167.65 14 230.20GarwarTecFib 3842.80 3770.75 4030.00 4030.00 3733.95 22.93 4033.40 1813.95 46 3769.25Gatewaty 288.30 282.35 300.00 300.00 276.30 424.75 325.20 87.00 39 283.55Gati [2] 146.65 145.55 147.25 150.90 145.00 533.26 179.70 51.55 - 145.90Gayt. Proj [2] 49.30 48.30 49.50 50.00 47.95 1596.04 60.65 17.15 10 48.80GaytriHigw [2] 0.85 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 22.53 1.10 0.36 - 0.97GE Ship 358.45 345.10 360.00 361.70 343.65 403.27 477.00 215.30 9 345.15GE T&DInd 133.50 132.05 133.20 134.50 131.00 75.40 153.80 80.00 - - Geecee 158.95 155.90 161.85 161.85 154.30 25.58 191.50 60.10 24 156.00GeewayWires 88.70 89.75 88.00 90.90 88.00 5.33 112.90 69.95 - - Genesys [5] 293.95 279.35 294.00 298.85 279.30 67.39 314.00 41.40 83 279.35GenInsCorp [5] 148.00 146.75 148.20 148.90 146.45 846.82 243.70 116.00 15 146.60GenricEngCon 44.80 44.50 46.30 46.40 44.25 29.89 68.00 40.00 - - Genus P&B [1] 12.40 12.05 13.00 13.00 11.80 883.61 14.73 4.56 - 12.14Genus Pwr [1] 83.40 91.15 84.20 93.10 83.40 4383.99 93.15 25.20 43 91.10GeojitFinSer 86.55 86.10 87.00 88.50 85.70 523.20 102.70 35.50 - - GEPowerIndia 324.20 319.50 326.00 332.95 310.30 191.61 402.05 177.35 - 319.00GFL 81.75 81.95 81.80 85.05 80.75 168.12 118.00 60.50 - - GHCL 458.35 466.95 465.40 473.65 461.00 304.07 483.10 141.15 11 466.80GIC Hsg 159.00 161.00 160.35 164.00 160.00 581.75 202.50 91.60 5 161.15Gillander 58.10 57.50 57.55 58.65 55.55 5.32 66.00 25.45 15 58.35Gillette 5832.85 5808.65 5855.00 5878.00 5802.25 7.16 6730.15 5011.00 61 5808.15Ginni Fil 34.15 34.50 34.65 35.55 33.55 150.89 42.20 10.75 6 34.90
GKW 689.25 668.60 699.80 699.80 651.50 4.70 922.40 413.00 - - GlandPharma 3780.50 3749.20 3809.90 3819.95 3733.70 86.91 4350.00 1700.00 - - Glaxo Phr 1481.70 1474.80 1485.00 1497.00 1471.15 36.91 1765.95 1379.00 59 1474.65Glb.Vect 56.40 57.00 57.50 59.00 55.00 55.04 72.50 36.20 - 56.65Glenmark [1] 524.80 519.00 525.00 528.40 517.00 1166.19 690.60 442.15 9 519.50GlnmarkLifSc 662.05 657.20 663.00 666.05 656.00 152.19 799.00 656.00 - - Glob.Spr 1454.80 1382.10 1454.80 1481.85 1382.10 175.51 1509.00 275.00 23 1380.50GlobalEductn 47.10 46.45 47.90 48.50 46.10 4.52 77.50 35.50 - - GlobeText(I) 12.25 12.85 12.70 12.85 12.30 406.88 68.00 11.75 - - GM Brew 838.85 803.05 845.55 849.20 800.00 159.96 922.85 370.00 15 803.30GMDC [2] 78.05 77.35 79.00 79.40 77.20 1756.90 83.30 41.85 9 77.35GMMPfaude [2] 4687.70 4657.00 4734.40 4765.50 4645.00 28.92 5435.00 3316.00 65 4649.05GMR Inf [1] 43.40 43.00 43.60 44.45 42.7019529.19 46.10 22.50 - 43.00GNA Axles 1076.80 1076.60 1099.90 1099.90 1073.00 66.33 1107.35 225.75 22 1078.05GNFC 474.60 483.00 478.10 491.00 476.40 1122.38 517.95 189.75 8 482.40Goa Carb 389.10 411.00 390.00 424.65 390.00 102.28 482.20 205.00 - 410.45GOCL Corp [2] 365.85 357.25 368.00 369.50 351.80 147.40 386.00 169.00 33 356.65God.Pow.Isp 1356.70 1424.50 1424.50 1424.50 1402.00 72.06 1840.00 316.70 5 1425.60Godfrey [2] 1329.95 1314.75 1341.00 1352.00 1310.20 115.64 1385.00 831.85 16 1314.25Godrej Cons [1] 1038.70 1017.15 1066.05 1066.05 1014.00 1538.82 1138.50 644.00 81 1018.45Godrej Ind [1] 569.35 578.10 573.00 580.50 570.30 133.87 674.35 351.90 - 577.95Godrej Pr [5] 2502.75 2502.80 2524.95 2557.10 2456.95 1266.34 2598.00 870.85 - 2505.50GodrejAgrovt 637.20 635.80 639.90 647.05 633.00 82.20 746.80 469.70 42 634.55Gokaldas [5] 221.25 223.95 227.35 231.00 221.00 349.50 236.00 65.15 48 223.65Gokul Agro [2] 43.00 43.30 43.65 43.85 43.00 205.34 49.75 12.36 14 43.45Gokul Ref [2] 27.80 27.45 27.85 28.10 27.25 48.80 38.70 11.90 - 27.55Goldiam Int 958.65 964.55 980.00 999.00 960.00 138.44 1074.00 124.00 48 964.65Good Luck S [2] 305.15 307.15 310.00 312.90 303.60 102.87 331.05 37.05 19 306.35GoodyearInd 1061.95 1054.60 1068.95 1074.95 1041.55 81.32 1314.80 990.00 - - GP Petrol [5] 55.05 54.40 55.10 56.00 54.05 79.96 77.60 29.20 18 54.45GPTInfraProj 91.35 90.15 91.35 93.40 90.00 32.50 107.75 26.55 11 90.55Granuels [1] 328.40 325.20 330.05 330.95 323.05 1673.37 438.00 294.70 16 325.15Graphite [2] 602.00 619.75 606.95 629.00 600.00 1993.85 815.35 172.90 33 620.75Grasim [2] 1752.50 1753.95 1762.00 1798.40 1746.00 1333.79 1798.60 761.90 68 1755.55Graur&WeilIn 64.95 65.10 65.05 67.50 64.15 197.33 70.90 53.50 - - Gravita [2] 206.40 207.50 207.50 211.70 206.05 514.13 221.35 41.35 37 207.15Greenlam I [5] 1404.10 1401.20 1405.00 1423.45 1382.75 3.10 1524.95 712.05 35 1406.40GreenPly [1] 195.45 209.15 201.40 210.70 196.50 1868.07 225.00 73.55 36 209.30GrenpanelInd 348.90 345.05 352.00 359.00 339.20 193.24 359.00 59.10 - - Grindwel [5] 1466.95 1575.85 1479.00 1589.95 1475.75 255.58 1590.00 521.00 62 1575.85GRInfraproj 1999.15 1995.10 2013.00 2035.00 1965.05 140.01 2052.00 1543.00 - - GRP Ltd 963.15 972.80 965.00 1015.00 961.50 1.02 1160.60 672.00 20 970.00Grvs.Cot [2] 140.30 139.30 141.40 142.90 139.00 1098.56 184.25 66.00 56 139.30GSFC [2] 136.20 133.90 136.50 138.25 133.55 3164.94 150.75 62.75 10 134.00GSPL 318.25 328.10 321.25 329.40 319.15 812.55 383.00 181.65 19 327.90GSS Info 83.65 82.85 84.15 85.00 82.50 82.33 92.25 34.00 - 83.00GTL 14.90 14.60 15.10 15.10 14.40 234.61 32.55 2.55 4 14.60GTN Text 8.25 8.65 8.25 8.65 8.10 5.62 11.86 4.75 - 8.58GTPLHathway 292.70 282.35 288.00 289.55 279.05 216.62 313.15 108.75 24 282.55Gufic Bio [1] 194.30 194.25 196.05 198.00 192.85 441.66 231.70 88.45 25 194.35Guj.Alk 823.55 815.35 823.90 846.00 807.15 781.45 845.50 304.35 30 814.55Guj.Ind.Pow 96.25 99.80 97.00 100.75 96.75 2135.48 105.65 65.00 10 99.75Guj.Lsg.Fin 2.95 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.10 7.30 3.50 1.79 - 2.90Guj.Pipav 113.15 116.60 114.50 118.15 112.05 2713.03 124.15 84.00 27 116.60Guj.Sid.Cem 51.40 50.35 51.95 53.00 49.80 433.27 62.60 29.20 12 50.35Gujarat Gas [2] 628.80 660.15 631.80 667.70 630.00 3571.50 786.65 286.00 27 660.95GujaratFluor 2079.95 2108.10 2104.00 2135.00 2055.00 164.90 2205.00 442.15 - - Gul.Amb.Ex [1] 177.45 178.85 179.00 183.05 177.65 504.21 201.65 104.60 10 179.05Gul.Apl 212.95 210.70 217.45 217.45 210.00 8.72 277.20 178.90 - 210.65Gulf Oil Lub [2] 593.80 599.15 599.00 606.00 590.00 55.54 846.15 548.40 14 597.55Gulshan Po [1] 315.05 313.65 330.80 330.80 311.50 155.87 331.45 57.00 18 312.95Gyscoal [1] 2.35 2.35 2.35 2.40 2.35 212.53 3.70 1.90 - 2.36
H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Harri.Mal 187.55 184.75 188.80 190.05 183.15 111.36 250.00 87.50 7 184.85Hathway [2] 26.85 26.50 27.20 27.40 26.30 6587.90 36.55 20.50 - 26.55Hatsun Agro [1] 1457.65 1479.20 1510.15 1517.90 1462.35 100.02 1533.65 566.63 128 1477.95HavellsIndia [1] 1474.10 1454.70 1486.65 1504.45 1440.20 1694.57 1503.70 692.65 75 1455.80HBL Pwr [1] 54.70 58.00 55.10 59.60 55.05 5801.78 59.55 16.00 44 58.10HBStockhold 39.05 38.90 39.85 40.05 38.60 11.26 52.10 5.05 - - HCC [1] 10.65 11.60 10.70 11.70 10.6025857.04 16.33 4.76 - 11.58HCG 255.95 254.60 258.10 258.10 251.40 151.11 274.45 116.30 - 254.95HCL Info [2] 13.95 14.15 14.10 14.35 13.90 1074.96 21.91 6.60 - 14.12HCL Tech [2] 1251.15 1221.40 1240.00 1272.50 1215.0023861.60 1377.00 800.60 36 1221.35HDFC [2] 2808.75 2811.50 2848.00 2848.00 2788.05 2609.97 2895.35 1907.70 42 2810.50HDFC AMC [5] 2950.15 2932.45 2979.00 2979.00 2930.10 307.75 3363.00 2225.90 46 2931.75HDFC Bank [1] 1687.40 1670.30 1705.00 1725.00 1667.0514428.23 1724.30 1176.55 28 1670.15HDFCLifeIns 693.80 703.60 700.00 706.05 689.05 4597.12 775.65 556.35 118 703.20HEG 2360.25 2513.35 2360.05 2551.00 2360.05 358.10 2626.15 659.15 491 2510.05Heidelbrg 255.35 258.25 258.50 260.40 257.00 181.40 284.55 178.50 18 258.20HemispherePR 140.85 139.05 141.80 142.80 138.55 1038.66 167.20 54.40 - - HeranbaIndus 782.25 775.05 788.00 794.00 773.30 236.60 945.00 602.10 - - Herc.Hoi [1] 147.80 147.00 148.00 150.65 146.05 35.77 179.65 86.00 49 147.05Herit.Fds [5] 473.45 476.25 477.20 483.85 470.10 216.78 541.50 257.00 27 470.55HeroMoto [2] 2927.80 2904.10 2939.00 2950.00 2896.20 440.83 3628.55 2636.00 18 2905.45Hester Biosc 2520.45 2524.85 2530.00 2609.90 2509.00 23.21 3180.00 1600.00 45 2522.35HFCL [1] 78.95 79.00 82.85 82.85 78.45 9025.80 95.70 16.20 33 78.95HGInfraEngg 702.35 730.75 714.35 785.00 714.35 374.88 784.30 150.80 17 730.95Hikal [2] 522.75 540.35 528.00 544.00 515.00 602.42 742.00 142.85 40 540.45HIL 5195.25 5195.65 5220.00 5291.90 5151.00 9.32 6750.00 1650.00 16 5198.50Hilton Mtl 13.10 13.75 13.40 13.75 13.30 35.71 16.06 8.60 - 13.76HimadriSpe [1] 50.65 52.00 51.15 53.20 50.5010165.56 62.40 37.55 30 51.95Hind.Compo [5] 323.75 321.70 329.80 329.80 321.30 5.85 387.45 174.70 22 321.85Hind.Cop [5] 132.35 149.20 138.10 152.70 138.0033963.72 196.90 31.95 114 149.30Hind.Media 78.10 78.60 78.10 81.00 77.95 187.54 107.00 44.80 14 78.55Hind.Mot [5] 15.75 17.30 16.45 17.30 16.10 2286.49 17.34 4.80 - 17.34Hind.N.Gls [2] 35.80 35.80 36.35 36.50 35.65 39.76 53.20 23.30 - 35.95Hind.Oil.Ex 196.55 190.60 198.90 202.70 188.55 807.60 222.10 60.75 69 190.50Hind.Rect [2] 186.80 184.60 188.95 191.00 182.05 20.30 232.25 117.45 47 184.10Hind.Znc [2] 346.70 387.65 372.00 408.60 367.50 8782.61 407.90 200.40 19 387.55Hindalco [1] 516.10 542.80 535.45 551.85 526.5023481.79 551.65 165.30 64 542.95HindconChem 71.60 67.50 73.95 73.95 65.55 53.70 81.90 41.75 - - HindustnAero 1443.75 1480.40 1475.00 1566.00 1460.00 3842.19 1568.45 660.00 15 1480.00HindustnFood 2031.25 2025.00 2065.00 2079.00 2015.05 5.03 2578.00 823.00 - - HisarMetalIn 129.70 130.80 132.60 134.20 130.00 22.01 165.00 72.15 9 131.15HiTech Gr 258.10 259.60 264.20 264.20 258.00 7.76 364.90 95.90 10 259.25Hi-TechPipes 574.15 610.40 586.00 614.00 580.25 72.25 274.65 76.00 41 228.80HLEGlascoat 7310.35 7186.25 7400.00 7550.00 7063.40 57.87 7550.00 1755.00 - - HomeFirstFin 657.50 636.75 661.00 664.45 631.55 120.44 691.80 440.00 - - Honda Siel 1398.35 1403.60 1440.00 1440.00 1382.95 24.29 1440.00 902.00 19 1401.05Honey.Aut 44648.70 44134.35 44735.00 45098.95 43350.00 4.04 49805.00 27854.00 8644120.75Hotel Rugby 2.85 2.95 2.95 2.95 2.95 0.01 5.13 0.91 - 3.24HOV Services 56.60 56.65 57.50 57.95 56.10 17.77 90.00 28.05 34 57.05HPCL 331.35 331.70 334.35 339.70 330.50 3662.29 339.70 170.25 5 331.60HPLElect&Pow 71.05 70.75 71.05 71.80 70.50 154.48 91.90 26.85 69 70.75HSG&UrbanDev 44.85 45.70 45.25 46.60 45.10 8561.38 58.25 30.05 5 45.70HSIL [2] 226.85 234.25 228.00 245.35 227.95 633.77 287.35 71.50 13 234.05HT Media [2] 26.20 25.95 26.80 26.85 25.10 427.18 35.15 12.43 - 26.00Hubtown 36.35 38.15 38.00 38.15 37.10 76.71 44.90 9.60 - 37.50HuhtamakiInd 263.95 264.55 268.95 268.95 263.60 68.97 352.15 260.20 - - HUL [1] 2649.55 2654.00 2672.80 2678.90 2643.05 1758.18 2859.10 2043.80 76 2654.15
