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 Grit And Courage: The Need
Of The Hour
T his time playing Holi required no ‘gulal’ as the bloodshed in the markets had
sprayed ample red colour on all. The markets have bled like never before. India is
not in isolation. In fact, the entire world is reeling under a massive sell-off driven by
two major factors: the global spread of the dreaded Coronavirus and now crude oil. I
would like you to pay attention to the editorial headlines that we ran in our previous issues
post Coronavirus having had its first casualty in the world i.e. on January 9, 2020. The first
issue in this series was pre-budget.

Editorial Headlines
Issue Volume 35 No. 04: January 20 ................ Euphoria is Welcome, But Play Safe!
Issue Volume 35 No. 05: February 03 ............... A Virus in the Driver’s Seat!
Issue Volume 35 No. 06: February 17 ............... Patience has its Rewards
Issue Volume 35 No. 07: March 02 ................... Caution is the Watchword

As you can see, we had started going on a back-foot and into a watchful mode
understanding that the Coronavirus epidemic was going to be bigger than the world
anticipated. Almost a month later, the world has begun to understand the full gravity of
the situation. Having claimed that, we honestly did miss on the crude oil issue which has
come as a bolt from the blue. So, while we had recently started advising you to start
cherry-picking quality stocks since the market is low, the message now is to do the same
but stagger the purchase over more weeks.

Yes, at the moment the market is reeling under tremendous pessimism. That is
understood. However, I would like to reassure my fellow readers that there is no need to
let this derail your confidence or your belief and faith in the positive growth story that is
going to be seen in this decade. Yes, the year 2020 may get distorted owing to these
unexpected jolts. However, if you can hold beyond one year, then just stay put. Ignore all
the negativity, cut down on watching your portfolio often and remain vigilant to slowly
and steadily keep picking up winning stocks. We at our end will keep serving you with our
research and findings to help you on this journey. There is nothing to worry! Stay strong,
stay courageous!

Meanwhile, our cover story talks about the slump in crude oil prices and how it is a boon
for some of the listed companies. Sustained lower prices for crude oil is definitely not good
for the global economy but if the crude oil price stays below USD 40 per barrel much
longer then India can save substantial amount of money which can be used for various
developmental projects and also for stimulating the economy. In our other special stories,
we have touched upon the chemical sector as an emerging hot opportunity for long-term
investors while the special story on VIX covers the basics of the volatility index and aims
to guide investors. Another story identifies a ray of hope in the hammered down
automobile and automotive components sector.

Do note that a few years down the road when we will look back at the scary events of
today, they will look like a blip – an insignificant volatility in the index chart moving
skywards.

RAJESH V PADODE
Managing Director & Editor

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C-105, 1st Floor, Trade Center, North Main Road, Near Axis Bank,
Opposite Lane no. 6, Koregaon Park, Pune - 411001 Engineers India l Hold 68.15 QueryBoard 62
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Market Watch
No Boom, Only Bust!
D to crash down with
uring the fortnight, the
global and domestic market
sentiments were filled with
severe panic across investors
as the stock markets
witnessed a bloodbath. On March 9,
2020, Sensex reported its biggest ever
single-day drop (in terms of points) as it
crashed by over 1,941 points. Dow Jones
Industrial Average (DJIA) witnessed a fall
of more than 2,000 points, which is a fall
of more than 7 per cent in a single-day for
the first time ever. Since massive sell-offs
triggered a key market circuit-breaker
minutes after the opening bell, FTSE 100
also experienced its biggest fall since the
2008 crisis. Many stocks globally were
seen to have reached their new 52-week
lows since the 2008 crisis.
This extreme volatility in the markets was
seen due to the rapid spread of
Coronavirus with Italy implementing a
lockdown. With factories across the globe
remaining shut and increasing
restrictions on movement, many feared
this supply and demand shock will
cripple global economic growth and lead
to recession. In an attempt to drive rivals
such as Russia and the US out of the oil
market, Saudi Arabia made a shocking
decision to ramp up oil production, thus
causing a massive crash in the oil prices.
As a reflection of the chaos, global indices
were trading in red with DJIA, S&P 500
and NASDAQ down by 14.70 per cent,
14.86 per cent and 13.78 per cent
respectively. European indices FTSE 100,
DAX and CAC 40 dipped the most, down
by 16.64 per cent, 18.49 per cent and
18.72 per cent. Hang Seng index and
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Shanghai index decreased by 6.64 per
cent and 2.90 per cent whereas Nikkei
registered a fall of 15.77 per cent.
As for the domestic markets, Sensex and
Nifty were down by 11.71 per cent and
11.65 per cent, respectively as a result of
the massive fall in global indices. All of
the domestic sectoral indices registered a
fearful crash during the fortnight as well.
The Small-Cap and Mid-Cap indices
were down by 12.01 per cent and 12.24
per cent, respectively. The Coronavirus
has mainly created supply chain
disruptions on a huge scale with
manufacturing and production yet to
make a comeback to normal. As a result,
the Metal index was heavily impacted
with a huge drop of 18.35 per cent over
the past few weeks. Realty and Bankex
declined by 13.14 per cent and 13.08 per
cent respectively. Auto index suffered by
a decrease of 10.81 per cent and so did IT
and FMCG indices by 10.03 per cent and
7.44 per cent. The major single-day slips
of many global indices resulted into huge
falls of sectoral indices as well.
In its biggest decline since the start of the
Performance Of Indices
24 Feb.th
9 Mar. Gain/Loss
th
Indices
2020 2020 (%)
Sensex 40363.23 35634.95 -11.71
Nifty 11829.4 10451.45 -11.65
Mid-Cap 15444.08 13554.07 -12.24
Small-Cap 14513.15 12770.55 -12.01
Auto 16776.26 14962.65 -10.81
Bankex 34957.15 30384.17 -13.08
FMCG 11308.68 10467.14 -7.44
IT 16176.41 14554.05 -10.03
Metal 9084.32 7417.8 -18.35
Power 1809.85 1643.94 -9.17
Realty 2271.45 1972.96 -13.14
The panic spread by the
Coronavirus and the
resulting disruptions in
supply chains across the
globe got the markets
disastrous effects
Gulf war in 1991, Brent crude oil price
plummeted by 24.09 per cent at USD
34.36 per barrel on March 9, 2020 from
USD 45.27 per barrel as on March 6,
2020. It decreased by 33.26 per cent
from USD 55.77 per barrel to USD
37.22 during the fortnight and by 20.38
per cent since the beginning of the
month. At such times, with an increase
in the investors’ confidence in gold, its
price rose by 1.27 per cent to `45,300
for 10 grams of 24 carats in the last 15
days and by 4.21 per cent since the
beginning of the month. On March 8,
2020, Indian rupee touched a 17-month
low of 74.17 against the US dollar. FIIs
took a stance of being net sellers to the
tune of `21,408.51 crore whereas DIIs
were net buyers to the tune of `31,053.4
crore. DS
24th Feb. 9th Mar. Gain/Loss
Indices
2020 2020 (%)
Dow Jones Ind 27960.8 23851.02 -14.70
S&P 500 3225.89 2746.56 -14.86
NASDAQ 9221.28 7950.68 -13.78
FTSE 100 7156.83 5965.77 -16.64
DAX 13035.24 10625.02 -18.49
CAC 40 5791.87 4707.91 -18.72
Hang Seng 26820.88 25040.46 -6.64
Nikkei 23386.74* 19,698.76 -15.77
Shanghai 3031.23 2943.29 -2.90
* Value as on February 21, 2020
Net Investment In Equity Markets (`/Cr)
Date FIIs DIIs
9 Mar 2020 -3480.85 4974.8
6 Mar 2020 -2237.68 2543.78
5 Mar 2020 -789.43 2510.89
4 Mar 2020 -2328.89 764.13
3 Mar 2020 -300.61 3135.24
2 Mar 2020 -3340.85 1138.74
28 Feb 2020 -3064.85 7621.16
27 Feb 2020 -3132.32 3497.5
26 Feb 2020 -1838.21 2785.67
25 Feb 2020 -1735.67 1565.28
24 Feb 2020 840.85 516.21
Total -21408.51 31053.4
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Recommendations Equity
The company has shown good quarterly
results in the past. On a consolidated
basis, the gross sales has increased 4.26
PIDILITE INDUSTRIES per cent to `1,926.59 crore in Q3FY20
from `1,847.80 crore in Q3FY19.

A STICKLER FOR PROFITABILITY EBITDA showed an increase of 35.77 per

cent to `463.17 crore in Q3FY20 from
`341.15 crore in the same quarter last
year. PAT for Q3FY20 stood at `344.53
crore as against `218 crore in the same
HERE IS WHY quarter last year, showing an increase of
Strong market position 57.98 per cent.
Good growth prospects
Low input prices to help profitability. In the past too the company has shown

P
idilite Industries is the largest
player in the consumer
adhesive and sealant industry.
It is an iconic brand in the
domestic adhesives segment.
Fevicol is its main brand. Other
prominent brands include Steelgrip, Dr.
Fixit, M-Seal, Fevicryl, Fevikwik,
Fevistik, Fevilite, Fevibond and Acron.
The company has 23 manufacturing
plants in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Union
Territory of Daman and Diu, Himachal
Pradesh and Assam. To diversify its
revenue stream and facilitate global
reach, the company has subsidiaries in
several countries like the US and UAE,
Brazil, Thailand, Bangladesh, Indonesia,
Egypt and Singapore. It has used Fevicol’s
favourable market presence to acquire
and develop new products and variants
and build market position.
Having a well-established brand and the
ability to customise the product portfolio
provides the company a competitive edge
over unorganised players. Pidilite
Industries has good growth prospects in
newer categories such as waterproofing
and floor coating. Additionally,
increasing focus on some of the overseas
markets will also support the growth
Best of LAST ONE Year
Name of Reco Exit/CMP Absolute Annual
Company Price Price (`) Gains Returns
(`) (%) (%)
Balkrishna Ind. 1079.8 1317.85 22.05 417.79
Tata Metaliks 667.8 826.2 37.93 89.89
Colgate-Palmolive (I) 1051.65 1231 17.5 77.78
PFC 122.6 147.6 20.39 64.96
Symphony 1429.8 1672 16.94 64.19
going forward. It has also developed an
extensive pan-India network, comprising
over 5,000 distributors, servicing 200,000
dealers, retailers and contractors. The
company’s presence across price points
and categories acts as an effective barrier
against competition.
Pidilite Industries is one of the few
Indian listed companies that calculate
‘economic value added’. This means that
the company is able to generate more
operating cash than its cost of capital.
year-on-year growth. The company’s profit
has grown from `804 crore in FY15-16 to
`924 crore in FY18-19, showing a CAGR
of 4.77 per cent. The recent crude oil
prices drop would be an added advantage
for the company with a reduction in its
raw material expenditure. The return
ratios like ROCE are also very strong,
indicating the company’s ability to to be
profitable. The ROCE for last year stood at
34.27 per cent. Its operating profitability
could remain strong during the current
fiscal due to benign raw material prices.
The company has generated good cash
profits too. It has a healthy dividend
payout ratio of around 35 per cent.
The company has a dominant market
position with extraordinary recall value
which helps it have such high return
ratios. With the help of reduced raw
material prices, the company might see
improved growth in PAT for FY19-20.
Additionally, with market leadership in
core adhesive categories, healthy growth
prospects of underpenetrated water
proofing segment coupled with its foray
into niche segment areas such as floor
coating, wood finishes and focus on
increasing distribution reach will result
in good growth. By virtue of these
factors, we recommend our reader-
investors to BUY this stock. DS

CMP
Monthly Stock Market Returns Shareholding Pattern Last Five Quarters (`/Cr) (Consolidated)
BSE Code: 500331  (`)
CMP: `1702.65 as of Dec. 2019 Particulars Dec-19 Sept-19 Jun-19 Mar-19 Dec-18
FV: `1 Total Income 1926.59 1806.58 2016.81 1638.93 1847.80
BSE Volume: 36,741 Promoters 69.98
Date: 11/03/2020 Other Income 39.83 55.78 39.86 56.21 30.67
Public 30.02 Operating Profit 503.00 424.02 483.59 334.99 371.82
Interest 8.19 8.28 7.34 6.57 6.21
Others --
Net Profit 344.53 323.98 294.10 235.40 218.09
Total 100 Equity 50.80 50.80 50.80 50.80 50.80

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Recommendations Equity
R SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL LTD

STABILITY IS THE KEY has also started a new SEZ unit in

Greater Noida to cater to growth.