I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ibull Hsg [2] 237.50 248.05 240.50 250.70 240.5015087.62 313.50 137.05 11 248.00Ibull Real [2] 164.10 174.45 182.00 186.00 172.5029862.11 186.00 46.35 - 174.60IceMakRefrig 71.55 71.00 73.95 73.95 70.70 23.20 120.20 60.00 - - ICICI Bank [2] 727.30 745.45 739.00 748.90 732.0515345.60 749.05 388.10 28 745.10ICICILombGIC 1520.25 1519.45 1539.70 1540.00 1518.00 516.94 1674.00 1212.00 61 1520.15ICICISecu 878.50 843.40 887.00 894.70 838.25 720.65 896.05 376.90 - - ICRA 3575.35 3693.65 3600.00 3829.00 3600.00 13.38 4158.60 2555.00 52 3682.75IDBI 62.50 59.70 62.35 65.25 59.1054060.04 65.25 26.35 35 59.65Idea Cell 10.75 10.60 10.85 10.85 10.50137172.81 13.80 4.55 - 10.60IDFC 54.20 54.85 55.20 55.95 54.55 6928.40 62.60 28.30 - 54.80IDFCFirstBnk 49.40 50.95 49.80 51.95 49.5557006.36 69.30 29.80 - - IFB Agro 702.05 689.10 703.05 724.00 681.05 67.47 759.00 312.00 10 690.10IFB Ind 1168.40 1170.10 1165.00 1186.70 1162.10 38.97 1458.10 681.75 76 1170.25IFCI 13.90 14.10 14.00 14.55 14.00 8182.79 16.40 5.70 - 14.11IFGLRefract 319.15 322.05 320.10 328.00 319.15 39.99 434.00 137.90 25 322.50IG Pet 875.95 854.90 877.00 891.90 851.10 69.80 1017.90 267.00 11 853.55Igarshi 580.75 574.70 585.30 596.05 568.75 203.83 612.20 262.85 45 571.05IIFLSecurity 114.45 114.90 115.65 117.25 114.50 468.12 128.50 37.60 - - IIFLWealtMgt 1649.35 1702.95 1657.60 1748.00 1649.05 118.95 1748.00 856.90 - - IL&FS Ven [2] 6.00 6.30 6.15 6.30 6.00 572.11 9.52 3.60 - 6.35IMP Pwr 12.85 13.00 13.40 13.75 12.75 103.17 21.15 10.75 - 13.02IMPAL 788.25 805.75 788.25 811.00 785.00 3.72 919.05 501.10 18 802.45IncrediblInd 27.60 27.60 27.60 28.30 27.05 27.15 44.00 15.10 - - Ind Terr [2] 47.90 47.35 48.90 49.75 46.90 353.23 52.35 26.60 - 47.20Ind.Bk.Mer 25.05 24.50 25.60 25.80 24.10 172.20 37.25 8.05 22 24.55Ind.Card 177.65 179.10 186.25 186.25 177.00 4.98 232.00 92.05 - 179.40Ind.Cem 214.40 218.45 216.45 226.00 215.40 9405.56 226.00 114.00 28 218.50Ind.Gly 931.80 911.85 937.00 940.55 903.00 126.70 1011.15 222.00 20 912.25Ind.Hume [2] 203.00 202.85 205.60 206.05 202.15 39.10 252.70 153.00 19 203.05Ind.Nippon [5] 404.50 414.15 408.10 418.20 406.00 63.08 447.30 319.40 19 415.25Ind.Ovr.Bk 22.70 22.90 22.85 23.40 22.7010473.70 29.00 8.80 - 22.90Ind.Ram.Sy 52.15 51.25 52.45 53.40 51.10 78.43 62.65 20.85 6 51.30Indian Bk 164.50 171.45 170.90 174.80 169.00 9664.18 174.50 56.55 6 171.65Indian Htl [1] 229.55 225.45 231.65 235.00 222.1512208.89 237.50 92.00 - 225.65IndianEgyEx [1] 793.10 796.90 797.80 808.20 791.20 7581.66 819.00 181.00 102 796.80IndianRailTr 5463.55 5877.70 5594.00 5967.00 5575.05 7938.92 5967.00 1290.05 - - IndianRlyFin 23.60 24.35 23.80 24.75 23.7043875.01 26.70 20.80 - - IndiaPestcid 343.35 340.60 348.00 353.95 335.00 895.34 368.00 301.00 - - IndigoPaints 2508.00 2493.85 2515.00 2515.00 2490.00 24.01 3329.95 2220.25 - - IndmrtIntmsh 9428.90 9216.05 9502.85 9710.70 9183.00 183.41 9950.00 4515.00 - - Indo Count [2] 290.90 299.30 290.00 303.00 287.55 422.07 314.80 113.00 16 298.95Indo Wnd 8.90 8.55 8.50 9.15 8.50 902.21 9.89 2.44 - 8.61Indoco Rem [2] 463.05 478.90 480.00 504.55 475.60 781.89 529.70 241.20 38 479.25IndostrCapFn 284.15 287.10 284.20 292.00 284.15 107.21 416.95 275.00 - 287.35Indotech Tr 174.30 170.50 175.05 180.00 167.30 51.36 290.95 78.10 31 170.10IndoThai 92.70 99.55 95.50 101.90 92.05 52.37 101.50 15.30 6 99.35Indra.Med 80.05 79.30 81.00 81.50 79.05 225.80 102.55 48.20 17 79.35IndraprsGas [2] 509.80 509.00 511.00 512.15 504.20 3477.14 604.00 374.20 29 509.50IndSwifLab 63.10 62.70 64.00 64.30 62.40 96.53 127.35 43.80 36 62.85Ind-Swift [2] 15.10 15.85 15.85 15.85 15.50 68.94 16.03 2.97 - 16.03IndusInd BK 1210.00 1219.60 1221.00 1229.65 1196.05 4512.59 1229.20 571.10 28 1220.55IndusTowers 306.00 301.15 300.20 307.55 299.00 3192.29 332.80 175.25 - - INEOS Styro 1572.65 1833.60 1779.80 1881.00 1750.20 503.63 1886.80 500.00 8 1830.75Infibeam Inc [1] 51.70 51.45 51.35 53.00 51.2010367.16 58.45 36.80 - 51.40Info Edge (I) 7008.85 7019.50 7008.85 7131.60 6950.00 220.83 7180.00 3362.05 310 7017.00InfobeansTec 417.70 401.05 417.70 428.95 397.20 22.58 448.15 107.80 - - Infomedia 4.05 4.25 4.25 4.25 4.25 0.42 5.99 2.68 - 4.53Infosys [5] 1715.75 1792.15 1740.00 1799.00 1740.0013438.11 1799.05 1051.00 38 1792.15Infrasoft 150.60 141.50 153.65 155.00 140.90 122.80 158.80 59.35 116 141.70Ingersoll 1175.00 1185.75 1180.90 1198.70 1162.00 87.17 1245.80 558.70 41 1184.25Inox Leis 415.40 413.75 418.90 423.90 411.55 546.21 432.15 241.90 - 413.05Inox Wind 129.10 128.25 134.30 134.50 127.10 1257.31 160.00 35.00 - 128.25InoxWindEner 711.60 747.15 747.15 747.15 711.60 25.73 747.15 339.35 - - Insectic 706.80 696.90 712.70 712.70 695.05 13.69 846.00 399.00 14 696.00InspirisySol 46.55 46.35 45.70 48.80 44.70 30.35 71.85 25.60 - - IntellecDesi [5] 706.30 714.30 710.90 720.00 706.50 291.87 892.00 229.00 43 714.30IntenseTech [2] 72.05 74.05 71.15 74.90 71.15 69.87 119.75 30.90 15 74.00IntGlobAviat 2073.20 2052.85 2093.00 2098.90 2045.00 434.29 2306.15 1260.00 - 2053.10IntlConveyor 68.45 68.50 65.80 71.00 65.80 147.98 81.00 65.00 - - Inventure [1] 2.55 2.60 2.60 2.65 2.55 2729.73 4.70 1.45 - 2.61IOC 134.40 136.35 140.00 140.00 135.7014763.82 139.00 74.60 5 136.30IOL Chem 608.55 606.95 618.00 624.00 604.00 645.03 807.30 516.35 9 606.50IPCA Lab [2] 2422.20 2415.60 2430.00 2456.70 2390.00 184.12 2767.10 1786.05 32 2413.35I-PruLifeINS 651.95 673.50 658.50 678.00 653.00 1804.00 724.50 398.75 199 673.30IRB Infra 211.90 211.85 214.00 224.00 209.15 6866.12 223.95 97.75 42 211.90IrconIntl 46.50 48.25 47.25 48.50 46.90 6179.46 108.50 40.15 - - IrisClothing 220.65 215.00 220.65 229.50 213.00 7.67 229.50 62.35 - - IsgecHeavyEn 702.50 717.00 705.00 730.40 700.00 102.27 878.35 524.15 - - ISMT [5] 34.80 36.50 36.50 36.50 35.40 456.63 36.15 6.33 - 36.15ITC [1] 256.55 262.55 261.00 265.30 257.3560292.90 265.30 163.40 24 262.45ITD Cem [1] 92.25 94.35 93.10 96.80 93.00 2704.68 97.50 47.50 32 94.30ITDC 421.20 430.80 424.60 441.80 421.40 252.25 463.90 217.00 - 431.05ITI 128.00 125.75 129.05 129.65 124.95 965.98 143.70 102.20 - 125.95IVP 114.00 115.80 113.35 118.50 110.55 13.32 164.00 41.00 14 116.50IZMO Ltd 96.75 96.70 98.35 99.00 95.90 65.40 148.85 33.80 - 96.55
J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J&K Bk [1] 38.95 40.40 39.45 41.45 39.2511291.00 44.35 14.10 7 40.35Jagran [2] 62.05 64.15 62.10 65.50 62.10 525.27 71.50 34.00 10 64.15Jags.Phr [5] 151.00 162.30 152.00 168.00 152.00 541.10 203.25 37.60 20 162.45Jai Corp [1] 138.60 137.45 139.50 141.70 136.90 1882.87 172.85 79.35 22 137.35JaiBal.Ind 55.00 55.40 54.30 56.50 54.30 77.28 668.00 81.00 - - Jain I.DVR [2] 29.10 28.80 30.45 30.45 28.55 114.86 30.35 9.30 - 28.70Jain Irrg [2] 51.25 49.30 52.00 53.50 48.80 5434.65 53.50 13.50 - 49.40Jamna Au [1] 98.90 98.00 100.00 102.00 97.50 2010.95 101.90 39.75 36 97.95JashEngg 490.00 506.30 498.00 509.15 495.00 14.56 628.00 170.15 - - Jay Bhr [5] 221.20 208.80 222.65 222.65 207.75 146.96 269.00 98.75 18 208.90Jay.Agro [5] 254.65 252.25 256.90 257.70 249.00 42.10 322.90 91.00 16 251.35Jaypee Inf 2.30 2.20 2.25 2.30 2.20 9417.58 4.21 1.17 - 2.20Jayshr Tea [5] 110.40 108.55 111.15 111.65 108.10 98.38 145.00 56.10 5 108.60JB Chem [2] 1799.85 1789.75 1799.85 1810.00 1756.60 559.28 1984.75 892.60 31 1787.50JBF Ind 24.50 23.50 24.65 24.65 23.30 384.81 50.20 6.80 - 23.45JBM Auro [5] 631.95 619.90 645.00 649.00 617.50 100.43 666.00 225.00 33 620.05JHS Svend 26.65 26.25 26.65 27.00 25.70 193.12 33.30 17.55 - 26.25Jind.Drl [5] 150.85 158.85 152.00 161.40 152.00 188.71 167.55 68.10 31 159.10Jind.Pho 167.80 164.75 175.90 175.90 161.20 48.65 185.70 10.55 - 164.25Jind.Poly 1019.70 1051.25 1025.00 1082.20 1025.00 274.95 1168.15 410.60 5 1050.70Jind.Saw [2] 121.85 124.80 122.95 128.00 122.75 3369.65 147.65 58.40 8 124.75Jind.Stl&P [1] 446.50 452.10 451.60 461.00 450.1010750.66 501.60 184.50 5 452.15Jind.World [1] 113.15 115.70 113.45 118.90 113.00 657.54 122.00 44.00 31 115.80JindStain(H) [2] 319.65 329.90 322.00 334.90 322.00 807.23 334.55 89.00 10 330.80JK Cem 3456.00 3451.05 3425.55 3514.95 3422.60 79.05 3690.00 1709.70 34 3449.45JK Lak.Cem [5] 631.25 620.70 632.00 634.75 619.00 263.22 815.25 266.25 16 621.15JK Paper 251.05 250.35 251.90 255.00 249.40 1237.03 284.80 86.30 11 250.60JK Tyre [2] 151.70 158.95 153.00 160.00 151.75 5164.36 166.00 58.30 11 159.10Jkumar Inf [5] 176.25 175.20 177.80 179.70 174.00 269.06 231.00 102.00 11 176.20JM Fin [1] 93.95 94.15 94.40 96.40 93.80 2155.70 117.55 74.35 37 94.10JMC Proj [2] 113.70 115.00 115.00 116.30 112.80 452.84 130.00 45.00 18 114.90JMT Auto [1] 3.15 3.10 3.15 3.20 3.05 1112.09 3.96 2.19 - 3.09Jocil 229.70 226.40 227.25 231.80 225.90 23.93 319.80 139.00 - - JohnCntHita 2210.65 2201.70 2219.00 2236.60 2199.95 9.13 2936.70 2080.00 132 2202.45JP Associ [2] 9.80 9.55 10.00 10.25 9.3011739.61 15.90 3.29 - 9.56JP Pwr 5.45 5.65 5.50 5.75 5.30 139323.40 6.84 2.19 - 5.66JSL [2] 172.05 185.45 173.60 188.40 173.55 4773.86 188.25 52.65 12 185.45