The company follows calendar year as its

financial year with financial year ending
HERE IS WHY in December.
Good growth prospects
Strong financial performance On a consolidated basis, the gross sales
have increased 10.61 per cent to `212.87
Diversified customer portfolio.
crore in the quarter ended December

R
Systems is a leading provider
of technology, artificial
intelligence, analytics and
knowledge services. It
partners with customers to
enable or elevate their digital
transformation with diversified
digital offerings, including product
engineering, cloud enablement, QA
testing and digital platforms and
solutions. R Systems’ services and
solutions span over five major business
verticals such as telecom, technology,
healthcare and life sciences, finance and
insurance, and retail and e-commerce. R
Systems maintains 16 development and
service centres to serve customers in
USA, Europe and the Far East.
The company has over 170 customers in
about 40 countries across diversified
verticals. Around 90% of its revenue was
derived from information technology
(IT) services. Also, no customer accounts
for more than 7% of the overall revenue.
Well-diversified industry and customer
portfolios are expected to assure steady
business growth. CRISIL believes R
Systems will continue to maintain a
healthy financial risk profile over the
PRICED SCRIP
Best of LAST ONE Year
Name of Reco Exit/CMP Absolute Annual
Company Price Price (`) Gains Returns
(`) (%) (%)
National Fert. 61.30 78.00 27.24 350.22
Gufic BioSci. 78.70 95.10 20.84 288.55
Jamna Auto Ind. 77.15 96.75 25.41 254.10
Virinchi 88.00 110.00 25.00 225.00
Amines & Plasti. 68.00 81.00 19.12 167.88
medium term, supported by negligible
debt levels, high liquid surplus, and
conservative financial policies.
The company gets less than 15 per cent
revenue from Coronavirus-prone areas
like Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia.
However, most of the contracts of the
company are long-term. This gives it
revenue stability over a greater time span.
Hence, the recent Coronavirus epidemic
would have limited impact on the
company’s business. The management is
confident of a good year ahead with
encouraging sales’ pipeline. The company
2019 from `192.45 crore in the
corresponding quarter in 2018. The
EBITDA, excluding other income,
showed an increase of 20.50 per cent to
`21.79 crore in the December quarter of
2019 from `18.08 crore in the same
quarter in 2018. PAT for December
quarter stood at `23.23 crore as against
`26 crore in the same quarter last year,
showing a decrease of 10 per cent. The
decrease in PAT can be attributed mostly
to reduction in other income. The
EBITDA, excluding other income,
margin improved due to revenue growth
and discipline in execution along with
rupee depreciation.
On a year-on-year basis, the company
has shown excellent growth in sales and
profits. Its sales have increased from
`592 crore in FY17 to `809 crore in FY19
showing a CAGR of 16.86 per cent. The
profit has shown a CAGR of 60 per cent
in the same period, increasing from
`22.53 crore in FY17 to `58.13 crore in
FY19. The company has shown good
improvement in its financial results. It
has revenue stability due to long-term
contracts. The revenue is also less risky
due to a diversified customer base. By
virtue of these factors, we recommend
our reader-investors to BUY this stock. DS

CMP
Monthly Stock Market Returns Last Five Quarters (`/Cr) (Consolidated)
Shareholding Pattern
(`)
BSE Code:  532735
as of Dec. 2019 Particulars Dec-19 Sept-19 Jun-19 Mar-19 Dec-18
CMP: `90 FV: `1 Total Income 212.87 197.40 202.81 196.30 192.45
BSE Volume: 4618 Promoters 51.28
Date: 11/03/2020
Other Income 3.06 3.57 2.92 6.24 17.88
Public 48.72 Operating Profit 24.84 18.88 21.12 23.55 35.96
Interest 0.34 0.43 0.42 0.38 0.06
Others --
Net Profit 23.23 10.91 11.61 12.38 26.00
Total 100 Equity 11.96 12.33 11.96 12.33 12.33

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 AAVAS FINANCIERS LTD.
BSE CODE Volume Face Value
541988 886 `10
A
avas Financiers Limited, which
was formerly Au Housing Finance
Limited, is a housing finance
company. It provides home loans to
customers belonging to low and middle
income segment in semi-urban and rural
areas for the purchase or construction of
residential properties and also if required
for the extension and repair of existing
housing units. On the quarterly financial
front, the company reported a growth in
asset under management (AUM) by 36.2
per cent to `7,195.1 crore in Q3FY20
from `5,283.4 crore in Q3FY19. Its net
interest income (NII) for Q3FY20 rose by
9.3 per cent to `135.15 crore in Q3FY20
as compared to `123.67 crore in Q3FY19.
Aavas Financiers gained a net profit of
`67.87 crore in Q3FY20, which is an
increase by 20.6 per cent from net profit
of `56.27 crore gained in Q3FY19. Along
The scrips in this with healthy growth in its financial
column have been performance, the company also has a very
recommended
with a 15-day investment DIXON TECHNOLOGIES (INDIA) LTD.
horizon in mind and BSE CODE Volume Face Value
carry high risk. Therefore, 540699 3,979 `10
investors are advised to
Scrip’s Movement
take into account their risk
appetite before investing,
as fundamentals may
or may not back the
recommendations.
2020
Last Seven Days’ Volume Table
(No. of Shares)
Days Volume
Mar 02, 2020 7045
Mar 03, 2020 6109
Mar 04, 2020 4290
Mar 05, 2020 6626
Mar 06, 2020 12627
Mar 09, 2020 4242
Mar 10, 2020 3979
(Closing price as of Mar 11, 2020)
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CMP - `1883.35
Target Stoploss
`2100 `1780(CLS)
Scrip’s Movement
2020
Last Seven Days’ Volume Table
(No. of Shares)
Days Volume
Mar 02, 2020 11853
Mar 03, 2020 878
Mar 04, 2020 3025
Mar 05, 2020 1633
Mar 06, 2020 1603
Mar 09, 2020 6843
Mar 10, 2020 886
diversified and sustainable resource profile.
Hence, we recommend a BUY.
CMP - `4296.50
Target Stoploss
`4820 `3850 (CLS)
D
ixon Technologies (India) Limited is
a design-focused products and
solutions company. It is engaged in
manufacturing products in the consumer
durables, lighting and mobile phones
markets in India with a product portfolio
consisting of consumer electronics, home
appliances, lighting products and mobile
phones. On the consolidated quarterly front,
net sales were reported at `993.81 crore in
Q3FY20, increasing by 25.17 per cent from
`793.974 crore in Q3FY19. The PBDT
expanded by 36.86 per cent to `45.30 crore
in Q3FY20 from `33.10 crore in Q3FY19. Its
net profit increased significantly to `26.30
crore in Q3FY20, thus clocking a growth of
49.09 per cent as compared to `17.64 crore
in Q3FY19. The company continues to focus
on new client acquisition and product
additions along with higher capacity
utilisations to aid revenue and profit growth.
Hence, we recommend a BUY. DS
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Technicals
NIFTY Index Chart Analysis
Caught in a Deep Dive
T
he Indian benchmark indices
suffered the biggest one day
collapse in terms of points on
March 9. The global markets
also hit lower circuits amid
fears of a global economic recession
against the backdrop of the spread of
corona virus. For the first time after 2008,
Nifty has made the first major swing low
and broken all the key long-term supports.
Even the Sensex and Nifty Bank indices
were caught in a bearish grip. As much as
35 per cent of the listed stocks closed
below their 52-week lows. The Bank Nifty
has broken down the rising wedge pattern,
which is a long-term bearish signal. With
the market entering into a confirmed
bearish long-term trend, it is better to
avoid catching the falling knife.
The Nifty has closed below the November
2018 – March 2019 and August –
September 2019 bases. These are
important bases for the market to sustain
the bullish stance prevalent since 2008. By
closing below these bases, Nifty has made
a new major swing low. The next level base
is November 2017 – October 2018. This
base has multiple supports and resistances
at 9,950-10,100 levels. We can expect this
level to be protected for a period before
taking a decisive move again. In any case,
if the market consolidates between
10,000-11,100 levels it will consume a
longer period. We need to watch from
where the Nifty will start the counter-
trend retracement after three weeks of a
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Roadmap for the next 15 trading sessions
Ideas Nifty Levels
Trading above 10,800 on a weekly closing basis
Resistance for the medium-term 10,800
would give further momentum to the bulls
Support for the medium-term 9,950-10,100
Close below 9,950 on the weekly chart would
change the trend and trigger a retreat
steep fall of 1,630 points.
Now, with the correction being over 17
per cent from lifetime highs, the market
has entered into a Category II phase of
corrections. The Category I correction
was limited to 11-15 per cent, which
occurred in 2013, 2016, 2018 and 2019.
The Category II corrections are between
25-35 per cent. This correction occurred
in 1998, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2010 and 2015.
There are only two category III
corrections in 2000 and 2008 as the
market corrected 58 per cent and 62 per
cent respectively. If the correction
continues to 25 per cent an average, the
Nifty target is 9,300-9,400 levels.
Most of the technical indicators entered
into an oversold condition. To come out
of this situation, the market may bounce
and enter into a counter-trend rally.
Generally, these counter-trend rallies
occur with a steep fall or rise. There
already have been more than 17 per cent
corrections in just 36 trading sessions. To
come out of the oversold condition, any
kind of meaningful bounce to the zone of
10,800 with 23.6 per cent retracement to
11,100 with 38.2 per cent retracement
Equity
Action to be Initiated Probable Targets
11,100
9,400 -9,600
could lead to a consolidation phase.
Generally, most of the counter-trends are
limited to these retracements. There are
many gaps in the current steep fall, which
may or may not fill.
The next level of support is placed at
9,950-10,100. If the Nifty fails retrace
above the 10,800 level, the fall will
continue to the next base support of the
9,950-10,100 level. This is the last hope for
the bull market. In any case, if the Nifty
breaches the 10,000 levels, the fall will
continue up to the 9,400-9,600 levels. The
low of March 9 is critical for the market to
start the counter-trend. As long as this
level of 10,294 holds, expect some
bounce. If it fails to hold, the fall will
continue to the next base. The indicators
are not showing any positive divergence
in any time frame. Smaller pullbacks on
an intraday basis can also be used as a
selling opportunity. The RSI is clearly
moving in a downward channel.
The MACD has just reached the lowest
level after February 2016. The average
directional index (ADX) has reached
24.73 on the weekly charts with a negative
directional index (-DI) being at the
highest level. This shows the bearishness
getting stronger. With these technical
evidences, any pullback without base
formations with positive divergences in
indicators can be considered to make an
exit from the current portfolio. The
delivery-based selling pressure in
large-caps and aggressive exits from the
FPI and FIIs are also a couple of factors
while considering the market condition.
The Nifty PE is 23.79. It should come
down to a 15-17 level to consider a
reasonable valuation zone. Wait for such a
reasonable value zone to begin the cherry-
picking.
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 STOCK RECOMMENDATIONS

TTK PRESTIGE .............................. BUY .................... CMP `5652.15

BSE Code : 517506 Target 1 .... `6050 | Target 2 ..... `6200 | Stoploss....`5360(CLS)
TTK Prestige is a kitchen appliances’ company that broadly
operates in three segments – pressure cookers, pans and
non-stick cookware. Most of the segments have market
leadership. Technically, the stock has formed a base around
the `5,500 level and has been trying come out of a small
downward channel. The base has been formed after a decent
correction of 35 per cent from its lifetime high. The stock has
not made any lower low or major swing low on a weekly
chart. The stock is just oscillating around the 50 DMA for the
past few months. The Bollinger Bands have just started
expanding, indicating a decisive move. As the stock has
closed just above the 20 DMA, we can expect the move will
be an upside.

The RSI is also making higher highs and above the 50 DMA
zone. The MACD histogram suggests improvement in the bullish momentum. The 50 DMAs and 100 DMAs are flattened and any
close above the 50 DMA will form a higher high on a daily chart and will result in an uptrend. Currently, the stock is trading above
the short-term moving averages in GAMMA setup. The institutional interest and the decent 17 per cent return on equity and a
stable earning make the stock attractive. Buy this stock at `5,652.15 with a stop loss of `5,360. The target is placed at `6,050 -
`6,200.

IPCA LABORATORIES ..................... BUY ..................... CMP `1409.90

BSE Code : 524494 Target 1 ..... `1510 | Target 2 ..... `1540 | Stoploss....`1330 (CLS)
IPCA Laboratories is an integrated pharmaceutical
company that produces branded and generic formulations,
APIs and intermediates. One of the top pharmaceutical
companies in India, it has a presence in 120 countries. The
company achieved a more than 20 per cent sales and
earnings growth in December quarter. Technically, the stock
is consolidating between `1,300-1,510 levels for the past 15
trading sessions at a time when the market is in a complete
bear’s grip. It is trading above all long-term moving
averages. The 10-weekly average is working as a stronger
support since October 2019. The stock has given a
whopping 47 per cent return after breaking out of a flat base
in early November 2019. The RSI has not made any lower
low and has been in a bullish zone on a weekly chart. The
MACD and its histogram suggest that the bullish
momentum will continue further. The ADX is also at a very high level at 49.62, indicating stronger uptrend. The stock is also
meeting CANSLIM parameters. Its relative price strength is as high as 96 and EPS strength is at 92. The good buyer’s demand
indicates institutional interest in the stock. The number of funds invested in this stock increased to 269 in the last quarter. The
decent 15 per cent return on equity coupled with double-digit growth makes the stock fundamentally attractive. Buy this stock at
`1,409.90 with a stop loss of `1,330. The target is placed at `1,510- `1540. DS

*LEGEND: n EMA - Exponential Moving Average. n MACD - Moving Average Convergence Divergence n RMI - Relative Momentum Index
n ROC - Rate of Change n RSI - Relative Strength Index (Closing price as of Mar 11, 2020)
Disclaimer : Above recommendations are based on various technical parameters and any fundamental input has not been considered for the recommendations. Follow strict stop loss for the recommendation.

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Communication Feature
RK Gupta
Director Finance, Bata India Ltd.
How was the year 2019 for the footwear market on the whole?
What can we expect in 2020?
The footwear market in India is witnessing an upsurge due to
the growing demand for trendy and comfortable footwear
among the country’s young population. According to a recent
report, India is the fastest growing footwear market among the
top 10 markets in the world. The footwear industry in India has
immense growth potential. The government has been pursuing
the cause of ‘Make in India’ with vigour, and they have been
regularly handing out tax incentives. Last year, the government
allowed 100% FDI in the leather sector to encourage
manufacturing inside the country.
Further, to promote domestic production, the government has
announced increase in import duty on footwear. Since the
manufacturing process in the footwear industry is mostly
concentrated in MSMEs, these initiatives undertaken by the
government will certainly boost the overall growth of the
industry. Footwear industry provides huge employment
opportunities to various sections of the society, hence the
growth of the industry will automatically result in the aggregate
growth and development of the country.
We have great expectations from the year 2020 as well. As the
industry is expanding, the tastes and preferences of the
consumers are constantly and rapidly changing. The fashion
industry in general has undergone a revolution because of
increased disposable income in the hands of consumers who
are a lot more enlightened. It has become imperative for us, like
for all the other players in the market, to keep coming up with
newer and more innovative products to lure the customers, as
that will help set us apart from our competition.
What are the key risks facing Indian economy in your view?
The economy is witnessing a slowdown with low GDP growth
due to external and internal macro factors, which has had an
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adverse effect on consumption patterns, impacting sales
directly. Also, with deteriorating asset quality of PSBs and
NBFCs, there has been a lack of liquidity, slowing down the
investment cycle. Now, with the corona virus outbreak globally,
things are getting deteriorated. However, I am sure that this is a
temporary phenomenon and the situation will improve in the
coming months.
Are discounts by online players like Flipkart and Amazon hurting
business?
The market has certainly become a lot more competitive since
the advent of e-commerce players like Flipkart and Amazon.
With just one click, consumers today have the access to almost
all the major brands under the sky. No brand today can depend
solely on traditional retail channels. One has to employ an
omnichannel approach in order to survive this intensely
competitive environment. In line with this thought, we have
shifted our focus towards enhancing our e-commerce-led
omnichannel platform in order to improve customer
experience.
What is Bata doing to make itself appealing to the younger
millennials?
We realise that millennials are going to be the drivers of future
trends, and we have had to revamp our approach accordingly.
For the last couple of years we have been focused on revamping
our image as a vibrant, more fashion-forward brand in order to
become more desirable to the millennials. The same is reflective
in all our latest collections and brand campaigns as well. Our ‘9
to 9’ and ‘Power’ collections have helped us boost brand recall
among the millennials. Even our current brand ambassadors
like Smriti Mandhana, Kriti Sanon and Sushant Singh Rajput
are those faces which the millennials relate to. Our association
with Lakme Fashion Week 2020 as their ‘showcase partner’ was
yet another attempt by us to tap into a younger customer base
with our latest designs.
What are the key growth levers of your company?
The Indian consumers are rapidly evolving. With the advent of
globalisation they are increasingly aspiring for global fashion
trends and would readily agree to pay a premium, if they see
value in the product. Backed by this understanding, we have
increased the width and depth of our product offering to cater
to the ever-evolving consumer. We have partnered with
technology innovators like Memory Foam, Life Naturals and
Ortholite to make fashion more comfortable. While retail
expansion has been one of our key drives, we have concentrated
our efforts towards the e-commerce-led omnichannel platform
in order to boost our digital platform and enhance customer
experience.
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We are aggressively increasing our footprint across Tier
II and III markets with an aim of reaching 500
franchisee stores by 2022. Though we are on a robust
retail expansion trail, cost-saving efforts have yielded
results in terms of improving the bottom line and
leveraging economies of scale. Lastly, our marketing
campaign combined with new and contemporary
collections in Bata Casuals, Bata Red Label, 9 to 9 ladies
ranges as well as Power and North Star has helped us
connect and build the brand among the youth of the
country.

What are the challenges Bata India will have to overcome

going forward?
Traditionally, our products have been associated with
comfort. We have been working relentlessly to shed that
image. We want to be known as a brand that offers high-
fashion, exquisite footwear which can be worn all day long
comfortably. So that is certainly one key focus area for us.
Another challenge is expanding our digital footprint. Digital is
the future and will be the next growth engine for the global
economy. We plan on collaborating with all the major
e-commence players in order to more efficiently serve our
customers. digital transformation. Leading finance executives have become
What skill-sets are a must to be a CFO of a successful company?
The role of the CFO is rapidly changing in the current scheme
of an organisation. The CFO can no longer simply rely on
crunching numbers and focusing solely on the company’s
balance-sheet. While crunching numbers is essential, it is
imperative to focus on business partnering, analytics, people
management and automation. One of the core focuses is to
identify the areas of potential risks and balance the
responsibilities of stewardship and business partnership
together. Others include being a key member of senior
management, an integrator and navigator for the organisation
with effective leadership of not only finance and accounting
functions but areas such as IT, human resources and more.
What is the single most challenging aspect of being a CFO?
As a CFO you anchor yourself in an increasingly volatile
landscape, facing a series of operational and cultural challenges.
At a tactical level, you will need to implement processes to
combat lingering pushback to automation within your
organisation and ensure to leverage all the data at your disposal.
It is crucial to keep up with the times and embrace evolution,
steering your organisation in a way that you transform financial
productivity, constantly retool and retain talent and become a
data-driven organisation. Once the technologies are in place,
you will need to continue to build the case for change and
position yourself as a transformative force across the enterprise.
How has the role of a CFO evolved over the years?
The role of the CFO has fundamentally changed in the epoch of
more strategically-focused, value-focused, and future-focused.
In turn, the evolution of the CFO role has created a blueprint
for a smarter, more forward-looking finance organisation
focused on putting the best talent in key roles while better
equipping them for challenges of the new digital economy.
As CFOs focus on adapting to their evolving roles, they also
need to understand that this pivot point is taking place amidst
an era of fiscal challenge and organisational transformation.
Digital transformation has brought CFOs centre-stage as senior
leadership teams try to drive forward transformation within a
dynamic financial environment. This shift has required finance
practitioners to develop skills not traditionally associated with
the finance profession — including but not limited to business
planning, risk management, negotiations, relationship
management and strategic thinking.
What is your growth outlook for your company?
Our retail expansion will pay a pivotal role in the growth
trajectory of the brand. We are planning to open approximately
70-80 company stores every year with an increasing focus on
Tier II and III markets. On the franchise side, as I mentioned
earlier, our aim is to reach 500 franchisees by 2022 with
profitable growth. We hope to achieve continuous volume and
profit growth that will upsurge cash flow and increase market
share as well.