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Nava.B.Ve [2] 124.00 127.10 124.00 128.50 123.95 620.21 133.00 46.55 10 127.00Navin Flu [2] 3934.25 3866.70 3984.00 4023.95 3845.05 210.83 4212.50 2013.60 76 3867.00Navkar Corp 42.70 42.70 43.10 43.85 42.50 392.31 54.70 24.10 16 42.75Navneet Ed [2] 115.35 111.45 116.00 116.25 110.75 288.16 121.55 72.30 46 111.35NBI.IndFinCo 2647.85 2630.50 2695.00 2695.00 2606.00 0.27 3200.00 1510.00 NCC [2] 81.50 81.90 82.10 83.90 81.60 4503.43 100.00 32.50 17 81.85NCL Ind 250.85 242.15 253.40 256.25 239.25 474.73 304.80 114.30 7 242.60NDRAutoCompo 398.45 391.40 403.00 408.05 389.90 10.69 408.85 120.00 NDTV [4] 82.55 82.55 84.45 84.45 82.40 33.26 106.20 27.20 11 82.55NECaryCorp 18.90 20.75 19.00 20.75 18.80 920.71 22.00 6.65 19 20.90Nect.Life [1] 30.40 30.35 30.40 31.00 30.25 371.20 48.40 16.20 30.35Nelcast [2] 88.75 89.30 89.95 93.20 88.75 195.46 100.00 50.00 40 89.25NeogenChem 1250.10 1287.55 1272.00 1310.00 1259.00 160.11 1379.90 595.00 Nesco [2] 667.00 657.95 680.00 683.00 653.50 108.69 697.00 463.50 28 660.60NestleIndia 19325.40 19438.45 19600.00 19600.00 19220.00 56.30 20599.95 15435.00 8519427.25Netwk 18 [5] 78.75 83.75 80.00 90.00 78.8012162.15 90.00 32.10 83.75NeueonTowers 2.70 2.60 2.60 2.60 2.60 108.41 3.48 0.70 2.79Neuland 1823.40 1732.25 1860.00 1874.00 1732.25 38.53 2840.00 975.00 30 1734.50NewgenSwTech 602.70 616.30 614.45 620.00 595.00 129.78 754.70 216.75 33 613.95Next Media 5.85 5.90 5.85 6.40 5.60 163.82 7.10 3.50 NHPC 30.90 35.50 31.60 37.05 31.1599121.66 37.00 19.70 10 35.50NIIT [2] 346.95 361.20 350.90 363.00 347.05 859.09 387.30 129.50 92 360.35Nila Infras [1] 6.95 6.55 6.95 6.95 6.40 935.05 8.26 3.66 6.55NILA Spaes 1.85 1.80 1.80 1.90 1.80 210.20 2.80 0.95 Nilkamal 2677.55 2647.60 2690.00 2709.00 2625.00 17.01 3174.00 1242.55 30 2641.65Nippo Bat 1036.00 1024.80 1048.00 1048.00 1015.05 20.63 1282.45 503.30 12 1031.10NipponLIAM 449.10 451.70 451.10 464.00 446.55 1464.04 464.50 267.10 NirajCement 38.55 38.00 39.50 39.50 37.60 76.11 55.90 34.80 Nitco 25.50 24.55 25.70 25.85 23.95 144.47 33.90 16.20 24.55NitirajEngg 52.45 51.45 52.45 53.25 49.55 5.66 66.00 38.20 NK Industries 41.30 39.35 41.30 42.85 39.25 3.25 46.60 16.05 42.65NLC India 77.80 76.65 78.65 80.10 76.0514293.78 80.00 46.25 11 76.65NMDC Ltd [1] 153.55 157.55 155.60 159.60 155.2523800.88 213.15 79.15 5 157.60Nocil 307.40 304.50 308.50 312.90 303.10 905.05 321.00 117.65 42 304.85Noida Toll 7.50 7.15 7.15 7.45 7.15 793.61 9.10 3.96 7.07Norben 7.30 7.30 7.30 7.30 7.20 8.98 9.95 4.90 NovartisInd 795.00 784.30 807.70 807.70 779.90 32.04 999.00 755.15 NRAgarwalInd 334.50 324.65 339.90 343.65 318.65 61.18 361.15 173.35 NRB Bear [2] 145.55 144.80 146.95 148.35 143.00 181.03 154.10 66.20 20 144.80NRB Ind [2] 31.65 28.60 34.00 34.70 28.50 347.33 34.80 5.15 28.85NTPC 149.40 149.55 151.25 151.70 148.7025346.03 151.60 80.40 10 149.40Nucleas Sw 593.70 590.50 598.80 598.80 589.00 78.92 765.35 476.00 21 590.20NURECA 1884.70 1902.05 1899.95 1949.70 1867.10 16.47 2315.00 555.60 NuvocoVistas 528.90 530.00 534.70 534.70 525.30 372.88 577.90 485.00 Nxtdigital 506.95 497.65 507.00 512.60 493.25 6.02 649.35 390.60
O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oberoi 956.35 966.90 960.00 984.00 943.05 1148.39 1007.00 382.00 82 966.75OdishaCeme [2] 2062.85 2084.50 2088.00 2108.00 2057.10 516.78 2547.20 790.30 1345 2084.90Oil India 235.20 235.55 241.00 241.55 234.65 1521.02 267.70 83.10 9 235.40Omax Auto 48.65 46.25 48.65 49.85 46.25 119.78 74.00 35.20 46.25Omaxe 81.05 80.65 82.75 83.05 78.90 215.28 98.60 56.00 80.65OMDC [1] 2856.35 2835.70 2866.00 2935.00 2830.00 24.88 3800.00 2010.00 2833.05OmInfraLtd 32.85 33.95 32.70 34.50 32.70 297.46 38.75 15.90 Omkar Spl 24.75 25.95 25.95 25.95 23.55 843.85 26.00 4.74 26.00Onelife Cap 18.80 19.10 18.80 19.70 17.90 48.95 25.09 5.52 19.70OnePntOneSol 35.70 37.45 35.70 37.45 34.50 25.99 37.45 9.30 ONGC [5] 159.05 162.10 163.75 165.50 161.2022899.88 172.80 64.15 15 162.15OnMobile 118.15 123.15 121.10 127.00 121.10 1207.61 154.35 38.55 76 123.35Onward Te 220.70 225.15 225.00 229.95 219.70 37.69 283.80 57.60 40 226.15OptimusInfra 368.45 386.85 386.85 386.85 378.00 299.09 385.95 81.60 29 385.95OracleFinSe [5] 4777.70 4729.45 4777.10 4826.45 4713.60 88.73 4960.70 2933.05 24 4728.25Orbit Exp 79.75 81.40 83.50 83.50 79.00 30.53 99.40 55.20 38 81.50Oricon Enter [2] 29.30 28.65 29.65 29.65 28.60 131.83 37.45 17.15 28.70Orient Bell 354.25 360.05 351.35 368.50 351.35 57.87 432.10 107.90 40 359.25Orient Cem [1] 162.25 160.35 165.90 166.00 160.00 745.48 173.40 56.90 12 160.40Orient Grn 4.70 4.85 4.90 4.90 4.7011073.93 5.22 1.71 4.86Orient Htls [1] 39.00 40.65 39.70 42.60 39.50 1337.51 43.35 18.60 40.60Orient Pap [1] 33.75 34.05 34.00 35.80 33.85 3277.37 35.85 15.75 34.05Orient Pres 73.85 73.40 73.05 75.05 72.45 6.25 123.80 62.75 73.90Orient Tri 9.05 8.90 8.85 9.30 8.85 31.31 13.25 5.00 8.93OrientAbr [1] 29.95 29.60 29.40 30.80 29.40 472.26 38.60 18.15 29.50OrientalArmt 904.10 900.70 916.00 925.00 895.10 20.98 1100.00 364.00 OrientalCar 1077.95 1075.90 1077.95 1084.75 1071.00 8.70 1321.00 750.00 12 1076.80OrientElect 337.20 336.95 339.50 342.45 333.00 274.68 368.00 188.15 OrtinLabs 31.05 31.30 31.10 32.95 31.10 71.10 52.25 21.40 Oswal Chem 24.15 23.15 24.40 24.60 23.00 477.51 35.50 10.75 14 23.20OswalAgroMil 17.50 17.60 17.80 18.05 17.40 163.31 19.95 8.35 17.70
P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P&GHealth 5636.90 5564.60 5636.90 5675.00 5556.00 13.42 7500.00 5045.00 P&S Bk 18.55 19.20 18.65 19.50 18.60 2448.78 23.79 10.42 19.25Page Ind 37370.30 37543.15 37690.00 38131.60 37215.05 23.16 38316.25 19455.00 10737501.95PaisaloDigit 1093.65 1101.05 1099.00 1143.00 1080.55 219.14 1143.15 368.10 75 1098.15PalashSecu 87.10 85.40 87.20 88.95 84.30 2.90 97.65 26.00 30 85.40PalredTech 134.40 134.90 135.90 139.00 129.05 129.99 170.90 25.50 134.65Pan.Petro [2] 274.55 268.95 277.90 279.50 267.90 182.38 309.65 50.65 10 268.45Panac.Bio [1] 270.70 265.65 265.00 271.00 264.95 144.59 453.70 171.00 265.95PanachDigLif 59.45 62.40 62.40 62.40 62.40 17.43 94.80 37.15 ParagMilk 141.40 136.85 142.60 143.50 136.15 778.25 157.60 94.00 41 137.00Param.Com [2] 13.50 13.40 13.70 13.85 13.15 435.17 24.60 6.18 13.41
ParasDef25.30 750.35 643.90 750.35 617.15 3670.82 750.35 617.15 ParDrugs&Che 253.70 266.35 241.50 266.35 241.05 309.61 310.60 142.90 Parsvnath [5] 16.35 15.70 16.80 16.80 15.60 748.20 19.56 2.16 15.71PasupatiAcry 34.35 33.00 34.50 35.00 32.50 109.82 40.25 32.50 Patel Eng [1] 27.75 27.00 28.50 28.60 26.80 2460.11 31.70 9.21 26.95Patel Int 22.75 22.70 22.75 23.80 22.50 44.36 32.05 14.80 22.65Patspin Ind 9.40 9.10 9.65 9.75 8.95 20.85 14.59 3.85 9.49PBA Infra 11.65 11.25 11.30 12.20 11.10 49.09 22.73 7.50 11.39PC Jewl 29.40 29.95 29.40 30.25 29.40 6337.86 32.75 13.13 17 30.00PDS Multinat 1276.20 1396.85 1309.00 1477.45 1282.50 15.72 1548.00 300.00 81 1396.95Pearl Glo 311.15 306.85 318.95 318.95 304.70 21.47 474.35 151.00 306.10Pearl Poly 15.75 15.95 16.00 16.30 15.40 12.72 21.45 13.87 1 15.87Peninsula [2] 12.10 12.05 12.20 12.55 11.95 257.29 17.20 3.65 12.00Pennar Ind [5] 29.80 31.30 29.80 32.15 29.80 1773.75 42.90 15.20 16 31.30Persistnt 4212.00 4128.50 4250.00 4287.25 4101.00 248.68 4289.40 1075.00 57 4126.15Petronet 230.50 234.35 243.20 243.55 233.00 5188.19 275.25 211.50 12 234.30PFC 148.95 150.80 151.20 153.75 149.6013822.67 153.75 84.40 4 150.85Pfi�zer 5537.60 5497.85 5580.00 5580.00 5487.05 24.62 6164.80 4200.00 44 5496.30PG Elec 545.75 538.35 556.00 556.00 530.00 70.02 595.40 84.00 53 535.75PGHH 13789.30 14058.20 13900.00 14098.00 13828.55 6.86 14552.95 9990.05 7014059.30Phil.Carbon [2] 249.95 249.05 251.95 255.15 248.30 1352.61 278.65 135.65 11 249.00Phoenx.Mil [2] 977.65 979.80 983.00 992.85 975.00 119.70 1031.05 548.50 53 978.10PI Ind [1] 3314.25 3329.85 3314.00 3406.90 3306.35 348.60 3533.30 1982.45 66 3329.55PidiliteInd [1] 2481.10 2501.80 2477.05 2512.00 2476.00 294.77 2519.95 1465.00 97 2501.55PIL Italica [1] 7.40 7.30 7.50 7.50 7.25 886.68 19.30 5.41 7.32Pilani Inv 2012.05 1989.35 2030.00 2030.00 1978.30 19.49 2248.80 1137.86 18 1992.75Pion.Dist 180.60 179.35 180.00 182.75 178.00 63.59 193.00 92.00 179.60Pion.Emb 61.85 61.25 62.70 62.90 60.60 73.87 79.40 18.80 7 61.15PiramalEntp [2] 2835.75 2816.75 2860.00 2877.90 2802.05 481.90 3013.00 1198.90 214 2817.40PittiEngg [5] 186.15 178.20 188.00 188.00 176.85 192.23 215.10 32.10 12 178.15Plastiblen [5] 270.65 258.00 275.65 277.25 254.80 123.62 305.95 191.15 19 258.10PNB Gilts 68.45 69.75 68.50 71.50 68.50 747.49 94.65 37.15 6 69.80PNB Housing 638.65 606.75 606.75 606.75 606.75 77.62 924.00 315.85 11 607.10PNC Infratec [2] 377.50 371.65 379.85 380.60 368.00 282.81 395.55 147.00 24 371.60PodarHseDVPT 211.40 202.45 215.65 221.65 201.10 20.18 267.00 139.00 201.60PoddarPigmen 356.75 357.85 351.10 362.25 351.10 10.99 434.00 162.50 14 357.70Pokarna Ltd [2] 535.95 556.25 541.00 565.00 530.50 104.00 564.75 132.00 202 555.40Poly.Medi [5] 992.55 959.70 998.90 998.90 954.00 142.39 1163.00 449.20 66 960.50PolycabIndia 2563.15 2486.00 2585.00 2619.45 2466.00 938.16 2648.00 801.65 Polyplex 1834.95 1932.45 1845.00 1944.60 1835.05 276.06 1940.30 655.15 13 1934.25PonawalaFinC 162.10 160.10 158.70 165.40 157.60 4187.21 189.20 32.30 Ponnie Sug 242.15 243.15 248.00 249.00 243.00 11.66 382.50 131.15 8 245.00Power Mech 1038.05 1086.80 1047.90 1095.00 1037.90 79.29 1094.70 361.20 55 1089.40PowerGrid 204.65 203.80 209.80 209.95 202.1528909.77 209.75 117.68 10 203.80Prajay 19.65 19.40 19.65 20.00 18.95 220.55 31.50 6.05 19.25PrakashPipes 159.35 159.10 160.20 163.00 158.40 78.31 194.70 64.05 Praksh.Ind 75.75 75.05 76.00 76.40 74.50 1436.66 104.65 39.80 10 75.10Praksh.Stl [1] 2.25 2.45 2.45 2.45 2.45 568.07 2.64 0.55 2.49PrataapSna [5] 711.25 752.80 711.25 758.00 711.25 54.28 826.50 484.65 66 752.75PraxisHome [5] 42.50 41.20 40.40 44.60 40.40 156.04 50.15 15.98 41.15PrecisionCam 110.15 107.40 111.30 112.20 104.20 472.74 113.55 31.60 16 107.65Precot 253.70 254.90 253.70 259.65 243.00 9.25 308.00 80.00 Precsn.Pipe 261.20 255.20 265.00 265.00 253.05 21.71 339.35 173.65 22 254.45Precsn.Wre [5] 254.70 261.10 254.70 266.30 254.70 116.10 266.55 120.05 12 260.90Premier 3.90 4.05 3.90 4.05 3.75 19.56 6.23 1.65 4.07PremierExplo 263.20 261.60 266.95 266.95 255.65 14.88 287.55 112.65 135 260.25PremPolyfi�l [5] 68.70 72.00 69.00 72.10 69.00 24.56 59.50 22.80 44.20Pressman [2] 29.15 29.25 29.90 30.35 29.10 47.14 39.30 15.65 13 29.30Prestige Est 453.55 450.50 456.90 459.30 445.60 763.20 507.35 240.25 70 450.30PRICOL [1] 109.20 107.30 110.25 111.50 105.30 1849.22 114.60 42.04 28 107.10Prime Foc [1] 87.30 91.65 90.75 91.65 85.80 75.71 96.40 35.15 59 91.80Prime.Sec [5] 116.05 113.30 121.85 121.85 111.10 270.90 121.30 37.20 33 112.10PrincPipeFit 747.35 761.65 752.00 770.00 750.00 618.88 794.40 220.00 PrismJohnson 123.90 123.10 124.90 126.00 122.75 270.20 149.35 65.00 20 123.25Prit.Nandi 41.35 40.75 41.35 43.05 40.65 39.78 61.00 11.31 41.05PritikAutoIn 18.60 18.50 18.45 18.95 18.10 214.09 22.80 13.75 PriviSpecial 1965.30 1904.70 1980.00 1981.90 1883.50 23.38 2074.00 501.05 ProzoneIntu [2] 30.20 29.35 30.30 30.70 29.20 497.38 56.45 15.10 29.40PSPProjects 530.85 531.60 534.85 540.00 521.95 495.96 542.00 375.00 17 531.70PTC 133.40 134.35 134.85 136.60 132.20 1612.52 140.85 44.70 9 134.15PTC Ind Fin 21.40 21.20 21.70 22.40 20.90 4950.05 24.30 15.75 21.20PTL Ent [2] 49.85 50.75 50.30 52.60 50.00 325.64 58.05 32.50 9 50.90PudumjeePa [1] 43.30 42.35 43.70 44.95 42.20 335.86 50.90 13.77 6 42.25Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 42.55 46.00 42.95 48.20 42.75 405179.43 47.05 26.30 18 46.00Punj.Chem 1531.80 1511.50 1535.00 1569.15 1491.55 69.30 1930.00 591.10 30 1512.10Punj.Mohta 23.30 22.90 24.00 24.00 22.60 32.29 36.75 7.30 22.90Puravankra [5] 136.90 139.05 139.05 141.80 136.60 642.67 144.65 42.35 20 138.85PVP Ven 5.85 6.10 6.05 6.10 6.05 130.49 9.60 4.18 6.14PVR 1713.80 1718.80 1760.00 1760.00 1715.00 617.56 1797.55 961.00 1718.00
Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Quess Corp 926.70 939.35 936.40 944.90 914.70 89.69 990.00 371.00 939.55QuickHealTec 235.60 232.10 236.00 237.10 231.00 200.26 319.90 144.35 16 231.75
R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .R Sys Intl [1] 220.30 215.55 222.40 224.80 214.15 110.88 230.00 109.00 30 215.75Radaan [2] 1.45 1.45 1.50 1.50 1.40 110.02 1.49 0.75 1.48Radico [2] 1095.30 1118.90 1132.00 1148.00 1106.65 423.03 1215.00 391.15 52 1119.25RailTelCorp 134.35 139.35 135.60 141.90 134.65 3282.00 189.70 101.00 RailVikasNgm 30.65 34.05 30.95 34.50 30.9040946.02 35.55 18.05 Rain Ind [2] 239.70 252.00 242.10 255.35 242.00 4867.18 272.90 94.40 251.95Raj TV [5] 36.05 36.15 36.90 37.05 35.85 13.46 68.30 29.15 36.05Raj.Exp [1] 646.60 635.20 646.90 650.65 626.40 238.87 669.80 440.80 145 634.85RajdharshInd 28.65 27.85 29.40 29.40 27.40 7.27 42.25 9.30 RajnandniMet 142.30 144.85 141.50 145.70 141.50 7.31 147.40 37.25 Rajsr.Sug 27.70 27.45 28.25 28.40 27.25 32.48 38.30 11.60 27.20Rallis [1] 313.75 319.15 315.80 323.50 310.50 1006.35 362.00 232.40 29 319.50
Rama News 20.90 20.15 20.95 20.95 20.05 119.69 27.60 11.85 20.20Rama Steel [5] 279.70 277.65 280.00 282.60 271.00 92.50 294.80 39.45 50 278.80Ramco Cem [1] 994.40 1022.00 1000.10 1025.50 997.60 492.40 1130.95 752.15 29 1021.30Ramco Ind [1] 298.15 299.25 299.95 307.55 298.60 138.15 366.00 180.30 19 299.55Ramco Sys 472.05 475.00 475.45 484.00 472.50 189.57 784.15 409.30 50 474.95Ramk.Forg 1163.35 1201.00 1189.00 1209.00 1155.00 304.87 1259.60 334.00 30 1200.00Ramky Inf 158.90 156.30 162.95 162.95 154.20 50.40 209.55 27.80 9 157.00Rana Sug 28.45 29.60 28.80 29.85 28.65 2612.12 38.30 5.41 3 29.55Rane (M) 411.35 404.60 411.35 417.00 386.70 25.34 496.00 193.00 19 404.95Rane Brk 880.90 881.60 888.00 930.05 874.90 47.77 1200.90 616.05 17 882.65Rane Eng 298.10 296.05 297.95 303.00 295.20 7.32 386.00 183.30 296.05Rane Hld 597.50 596.15 604.50 607.80 588.60 43.34 782.45 392.05 72 595.20RatanindiaEn 42.75 42.10 43.70 44.20 41.35 1198.39 45.90 4.55 Ratnamani [2] 2211.35 2222.00 2211.35 2226.00 2195.00 16.58 2299.00 1166.95 38 2221.55RattanIndPow 4.40 4.40 4.50 4.60 4.4023539.73 9.99 1.86 4.42Ravi K Dis 14.55 14.00 15.25 15.25 13.85 120.25 19.85 5.63 13.99RavindrHeigt 26.75 28.60 27.75 29.20 26.25 220.16 35.95 15.05 Raymond 461.75 474.10 464.95 486.75 460.50 1378.43 486.25 268.10 474.10RBL Bank 191.65 198.05 192.00 202.90 192.0015234.28 274.00 155.65 198.15RCF 82.90 83.45 83.80 84.25 83.05 2023.95 100.15 42.10 10 83.50Rcom [5] 3.15 3.10 3.15 3.20 3.1017197.88 5.49 1.31 3.11RECL 164.75 165.10 167.95 168.20 163.80 7834.88 168.70 93.70 4 165.10Redington [2] 153.25 154.25 156.50 156.95 150.85 3815.40 179.00 58.25 36 154.15Refex Ref 147.90 144.70 148.60 149.90 144.00 156.98 173.10 45.45 7 144.65Rel.Ind.Inf 736.50 734.50 742.00 754.00 731.00 206.00 865.65 344.00 141 733.95Relaxo [1] 1352.10 1370.30 1360.00 1392.00 1351.00 227.74 1404.40 649.05 114 1369.75RelHomeFin 4.15 4.20 4.25 4.25 4.15 1127.61 4.85 1.40 Reliance 2700.40 2707.60 2668.60 2745.00 2662.30 6273.85 2744.95 1830.00 54 2707.00Religare 172.20 168.60 173.10 176.45 166.75 2030.86 194.50 47.10 168.60Remsons 239.05 243.10 240.95 251.00 237.00 12.40 313.80 76.85 28 244.75RenaisncGlob 905.25 899.40 923.00 923.00 890.00 49.35 923.00 217.00 Repco Home 324.15 318.45 329.00 329.00 317.05 139.04 429.25 182.95 8 318.20Repro 561.00 635.60 575.95 670.00 563.00 212.42 660.00 325.05 607.30Resp.Ind [1] 126.40 125.30 126.30 128.40 123.35 53.48 205.00 113.80 124.45Revathi 668.40 658.55 682.00 682.00 650.85 3.42 842.25 401.90 35 655.75RHIMagnesInd 355.55 364.45 359.05 368.00 356.60 110.81 407.00 181.25 Rico Auto [1] 47.45 47.10 47.85 47.90 46.85 534.08 62.30 27.90 44 47.15RITES 284.10 286.80 287.40 291.90 281.45 302.02 302.95 232.40 16 286.60RKECProjects 76.25 75.80 76.55 77.80 75.00 24.06 117.00 36.55 RolexRings 1067.25 1084.15 1075.00 1090.00 1069.85 60.87 1263.00 1008.00 Rollatainers [1] 3.05 3.20 3.10 3.20 3.05 1167.77 5.11 2.01 3.25Rolta 5.65 5.70 5.75 5.80 5.60 587.88 10.12 3.19 5.69RosariBiotec 1527.45 1507.60 1530.00 1538.90 1491.60 59.46 1619.00 764.00 Rossell [2] 170.50 164.90 171.25 173.00 163.55 157.57 216.05 98.25 20 165.35RouteMobile 2223.10 2264.25 2243.00 2337.65 2240.00 318.81 2389.00 706.55 RPG Life [8] 669.60 659.90 680.00 683.95 651.00 73.73 751.80 339.70 24 661.05RPP Infra 62.75 63.85 62.80 64.85 62.80 197.88 78.75 30.32 14 63.85RPSGVentures 991.55 942.65 1000.00 1005.00 940.00 78.30 1144.90 210.60 RS Soft [5] 36.70 35.60 37.45 37.60 35.00 75.03 45.40 18.50 35.60RSWM 354.00 334.10 360.00 366.00 320.00 355.40 438.75 85.35 6 332.80Ruby Mills [5] 291.20 301.95 295.10 307.00 292.25 55.22 349.30 147.00 19 302.25Ruch.Paper 87.45 86.20 88.25 89.00 86.00 47.18 105.60 45.30 15 86.40RuchiSoyaInd 1041.85 1026.70 1045.00 1045.00 1025.00 45.13 1376.70 575.00 RudrabhshEnt 229.40 231.50 240.00 240.00 230.10 27.87 280.00 97.05 Rupa [1] 491.30 484.55 494.90 497.75 482.50 192.64 547.00 178.00 20 485.50Rush.Decor 253.45 252.90 256.90 259.70 250.50 26.09 328.70 81.90 58 252.45
S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S H Kelkar 155.25 154.00 153.00 156.65 153.00 236.79 189.80 82.90 27 153.85S&S Power 29.95 31.40 31.40 31.40 31.35 4.31 33.95 18.35 SABEvents 3.15 3.05 3.30 3.30 3.05 20.19 4.05 1.01 3.05Sadbhav [1] 54.95 55.20 55.95 56.50 54.00 2102.83 96.30 37.00 14 55.20SadbhavInf 16.90 17.70 17.50 17.70 17.00 1229.04 41.50 14.90 17.70SafariIndia 849.55 853.40 865.00 872.80 843.65 15.68 900.00 403.95 Sagar Cem [2] 296.70 292.75 299.30 303.10 292.00 62.91 319.00 118.23 20 292.90SagrdeepAloy 32.65 33.10 32.65 33.95 31.55 36.16 147.90 29.30 SAIL 124.20 129.00 125.90 131.80 124.80 115093.35 151.10 32.80 6 129.05SakarHealth 172.30 170.95 178.00 178.00 167.40 47.56 212.00 69.50 Saksoft 1088.50 1047.10 1098.00 1109.00 1040.20 75.56 1160.00 292.00 63 1046.60Sakth.Sug 15.85 15.25 15.55 16.00 15.10 444.82 22.90 6.89 15.25Sakuma [1] 10.50 10.60 10.75 10.75 10.35 393.46 14.68 4.25 10.56SAL Stl 10.00 9.95 10.00 10.30 9.85 207.85 17.55 2.42 5 9.96SalasarTech 260.65 279.75 263.00 284.40 263.00 134.86 370.75 96.55 22 278.70SalonaCot 200.65 200.25 206.00 207.80 200.00 8.98 249.75 47.05 10 202.15Salzer Elec 165.55 163.20 165.55 168.40 162.40 41.70 189.60 90.00 11 163.50Sambhaav [1] 2.90 2.95 2.95 3.00 2.85 82.00 4.68 1.65 2.94Sanco Ind 8.95 8.85 9.15 9.15 8.80 51.31 21.50 6.90 Sandesh 787.90 793.95 787.90 798.00 785.80 2.74 1079.00 476.05 7 790.30SandharTech 299.35 298.10 305.00 308.00 295.40 62.92 333.00 175.00 21 298.35Sangam 211.65 222.20 222.20 222.20 222.20 27.21 222.40 47.05 11 222.40Sangh.Mov [2] 203.50 196.55 206.20 206.30 195.30 97.19 229.85 69.00 195.95Sanghi Ind 68.80 68.40 69.45 70.00 68.10 638.52 84.70 23.00 18 68.40SanginitChem 36.10 33.05 36.20 37.25 32.80 405.56 72.00 18.00 Sanofi� 8161.65 8251.75 8170.00 8261.35 8162.00 14.15 9300.00 7427.75 33 8246.55SanseraEngg 810.30 803.60 804.00 820.00 802.00 107.72 860.00 785.00 Sarda Ene 770.25 853.70 793.90 874.00 782.05 299.47 874.25 222.00 7 857.60Sarla Perf [1] 55.60 55.60 55.95 57.60 55.00 370.15 58.80 16.20 11 55.50Sasken 1379.50 1408.45 1397.25 1432.75 1370.00 55.41 1491.95 644.90 20 1407.60SastaSunVent 375.95 384.20 390.00 394.70 360.40 244.82 395.55 72.00 384.05SatiaIndus 95.05 96.70 95.90 97.80 95.10 242.14 118.00 73.00 Satin Credit 77.40 77.70 77.80 78.80 77.00 155.08 112.65 51.60 77.60Savita 1494.95 1467.45 1504.00 1520.00 1460.00 37.73 1822.65 650.00 7 1469.70SBI [1] 490.60 497.95 494.00 501.00 491.7020084.25 500.85 186.00 20 497.85SBICards&Pay 1134.95 1140.75 1144.90 1154.00 1136.00 1039.24 1165.00 766.10 SBILifeInsur 1185.55 1192.50 1220.00 1220.00 1185.55 934.86 1273.40 755.55 93 1193.15Schaefl�erInd 7795.15 7957.05 7899.00 7985.60 7822.35 25.77 8377.20 3450.00 48 7954.75SChand&Co [5] 132.75 135.25 135.00 138.00 132.70 156.13 149.40 58.25 136.85Schneider [2] 119.75 121.85 120.75 124.75 119.85 1435.10 147.00 68.45 121.70SCI 142.00 142.95 144.40 144.75 140.50 3696.85 145.45 49.80 15 142.90SE Power 11.10 11.65 11.35 11.65 11.25 70.14 11.64 1.88 11.64SecureludTec 202.40 196.75 202.40 208.05 194.00 121.61 243.75 80.00 SecuriIntSvc [5] 506.95 495.85 507.40 517.60 488.30 221.84 534.85 348.00 69 496.00Selan Exp 161.10 162.15 164.55 165.95 161.00 139.89 180.05 98.30 31 162.30Sequent Sc [2] 220.65 214.85 222.40 222.55 214.25 653.55 336.40 135.50 197 215.20SercotechPwr 24.20 22.15 24.00 24.65 21.80 63.81 29.25 21.80 Sesh.Paper [2] 185.75 182.70 185.20 186.65 181.70 60.58 230.00 126.00 11 182.50SetcoAuto [2] 18.95 18.50 19.20 19.20 18.20 437.75 25.20 8.75 18.55SetubandInfr 1.20 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 294.99 1.40 0.60 SeyaIndus 56.70 54.85 55.35 56.80 54.30 30.50 85.00 47.50 Shakt.Pump 800.50 797.35 814.50 831.00 788.00 442.52 910.00 211.65 23 798.40Shal.Paints [2] 97.05 96.35 97.15 97.90 95.70 123.34 126.00 64.60 96.40SHALBY 168.85 166.15 170.00 171.35 165.10 179.47 214.00 86.45 24 166.25ShankarBldg 598.25 587.80 598.00 604.00 586.00 84.58 683.00 280.00 42 587.40Shanthi Grs [1] 163.90 163.30 165.80 165.95 163.00 131.73 211.20 96.00 39 163.50ShantOversea 28.70 26.95 29.80 29.80 26.80 44.94 29.80 18.45 Sharda Mot [2] 691.35 657.90 713.80 713.80 656.80 29.73 753.85 163.00 17 660.30ShardaCropch 318.95 315.10 318.95 323.70 315.00 355.72 387.05 230.75 11 315.05ShareIndSec 781.05 773.10 790.00 790.00 735.00 57.25 809.80 92.20 SheelaFoam [5] 2460.35 2556.10 2489.00 2625.00 2424.70 50.38 2619.10 1225.00 63 2565.10Shilpa Med [1] 638.95 618.85 648.80 648.80 613.45 550.21 670.95 317.05 41 618.60Shiv.Global 16.65 15.95 16.65 16.65 15.85 80.53 17.52 6.05 13 16.26ShivalikBimt 286.10 300.10 299.95 300.40 288.00 59.48 300.40 115.10 Shivam Auto [2] 32.10 30.05 32.50 32.65 29.80 519.00 36.90 15.00 30.05ShivaMills 94.55 103.50 97.00 104.00 97.00 66.11 114.45 21.00 6 104.05ShivaTaxyarn 219.80 237.70 220.00 241.75 219.55 84.14 289.00 74.60 19 236.20Shop.Stop [5] 277.80 279.50 281.75 282.45 276.65 132.60 296.45 160.79 279.10Shr.CU.Fin 2188.75 2251.25 2190.00 2266.95 2182.85 64.24 2600.00 766.05 14 2250.30Shr.EPC 7.15 6.80 6.80 6.80 6.80 227.12 8.61 3.38 6.76Shr.Ram.Mu [5] 13.85 13.90 13.35 14.30 12.80 69.38 18.01 6.14 13.78Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 29.75 31.20 30.25 31.20 29.30 7943.29 47.75 8.73 31.15Shr.Tr.Fin 1383.55 1395.20 1403.70 1416.70 1380.25 1179.88 1534.90 644.95 16 1395.20ShradInfProj 54.00 54.90 53.85 55.90 53.85 1.85 76.75 35.55 Shre PushChe 238.80 236.10 241.00 242.50 235.00 74.55 274.95 97.90 22 235.50ShreDigvjCem 86.25 85.50 86.95 88.00 85.10 657.10 97.80 48.95 ShreeCement 27956.45 28191.30 28177.70 28300.00 27950.00 35.50 32050.00 20103.10 3928206.35SHRENIK 1.95 2.10 