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 Analysis
TRENT Limited
Fashioning A Successful
Retail Story
With its portfolio of various brands such as Westside, Zudio, Landmark and
Star, Trent has been able to spread its retail presence across various fashion
and lifestyle products, thus beating competition even during the current
downturn. However, it may have reached its peak, which is what should be
of concern to investors
T
rent Limited is engaged in
the retail sale of
readymade garments. The
company primarily
operates stores across four
concepts, which are
Westside, Zudio, Star and Landmark.
During the year, the company continued
to focus on robust and sustainable
business models in each of its retail
concepts, thus aiding growth. Trent
focuses on the importance of establishing
the viability of a retail concept with a
limited portfolio of stores prior to
embarking on rapid expansion.
Moreover, recently, it also took a
progressive step through the integration
of stores and online platforms for
Westside, enabling it to extend its reach
across a higher number of cities.
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Industry Overview
Tier II and III cities have seen rapid
urbanisation which has influenced the
traction for organised retail in the
country. Since 69 per cent of the country’s
population lives in these cities, it
contributes up to 54 per cent to the total
retail consumption, indicating significant
purchasing power and retail
opportunities. India is assumed to be one
of the most dynamic retail markets
around the globe, growing at a CAGR of
around 14 per cent during 2017-20. Its
growth is mainly driven by increasing
share of urbanisation as well as rise in
retail development and consumption. The
entry of international players as well as
brand consciousness has created various
growth opportunities in the industry.
Equity
E-commerce and the growing influence
of social media due to better internet
penetration and cheaper availability of
internet and smart phones has been a
boost for the industry. The overall
fashion and lifestyle market in India is
expected to grow at a CAGR of around
14 per cent during 2017-25 to reach
around `21 lakh crore with the total
apparel market expected to grow at a
CAGR of around 9 per cent during the
same period. Specialty retail accounts for
nearly 5 per cent of the total Indian retail
market and is expected to witness huge
growth by Indian as well as international
leaders in the future.
Trent’s Retail Concepts
Westside : Westside is Trent’s flagship
concept offering branded fashion
apparel, footwear and accessories for
women, men and children, along with a
range of home furnishings and decor. As
part of its unique strategy to mitigate the
risks posed by diverse competition, it
offers a differentiated portfolio of
exclusive brands which represent the
latest fashion trends, hence appealing to a
wide spectrum of style-conscious
consumers. Westside contributes around
90 per cent to the company’s total
revenues. Its online reach across India is
exclusively managed through Tatacliq.
Westside follows a own-brand-led
business model which allows it to
maintain active control across its value
chain in terms of key aspects such as
design, branding, sourcing, logistics,
pricing, display, promotion and selling.
With a strong growth-oriented approach,
Westside has registered 9 per cent
like-for-like (LFL) growth in sales in
FY19 with 17 per cent growth in total net
sales. Westside opened 27 new stores in
FY19 with its cumulative reach counting
up to 150 stores.
Zudio : During the financial year of
FY18, Trent had acquired value fashion
apparel business Zudio from Trent
Hypermarket Private Limited (THPL).
Zudio aims at appealing to the fashion
needs of the consumers at sharper price
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points along with having infrastructure Trent Ltd. crore from `680.30 reported in Q3FY19.
and backend processes closely similar to BSE Code : 500251 CMP (`) 684.75 The rise in revenues can mainly be
that of Westside. Zudio is the company’s Particulars Amount (` Crore) attributed to a sterling performance led by
accelerated expansion program with an Net Sales 3123.57 Westside stores which brought about a 22
aim to gain maximum market presence. % Change 30.60% per cent YoY revenue growth. The PBDT
It is expected to bring in considerable Operating Profit 630.24 stood at `145.70 crore for Q3FY20, almost
growth opportunities for Trent in the % Change 137.24% doubling from `72.87 crore in Q3FY19.
business area of value fashion retail with Net Profit 167.92 Trent Ltd. gained a net profit of `37.67
robust focus on new store additions for % Change 36.30% crore in the third quarter of the current
the next years. Zudio specialises in Equity 35.55 fiscal year, thus clocking a growth of 9.69
offering own-branded as well as curated EPS (`) 3.06 per cent compared to net profit of
fashion apparels.For FY19, the revenues FV (`) 1.00 `34.34 crore gained in the same quarter of
of Zudio – including sales from Zudio CMP (`) 684.75 the previous fiscal year.
standalone, Star and Tatacliq – stood at P/E (x) 144.70
`204 crore which is a 41.6 per cent Dividend Yield (%) 0.18 On the annual front, net sales grew by
increase from `144 crore reported in the Book Value (`) 66.54 21.91 per cent in FY19 to `2,630.24 crore
previous fiscal year. Sales per square feet (Trailing Four Quarter Data) Standalone Data from `2,157.46 crore in FY18.
for LFL independent stores were more CMP as on 05 Mar, 2020 Subsequently PBDT expanded by 7.89 per
than `14,000 per sq. feet. Trent realises cent to be `231.79 crore in FY19 as
that the growth of Zudio, going forward, in FY18. Starquik is the online grocery compared to `214.84 crore in FY18.
is in strong supply chain, vibrant stores portal allowing the business to be tightly During FY19, the company witnessed a
and attractive fashion products at integrated with store operations, hence comparative decrease in net profit by 2.89
accurate pricing along with a sustainable offering omnichannel convenience to its per cent to be `106.51 crore as against
business model. customers. `109.68 crore gained in the previous fiscal
year.
Star : Star stores are operated by Trent Landmark : Landmark is considered to
Hypermarket Private Limited (THPL), be an entertainment and leisure concept Conclusion
which is joint venture between Trent Ltd. offering a range of curated lifestyle
and Tesco PLC UK. Its portfolio products which also includes toys, During the recently ended quarter of
comprises hypermarket and front-list books, stationery, latest gadgets December 2019, Trent posted positive
neighbourhood stores which primarily and sports merchandise. Leveraging the financial results even when its peer retail
focus on categories like food and strength of Westside’s backend companies were facing the harsh effects of
groceries, home care, apparel, home operations, the format has been able to slowing consumer spends. Despite the
decor, health and beauty products. drive synergies and contain overhead stress on demand in the industry, the
Additionally, Fiora Hypermarket Ltd. costs. Landmark is retailed through company is assumed to be able to achieve
(FHL), which is a wholly owned Westside locations as well as has its growth potential owing to continuous
subsidiary of Trent, operates two Star independent stores. During FY19, growth as well as improved financial
Hyper and three Star Market stores.The Landmark witnessed a 4 per cent LFL performance from its apparel segment.
business model of Star Market is basically growth. To increase its consumer base, Trent has long ago stabilised Westside as it
targeted to fulfill monthly and top-up Landmark engages in various consumer- primary source for revenue and growth
needs for groceries, fresh produce, based interactive events and activities. but with the introduction of newbie
FMCG, personal grooming products and Zudio the opinion is that its performance
general merchandise in around 5,000- Financials would be in line with Westside.
10,000 sq. feet footprint area. In FY19,
THPL posted a total income of On a consolidated quarterly front, for Thus, high expectations are put on the
`1,007.84 crore, thus clocking a growth Q3FY20, the company reported a 45.27 growth potentials of Zudio to bring in
of 4.8 per cent compared to `961.66 crore per cent increase in net sales to `988.29 higher revenues and profits for Trent as
well as to increase its consumer base.
Peer Comparison During Q3FY20, the gross margins of
Company Name
Market Cap
ROA (%) ROE (%) ROCE (%)
Adjusted EV/EBITDA
Adjusted EPS (`)
Trent were impacted as Zudio’s skew
` Cr PE (x) (x) increased the company’s revenue mix. We
Trent 24342.00 5.24 7.69 11.39 93.79 43.34 3.84 believe that as far as growth is concerned
Future Lifestyle Fashions 5942.87 3.67 9.66 14.81 65.01 18.94 7.47 the company has peaked in terms of
V-Mart Retail 4135.46 10.62 16.40 27.81 79.29 34.11 33.99 revenues, profit, expansion, etc. and
Shoppers Stop 3257.83 3.76 8.16 15.58 52.66 14.12 8.95
therefore this would be a good time to
Arvind Fashions 2050.84 3.69 4.79 5.99 98.69 63.88 10.61
EXIT from the stock. DS
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Expert Speak
It’s All A Matter Of Time!
W
ith the cases of corona virus increasing in India
and around the world, people are gradually Staying invested for a long time is the key to building up wealth rather than
becoming sceptical of the future. During such indulging in knee-jerk actions and reactions, suggest Dr. Ruzbeh J. Bodhanwala
times it is interesting to observe the behaviour of and Dr. Shernaz Bodhanwala, faculty members of FLAME School of Business,
investors. For some investors the fear factor takes over and they FLAME University, Pune
take irrational decisions of exiting the market by selling their
portfolios. Some others take this as an opportunity to invest as From the below table we can observe the yearly minimum and
they believe that market corrections are a great opportunity to average of the monthly index values. The smart investor has
invest. They believe in their ability to predict when the market abnormal abilities and he invests in the market every year at the
will bottom out and then try to time the market. lowest point. Now let’s analyse what will be the overall impact
on wealth if the smart investor and SIP investor have regularly
Speculators also try to predict what all can possibly go wrong invested `1,000 every year since 2008 till 2020.
and which of the companies will have poor quarterly results
and which companies are likely to benefit because of the fear Table 2: Wealth and Returns for Smart Investor versus SIP Investor
factor taking over in the market. In this article, we will try to CAGR for Smart CAGR of SIP Value of Investments*
study returns of investor who have been able to correctly time Year
Investor (%) Investor (%) Smart Investor SIP Investor
the market since 2008. To avoid any stock or sector bias, we
2008 13.00 9.00 4255 2689
have taken Nifty 50 index values to test the hypothesis. Market
timing is a strategy of buying and selling stocks on the basis of 2009 14.00 10.00 4310 2815
prediction of market behaviour using fundamental, technical or 2010 9.00 8.00 2292 2077
behavioural studies. 2011 10.00 8.00 2331 2075
2012 11.00 10.00 2372 2123
Let’s understand this with an example. Assume an investor who 2013 11.00 10.00 2116 1924
was able to invest in Nifty 50 stocks at the time when the index 2014 11.00 8.00 1883 1550
was at the lowest point. Let’s call him the ‘smart investor’. To 2015 8.00 6.00 1445 1359
compute the returns that this smart investor could make, we
2016 11.00 9.00 1535 1392
obtain the monthly closing index values for the year 2008,
specifically as on December 3, 2008, when the index value was at 2017 11.00 6.00 1380 1189
the lowest point for that year at 2,656. Since the smart investor 2018 5.00 2.00 1103 1050
has the ability to time the market, let us assume that he invests 2019 6.00 -1.00 1059 986
`1,000 at the lowest level. If he remained invested till date – Wealth 26082 21229
March 3, 2020 – the investment returns that he could make CAGR of `1000 invested every year 13% 10%
works out to be a compound annual growth rate of nearly 13%. As on 3 March 2020 NIFTY 50 Index was at 11,303
*` 1,000 invested every year and held till March 3, 2020 (Buy and Hold strategy followed)
As compared to our smart investor, there is another investor who
believes in investing regularly every month as he does not have The smart investor is able to earn at a higher rate as compared
much faith in timing the market. Let’s call him the ‘SIP investor’. to the SIP investor. His wealth is `26,082 as compared to SIP
Since he cannot time the market, he is able to invest at the Nifty investor’s wealth of `21,229, as can be derived from Table 2.
average index value for the year 2008, which is 4,203. If he remained This would obviously happen as the smart investor is buying
invested till date – March 3, 2020 – he could make a return that Nifty index at the lowest point. Now let’s consider some
works out to a compound annual growth rate of nearly 9%. practical aspects. Is it logically possible to believe that someone
can time the market so correctly every year?
Table 1: Nifty-50 Index Values
Minimum Average Value of Minimum Average Value of This looks highly unlikely whereas the returns generated by the
Years value the Index Years value the Index SIP investor would have a 100% chance of earning a return of
for the year for the year for the year for the year 10%. The equity market generates higher return with very low
2008 2,656 4,203 2014 6,002 7,293 risk only if an investor continues to stay invested over a long
2009 2,622 4,015 2015 7,823 8,315 period of time and the benefit of averaging also works if there
2010 4,932 5,441 2016 7,362 8,123 are no knee- jerk reactions in the way we invest in the stock
2011 4,850 5,447 2017 8,192 9,506 market. We want to leave readers with the thought that time
2012 4,765 5,325 2018 10,245 10,768 spent being invested in the market is more important than
2013 5,341 5,874 2019 10,672 11,468 timing the market. DS