2.10 2.30 2.0070513.89 9.45 1.40 ShreRamProtn 32.45 34.00 31.60 34.05 31.60 4.63 44.80 27.10 Shreyans 128.55 129.35 131.00 131.65 128.35 19.51 152.00 67.70 16 129.30Shreyas 391.65 374.20 395.20 399.05 366.10 139.67 448.00 46.10 12 374.10Shyam Tel 10.25 10.15 10.55 10.65 9.75 6.61 16.46 3.88 10.30ShyamCent [1] 14.30 13.90 14.35 14.50 13.80 359.97 20.45 3.62 12 13.78ShyamMetalic 362.25 374.20 365.00 381.80 365.00 1384.82 461.15 357.00 Sical Log 19.65 21.60 20.00 21.60 20.00 1860.87 21.98 8.60 21.67Siemens [2] 2269.35 2265.90 2288.00 2309.00 2241.75 249.08 2317.60 1249.00 73 2263.10SignetIndus 44.90 44.05 45.75 45.75 43.20 37.03 64.35 17.85 SIL Inv 334.25 331.85 339.25 339.80 331.15 8.17 378.00 132.00 24 331.95SilgoRetail 37.20 36.65 36.80 37.85 36.50 23.50 66.70 28.50 SillymonkEnt 21.85 22.20 22.20 22.20 21.65 8.01 26.95 17.45 SimbholiSug 29.50 29.50 30.10 30.10 28.80 26.51 44.60 5.45 29.45Simp.Inf [2] 44.65 42.60 46.15 46.15 42.40 114.87 56.05 27.80 42.65SintercomInd 86.05 87.50 87.60 88.25 85.50 11.91 104.80 61.20 Sintex [1] 4.35 4.55 4.35 4.55 4.35 3249.84 5.83 2.33 4.58SintexPlaTec 5.50 5.75 5.30 5.75 5.25 8440.51 6.65 2.15 SircPaintInd 417.85 417.20 417.30 421.00 414.70 31.76 456.00 225.00 Siyaram [2] 419.95 436.35 419.95 450.00 419.95 376.62 456.05 132.25 24 435.80SJVN 28.35 32.55 28.75 33.75 28.5052983.31 33.75 21.25 7 32.55SKF India 3280.85 3272.60 3356.60 3369.40 3237.00 33.40 3440.00 1441.00 43 3272.15SKIL Infra 4.45 4.35 4.50 4.65 4.30 92.82 5.98 2.03 4.35Skipper [1] 81.55 80.30 81.95 83.80 79.40 566.70 98.35 45.75 35 80.25SKM Egg 85.20 84.15 85.25 86.75 83.55 85.64 98.45 39.45 14 84.10Smartlink [2] 114.45 114.25 116.65 116.65 113.15 27.95 133.80 68.00 45 114.60SMCGloblSecu 78.65 78.90 79.00 80.00 77.25 234.61 104.75 65.80 SML Isuzu 612.45 734.90 614.95 734.90 614.95 782.18 735.05 365.10 735.05SMS Phr [1] 148.75 148.20 150.10 150.80 147.30 119.56 199.15 80.50 17 148.15SMSLifeScien 808.65 832.65 845.00 855.85 810.85 17.60 885.65 469.75 SnowmanLogi 42.90 43.55 42.90 44.20 42.90 1307.19 71.25 34.70 43.55Sobha 826.75 829.20 834.70 846.95 825.00 248.13 900.00 240.00 111 828.60Solar Ind [2] 2532.45 2697.35 2580.60 2733.45 2564.25 142.37 2826.30 977.45 109 2696.30SolarActPhSc 1434.30 1415.75 1441.50 1463.65 1409.00 66.61 1859.95 963.00 Som Dist [5] 46.55 44.30 46.50 48.20 44.25 390.17 59.50 22.80 44.20Soma Text 7.85 8.00 7.85 8.50 7.85 24.99 10.29 2.43 8.00SomiConveyor 50.15 51.15 49.55 52.00 49.05 14.55 68.50 19.05 34 50.85SonaBLWPrecn 755.15 765.65 762.00 805.95 755.00 2396.09 813.00 295.00 Sonata [1] 934.50 925.60 939.20 946.95 917.20 167.96 969.50 300.80 48 926.00SorilInfrRes 117.25 124.90 117.40 134.70 117.40 415.59 227.35 59.75 110 124.25South In Bk [1] 10.45 10.70 10.50 11.05 10.4533369.77 13.95 6.12 10.68SouthWestPin 148.15 141.05 155.00 155.00 140.75 84.81 155.00 30.00 SpandnaSphor 551.45 546.10 556.95 556.95 543.30 59.73 830.00 479.80 SPApparels 339.15 336.00 336.10 342.80 335.00 19.23 374.00 119.00 16 336.60Spec.Rest 93.70 92.45 93.00 94.50 90.00 397.39 95.75 32.65 92.15SpencersRetl 125.55 131.00 127.00 132.95 126.05 1456.60 138.50 65.70 SPIC 51.75 51.00 52.25 52.50 50.90 714.97 68.45 16.55 14 51.05Spicejet 76.55 75.80 75.35 77.25 75.35 3718.29 108.00 47.50 SPL Ind 46.15 46.50 46.90 46.95 45.65 52.08 64.70 27.10 10 46.15SPML Infra [2] 10.80 11.05 11.00 11.30 10.95 68.64 18.09 7.41 11.19Sr.Leathrs 178.25 183.50 177.75 185.85 177.75 16.54 233.95 122.50 33 183.00Sr.Ray.HHP 354.70 347.95 358.25 369.00 346.00 63.23 417.00 170.00 9 348.60SREI Infr 5.85 5.60 5.60 6.05 5.6011929.48 18.39 5.01 2 5.46SRF 2410.90 2333.30 2439.65 2444.95 2327.85 1018.33 2544.00 854.01 62 2332.30
SrikalahPipe 209.95 211.55 211.80 213.70 210.30 56.09 247.95 111.00 6 211.45Star Pap 150.80 150.60 151.65 153.25 150.00 78.35 181.60 85.00 11 150.75StarCement [1] 103.90 102.80 104.00 104.90 102.70 592.20 120.00 81.30 22 102.85STC India 109.70 113.60 109.50 116.45 109.00 309.44 138.75 51.15 113.00SteelCitySec 60.20 59.40 60.75 60.75 58.80 41.21 98.70 28.20 SteelExIndia 78.05 79.25 79.00 80.70 78.50 886.64 89.00 30.30 Stel Hld [1] 172.80 169.70 174.00 174.00 168.85 36.59 NA NA Ster.Tool [2] 205.60 203.85 209.00 209.00 202.60 39.38 257.00 163.00 19 204.10Sterlg&Wilsn 438.55 444.90 443.85 454.55 428.65 2872.06 509.10 183.50 SterliteTech 282.60 280.55 284.90 287.00 279.50 909.03 318.00 142.50 StoveKraft 1095.45 1098.85 1106.00 1133.70 1088.25 141.72 1133.70 406.10 Str.Arcolab 592.65 580.20 594.90 598.05 578.05 794.22 1000.00 568.30 93 581.85StylamIndust 1085.25 1076.55 1070.00 1095.00 1062.00 21.77 1419.90 1005.00 SUBEX 55.25 54.45 55.60 55.85 54.15 5216.50 74.40 17.75 Subros [2] 361.65 357.40 364.75 367.40 353.95 45.08 390.85 238.80 32 357.40Sud.Chem [2] 664.00 661.20 665.00 676.50 658.05 192.77 791.95 431.05 36 661.10Sumeet 8.70 8.60 9.00 9.00 8.40 129.45 12.78 1.89 8.59Sumit.Sec 766.15 762.95 770.00 770.00 761.00 2.83 861.55 330.20 101 762.55SumitomoChem 418.70 411.75 422.50 425.70 410.70 477.44 459.90 265.00 SumitWoods 12.15 11.85 12.15 12.20 11.65 49.94 22.00 7.45 Sun Pharma [1] 841.30 835.90 850.00 851.00 832.15 2632.80 850.00 452.60 95 835.20Sun Phr Adv [1] 293.70 297.30 293.00 305.00 292.00 878.53 311.90 141.00 297.55Sun TV [5] 554.45 550.15 567.35 568.00 546.00 3015.20 586.40 381.25 13 550.90Sund.Brak 417.20 415.05 428.00 428.00 411.85 10.01 480.05 185.00 16 413.75Sund.Clay [5] 3671.95 3720.80 3669.00 3778.00 3659.60 5.76 4244.95 1590.00 48 3724.75Sund.Fast [1] 939.75 932.70 945.00 955.65 929.45 52.90 993.00 397.00 42 932.00Sund.Fin 2454.65 2463.10 2464.65 2483.35 2438.40 43.37 2883.95 1294.20 33 2466.40Sund.Multi [1] 2.00 1.95 2.05 2.05 1.95 481.47 2.72 1.10 1.96SundarFinHol 78.70 81.75 81.90 83.00 79.10 870.44 94.70 51.65 Sunfl�ag 83.60 86.80 85.05 88.70 85.00 1840.78 96.55 42.10 7 87.00Sunteck [1] 509.55 497.45 514.00 514.70 494.60 1089.67 524.45 250.05 149 497.05Super Spn [1] 12.95 12.80 12.95 13.10 12.55 42.15 14.62 3.25 12.68Superhouse 185.55 180.65 185.00 188.00 180.10 39.55 201.25 81.00 7 180.70Supr.Ind [2] 2578.20 2596.00 2635.00 2654.30 2539.65 83.70 2676.40 1380.10 37 2578.65Supr.Petro 744.35 768.45 818.75 818.75 761.35 136.68 820.00 243.15 11 767.30Suprajit [1] 380.25 391.95 383.50 398.90 380.30 393.39 399.00 175.25 32 392.45SupremeEngg 21.45 21.55 21.45 22.50 21.05 275.66 40.05 20.00 Surana Solar [5] 23.30 24.45 24.45 24.45 24.45 58.06 24.57 6.36 24.57Surana Tel [1] 10.15 10.45 10.35 10.65 10.15 901.73 11.21 3.69 10.51Surya Rosh 704.80 696.15 710.70 714.00 689.10 94.20 868.40 194.90 20 695.60Suryalaxmi 63.40 66.35 65.90 66.55 63.50 19.79 77.90 14.80 24 66.10SuryodaySFB 187.30 185.55 187.45 190.00 184.90 113.45 296.35 138.50 Sutlej Te [1] 68.20 68.40 68.40 69.80 67.75 202.23 81.05 26.25 16 68.45SuumayaLife 315.20 283.70 283.70 299.95 283.70 173.83 736.85 62.25 Suven Lif [1] 117.30 114.10 118.10 118.70 113.00 726.14 124.40 42.05 114.05SuvenPharma 539.45 531.95 535.55 539.90 528.60 250.05 590.00 291.60 SuvidaInfSvc 16.10 15.90 16.40 16.80 15.85 634.45 59.65 15.50 Suzlon [2] 7.05 7.40 7.15 7.40 7.1066134.87 9.45 2.80 7.41SVPGlobalVen 118.10 120.00 118.60 122.80 115.50 422.10 164.85 101.20 Swan Ener [1] 131.50 132.60 131.60 136.90 131.60 71.62 175.55 119.30 132.30Swaraj Eng 1753.60 1754.75 1754.00 1774.20 1744.15 20.41 1989.90 1254.95 18 1756.10Swle. Ener 280.55 258.35 282.50 283.70 240.35 134.71 300.10 109.00 25 259.35Symphony [2] 1072.40 1085.75 1075.00 1094.75 1069.00 72.81 1529.65 811.00 64 1084.85SynergGreen 150.75 148.90 154.00 155.70 147.80 18.83 200.00 137.85 Syngene Int 612.75 613.15 614.80 619.35 610.05 293.68 699.95 490.35 62 613.50
T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tainwala 78.25 75.90 80.00 80.00 74.60 19.29 124.00 44.55 76.00Taj GVK [2] 147.80 155.60 149.40 158.50 148.15 2120.40 158.45 102.20 155.50Take Sol [1] 51.65 51.05 51.95 52.10 50.85 987.41 74.65 39.10 51.05Talbros 289.00 287.55 292.55 295.00 285.85 41.49 356.75 108.85 10 287.30Tanla Sol [1] 922.45 951.45 929.15 960.00 918.00 227.49 1030.00 273.00 94 951.15Tarmat 68.55 67.05 68.55 69.05 66.50 31.05 98.00 34.55 16 67.05TastyBiteEat 18020.40 17828.40 18143.95 18158.55 17442.05 2.02 21470.50 9974.50 10217834.35Tata Chem 1084.05 1094.40 1094.00 1158.00 1085.65 6845.53 1158.00 303.20 47 1094.30Tata Cof [1] 230.45 234.15 232.90 238.00 231.25 4546.74 246.75 91.15 37 234.20Tata Com 1440.00 1460.25 1484.00 1517.25 1452.50 652.81 1527.90 880.00 39 1461.25Tata Elxsi 6259.95 6318.30 6315.00 6346.10 6242.20 216.82 6430.00 1452.10 95 6319.60Tata Inv 1668.75 1666.05 1681.00 1712.95 1658.00 185.91 1734.00 831.00 52 1666.15Tata M DVR [2] 247.65 269.75 253.70 274.40 252.6511569.07 275.00 54.55 269.70Tata Metlk 1076.60 1084.30 1088.85 1098.95 1078.00 152.33 1374.00 506.95 11 1083.95Tata Motors [2] 497.60 509.60 507.00 525.00 503.6072322.62 532.40 126.40 509.60Tata Steel 1375.05 1411.05 1418.00 1424.75 1391.1010923.23 1534.60 389.75 9 1411.10TataConsuPro 849.60 843.95 863.00 863.00 842.05 1914.24 889.00 458.95 TataPow [1] 222.60 257.30 227.50 264.85 223.10273591.61 264.55 51.65 71 257.25Tatapur 4.00 3.75 4.00 4.00 3.70 1.05 6.88 3.00 3.90TataStlLngPr 954.10 961.55 968.00 984.70 955.00 85.38 1087.70 423.85 TatvaChinPha 2326.10 2270.15 2328.00 2360.00 2260.00 50.80 2534.20 2001.00 TCI Devl 358.55 357.50 364.90 364.90 357.00 1.62 549.00 267.00 359.00TCI Express [2] 1600.55 1619.85 1629.80 1629.80 1578.50 117.33 1747.00 761.90 50 1619.45TCI Fin 5.30 5.30 5.30 5.30 5.30 1.66 7.39 3.80 5.22TCNSClothing 656.20 671.80 669.70 692.00 659.00 41.90 706.05 365.15 TCPLPackage 547.10 545.20 560.00 564.85 540.30 21.18 604.00 336.05 TCS [1] 3611.45 3647.15 3603.45 3652.70 3601.45 3590.11 3990.00 2600.00 38 3647.40TD Power 340.65 374.70 348.40 374.70 347.95 188.32 374.80 102.05 34 374.80TeamleaseSvc 4982.45 4925.20 5020.50 5035.35 4900.00 18.17 5544.10 2174.10 93 4925.60TechMahind [5] 1430.80 1479.65 1420.00 1486.95 1420.00 3579.61 1547.00 782.25 33 1478.30Technocr 903.85 909.05 911.90 919.80 881.00 16.82 935.00 285.60 17 904.40TechnoEle&En 273.65 270.30 273.00 277.30 269.60 172.72 362.80 188.70 TejasNetwork 513.55 518.05 539.20 539.20 514.00 874.21 570.50 67.90 TeraSoftware 55.90 57.05 58.65 58.65 56.10 79.59 85.00 26.25 52 56.95Tex.Infra [1] 59.30 58.15 59.30 59.60 57.40 45.16 83.75 33.00 58.30Tex.Pipe 52.15 51.90 52.75 54.90 50.80 206.50 65.85 13.30 11 51.95Tex.Rail [1] 35.80 36.85 36.10 37.40 36.10 1605.37 41.85 22.65 21 36.95TGB Banq 11.60 11.75 12.10 12.15 11.65 130.79 12.90 4.14 11.70Thanga.Jwl 1356.30 1355.55 1390.00 1402.15 1340.00 39.97 1399.40 375.00 22 1355.25The Byke Hos 36.25 35.00 36.20 36.85 33.45 170.12 43.60 12.99 34.85TheAnupEngg 976.45 959.90 976.45 985.00 956.25 12.10 1111.95 537.00 TheGrobTeaCo 1264.70 1263.75 1285.00 1285.00 1251.10 0.60 1444.80 534.90 TheInvstTrst 117.30 115.85 118.05 119.00 113.15 30.10 174.35 83.00 TheMandRetVe 13.55 15.10 14.00 15.55 13.85 1003.45 25.00 7.75 15.13TheNewInd [5] 163.90 164.30 165.85 166.05 163.70 365.68 197.00 99.55 19 164.20Thermax [2] 1387.70 1389.00 1407.70 1424.00 1387.05 20.25 1569.70 730.70 104 1387.75Thiru.Chem [1] 289.65 276.65 289.65 291.95 260.90 816.19 357.25 69.95 17 276.60Thom.Cook [1] 80.60 80.05 82.95 83.35 79.60 1189.87 85.45 25.20 79.95ThyrocareTec 1140.95 1162.75 1157.95 1167.00 1136.00 85.54 1465.90 830.05 38 1162.90Tidewater [2] 1799.00 1784.40 1760.00 1827.05 1760.00 22.49 3693.75 840.00 27 1784.45Tijaria 7.25 6.95 7.25 7.25 6.90 14.19 10.74 4.96 7.00TIL 181.95 172.50 182.05 183.05 171.40 15.51 245.00 125.10 174.00Tilakngr Ind 46.10 48.40 47.45 48.40 45.25 1050.04 50.50 16.10 48.45Time Gty 53.30 51.65 55.00 55.90 51.00 20.18 66.75 20.15 8 52.05Time Tech [1] 75.95 74.30 76.50 76.80 74.10 597.46 94.50 35.50 23 74.30Timken 1843.60 1792.35 1847.70 1855.95 1765.95 35.72 1916.00 1021.00 68 1791.40Tinplate 333.35 335.00 335.95 342.90 333.40 872.95 348.00 125.75 20 334.85Tita.Wag [2] 101.10 98.50 101.65 102.50 98.00 997.95 109.60 39.90 17 98.40TitanCompa [1] 2564.05 2588.80 2620.00 2677.90 2575.50 2572.74 2678.10 1154.00 177 2589.00TN News 141.25 139.55 142.00 144.10 138.50 270.17 182.80 100.00 139.35TN Petro 132.00 129.30 132.25 134.00 129.00 455.57 150.45 34.00 8 129.35Tokyo Pl 104.40 102.30 104.00 104.20 101.50 16.58 122.00 53.50 60 102.00Tor.Pwr 515.40 521.30 516.70 527.90 515.85 1108.32 544.80 293.30 22 520.85TorrentPhar [5] 3130.40 3111.75 3140.00 3140.00 3081.85 76.37 3248.00 2311.30 47 3111.10TotalTranspt 53.10 52.50 53.90 53.90 52.15 24.61 84.05 32.15 Tou.Fin.Cor 73.10 72.70 73.50 74.50 72.30 267.75 83.30 30.60 8 72.65TouchwoodEnt 125.90 126.85 132.15 132.15 124.15 16.63 148.45 38.20 TPL Plastech 172.90 175.75 175.10 178.35 172.55 128.46 228.30 48.53 25 175.95Trans.Corp [2] 471.55 473.75 479.60 480.80 465.10 90.22 510.00 222.10 20 473.25Tree Hse 9.30 9.20 9.15 9.50 9.05 24.27 13.70 5.60 9.09TrejharaSolu 63.05 61.85 63.10 63.10 61.35 38.48 72.70 16.15 Trent [1] 1154.45 1154.30 1165.95 1179.95 1145.70 571.54 1208.30 587.95 1153.85Trib Bhimji 87.80 91.60 88.65 96.00 88.50 1631.91 96.40 35.90 12 91.70Trident [1] 38.45 40.35 40.30 40.35 39.3020951.68 41.25 7.12 40 40.60Trigyn 128.80 130.00 129.50 135.00 127.75 182.38 173.00 47.25 129.95TRIL [1] 30.05 30.80 30.40 31.65 30.20 372.37 37.25 8.55 30.80Triv.Eng [1] 201.20 213.45 202.90 218.65 202.30 2489.76 218.50 62.45 18 213.80Triv.Tur [1] 168.55 165.10 173.00 173.45 161.80 391.17 187.55 67.75 54 165.05TT 77.85 83.45 77.75 84.80 76.10 522.53 85.00 33.90 7 83.65TTK Prst 8805.40 8822.65 8897.00 8897.00 8805.40 6.45 9579.95 5360.60 49 8821.70TTKHealtcare 682.75 677.90 689.80 689.80 671.20 6.20 825.00 415.95 20 676.85TTML 53.00 55.65 55.50 55.65 54.10 5769.54 55.50 2.90 55.50TubeInvIndia 1362.95 1391.25 1351.00 1396.00 1351.00 45.35 1548.70 547.20 TV Today [5] 289.20 300.10 292.00 302.30 291.95 212.97 380.00 195.00 12 299.85TV Vision 2.20 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 4.41 3.85 1.25 2.24TV18 Br [2] 45.65 46.75 45.65 48.80 45.4528478.87 48.95 26.05 46.70TVS Elec 169.50 175.15 170.10 177.95 170.00 166.48 217.00 87.20 33 175.95TVS Mot [1] 583.80 585.90 583.80 590.90 573.90 2022.17 665.70 407.25 34 586.80TVS Sri 2546.25 2496.00 2571.00 2590.00 2476.50 10.83 2588.00 1365.00 18 2497.05
U . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .UB [1] 1709.35 1676.70 1714.95 1741.25 1667.05 378.24 1740.60 898.50 172 1673.45Ucal Fuel 161.55 157.55 161.80 163.00 157.00 63.00 206.10 108.20 8 157.60Uco Bk 14.30 14.65 14.40 14.80 14.3517161.01 16.30 10.60 14.64Ufl�ex 629.50 628.25 634.00 656.00 624.20 645.61 658.45 301.00 18 628.80UFO Moviez 103.65 104.25 105.00 106.90 103.80 354.56 115.60 68.75 104.20Ugar Sug [1] 29.00 29.45 29.00 29.85 28.50 267.07 40.10 13.10 26 29.50UgroCapital 129.95 130.25 132.55 132.55 129.75 321.32 148.70 108.55 Ujaas [1] 3.30 3.45 3.45 3.50 3.35 2261.07 4.80 2.26 3.42UjivanFinSer 161.45 164.05 163.00 166.50 160.50 778.39 310.85 126.10 164.05UjjivanSFB 22.40 23.35 22.85 23.75 22.65 6322.00 44.60 17.80 UltraTech 7395.50 7399.30 7530.00 7644.00 7301.40 1413.64 8070.60 4380.50 34 7397.70UmangDair [5] 79.45 78.10 80.40 81.90 77.50 38.81 99.00 41.55 78.05Unichm Lab [2] 264.25 261.95 265.60 265.60 259.25 58.86 374.90 219.00 55 261.40Union Bk 44.80 48.90 45.30 49.40 45.2065067.67 49.35 23.10 9 48.95Uniph.Ent [2] 127.45 127.10 130.00 130.85 125.25 9.20 149.95 54.00 28 127.15United Nil 414.20 404.65 424.00 427.95 390.55 18.59 499.90 280.40 United Spr [2] 888.60 883.50 903.30 903.30 880.00 1839.40 925.00 495.15 94 883.45UnitedDrilng 386.65 452.45 415.90 463.95 406.10 910.10 463.95 237.05 Univ.Cab 175.65 175.55 178.40 179.10 175.10 25.63 217.55 112.00 24 175.30UnivastIndia 64.25 58.85 69.85 76.70 57.65 555.35 76.70 27.15 UniversusImg 375.05 375.55 376.35 385.45 375.00 5.45 427.70 154.95 UPL [2] 747.85 751.10 749.20 762.00 745.20 2620.29 864.75 399.00 161 751.20UrjaGlobal [1] 7.70 8.05 7.85 8.05 7.70 7756.59 9.48 2.81 8.04Usha M Ed [1] 4.00 3.95 4.20 4.20 3.65 88.31 8.25 1.01 3.95Usha Mar [1] 90.10 91.60 90.85 93.40 90.15 850.07 96.00 19.80 22 91.40UTIAMC 1102.70 1104.95 1120.00 1123.00 1100.00 186.37 1216.20 483.10 Utm.G.Stl 4.25 4.20 4.35 4.35 4.15 1413.88 11.08 3.56 4.22Utm.Sug 190.55 194.75 187.50 199.00 187.50 72.06 307.25 79.50 11 194.75
V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .V Mart 4325.65 4496.60 4397.50 4564.00 4311.60 50.67 4556.85 1877.85 4503.60VA T Wab [2] 344.70 341.95 345.00 348.00 340.45 143.81 404.25 175.25 27 341.85Vadilal 1072.35 1118.60 1072.35 1218.80 1072.35 65.00 1264.00 744.95 1122.30VadivrSpeChe 231.75 230.55 232.00 239.40 227.50 6.31 275.00 103.05 Vaibhav [2] 714.35 727.05 724.00 738.00 717.00 130.02 1057.70 368.00 210 726.20VaishaliPhar 36.50 36.70 36.25 37.50 36.25 100.84 77.05 28.35 Vakrang [1] 44.30 43.50 44.30 44.30 43.25 5608.30 69.85 26.00 43.55ValiantOrgan 1555.25 1594.35 1567.25 1632.75 1542.20 137.54 3855.00 1121.00 Vard Text 2033.05 2033.95 2058.00 2081.00 2021.75 63.89 2145.00 731.35 17 2031.45Vard.Acry 66.80 67.70 68.60 70.20 66.05 346.21 276.00 138.00 266.90
Vard.Hld 3183.45 3171.25 3296.20 3298.00 3163.55 0.41 3810.40 1203.00 79 3175.15Vard.SPC 263.15 265.70 271.00 275.00 263.20 291.71 309.30 65.20 13 265.25VarrocEngg 306.50 307.80 307.10 314.00 305.25 413.73 477.65 260.00 VarunBevera 898.05 900.30 905.00 919.80 896.00 383.12 954.40 430.14 100 901.50Vascon 27.70 27.15 27.80 28.30 26.95 730.01 31.75 8.11 27.20Vaswani 17.95 18.80 19.85 19.85 18.55 451.61 19.72 4.07 14 18.89Vedanta [1] 331.90 374.75 345.25 378.35 345.2548802.95 378.20 91.25 13 374.85Venky's 3183.40 3105.45 3189.00 3208.40 3091.00 97.62 3950.00 1435.50 16 3105.55VenusRem 412.60 489.85 419.00 495.10 414.05 596.38 638.50 116.85 18 492.25VertozAdvtsg 105.35 102.55 105.00 106.25 102.10 90.92 322.00 95.25 Vesuvius 1193.80 1188.90 1209.00 1209.00 1182.00 6.00 1362.00 850.00 38 1189.25Veto Switch 117.65 116.25 118.80 120.00 112.40 156.35 171.85 40.65 14 116.45VGuard [1] 262.90 261.80 264.95 265.95 261.10 337.22 285.00 163.65 51 261.55VidhiSpclIng [1] 368.00 367.45 372.90 383.00 365.15 93.57 415.90 112.50 42 367.50VijayaDianos 562.40 574.95 565.00 575.70 565.00 534.22 672.00 532.50 Viji Finance [1] 2.00 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 55.69 2.28 0.40 2.28Vikas EcoT [1] 2.10 2.20 2.15 2.25 2.1510634.10 4.62 1.17 2.21VikasLifecre 3.55 3.70 3.70 3.70 3.70 2168.12 15.35 2.65 VikasPro&Gnt 2.15 2.10 2.15 2.20 2.10 3285.74 3.75 2.00 VikasWSP 5.40 5.20 5.40 5.45 5.20 1214.32 8.05 3.65 Vimta Lab [2] 297.95 306.55 295.10 316.80 295.10 110.40 346.35 127.60 22 306.55Vinati Org [1] 2077.75 2074.50 2090.00 2105.95 2049.10 77.18 2180.40 1080.00 77 2082.60Vindh.Tel 1191.25 1190.95 1185.00 1204.50 1185.00 17.27 1499.00 662.35 13 1187.80VineetLabs 86.15 83.65 89.00 89.00 83.60 24.88 124.00 61.00 Vinyl Chm [1] 295.90 291.20 298.90 300.80 290.50 85.86 330.55 95.05 32 291.10VIP Ind [2] 575.60 572.50 576.00 580.85 564.00 336.69 592.45 269.40 572.00VIPClothing [2] 17.25 17.30 17.60 17.75 17.15 229.08 27.80 8.40 17.30Vipul Ltd [1] 30.05 29.80 29.05 31.30 29.05 22.39 41.90 12.00 30.20Visa Stl 13.10 13.75 13.55 13.75 13.55 138.93 14.80 5.24 13.72Visagar [1] 0.75 0.75 0.80 0.80 0.75 2982.65 1.91 0.30 0.78Visak.Ind 670.20 679.30 675.00 688.00 675.00 26.93 873.55 332.10 10 679.20VishalFabric 108.25 106.65 107.60 109.75 105.70 82.26 132.70 40.70 Vishnu Chemi 730.95 711.35 754.95 754.95 705.00 15.49 815.00 140.60 43 710.15VishwarajSug 158.90 188.20 163.45 190.65 161.75 1286.90 190.65 103.45 Vivi Lab [2] 21.55 21.20 21.55 21.65 21.15 211.96 41.50 12.90 21.20VLS Fin 201.85 197.75 202.00 203.30 197.15 56.77 264.85 51.00 3 198.00Voltamp 1478.15 1475.50 1467.00 1498.00 1467.00 7.76 1686.00 973.60 14 1475.85Voltas [1] 1324.90 1337.70 1335.80 1347.00 1317.65 1040.17 1350.00 681.65 75 1337.90VRL Logistic 385.05 381.15 386.30 399.00 379.15 240.13 428.70 149.00 33 381.55VST Ind 3751.70 3804.30 3824.95 3895.00 3778.70 28.91 4048.30 3125.00 19 3811.05VST Til 3239.45 3137.60 3283.30 3297.40 3122.50 42.47 3458.45 1510.00 28 3138.80
W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wabco Ind [5] 7486.85 7648.05 7490.00 8196.15 7490.00 54.88 8183.20 4770.15 93 7640.75Walch.Ind [2] 54.05 54.85 54.70 55.80 54.35 512.66 92.00 45.50 54.85Waterbase 117.50 116.85 118.30 118.85 116.55 142.87 145.90 98.00 Webel SL 81.30 79.80 82.20 84.20 78.00 610.02 89.90 18.55 26 79.75Weizman 61.20 58.15 58.15 58.15 58.15 12.91 70.45 28.20 22 57.95Wels.Corp [5] 147.70 149.35 149.50 153.65 148.20 2167.19 165.00 99.00 8 149.30Wels.India [1] 160.90 160.00 161.30 162.15 157.00 1911.94 170.75 62.00 25 159.70Wels.Inv 331.20 319.60 331.00 340.00 303.00 3.85 587.00 250.00 321.65Welspun Ent. 101.45 100.40 102.95 102.95 98.80 272.23 134.90 69.90 13 100.25Wendt 4427.20 4426.40 4430.00 4472.00 4400.00 0.77 5121.00 2825.00 49 4429.40West C Pap [2] 275.75 271.20 276.95 276.95 269.05 163.33 295.35 155.00 52 272.00WestlifeDevp 584.45 590.75 584.45 610.00 574.10 237.06 629.00 359.95 Wheels Ind 791.05 773.55 806.00 808.00 770.00 25.37 1039.00 380.00 34 770.45Whirlpool 2445.65 2436.10 2456.70 2470.20 2415.00 88.73 2777.00 1970.00 91 2436.10Wil.Magor 25.90 24.40 25.90 26.00 24.10 40.48 29.90 14.50 24.40Win.Diamon [2] 33.05 32.10 33.50 33.75 31.95 114.80 44.60 12.61 12 32.45WindlsBiotec 347.00 340.40 349.00 350.40 340.00 94.22 452.00 332.05 Wipro [2] 708.25 709.75 719.00 720.80 702.4010599.45 739.80 331.15 40 709.45Wockhardt [5] 490.50 482.65 494.70 494.70 481.20 411.72 804.50 284.50 482.80WonderlaHoli 246.35 240.00 247.60 249.65 239.00 125.92 269.90 150.00 240.10WorthPeriprl 90.20 88.55 91.95 91.95 88.00 39.13 119.45 39.20 WS Ind 7.20 7.55 7.55 7.55 7.55 2.81 9.50 3.00 8.50