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Special Report
Gauging Market Trends With VIX
As an investor, market indicators can be your best friend but only if you know how to read them accurately.
Karan Bhojwani explores the importance of tracking the volatility index VIX and explains in detail how best
to interpret what is commonly referred to as the ‘fear gauge’
P
articipating in the stock market is all about speculating
or estimating the future price movement of the
underlying asset. Different investors and traders use
different methods, techniques and systems to estimate
the future price movement of stocks and indices. There are
various popular indicators that are used by market experts and
investors alike such as oscillators, RSI, moving averages,
trend-lines, etc. to understand where the market is headed.
Some bank on the 200 days’ moving average while some use the
‘put and call’ ratio while some use the Indian VIX to gauge
market sentiments.
Says Sandip Parbat, who has been trading in equity for over a
decade, “I am a big fan of put and call ratio and use the moving
averages regularly before deciding on which stocks to enter and
exit. However, I have never used VIX for my trading decisions,
maybe because I never understood it completely. I heard one of
the analysts commenting on VIX and stating that it has
increased by some 30 odd per cent and that is considered
significant for the markets. I think I will start tracking VIX
more regularly now but not before I
get a better grasp over it. Half
knowledge is dangerous when it
comes to the equity markets.” It
will not be incorrect to say
that several traders ignore the My interest is in the future
VIX reading while basing – I am going to spend the
their trading decisions. What rest of my life there:
is VIX after all and how best
can an investor interpret the
VIX readings? C F Kettering
American investor
Defining Volatility
Volatility measures the frequency and magnitude of price
movements, both up and down, that a financial instrument
experiences over a certain period of time. The more dramatic
the price swings in that instrument, the higher the level of
volatility. Equity markets is about greed and fear with greed
dominating the markets at times while fear at times being more
dominant. It is essential for any trader to gauge the larger
market moods before investing or trading in the markets. Here
is where the Indian VIX comes into the picture. It is a fear
gauge and is widely used by experts to ascertain the market
moods before making investment or trading decisions. India
VIX measures the degree of volatility or fluctuations that active
traders expect in the Nifty 50 over the next 30 days.
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Originally, it was the Chicago Board Options Exchange
(CBOE) which came up with the term VIX in 1993. NSE kicked
off India VIX after taking relevant permissions from CBOE. To
understand what VIX is and how to interpret it, it is useful to
first understand how it is calculated. VIX uses inputs from
Black Scholes Model which is used to price
options contracts. There are five key
variables used in this model to find a
fair price of the option contract,
namely, the strike price, time to
expiry, current market price of It is said that the present is
the underlying asset, the risk-free pregnant with the future:
rate and the volatility. VIX is
derived by backward working
from buy-sell prices of Nifty Francois-Marie Arouet (Voltaire)
options contracts and calculating French historian and writer.
the expected volatility, also known as
implied volatility.
Reading the VIX
If Nifty is trading at 11,000 and VIX index is currently at 26, it can
be interpreted as a probable annual variation of 26 per cent in the
next 30 days. It is important to remember that the variation is
annualised and the monthly variation comes close to 2 per cent.
This essentially means that Nifty can move in either direction by
220 points.
In other words, VIX is a measure of expected volatility and
explains the level of fear or complacency in the market. The
reason why VIX is important for traders and investors alike is
that it is a good indicator of whether the participants in markets
are feeling fearful or complacent about the near future. The
other way to interpret the VIX reading is that it represents the
expected annualised change in the Nifty 50 index over the next
30 days. For example if the VIX reading is 12, it means that for
the next one month investors expect the Nifty to move by 12
per cent (annualised) in either direction. The VIX reading for
March 6 was 26, indicating that investors expect the Nifty to
move by 26 per cent (annualised) in either direction.
This can be considered a huge movement considering the fact
that the VIX reading as on February 20 was just 10.16. Thus,
the expected volatility in markets has jumped more than
two-fold in less than a month. While basing trading decisions
using VIX, one must also remember the extreme levels
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Prashant Shah CMT, CFTe, MFTA,MSTA
Founder - Definedge Solutions
India VIX and Nifty Correlation
VIX is a real-time volatility index which reflects the volatility
expectation of the market participants in the next 30 calendar
days. VIX is calculated based on the weighted averages of the
implied volatility of the Nifty index options. Implied volatility is
the expected volatility in the market as implied by the options
activity of the market participants. For most part, VIX is
inversely correlated to the market and acts a barometer of fear
or uncertainty in the market which leads to higher implied
volatility as market participants rush to buy the protection of
‘put’ options to hedge their portfolios.
As shown in the figure, VIX has a tendency to rise sharply
when the market is bearish due to an unfavourable event or
news flow such as announcement of LTCG Tax after one year
during the Union Budget in early 2018, NBFC crisis in late
2018 or due to the current worldwide corona virus scare. In
most cases, a sharp spike in the VIX can be used to determine if
the market selling is overdone or if the market is making a
bottom. VIX usually subsides or remain stable when the market
rallies or remain sideways. When VIX is at extremely low levels
in a persistent manner, it can indicate extreme bullishness in
the market and can point toward a potential turning of the
market to the downside.
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But there are exceptions when VIX is not inversely correlated to
market movement in events such as the 2019 general elections
when VIX rose along with the market as there was a positive
expectation that the incumbent government would return with
a stable majority but with some uncertainty. Volatility, just like
most other things in life, is cyclical. It contracts and expands.
VIX can be used by traders as an indicator to do dynamic
position sizing and risk management.
Traders can use lower position sizing when volatility is high
and normal position sizing when VIX is in a stable range or
lower. The stable range can be determined by the traders using
a five-day or ten-day average true range (ATR) of the VIX. To
summarise, VIX is important to understand the volatility and
its relationship with the market from both an analytical and
risk management point of view.
A good understanding of such a relationship will help investors
and traders in taking timely decisions to either buy protection
to hedge portfolios or to reduce the position size to control
the risk.
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recorded by VIX. For example, on derived from the Nifty (Underlying), similarly we have an
May 19, 2009, VIX reached India VIX Futures which derives its value from VIX
57.10, the highest recorded (Underlying). Investors can hedge their equity portfolio by
levels while the lowest levels buying India VIX Futures in case they intend to hedge their
were seen in June 2017 equity portfolio. Investors can also shorten the India VIX
when VIX touched 8.75. To expect the unexpected Futures in case the volatility has peaked. One of the best ways
Also, the 52-week range shows a thoroughly of profiting from India VIX Futures is by going long at
can be useful to interpret modern intellect: lower levels ahead of a major event that promises to make
the VIX levels. The VIX has markets volatile.
been trading in the range of Oscar Wilde, Irish poet and
28.66 to 10.53 levels in the past playwright Conclusion
52 weeks. As VIX has
been trading at 26 odd levels in the Sentiment indicator like any other market indicator can be an
first week of March we can say that the VIX levels seen investor’s friend only if the interpretation is correct of the
are close to the top end of the range seen over the past indicator. The trick to beat markets is to understand VIX
52 weeks. reading accurately and then adjust your trades and positions
accordingly. Investors and traders should realise that one of the
VIX Interpretations major problems with the sentiment indicators such as VIX is
that the extreme readings can stay where they are for a long
At the outset let us be clear that the VIX is negatively correlated time – running into months – and hence can be frustrating for
to the Nifty i.e. VIX tends to drop when Nifty goes up and vice traders. Aggressive traders can profit by trading in volatility
versa. The high levels in VIX (higher than 20) suggests that one while portfolio investors can use VIX as a hedging tool against
can expect large movements in Nifty. Levels below 15 in VIX volatility. Whatever is the purpose – profiting from volatility or
can be considered low levels. As the value of Nifty Futures is hedging volatility – VIX can be your best friend. DS

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Automotive Sector
Loses Speed And Traction
I
ndia achieved the distinction of
becoming the fourth-largest
automotive market and the
seventh-largest manufacturer of
commercial vehicles back in 2018
with sales increasing by 8.3 per
cent year-on-year. In this scenario, the
two-wheeler segment dominated the
market in terms of volume owing to a
growing middle-class and a young
population. Moreover, the sector’s growth
was aided by growing interest of the
companies in exploring rural markets with
an expected increase in demand from
them. However, the situation isn’t as rosy
any more. Currently, the Indian and global
equity markets have been very volatile.
The spread of the coronavirus and its
impact on production and
manufacturing lines has raised concerns
among investors with their focus on the
Indian automotive and automotive
ancillary sector. There is an underlying
current of anxiety and concern among
investors given the fact that the
automotive industry has been trapped in
a downturn since a long time. Post a
slight chance of recovery, the Auto index
shows that returns have been negative for
the past few years. This is a clear
indication of the fact that the sector has
reached its bottom. As of now,
improvement in demand with surplus
purchasing power remains the only hope
for this industry.
Returns (%)
Index
3 Mth. 6 Mth. 1 Year
S&P Bse Auto -12.02 0.68 -19.66
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A Bumpy Ride
Recent sales data from automotive makers
support the general sensation of continued
weak sales in the sector. While many
factors are responsible for the same, this is
a prolonged phenomenon and likely to
drag on for some more time. The
agricultural machinery segment of Escorts
Limited sold 8,601 tractors in February
2020, registering a growth of 18.8 per cent
against 7,240 tractors sold in February
2019 but on the contrary its 11MFY20
sales fell by 4.7 per cent to 80,574 units as
compared to 84,507 units during
11MFY19. One of India’s popular car
manufacturer, Maruti Suzuki India for
February 2020 reported decrease in sales
by 1.1 per cent on a YoY basis to 147,110
units from 1,46,045 units. Its domestic
sales also dropped by 3.6 per cent to
136,849. Mahindra and Mahindra also
reported a drop in sales by 32 per cent YoY
with sales of 40,634 units. Subsequently,
the domestic sales were down by 34 per
cent YoY at 38,002 units and commercial
vehicle sales were down by 33 per cent YoY.
Since the domestic sales of Ashok Leyland
fell by 39 per cent to 10,612 units, its total
sales declined by 37 per cent YoY as well.
Motorcycle manufacturer Hero Moto
Corp announced 19 per cent drop in its
sales for February 2020 with sales of
498,242 units. The domestic sales fell by
20 per cent to 480,196 units but exports
rose by 8 per cent YoY. Total sales of TVS
Motor also fell by 17 per cent to 253,261
3 Years
units whereas exports went up by 25 per
-27.31
cent to 82,877 units. As a result of drop in
A series of setbacks faced by the
automobile and automotive
component sectors has brought
about a slump in sales even as
the transition to BS-VI emission
norms has brought about a
greater challenge. Not to forget
that the outbreak of corona
virus has only added to the
woes, Geyatee Deshpande
takes an overall view of the
industry and finds out the
triggers.
Series of Shocks
The first of the shocks to the automotive
industry was the implementation of
demonetisation of all `500 and `1,000 bank
notes in November 2016, leading to a cash
crunch.
Despite some recovery, October 2018 witnessed
an upsurge in fuel costs as crude oil sharply rose
to USD 86 per barrel, thus pinching consumer
pockets.
Further, patchy monsoon and drop in farm prices
resulted in reduced rural demand. By then the
urban demand had already slowed down.
The NBFC crisis and difficulty in obtaining
cheaper funding created severe problems in
financing vehicle purchase along with rising
vehicle prices.
In 2019, vehicle costs increased further with
application of new BS-VI as well as safety
braking norms. This resulted into high inventory
levels with reduced demand even during the
festive season.
The government failed to announce any
attractive schemes for the automotive sector in
the Union Budget 2020.
The latest hit has been the corona virus which
has brought further slack into the domestic and
global economy.
automobile sales, we can see from Table 1
the pressure on sales and profits faced by
automotive ancillary companies as well.
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Table 1
Net Sales Net Profit Returns (%)
Market Cap
Company Name Q3FY20 Q3FY19 Q3FY20 Q3FY19
(` Cr.) YoY (%) YoY (%) 1 Month 6 Months 1 Year
(` Cr.) (` Cr.) (`Cr.) (` Cr.)
Maruti Suzuki India 192257.34 19655.50 18930.70 3.83 1568.70 1489.30 5.33 -9.57 6.60 -10.54
Bajaj Auto 78231.82 7436.42 7243.07 2.67 1261.50 1101.16 14.56 -14.46 -2.03 -6.99
Mahindra & Mahindra 59582.26 25019.86 26185.47 -4.45 -170.43 1065.82 -115.99 -17.99 -7.29 -26.99
Eicher Motors 48516.94 2350.45 2328.25 0.95 482.13 491.48 -1.90 -8.80 12.85 -17.38
Hero MotoCorp 41229.20 7074.86 7937.33 -10.87 880.13 756.13 16.40 -13.09 -20.73 -26.19
Tata Motors 38812.93 71051.42 76264.69 -6.84 1954.51 -26823.22 -107.29 -31.62 6.44 -35.23
Ashok Leyland 21062.41 5148.15 7405.78 -30.48 56.64 428.73 -86.79 -10.70 13.71 -20.85
TVS Motor Company 19654.35 4765.99 5122.61 -6.96 158.44 196.87 -19.52 -10.66 11.49 -15.63
Escorts 10193.49 1650.22 1671.42 -1.27 153.70 139.66 10.05 -2.74 76.62 16.58
Minda Industries 9346.72 1326.84 1470.09 -9.74 53.45 79.44 -32.72 -11.44 8.00 8.34

Source : ACE Equity

Varroc Engineering 4818.16 2803.81 2954.99 -5.12 21.68 93.93 -76.92 -21.49 -15.16 -43.40
Force Motors 1381.40 869.11 823.74 5.51 15.46 27.41 -43.60 -21.92 -12.48 -37.51
Jamna Auto Industries 1271.10 228.59 486.29 -52.99 10.08 28.55 -64.72 -22.85 -11.02 -47.70
Wheels India 1188.19 642.01 855.94 -24.99 7.31 11.66 -37.31 -16.81 -14.87 -47.18
Harita Seating Systems 361.84 177.79 242.85 -26.79 4.84 13.92 -65.23 -6.84 12.53 0.72

domestic expansion and growth.