X-Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Xchang 115.95 113.85 116.80 116.85 111.80 560.39 141.25 60.20 70 113.75XelpmocD&T 398.55 406.05 415.00 415.00 397.00 17.44 513.00 236.45 Xpro India 637.15 668.90 653.00 669.00 645.05 95.78 731.50 19.00 31 669.05YaariDigIntg 99.40 104.35 100.95 104.35 99.75 351.03 183.45 45.05 YES Bk [2] 13.20 13.95 13.45 14.35 13.35327306.51 20.83 10.51 13.96YukenIndia 660.20 647.75 685.00 685.00 631.85 6.49 685.00 562.00 Zee Ent [1] 319.85 310.85 319.45 323.00 309.0520938.49 362.85 166.80 20 310.80Zee Learn [1] 14.35 14.25 14.35 14.50 14.20 1180.90 20.12 9.75 14.25Zen Exp 94.00 91.55 93.05 96.45 90.40 4.31 116.00 39.30 91.60Zen Tech. [1] 226.55 237.85 234.90 237.85 218.65 2932.54 237.65 65.00 237.65ZensarTec [2] 508.35 502.55 513.40 517.00 477.80 910.68 587.00 172.50 38 502.40Zod.Clo 118.20 118.05 118.55 119.50 118.00 41.22 153.80 85.05 118.55ZomatoLtd 135.00 144.05 136.00 146.15 135.9031446.80 152.75 115.00 ZotaHealthCr 403.40 399.55 405.15 415.00 395.10 48.68 438.95 135.90 Zuari Ag 123.75 124.65 124.00 127.30 123.75 109.27 158.90 72.00 124.55Zuari Glo 136.90 135.50 139.90 139.90 135.00 116.49 177.70 46.00 8 135.25ZydusWel 2314.15 2304.30 2314.90 2331.65 2281.00 64.84 2472.85 1701.60 2297.80
Exchange Traded Funds
Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl
Axis Gold [1] 41.45 40.91 253.51 45.81 38.36 40.91AXISAMC AXISBNKETF 393.14 400.03 0.92 443.10 241.11 AXISAMC AXISBPSETF 10.34 10.35 20.43 10.48 10.07 AXISAMC AXISCETF 72.49 72.32 3.38 81.00 69.00 AXISAMC AXISHCETF 88.51 87.78 10.38 105.00 82.00 AXISAMC AXISNIFTY 192.77 194.41 3.30 197.88 118.83 Bank BeEs [1] 395.99 400.39 875.56 401.91 237.52 400.55Birla Gold 4361.15 4317.75 0.29 4923.00 4050.00 4336.02Birla Nifty [100] 202.97 204.81 2.77 4900.00 4061.00 4323.88BIRLSLAMC ABSLBANETF 390.76 395.70 0.57 420.00 193.90 BIRLSLAMC ABSLNN50ET 450.75 454.97 0.27 463.00 265.70 BIRLASLAMC BSLSENETF 584.28 587.34 0.25 664.99 561.00 DSPBRAMC QUIDETF 1000.00 999.99 44.76 1020.00 877.00 EDELAMC EBANK 3965.00 3922.66 0.02 4259.98 2366.17 EDELAMC EBBETF0423 1151.13 1150.89 5.28 1199.00 900.00 EDELAMC EBBETF0425 1068.83 1070.08 17.69 1170.00 925.00 Gold BeEs [1] 41.52 40.98 8075.61 45.92 38.17 40.98Goldmanamc CPSEETF 32.06 32.55 3478.37 32.83 15.70 32.52HangSengBees [1] 322.63 323.22 1.80 382.00 296.00 324.98HDFC Gold [1] 42.56 42.10 1533.22 50.00 38.70 42.15HDFCAMC HBANKETF 391.95 396.16 6.17 398.62 232.05 HDFCAmcNift [76] 194.96 196.78 22.88 201.66 116.37 196.63HDFCAmcSens 652.50 662.77 3.48 6300.00 455.00 IBULLSAMC IBMFNIFTY 181.84 184.49 1.29 185.00 117.80 ICICIPRAMC BHARAWIN 48.25 49.39 565.94 49.55 23.80 ICICIPRAMC ICICIBANKP 202.38 203.87 43.98 218.00 129.06 ICICIPRAMC ICICIFMCG 414.72 415.79 2.21 437.00 360.25 ICICIPRAMC ICICILIQ 999.99 999.58 3.70 1040.00 990.00 ICICIPRAMC ICICINXT50 45.47 45.67 75.99 49.70 26.00 ICICIPRAMC ICICIPHARM 90.98 90.43 9.35 95.00 82.05 ICICIPRAMC ICICITECH 362.73 367.24 157.29 392.10 201.48 ICICIPRAMC IPRU5008 391.59 395.57 11.64 422.20 215.20 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 200.83 202.43 19.90 203.99 125.40 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 196.00 197.89 93.77 231.30 109.50 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 664.99 671.66 1.06 673.30 422.72 IDBI Gold [100] 4414.90 4336.85 0.13 4900.00 4061.00 4323.88IDFCAMC IDFNIFTYET 191.42 193.03 3.26 223.00 116.10 Infra BeEs 547.10 547.71 5.89 1930.00 1192.00 1927.67InvesIndGold [100] 4316.30 4258.50 0.04 4750.00 3989.50 4250.00InvesInNifty 1984.20 2007.00 0.01 2018.45 1218.70 Kotak Nifty [5] 192.42 194.27 124.15 2077.90 1333.30 2013.10Kotak PSU Bk 266.31 276.97 188.03 279.00 122.00 276.96KOTAKMAMC KTKIT 36.13 36.34 31.72 38.50 23.36 KOTAKMAMCKTKBKETF 396.49 401.03 136.21 414.70 238.20 KOTAKMAMCKTNV20ETF 100.84 102.21 10.82 102.80 57.70 Kotal Gold [1] 41.78 41.25 637.54 46.17 36.81 41.24LICNAMC CNFENGP 193.68 197.87 2.19 202.99 117.50 197.80LICNAMC CNFESGP 652.06 666.19 0.55 668.79 403.70 LICNAMC CNFNHGP 183.14 183.43 0.89 188.98 115.15 Liquid BeEs [1000] 1000.00 999.99 1545.69 1015.00 972.35 1000.00MIRAEAMC MAESGETF 31.00 31.21 6.73 31.45 21.75 MIRAEAMC MAFANG 53.81 54.08 189.45 57.50 44.00 MIRAEAMC MAFSETF 18.89 19.03 120.21 21.00 15.05 MOTILAL OS NASD100 ETF 110.15 111.48 529.42 1143.10 95.80 MOTILAL OSWAL M50 ETF 181.50 183.57 1.51 194.00 113.46 MOTILALAMC G5 48.98 48.94 1.39 57.40 45.89 NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 122.61 123.87 130.77 127.00 64.16 NiftyBeEs [1] 197.11 198.91 1286.34 199.40 123.40 198.87NiftyJrBeEs [1] 466.86 468.13 134.77 473.00 281.06 468.34NIIndETFLong 22.65 22.62 8.80 25.00 19.25 NIPETFDivOpp 47.31 47.59 6.42 50.50 27.05 NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 191.94 193.82 2.04 199.20 116.10 NippnIndNim 106.63 106.71 0.33 123.26 99.91 NippoIndETF 81.68 81.42 34.15 86.00 52.71 PSU Bk BeEs [1] 29.59 30.87 4434.73 31.04 13.61 30.90Qgold [100] 2064.75 2035.65 1.19 2277.00 1903.10 2035.60Qnifty 1910.00 1928.65 0.10 1930.00 1192.00 1927.67RELCAPAMC NETFGILT5Y 48.93 48.93 0.32 50.29 46.86 RELCAPAMC NETFIT 36.34 36.86 5427.62 38.56 20.56 RELCAPAMCNETFSDL26 106.09 106.03 0.19 109.33 100.93 SBIAMC SBIETFCON 75.39 75.95 6.65 77.00 62.00 SBIAMC SBIETFIT 363.22 368.12 8.53 395.90 201.20 SBIAMC SBIETFPB 205.09 207.02 1.99 211.60 130.60 SBIAMC SBIETFQLTY 161.03 161.21 2.64 164.98 102.05 SBIETF Gold 4249.50 4201.40 13.34 5044.60 3935.00 SBIETF NIFTY 50 186.50 188.12 175.22 191.30 117.90 SBIETF NIFTY BANK 392.28 396.61 134.28 415.80 236.01 Sharia BeEs 452.63 455.58 1.29 518.00 281.10 458.10TATAAML NETF 198.35 192.86 25.94 222.68 129.00 TATAAML NPBET 204.90 210.00 217.57 228.89 127.00 UTI Gold [1] 41.70 41.15 120.69 48.00 39.21 41.28UTIAMC UTIBANKETF 39.30 39.65 11.66 428.00 26.40 UTIAMC UTINEXT50 46.26 46.59 18.09 435.30 33.00 UTIAMC UTINIFT 1935.83 1947.10 0.66 2240.00 1233.39 UTIAMC UTISENS 640.48 649.01 0.60 672.60 412.90 UTIAMC UTISXN50 52.19 52.38 2.41 426.90 37.10
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Shares of face value other than ₹�10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of thecompany.
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The PE(priceearnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
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11Mpd 2.95 2.957Nr 15.64 14.977Seas 22.40 21.30A.Sarabhai 32.20 31.70Aanchalisp 10.04 9.54Aarey Drugs 37.10 36.15Aarnav 92.90 97.95Aartisurf 1456.15 1443.20AbmKnowle [5] 116.25 114.90Abslamc [5] 696.55 684.55Accel [2] 11.44 11.44Aci Infocom [1] 1.52 1.51Acrycil Ltd. [2] 744.70 748.70Adarsh Plant 10.10 9.74Adcindia 329.75 354.85Aditya Spin. 12.97 12.65Ador Fontec [2] 68.10 67.60Advikca [1] 3.99 4.09Aiil 1747.05 1809.50Aimco Pesti. 102.00 101.00Ajanta Soya 132.30 137.35Alexander 19.15 18.85Alfavison.Ov 62.10 62.05Alfl� [1] 1.58 1.65Alka India [1] 0.85 0.89Alu Fluoride 345.35 344.85Amal Product 430.60 420.50Amines&Plast [2] 124.80 123.75Amintan [1] 1.91 1.84Amiorg 1344.70 1393.95Andhra Petro 148.40 146.90Andrew Yule [2] 27.00 27.35Angelbrkg 1638.90 1592.55Anjanifoods 172.75 169.70Anmol 174.50 176.05Anuh Pharm [5] 114.20 113.80Anup 969.50 958.60Anuras 812.15 839.35Apm Indus. [2] 29.75 30.00Apmfi�nvest [2] 32.70 33.35Apollotri [2] 771.80 780.10Aptus [2] 326.10 321.50Architorg 50.25 49.85Arfi�n 77.55 92.70Arihant Cap. [5] 145.60 148.85Artson Eng [1] 68.80 72.20Asian Tea 18.80 18.95Asianene 163.55 161.55Available Fi 73.00 69.90Avantel Ltd 882.40 926.05Avonmore 40.65 41.30Awhcl [5] 385.30 343.75Axtel Indus. 330.00 329.20
B2b Soft. 36.50 35.45Ba Pack 226.95 220.75Baba Arts [1] 15.95 15.75Bajaj Steel [5] 1010.20 993.45Bajajhcare [5] 445.85 442.80Balmer La.In 415.15 418.00Bambino Agro 282.65 281.55Barbeque [5] 1242.75 1273.55Basant Agro [1] 12.07 12.67Bdh Indus. 144.45 139.05Bectorfood 424.75 417.30Beekay 431.55 437.05Bellacasa 177.10 189.50Benares Hot 1894.00 1960.45Bengla& Asm 2238.10 2263.85Bestagro 1016.85 1027.50Bhagira.Chem 797.20 828.00Bharat Seats [2] 83.80 83.40Bharatagri 183.50 192.15Bhilwra Tec [1] 14.57 14.32Binny Ltd. [5] 227.90 225.75Birla Pretec [2] 18.97 18.65Birlatyres 25.90 26.20Bla Ros Ind [1] 214.15 215.65Bmw [1] 37.50 37.00Bnaltd 223.55 213.65Bnk Capital 351.10 359.60Bodhtree 43.65 44.90Boroltd [1] 276.05 300.95Cams 3062.30 3093.30Captain Poly [2] 26.35 26.30Cartrade 1350.85 1320.35Cenlub Indus 81.85 98.10Chandni Te 49.65 48.20Chandra Prab 188.05 178.65Charterlogis [1] 10.33 10.84Chdchem 8.56 8.41Chemcon 437.65 435.35Chemplasts [5] 763.25 802.90Cheviot Co. 1253.40 1208.30Choice Int. 157.00 158.35Coast Corp 286.40 278.80Cochin Min. 131.95 127.65Com Fincap 65.65 68.20Comfort Inte 31.75 31.00Comsyn 152.70 150.65Concord 34.75 34.80Cont.Petro [5] 48.10 46.40Coral Lab. 383.10 398.90Corpor Cour 7.17 7.52Cosmo Ferr. 179.45 179.90Craftsman [5] 2382.80 2530.40Cslfi�nance 155.55 147.30
Cubical Fin. [2] 1.41 1.45DaiIchi Kar 437.90 428.65Deccangold [1] 25.85 28.40Deepak Spinn 261.90 258.35Deepind 153.25 153.75Dhanvarsha [2] 125.90 127.55Dharamsi Chm 406.40 401.00Dhoot I.Fin. 122.10 120.75Dhp India Lt 591.85 599.55Diamines&Chm 290.35 286.65Diana Tea Co [5] 25.45 25.65Dodla 589.05 588.85Drhabeeb 29.75 28.60Dynamic 69.00 70.50Eastwest [2] 7.99 8.74Everest Org. 343.35 340.75Facor Alloys [1] 4.53 4.44Fairchemor 2004.60 1907.75Faze Three L 306.40 303.20Faze3auto 135.10 131.45Fermenta [5] 304.85 324.15Fiberwb In 43.90 43.50Filat Fash [5] 4.26 4.40Finkurve [1] 54.05 49.90Fivextrade 0.85 0.83Flex Foods 124.90 124.75Flomic 152.90 160.50Fluidomat 141.70 139.90Fluorochem [1] 2078.05 2110.45Foods & Inns [1] 73.45 74.20Forbes & Co 4392.45 4612.05Force Motr 1503.00 1546.00Fredun 484.45 485.80Freshtrop Fr 107.75 105.65Frontier Spr 301.75 302.30G.V.Films [1] 0.81 0.82Gagan Gases 15.51 16.28Garmntmntr 136.95 137.50Garnet Const 22.30 21.70Gayatri Bio 9.96 9.63Gee Ltd [2] 72.40 71.10Gencon [5] 45.00 44.50Gennex Lab [1] 7.72 7.69Genpharma [1] 7.56 7.51Ggeng [2] 21.50 21.15Ggl 10.73 10.44Ggpl [5] 33.65 33.00Gland [1] 3779.45 3751.40Goodricke 274.05 268.45Goodyear (I) 1061.80 1054.90Gravity (I) 4.91 5.15Greenpanel [1] 347.95 344.50Grinfra [5] 1997.65 1995.75