BS-VI Transition Troubles
The Bharat Stage Emission Standards
(BSES) are emission standards instituted
by the Government of India to regulate
the output of air pollutants from
compression ignition engines and also
from spark ignition engines equipment
which includes motor vehicles. The
government’s policy decision to strictly
implement BS-VI norms has created
tremors in the automotive sector.
Automakers sensed fear when the
government announced skipping the
BS-V stage to directly implement
BS-VI stage norms from BS-IV stage.
The European industry gave itself 10
years to make this gradual shift whereas
Indian automakers are expected to
make the shift in three years by April 1,
2020, post which sales and registration
of only BS-VI vehicles will be
permitted.
As a result of the sudden change, the
inventory levels of automotive companies
rose as dampened economic conditions
failed to boost consumer demand even
during the festive periods in 2019 in spite
of huge discounts offered to potential
buyers. Many automobile manufacturers
followed multiple ‘no production’ days to
release their BS-IV stock. As per the
Federation of Automobile Dealers
Associations (FADA), the inventory with
dealers averaged between 25 and 30 days
of stock for two-wheelers and
commercial vehicles at the end of
January 2020. As for passenger vehicles,
this was between 15 and 20 days.
A Viral Opportunity
China exports goods of around USD 70
billion to India. It is also one of the leading
suppliers of automotive components in
India, contributing around 27 per cent of
the total exports. India imports dashboard
display units, turbochargers, sensors as
well as electric vehicle and engine
components from China and South Korea.
As of now, there is an uneasy calm across
businesses in India since the outbreak and
global spread of the coronavirus has the
potential to derail bilateral trade worth
USD 87 billion. The automotive industry,
which is already seeing the worst slump in
nearly two decades, is facing the heat as
supply chains get disrupted. It is expected
to impact the Indian automotive sector
and therefore also the automobile
component and forging industries.
Manufacturers such as Tata Motors,
Mahindra and Mahindra and MG Motor
India have already reported facing
challenges in terms of component supply
from China where the virus first
originated. With the virus spreading
across Europe, overall sales are expected
to further decline. While such hiccups
create various obstacles, for an economy
like India it is a very opportunistic stage
as well. The Indian automotive sector’s
dependence on China has decreased –
though slightly – over a period of time.
The path ahead would be to focus more
on assembling products indigenously
and developing an ecosystem in
domestic markets to de-risk dependency
on a particular market. This will allow for
It is believed that most of Chinese
automakers are full of funds and are
exploring attractive markets outside
China’s market which is currently in a
stage of stagnation in growth sales. By
the end of fiscal year 2019, Japan’s Suzuki
Motor Corp. and South Korea’s Hyundai
Motor Co. together commanded 67% of
the market. Due to the availability of
resources, technology and given the
long-term growth potential of the Indian
economy and automotive industry, the
Indian market presents an alternative
supply chain market opportunity
especially for automotive component
manufacturers. These factors have
contributed towards foreign players
partnering with Indian automakers.
Additionally, the government’s focus on
electric vehicles has allowed for various
tax deductions and incentives on
purchase of electric vehicles. Thus,
looking at a long-term investing
opportunity, the automotive sector seems
to be very promising post its recovery.
This is because India is considered as a
prominent automobile exporter and has
strong export growth expectations for the
near future. Automobile exports grew
14.50 per cent during FY19. Further, it is
expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.05 per
cent during 2016-2026. This allows for the
industry to attract strong foreign direct
investment. To be on par with the global
automotive industry and its standards, the
government aims to boost the sector and
make it a global manufacturing centre
and research and development hub. DS

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Indian Chemical Industry
Formulated For Growth
In the wake of the government’s proactive stand toward the chemical sector in India coupled with the influx of large orders
from other countries, join Anthony Fernandes as he looks at why chemical manufacturers can now set their sights on
progressing ahead with the right chemistry

T
he Indian chemical
industry is widely
regarded as a key
component of the Indian
economy, accounting for
approximately 2 per cent
of the GDP and 15 per cent of the
manufacturing GDP in India. It is one of
the fastest-growing industries in the
world and currently ranked the fourth-
largest in Asia and sixth in the world in
terms of output after the US, China,
Germany, Japan and Korea. This industry
forms a significant part of the overall
trade flow in India as well, ranking fourth
in imports, after mineral fuels and oils,
precious stones and metals, and electrical
machinery. India's share in global
chemical trade by value is 3 per cent.

The chemical sector in India is broadly

classified into bulk chemicals, specialty
chemicals, agrochemicals,
petrochemicals, polymers and fertilisers.
The diversification within the chemical
industry is large and covers more than
80,000 commercial products. So much so
that it is widely regarded as the backbone
of the industrial and agricultural
development of the country, providing
the building blocks to many other
industries such as textile, paper, paints,
soaps, pharmaceuticals, detergents, etc.
The Growth Curve
India is largely driven by consumption
growth and the per capita consumption
of chemicals in the country is one of the
lowest in the world, even when compared
to other developing countries. This
makes India a very attractive destination
for the chemical industry to flourish in.
Among petrochemicals, the growth of
this category of products in India is
mainly derived from import substitution,
with India importing more than USD 14
billion worth of petrochemicals. Thus,
there exists an opportunity to
manufacture petrochemical
intermediates in India given better
supply chain logistics and technology.
The production of major chemicals and
petrochemicals during the last five years
is indicated in the table. On the whole,
the total production of major chemicals
and petrochemicals in 2018-19 was
27,847 thousand MT as compared to
26,738 thousand MT in 2017-18,
recording a growth of 4.15 per cent. The
CAGR in production of major chemicals
and petrochemicals has increased by 4.77
per cent in the period from 2014-15 to
2018-19.
On the whole, we see that alkali
chemicals account for a lion share of 69
per cent of the total production of basic
major chemicals and grew by 4.97 per
cent on a CAGR basis during this period.
Meanwhile, basic chemicals grew by 4.63
per cent to 11,578 thousand MT in
2018-19 from 9,659 thousand MT in
2014-15. The production of polymers
accounted for around 61 per cent of the
total production of basic major
petrochemicals for the year 2018-19. The
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 Production of Major Chemicals and Petrochemicals
Group of Chemicals
2014-15
Alkali Chemicals 6625
Inorganic Chemicals 944
Organic Chemicals 1619
Pesticides 186
Dyes and Pigments 285
Total Basic Major Chemicals 9659
Synthetic Fibres 3532
Polymers 7558
Synthetic Rubber (Elastomers) 172
Synthetic Detergent Intermediates 596
Performance Plastics 1591
Total Basic Major Petrochemicals 13449
Total Production 23108
Source: Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals
petrochemicals in 2018-19 was 16,286
thousand MT, increasing by 4.87 per cent
on a CAGR basis from 13,449 thousand
MT in 2014-15.
Government Initiatives
To support the growth of this industry,
the government has taken several steps to
improve both the physical and social
infrastructure of the country. Some of
these initiatives and reforms undertaken
by the government include Make in
India, Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and
Urban Transformation (AMRUT), Smart
City Mission and Swachh Bharat. The
most prominent of these, however, is the
government’s Make in India initiative
which encourages local production
entailing the potential to spark huge
investments in India. Chemical
manufacturing is one of the 25 areas
focused on under this program. The
Government of India has allowed 100 per
cent FDI through the direct route into
this sector.
In addition to encouraging research and
development inside the division, the
government has also rationalised the
import duty on some of the raw materials
like ethane, propane, butane and
reformate to 2.5 per cent from 5 per cent
to support the margins of the chemical
companies. Moreover, the manufacturing
of chemical products is largely de-
licensed except for a few hazardous
chemicals. Through the Swachh Bharat
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cent are classified as highly skilled i.e.
(In ‘000 Metric Tonnes) managers, professionals and technicians
CAGR (%)
2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 and 58 per cent are classified as medium-
6802 7009 7631 8043 4.97 skilled i.e. clerical, skilled agriculture,
1002 1053 1058 1064 3.04 trade workers, plant assemblers, etc. The
1589 1638 1799 1884 3.86 minimum wage in the country is far
188 214 213 217 3.93 below the world average.
304 320 367 370 6.74
9885 10234 11068 11578 4.63 The chemical industry employs more
3558 3599 3625 3601 0.48 than 2 million people in India and the
8839 9163 9276 10040 7.36 wage paid to unskilled workers averages
242 285 308 351 19.52 out to at USD 6 per man-day and skilled
566 664 743 687 3.62 workers are paid in the range of USD 9
1700 1799 1719 1589 -0.03 per man-day, which is one of the lowest
14905 15510 15671 16268 4.87 among the major chemical producing
24790 25744 26739 27846 4.77 countries. Hence, the availability of cheap
and skilled workforce presents an
attractive opportunity for global players
Abhiyan, the government is focusing on to set up shop in the country.
cleanliness of the streets, roads and
infrastructure of India’s cities, towns and 3. Strategic Geographic Location: The Indian
rural areas, which is thereby supporting subcontinent is strategically located
the chemical industry, especially between the east and west of Asia which is
companies dealing in surfactants and the centre of many trans-Indian Ocean
water treatment chemical routes which connect European countries
manufacturing. in the west with Asian countries in the
east. As a result, India is able to establish
Factors Favouring close contacts with West Asia, Africa and
Europe from its western coast and East
Burgeoning Domestic Asia from its eastern coast. The close
Growth proximity to the Middle East, on the other
hand, provides access to petrochemical
1. Ease of Doing Business and Regulations: feedstock at a relatively low cost. It is
The Ease of Doing Business Rank estimated that the centre of global
(EODB) is a measure of an economy's maritime trade is expected to move from
position to the best regulatory practices. the Pacific to the Indian Ocean as India
It tries to capture the experience of small and China become manufacturing hubs
and mid-sized companies in a country of the world by 2030.
with their regulators by measuring the
time, costs and red tape they deal with. 4. Improving Infrastructure: Through the
India has been one of the biggest Make in India initiative, the government
improvers in recent years, with its rank has taken steps to improve the
shooting up from 142 to 63 among 190 infrastructure in the country to make it
countries since 2015. With its current an attractive destination for foreign
rank of 63, the World Bank deems India investors. In the next two decades, almost
as an easier place to do business in than USD 1.5 trillion of investments have
other BRICS peers such as Brazil (109) or been planned for infrastructure across
South Africa (84). However, only China the sub-sectors, such as highways,
has a better rank (31). railways, ports and waterways, airports,
industrial corridors and smart cities.
2. Abundance of Cheap Skilled Workforce:
India is one of the leading countries To support and develop downstream
generating skilled workforce. Each year industries, the government has also set
more than 10 million people enter the job up four petroleum, chemical and
market with varying levels of skill. Out of petrochemical investment regions
the total workforce in the country, 16 per (PCPIRs) in the country. These regions
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are expected to operate as clusters aimed
towards reducing overall the capital
expenditure by building a common
infrastructure of utilities, pipelines and
effluent treatment plants (ETPs).
Government sources have estimated that
these PCPIRs will attract investment of
approximately `8 lakh crore and are
expected to generate employment for
around 40 lakh people.
Diminishing Chinese
Influence
After the global recession of 2008, the
core of the chemical industry shifted
from the West to Asia, with China being
the key benefactor. Owing to the low
labour cost, relatively relaxed
environmental norms and government
subsidies, the share of China in global
chemical sales surged from 24 per cent in
2010 to 37 per cent in 2018. During this
stage, the Chinese government started
filling the huge and rapidly growing
domestic demand. However, since then,
the chemicals industry in China has been
losing momentum due to various factors,
the most prominent being the
introduction of strict environmental
norms which has led to the shutdown of
several chemical plants.
In 2017, around 40 per cent of the
chemical manufacturing capacity in the
country was temporarily shut down for
safety inspections with over 80,000
facilities fined for breaking emission
limits. Moreover, the Chinese
government has mandated the
construction of effluent treatment plants
and has imposed a ‘green tax’ on the
industry to combat pollution. As a result,
the overall cost of production for many
Indian Speciality Chemicals Showing Strong Operational Improvement for Q3FY20
Company Name
Market-Cap Sales
YoY (%)
(`Crore) (`Crore)
SRF 22400 1651.84 0.71
PI Industries 21683 849.8 20.11
Aarti Industries 17287 1218.48 -4.51
Atul 15047 1041.41 0.96
Deepak Nitrite 7088 1119.86 46.08
Navin Fluorine 7028 260.5 11.4
Alkyl Amines Chem. 3127 256.91 20.8
Neogen Chemicals 1068 82.29 30.21
Source: Ace Equity
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companies has increased. This has Fluorine from a multinational company
brought about plenty of opportunities for for the manufacture and supply of a
the Indian chemical industry to step up high-performance product in the
and fill in for the vacated market space. fluorochemicals space. These plans
further reaffirm the view that India is a
Indian Speciality favoured destination for supply contracts
related to niche chemicals. The prospects
Chemical: Poised for of the sector are also seen through the
Strong Growth aggressive capex plans announced by
The Indian speciality chemical segment, various key players which should act as a
in particular, appears to stand out in the base for future growth. Navin Fluorine
current economic scenario. There has has planned expansion worth `450 crore
been a notable rise in orders and given the large order received. Whereas,
expansion of capacities in this segment. In other players such as Aarti Industry, SRF,
addition to the regular order flows, trends PI Industries, Vinati Organics, Deepak
in the global chemical space are likely to Nitrate and Alkyl Amines have also
lead to several near-term opportunities announced plans to take up capital
for Indian companies. In view of the level expenditure.
of expansion, tie-ups with foreign players,
new product launches and the low Ongoing Capex Plans (in ` Crore)
penetration of speciality chemicals in Company Capex
India as compared to the global average, Aarti Industries 1,000-1,200
many believe that there is further upside SRF 1,100
from the current levels. Atul 450
Navin Fluorine 450
Owing to an improvement in operational PI Industries 400-450
performance, led by revenue growth and Sudarshan Chemicals 300-325
margin expansion, listed speciality Deepak Nitrite 250
chemical players have consistently Vinati Organics 110
generated wealth for investors. The
quarter ended in December 2019 was no Conclusion
different. Speciality chemical companies
like SRF, Deepak Nitrite, Navin Fluorine India was always looked upon by
and Neogen have fared better. Even international buyers as an alternative to
though revenue growth was slower due China and is likely to be one of the
to falling chemical prices, operating biggest beneficiaries in case of a loss in
profit growth remained in double digits. Chinese market share. The Indian
Returns on a one-year basis and three- chemical industry offers quality
month basis averaged at 78.98 per cent products, albeit at a higher cost as
and 34.96 per cent respectively. compared to China, but the recent
reduction of cost efficiencies in Chinese
The market sentiment for speciality companies as a result of the
chemical companies got a boost recently environmental compliance issues has
from a ` 2,900 crore order for Navin opened up a huge opportunity for India
in the export market. Moreover, the
coronavirus crisis in China, which
PBDT
YoY (%)
PAT
YoY (%)
3-Month 1-Year has brought about a standstill in
(`Crore) (`Crore) Return (%) Return (%) supplies from China, has forced
313.67 27.49 311.77 -39.72 20.36 67.99 global companies to diversify their
200.8 23.72 120.4 12.21 5.87 65.66 supplier base. Many global agro and
225.87 4.98 142.71 2.16 24.03 36.02 speciality chemical companies are
257.65 24.29 168.01 45.55 24.9 48.77 now eyeing India as a reliable
246.03 197.43 156.71 294.74 52.9 115.69
partner. A 5-10 per cent business
76.46 22.24 45.13 16.84 63.91 120.03
shift to India could more than
87.59 138.11 59.22 179.18 44.57 98.73
double the opportunity size for
12.8 67.71 8.13 88.55 28.55
many chemical companies.
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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)

Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP

1 AGRO - OTHERS
IND. COMPOSITE 117 2696 128 22
Baba Agro Food 10 1903 13.2 27 460 14.3 10.8 - 2 40.3 - - - - - - - - 73.55 0 0 0.2 86 64.7 70/51 156 -
Mishtann Foods L 1 1903 50 1 482 11.8 0.2 0 0.5 17.1 1912 112.7 2.9 1912N 354.3 -1 9 4 49.28 0 0 1.7 292 5.84 72/6 328 -
2 AIRLINES
IND. COMPOSITE 1098 60897 -928 252
InterGlobe Aviation 10 1903 384.8 179 28497 156.1 4.1 5 0.3 2.3 1912 9931.7 490.4 1912N 27456.9 33 625.3 244 74.85 0 20.98 63.1 45329 1178 1911/1115 38922 37.3
Jet Airways 10 1803 113.6 -638 23287 -767.6 -67.6 - -0.7 - 1812 6148 -587.8 1812N 18319.6 6 -3208.2 -1295 24.98 21 29.38 150.6 249 21.95 287/15 4184 -
Spicejet Ltd. 10 1903 600.1* -6 9113 -316.1 -5.3 - -2.8 - 1912 3647.1 73.2 1912N 9494.8 44 -127.7 66 59.96 44 12.06 154.9 3792 63.2 157/58 4689 -
3 ALUMINIUM
IND. COMPOSITE 1183 57509 2958 13
Hindalco Indus. 1 1903 224.6* 216 45749 1205.4 5.4 1.2 0.4 2.5 1912 10230 193 1912N 30250 -9 294 -70 34.65 0 45.92 294.4 33725 150.15 221/141 51674 63.7
MMP Industries Ltd. 10 1903 25.4* 65 261 20.4 8 - 0.1 12.4 - - - - - - - - 73.46 0 14.29 0.6 227 89.30XB 133/76 198 -
National Alumini 5 1903 932.8 56 11499 1732.4 9.3 5.75 0 16.5 1912 2088.3 -34 1912N 6536 -25 35.5 -98 51.49 0 27.43 225 6166 33.05 58/32 2736 22.9
4 AQUACULTURE
IND. COMPOSITE 81 5013 314 20
Avanti Feeds Lim 1 1903 13.6 78 2738 223.5 16.4 4 0 21 1912 657.7 31.4 1912N 2397.8 15 216.7 29 43.67 0 19.3 76.7 5371 394.25 770/253 5231 19.7
Coastal Corporation 10 1903 10.2 123 468 42.8 42.1 1.5 0.7 34.3 1912 164 10 1912N 412.4 17 32.4 -7 32.91 0 0 2.1 209 205.3 374/126 266 5.2
KSE 10 1903 3.2 406 1209 9.4 29.5 15 0.3 7.3 1912 354.8 8.9 1912N 1050.1 16 0.3 -98 25.6 0 0.11 6.3 387 1210 1830/898 402 -
Waterbase Ltd. 10 1903 41.4 42 365 30.8 7.4 1.5 0.1 17.8 1912 62.2 0.7 1912N 275 -13 21 -28 67.12 0 0.12 40.9 425 102.6 192/81 436 18.9
Zeal Aqua 10 1903 12.6 39 232 7.5 6 - 1.7 15.4 1912 57.5 5.1 1912N 148.9 25 9.1 104 68.41 0 0 0.3 75 59.3 119/54 154 -
5 AUTO - 2 & 3 WHEELERS
IND. COMPOSITE 497 82937 8887 16
Atul Auto Ltd 5 1903 11 118 667 53.1 24.2 4 0 20.5 1912 192.8 19.7 1912N 512.8 3 48.6 18 52.69 0 18.77 21 448 204.1 372/192 431 7.4
Bajaj Auto Ltd. 10 1903 289.4 753 30250 4675.2 161.6 60 0 21.5 1912 7639.7 1261.6 1912N 23102.8 1 3789.7 12 53.52 0 23.97 102.8 79130 2734.6 3315/2400 78207 15.5
Hero MotoCorp 2 1903 39.9* 644 33651 3384.9 169.5 87 0 26.3 1912 6996.7 880.4 1912N 22597.7 -12 3012.6 13 34.62 0 54.85 149.7 40698 2037.55 3021/1960 40561 10.9
Maha. Scooters 10 1903 11.4 9908 14 72.8 63.7 33 0 0.6 1912 4.7 2.2 1912N 9 -19 72.8 1 50.99 0 8.24 12.9 4613 4036.45 4948/3258 4607 62.8
Majestic Auto 10 1903 10.4 364 81 35.9 34.6 - 0.1 9.5 1912 8 1.1 1912N 25.1 -37 6.3 -64 74.99 0 0.04 5 106 101.55 245/93 160 4.3
Scooters India 10 1903 87.3 8 64 -4.6 -0.5 - 0.2 - 1912 20 -2.1 1912N 51.4 14 -12.2 -281 93.87 0 0.02 8.8 185 21.25 51/21 179 -
TVS Motor Co. Ltd. 1 1903 47.5 70 18210 670.1 14.1 3.5 0.4 20 1912 4125.5 121.1 1912N 12941.9 -6 518.4 -3 57.39 0 32.55 132.8 19683 414.3 525/340 21017 30.2
6 AUTO - ANCILLARIES
IND. COMPOSITE 1629 108218 7423 23
Amara Raja Batt. 1 1903 17.1 195 6793 483.5 28.3 7.08 0 14.5 1912 1747.8 164.4 1912N 5258.1 1 524.2 44 28.06 6 31.87 70.1 10838 634.5 814/573 10813 16.8
AutoCorpn of Goa 10 1903 6.1 345 426 20.9 34.3 17.5 0 9.9 1912 53.6 -1.4 1912N 257.8 -19 10.3 -40 56.43 0 0.09 10 248 406.55 648/402 244 17.7
Automotive Axles 10 1903 15.1 356 1939 121.6 80.4 19.5 0.1 22.6 1912 164.7 4.5 1912N 783.2 -46 35.4 -61 71.03 0 14.66 18.7 930 615.25 1325/611 956 14.2
Banco Products 2 1903 14.3 93 736 122.9 17.2 8 0 18.5 1912 145.6 10.2 1912N 462.7 -15 58.4 -32 67.88 0 3.5 25.1 600 83.95 169/81 484 6.3
Bharat Seats 2 1903 6.3 33 904 21.4 6.8 1 0.3 20.5 1912 144.3 2.3 1912N 464.8 -34 13.1 -21 74.36 0 0.12 11.4 159 50.5 105/46 175 8.9
Bosch Ltd. 10 1903 29.5 3094 12258 1598 541.8 105 0 17.5 1912 2536.6 190.3 1912N 7604.8 -20 568.7 -52 70.54 0 20.72 70.1 38367 13008.65 19423/12003 37115 39.1
Endurance Technologi 10 1903 140.7 148 5417 357.9 25.4 5.5 0.1 17.2 1912 1161 90.2 1912N 3814.2 -6 355.8 44 75 0 23.66 34.5 14362 1021 1237/743 14546 30.8
*Enkei Wheels (India) 5 U1912 8.5 77 267 2.7 1.6 - 0.2 2.1 1912 53.6 13.8 - - -27 - - 73.64 0 0.87 4.1 364 213.45 419/197 364 24.5
Exide Inds. 1 1903 85 70 10588 844 9.9 2.4 0 14.1 1912 2411.5 195.9 1912N 7801.6 -2 657.5 4 45.99 0 33.23 187.4 13536 159.25 234/155 13463 15.6
Federal-Mogul Goetze 10 1903 55.6 132 1319 82.5 14.8 - 0.1 11.3 1912 274.6 6.5 1912N 836.1 -16 27.9 -57 74.98 0 8.93 14.9 2792 501.85 665/483 2849 61.2
FIEM Industries 10 1903 13.2 362 1444 55.5 42.2 12 0.3 11.6 1912 324.4 26 1912N 1055.3 -3 55.9 40 66.55 0 11.9 15.9 498 378.25 561/313 628 7