Grm Overseas 1043.85 1009.80Guj.Themis. [5] 581.50 562.70Halder 912.95 905.40Haldyn Glass [1] 41.60 41.50Hathway Bhaw 19.50 20.45Hawkins Cook 6250.05 6328.70Hbanketf [223] 391.53 395.98Hemiprop 140.80 139.00Heranba 782.15 775.65Hind.Everest 1482.40 1556.50Hind.Foods 2037.30 2024.20Hind.Tin Wrk 123.55 126.20Hleglas 7308.10 7190.80Homefi�rst [2] 656.20 636.75Icicilovol 146.58 146.92Icicitech 362.49 367.17Iifl�sec [2] 114.30 114.85Iifl�wam [2] 1650.80 1691.00Ind Cem Cap 7.55 8.07Ind.Acrylics 16.53 15.88Ind.Toners 176.70 178.75India Gelat. 138.00 135.25Indiamart 9424.00 9201.80Indian Info. [1] 1.69 1.61Indicap 34.90 34.60Indigopnts 2506.95 2493.85Indo Amines 237.45 230.25Indoboraxc [1] 175.40 171.70Indrayani Bi 26.60 26.70Indsil Hyd 41.30 43.35Infrabees 547.31 548.32Insilco Ltd. 8.40 8.16Int.Conveyor [1] 68.45 68.55Integra Eng [1] 79.40 78.85Integra Tele 55.90 57.95Inter St.Fin [1] 4.24 4.53Ion Exchange 2348.80 2307.80Ipl [1] 343.35 340.80Ircon [2] 46.55 48.20Ishan Dyes 118.55 107.15Isw Ltd [1] 1.48 1.52Itl Industrs 172.00 165.05Iwel 714.05 749.75Iwp [2] 39.70 40.80Jagan Lamps 52.20 54.75Jasch Indust 122.95 121.65Jaykay [1] 59.55 59.15Jayshri Chem 8.40 8.82Jkagri Gen 689.10 678.40Johnpharma 5.47 5.28Jstl 93.65 93.70Jtl Infra [2] 200.60 239.95Jublingrea [1] 792.90 810.00
Jupiter Info 20.90 24.90Jyoti Ltd. 10.06 9.86Jyoti Resins 810.80 806.05Kabsons Indu 8.78 8.52Kanpur Plast 164.00 170.10Kcp Sugar In [1] 23.60 23.55Kennametal 1422.95 1448.90Kerala Ayur 61.70 69.85Kic Metaliks [2] 52.45 54.90Kilburn Engg 27.50 26.15Kilpest (I) 505.40 484.55Kims 1164.00 1149.00Kinetic Eng. 63.60 62.60Kingsinfra 35.85 36.30Kirl.Ferrous [5] 263.30 268.90Kirlosar Pn [2] 342.70 367.70Kirloskar El 24.60 23.65Kisan Mould. 18.05 17.15Kkalpanaind [2] 47.50 47.00Kpel 101.35 102.75Kpiglobal 143.35 141.50Kpittech 339.40 337.10Kpt [5] 143.25 137.70Kriti Nutri [1] 42.40 41.60Krsnaa [5] 753.55 732.05Kuantum [1] 79.45 79.70Kushal [2] 3.93 3.84Lakshmi Elec 448.95 461.15Link Pharma 38.20 41.20Lloyds Met E [1] 90.65 89.60Lodha 1200.05 1184.15Looks 27.50 26.15Lotus Choc 43.35 41.85Loy.Tex Mill 860.55 854.90Ludolow Jute 90.05 88.20Lws Knitwear 29.00 30.45Lxchem [2] 541.00 550.85Lykisltd 34.95 35.65Madrasfert 31.00 30.65Mafang [40] 53.84 54.03Mafsetf 18.82 19.06Mahepc 138.05 138.35Mallcom 742.65 750.95Mancredit 87.35 87.15Manorama 1537.05 1549.35Manorg 741.85 765.45Manvijay [1] 74.90 74.55Maris Spin. 63.40 60.95Masptop50 [20] 28.07 28.66Maxhealth 350.40 345.75Maxindia 79.35 77.45Mayukh [5] 48.90 46.80Mazdock 267.55 269.65
Mfl� 952.90 908.95Minaxi Text. [1] 1.41 1.36Mishtann [1] 24.15 22.95Mitsu 318.75 297.10Mkexim 96.40 95.50Mod.Insul. 69.90 69.10Mstc 458.95 513.50Mtartech 1699.95 1724.30Multibase I 246.40 246.45N.R.Agarwal 334.00 323.40Narayani 26.55 28.50Nat.Peroxide 2225.30 2223.45Nathind 97.65 102.55Ndrauto 399.70 391.90Neogen 1249.05 1288.45Nhcfoods 19.55 18.54Nirlon 380.35 377.05Niyogin 105.30 109.35Novartis [5] 795.55 783.30Ntc Indust 142.80 148.80Nureca 1881.40 1900.30Nuvoco 529.75 529.35Oal [5] 904.70 899.65Orchasp [2] 3.16 3.01Orientelec [1] 337.05 336.65Orirail [1] 94.40 95.45Osiajee 41.25 40.95Otco Intern. [2] 7.81 8.20Ozoneworld 7.63 7.68Pan Electr. 81.05 77.00Pan India C 1.28 1.34Pana Energ 304.30 314.85Panafi�c [1] 0.36 0.36Paras 633.25 759.90Pas.Acrylon 34.40 33.10Patel Airtem 200.15 197.15Paushak Ltd 10242.35 10562.90Perm Magnets 468.70 438.75Pharmaids Ph 19.32 18.62Piccadily Ag 29.15 28.40Piccadily Su 13.78 13.73Pix Trans 788.30 792.25Polycab 2563.50 2487.30Pooja Ent 198.95 191.35Porwal Auto 25.05 25.80Powerindia [2] 2626.50 2668.70Ppl 159.60 159.10Praveg 132.45 127.10Prima Plasti 127.35 125.75Prime Prop [5] 17.95 18.57Princepipe 747.50 761.35Prismx 102.55 97.45Pritikauto [2] 18.50 18.50
Radiocity [2] 25.25 25.05Raghunath In 12.95 12.78Railtel 134.25 139.60Rajkamal Syn 15.31 14.82Rajoo Engin. [1] 24.40 24.10Rama Phosph 344.40 335.00Raminfo 69.85 65.40Rathi Bars 32.25 34.80Rdb Rasayan 85.05 82.20Rel.Chemotx 176.65 182.15Relhome 4.18 4.20Reltd 49.80 48.85Resonance 230.70 223.15Rgrl 24.60 24.50Riba Textils 43.05 43.55Rishiroop 118.95 124.15Rit Pro Ind 262.40 253.40Rnb Denims 152.65 158.55Rolexrings 1068.75 1083.10Roopa Indus 18.90 19.35Rossari [2] 1527.45 1507.05Roto Pumps [2] 337.10 333.30Royal Ind 3.26 3.42Rril [5] 11.90 12.03Rts Power Co 85.35 83.60Rubfi�la Int. [5] 104.35 101.75Rudra 27.05 27.35Rvhl [1] 26.70 28.70Rvnl 30.70 34.05S.I.Paper 167.80 170.15Saboo Sodium 29.70 30.45Sacheta Met. 17.95 18.10Safari Ind. [2] 850.75 851.45Sagarsoft 231.55 226.95Sahya Indu 662.45 669.65SaintGobain 66.10 66.90Samkrg Pist. 170.15 168.75Samrat Pharm 196.50 201.50Sansera [2] 808.95 803.50Sat Ind Ltd [2] 35.85 36.75Satia [1] 95.05 96.75Sauras.Cem. 95.70 95.40Sawaca Busi 3.97 3.78Sbicard 1134.95 1141.55Scandent 21.50 21.00Sgil 150.20 149.60Sgrl 406.65 412.75Sha Eng Pla 1977.00 1956.40Shangar [5] 7.71 7.89Shantanu She 2.15 2.06Sharika [5] 13.88 12.50Shbajrg 223.35 225.10Shilchar Tec 220.90 239.25
Shilp Gravur 119.00 115.05Shiv.Bimetal [2] 286.80 300.20Shyamkam Inv 28.35 26.95Shyammetl 362.40 374.05Sicltd 0.45 0.47Sika Inter. 649.70 654.50Simran Farms 112.90 116.00Sinclair Hot [2] 85.85 82.75Sindhu Trade 354.10 362.40Singer India [2] 66.80 66.00Sintexplast [1] 5.66 5.87Sisl 781.05 772.65Skyl Millar [1] 9.47 9.94Smcglobal [2] 78.70 79.35Solara 1440.85 1417.75Sonacoms 755.05 765.75Sourcentrl 138.05 117.25Spandana 552.10 547.10Spel Semicon 26.70 25.40Spencer [5] 125.60 131.00Spicejet Ltd 76.50 75.95Sportking 1555.65 1477.90Srestha [2] 2.17 2.25Srg Hfl� 164.80 164.05Std.Battery [1] 26.45 25.70Steel Exch 77.95 79.40Steelcast [5] 248.75 291.55Stl Str Inf 39.45 38.25Stovekraft 1095.00 1098.60Sulabh Eng. [1] 2.22 2.22Sumedha Fisc 33.35 31.85Sumichem 419.90 411.70Sunshield Ch 366.20 360.45Superb Paper 18.60 18.10Surat Text. [1] 9.83 10.11Suryalata Sp 307.85 294.35Swsolar [1] 438.60 444.35T & I Global 131.10 126.75T C M Ltd. 93.00 86.45Taalent 1304.25 1333.80Taazaint 71.75 74.60Taneja Aero. [5] 91.60 96.15Tarc [2] 43.95 44.35Tata Yodogaw 107.55 118.30Tatva 2328.55 2271.25Tcfc Finance 41.10 43.80Tcnsbrands [2] 656.20 671.10Tcpl Pack 549.00 543.70Tdsl 28.00 26.90Technoe [2] 273.75 270.50Tejasnet 515.80 516.90Tejnaksh 118.70 119.30Tgvsl 61.05 61.70
Darshanorna 88.90 88.70Easemytrip [2] 576.25 584.60Grwrhitech 897.45 910.80
Rpel 780.45 767.05Scooters Ind 36.00 35.35Shil [2] 427.40 446.85
Zomato [1] 134.95 144.05
Group T
Avl 848.85 806.90Bh.Immun&Bio 62.35 59.25Bhatia 168.00 164.20
Yasho 1334.35 1388.60
Yuken India 660.55 650.60Zeal [1] 8.80 9.20Zenith Healt [1] 7.56 7.40Zenotech 48.35 48.45Zf Steering 460.70 453.65
Thinkink [5] 41.75 40.85Tiaanc 10.70 10.50Tiger Logs 137.10 143.95Tiindia [1] 1359.90 1391.10Tilak [1] 17.35 18.21Timex Group [1] 59.50 57.70Tinnarubr 124.00 128.05Titan Biotec 327.60 331.75Titan Secur. 17.20 16.90Toyamind [1] 3.03 2.94Transpek 2366.00 2357.70Trejhara 63.20 61.90Trio Mercan [2] 2.33 2.29Triton Valve 1346.50 1315.10Triveni Ent [1] 10.59 11.10Ttfl� 42.15 50.55Ttil 6.54 6.22Tutialka 16.95 17.79Tyche Inds 198.70 194.70Tyroon Tea 125.15 118.25Udayjew 116.45 113.95Ugrocap 130.15 129.90Ultracab 142.10 142.90Ultramarine [2] 475.75 466.60Uni Abex 631.00 708.50Unison 63.30 66.45United Drill 385.20 450.55Usgtech 7.46 7.83Ushdev Intnl [1] 3.61 3.43Utiamc 1103.35 1102.90Utlinds [1] 7.64 6.15Uyfi�ncorp [5] 15.30 14.85Val 45.00 54.00Valiantorg 1563.15 1592.80Vama Inds [2] 8.91 9.26Vandana [1] 1.63 1.55Varroc [1] 306.55 307.55Vedavaag 65.00 63.45Veer Energy 13.88 13.72Vikasprop [1] 2.14 2.14Vikram Therm 189.20 188.50Vineetlab 86.40 83.90Vishwaraj 159.25 187.65Vivo Bio Tec 73.55 72.20Waareertl 178.40 180.25Warren Tea 87.25 90.90Waterbase 117.50 116.90Welsplsol [6] 15.08 15.08Windlas [5] 347.00 340.65Winsome Brew 12.58 13.20Wpil Ltd. 857.25 863.05Xelpmoc 399.30 403.90Xtglobal [1] 38.90 39.30
Rajvir Ind 8.10 7.70Reg.Cermic 1.85 1.90RelCapDepSet 22.05 21.90Reliancepowr 16.15 16.95ReliancInfra 98.55 98.45Rohit Ferro 11.15 11.70Royal Orchid 91.80 94.40Ruchi Inff [1] 6.95 7.05Saregama 4337.50 4328.40Sathv. Ispat 3.25 3.10SEAMEC 1214.20 1247.00Shah Alloy 35.00 33.25ShermarooEnt 148.60 142.65Shriram Pist 905.00 930.50SITINetworks 2.40 2.30Somany [2] 834.30 834.70SomanyHomInn 425.15 443.40SpacenetEnt 2.10 2.10Sri Adh Br 2.60 2.50SriHavishHos 1.35 1.30StampedeCap 14.20 13.50Std Inds [5] 15.00 14.70Steel Strp 1823.05 1882.40TataSteelBSL 90.25 92.95TecIndNirman 6.65 6.35TemboGlobal 317.20 314.70Themis 988.90 962.35ThePKTeaProd 327.65 325.00TheWestInPly 59.65 58.40Thom.Scot 18.05 18.15TipsInd 1389.15 1396.65TirupatiForg 16.25 16.50TN Tele 9.55 9.50Transwarnt 6.05 6.00TRF 158.80 151.95V2 Retail 193.05 194.70Visesh.Inf [1] 0.20 0.20Wanbury 82.30 79.25WelthFrstPrt 259.00 251.00ZEEMediaC [1] 13.25 13.10ZenithSteel 0.80 0.85
HindujaGlobl 2845.05 2841.15HLV 12.35 12.20ICDSLtd 70.80 67.45IIFL Holding [2] 294.60 294.25ImagicaWorld 11.45 12.00Impex Fer 1.20 1.20Ind.Inv.Tru 74.40 73.00Ind.Metals 761.75 799.80Integra [3] 4.60 4.50InterntlCons 20.15 20.00Jay.Neco 25.90 27.00JIK Ind 0.50 0.50Jind P.Inv 125.00 131.25Jind.Cot 3.55 3.55JITFInfraLog [2] 321.20 305.65JSWEnergy 394.00 391.85Kaly.For 199.65 196.10Kavveri Tel 8.20 8.40Kernx.Mic 82.60 82.25Khait.Ind 37.25 38.55KirloskarBro [2] 403.15 397.70MahaApexCorp 106.30 101.00Manali Pet [5] 125.75 123.95Mask Invest 38.00 39.30McD.Hld 80.15 84.15McNally 6.90 6.60ModiRubber 87.85 85.40Mukand 141.95 141.50Mukand En 26.25 26.25NakodaGroup 106.05 101.95NazaraTech 2769.20 2803.80Nelco 881.65 925.70Nitin Spn 218.50 229.40Oil Country 11.15 10.60OlectrGrntec 568.15 563.40OrchidPharma 439.50 447.95Praj Ind [2] 338.10 336.30ProseedIndia 156.55 164.35Quintegra 1.00 1.00RajOilMills 93.10 92.25RajratnGlbWr 2277.10 2311.30
AdaniTtlGas 1452.00 1445.05AGC Net 995.40 998.85Agri Tech 75.25 74.15Ajmera 350.75 351.30Alps Ind 3.90 3.75AnantRaj [2] 73.20 73.05Antartica [1] 0.75 0.75ArchidplyDec 42.60 44.35ArvindSmartspa 190.25 195.50BAG Films [2] 3.20 3.10Barak Val 22.95 23.10Bhar.Glbl 2.60 2.70BLS IntlServ [1] 239.95 235.75BlueChip [2] 0.40 0.40BlueCoast 5.90 6.15BPL 144.35 137.15Btrfl�yGandhi 993.85 990.30Calif.SW 34.10 35.80CantabilRet 605.40 612.05CCCL [2] 0.50 0.55CentrlDepSer 1398.60 1388.40CGPower&S [2] 118.25 124.15DCW [2] 52.80 52.15DigispiceTec 45.40 46.85DIGJAM 4.85 17.25Dish TV Indi [1] 19.00 18.05DRCSystemInd 394.00 379.90DSJ Commun. 1.05 1.00Dynamatic 2780.10 2836.40EasyTripPlann 578.05 580.65ExpleoSolu 1097.25 1084.60Gangotri [5] 1.10 1.15GodhaCarbon 52.70 54.80Gold.Tobac 147.75 155.10Golds.Tech 42.15 40.05GrandFoundry 3.90 4.05GTL Infra 1.70 1.70GujartRafInd 36.50 35.65HapiestMinds 1410.30 1415.40Hexa Trade [2] 170.80 166.50Himat.Seid [5] 269.05 272.25
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