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Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Frontier Springs 10 1903 3.9 96 83 8.4 21.3 1 0.2 22.3 1912 28.5 4.3 1912N 78.1 33 9.5 68 51.75 0 0.03 5.5 122 308.85 380/153 129 9.9
Gabriel India 1 1903 14.4 41 2076 95 6.6 1.5 0 16.1 1912 455.5 17.6 1912N 1445.3 -8 58.1 -25 52.74 0 15.63 60.3 1294 90.1 158/85 1253 17.2
GNA Axles 10 1903 21.5 187 928 65.9 30.7 2.75 0.4 16.4 1912 214.1 7.6 1912N 728.3 6 48.1 0 66.5 12 13.7 22.4 416 193.6 346/181 567 6.3
Harita Seating Syst. 10 1903 7.8 172 478 22 28.3 6 0.2 16.4 1912 87.6 1.8 1912N 276.4 -31 -0.3 -102 81.09 0 10.89 7.8 364 469 525/345 395 37.1
HBL Power Systems Lt 1 1903 27.7 28 1257 25.1 0.9 0.3 0.3 3.2 1912 258.1 4.4 1912N 819.9 -13 15.8 -12 57.32 0 22.82 45.2 407 14.7 30/13 592 -
I P Rings Ltd. 10 1903 12.7 80 212 7.9 6.3 1 0.7 7.8 1912 46.7 0 1912N 152.8 -3 2.2 -65 56.58 0 0 7.7 72 57 118/54 139 18.4
India Nippon Ele 5 1903 11.3 177 525 59.5 26.3 7 0 14.8 1912 116.3 8.8 1912N 366.6 -6 43.7 4 66.38 0 3.32 12.4 671 296.6 482/266 664 11
IST Ltd. 5 1903 5.8 158 22 7.6 6.5 - 0 4.1 1912 4 1.7 1912N 12.5 -32 5.7 -17 74.99 0 0 6.8 344 295.1 431/239 344 53.3
Jamna Auto Inds. 1 1903 39.8 13 2047 139.8 3.5 0.14 0 27.2 1912 215.2 10.8 1912N 848.3 -46 37 -66 48.58 0 13.63 104.2 1279 32.1 65/29 1256 18.6
Jay Bharat Marut 5 1903 10.8 187 1994 52.2 24.1 2.5 0.9 12.9 1912 402.7 6.7 1912N 1256.6 -17 17.9 -56 59.34 0 1.36 16.5 409 189.05 322/133 757 14.1
Jay Ushin Ltd. 10 1903 3.9 194 855 11.5 29.9 3 1.7 15.4 1912 157.8 1.3 1912N 507.9 -26 5.5 -41 56.3 0 0.02 2.4 247 638.35 689/181 372 32.2
JBM Auto 5 1903 23.6 55 994 48.9 10.3 2.25 1.4 18.7 1912 241.7 12.3 1912N 683.1 -3 30.2 -13 67.18 0 0.63 18.1 897 189.7 307/135 1252 20.3
JTEKT India 1 1903 24.4 23 1773 68.6 2.8 0.8 0.2 12 1912 368.2 4.6 1912N 1160.2 22 20.6 -38 74.99 0 5.7 31.3 1746 71.4 119/64 1768 39.1
LG Balakrishnan&Bros 10 1903 31.4 203 1582 96.7 30.8 5 0.3 15.2 1912 381.7 33.7 1912N 1109.4 -8 84.2 7 47.73 17 17.96 19.6 748 238.35 443/210 905 7.3
Lumax Auto Technolog 2 1903 13.6 40 652 45.5 6.7 3 0.2 16.7 1912 242.6 12.3 1912N 725.6 16 53.3 37 55.88 0 23.21 14.1 611 89.65 162/73 657 11.3
Lumax Inds. 10 1903 9.3 398 1851 107.4 114.9 35 0.4 28.9 1912 383.2 16.3 1912N 1214.3 -16 49.2 -48 74.99 0 1.61 17.5 1129 1207.4 1965/912 1264 18.4
Minda Corporation 2 1903 45.4 50 2371 160.6 7.1 0.7 0.3 14.2 1912 526.4 41.9 1912N 1618.2 89 110 27 68.1 0 14.06 35.1 2251 99.05 151/66 2271 17.5
Minda Industries 2 1903 52.4 42 2100 145.3 5.5 1.1 0.3 13.2 1912 458.5 18.1 1912N 1462.6 -7 75 -26 70.78 0 17.04 49 9153 349.05 426/263 9495 77.2
MothersonSumiSystems 1 1903 315.8 20 7581 813.8 2.6 1.33 0.2 12.6 1912 1643 166.5 1912N 5138.6 -10 512.8 -15 61.72 9 28.95 272.5 30821 97.6 176/91 31817 42.6
Munjal Auto Industr. 2 1903 20 30 1147 33.3 3.3 1 0.1 11 1912 246.8 0.6 1912N 821.4 -6 7.7 -67 74.8 0 0.11 32.3 332 33.15 59/29 340 18.9
Munjal Showa Ltd 2 1903 8 153 1669 62.6 15.7 4.5 0 10.3 1912 298.1 5 1912N 1038.2 -20 32.2 -34 65.01 0 0.3 18.5 377 94.25 184/92 334 8.2
PPAP Automotive 10 1903 14 211 411 33.4 23.9 4.5 0.1 11.3 1912 79.1 3.5 1912N 256.5 -18 13.6 -48 64.2 0 0.34 17.4 251 179.3 348/154 267 12.1
Precision Camshafts 10 1903 95 63 424 42.9 4.5 1 0 7.1 1912 110.5 24.8 1912N 333.9 11 50.6 126 65.3 0 8.8 36.6 327 34.45 67/24 276 4.6
Pricol L 1 1903 9.5 68 1378 -227.9 -24 - 0.4 - 1912 286.1 -55.1 1912N 923 -12 -92.1 -1665 36.52 0 2.06 39.9 348 36.75 66/22 580 -
Racl Geartech 10 1903 10.8 62 190 9.8 9.1 - 1.1 14.6 1912 55.8 5.6 1912N 164.6 21 13.9 74 53.11 15 0.03 8.2 95 88.25 136/53 170 6.1
Rane (Madras) 10 1903 12 260 1370 47.2 39.5 8.5 0.9 15.2 1912 275.3 3.7 1912N 851.3 -18 9.7 -75 62.83 0 0.01 11.2 229 191.45 465/188 502 12.3
Rane Brake Lining Lt 10 1903 7.9 265 514 36.5 46.2 15.5 0 17.4 1912 126.6 10.2 1912N 352.3 -6 25 11 66.99 0 9.79 12.8 352 444.5 784/423 338 9
Rane Engine Valve Lt 10 1903 6.7 189 423 -13.6 -20.2 - 0.9 - 1912 82 -5 1912N 277.6 -12 -12.9 -9 54.84 0 1.32 6.3 115 171.3 643/171 229 -
Rico Auto Inds. 1 1903 13.5 43 1196 48.8 3.6 0.8 0.5 8.4 1912 296.3 7.6 1912N 911.3 0 21.4 -50 50.28 0 8.07 63 404 29.85 75/28 693 14.9
Samkrg Pistons & Rin 10 1903 9.8 142 283 21 21.4 5 0.2 14.9 1912 59.8 6.1 1912N 182.3 -18 16.8 -5 66.87 0 0.03 9.4 101 103.35 199/90 123 5.1
Sandhar Technologies 10 1903 60.2 118 2037 95.3 15.8 2.5 0.2 13.4 1912 402.8 16.7 1912N 1304.8 -14 51.6 -25 70.25 0 18.35 23.5 1387 230.4 314/222 1499 17.7
Setco Automotive 2 1903 26.8 20 613 36.2 2.7 1 0.8 13.8 1912 86.7 -4.6 1912N 331.3 -29 6.7 -72 59.14 92 0.11 32.9 98 7.29 36/7 287 5.2
Shanthi Gears 1 1903 7.7 39 243 33.4 4.3 6 0 11.1 1912 58 6.1 1912N 200.7 10 23.9 -13 70.47 0 8.04 14.3 638 83.2 136/81 619 21.3
Sharda Motor Ind 10 1903 5.9 737 1140 87.9 147.8 - 0 20 1912 215.2 15.1 1912N 678.8 -21 50 -21 73.19 0 0.75 8.3 466 783.1 1665/755 325 6.2
Shivam Autotech Ltd. 2 1903 20 17 636 -18.2 -1.8 - 2.2 - 1912 143.1 -9.1 1912N 473.2 2 -24 -5618 74.79 0 0.1 28 152 15.15 43/15 518 -
Shriram Pistons 10 1903 22.4 454 1955 138.4 61.9 10 0.1 13.5 1912 386.3 12.5 1912N 1242 -11 60.2 -36 47.35 0 10.36 2.1 1268 566.75 1134/560 1231 12.2
Sintercom India 10 1903 24.2 33 83 5.5 2.3 - 0.3 6.2 - - - - - - - - 13.81 0 2.33 0.9 169 70 81/57 193 -
Steel Strips Wheels 10 1903 15.6 423 2041 82.4 52.8 4 1.3 12.5 1912 343.6 6.3 1912N 1176.3 -22 28.7 -54 61.65 51 1.01 13.8 1080 692.95 917/673 1810 22.2
Subros Ltd. 2 1903 13 104 2124 76.1 11.7 1.3 0.3 11.2 1912 465.6 13.5 1912N 1534.3 -4 68.5 14 36.78 0 8.78 22.2 1544 236.7 306/164 1642 18.2
Sundaram Clayton 5 1903 10.1 340 1833 119.7 59.1 36 1 17.4 1912 306 0.4 1912N 1023.1 -28 6.7 -90 74.99 0 15.93 17.2 3822 1888.9 3260/1700 4497 67.1
Sundaram Fasten. 1 1903 21 91 4002 437.1 20.8 5.1 0.4 22.9 1912 692.8 103.1 1912N 2405 -20 267.2 -18 49.53 0 25.89 57.8 8404 399.95 593/390 9195 22.3
SundaramBrakeLining 10 1903 3.9 208 286 7.1 17.9 - 0.4 8.6 1912 65.2 0.5 1912N 197.5 -6 1.4 -57 65.54 0 0.04 8.7 95 242.1 414/220 125 18.3
Suprajit Enginee 1 1903 14 50 1058 114.8 8.2 1.55 0.2 16.4 1912 290.4 39.6 1912N 813.3 3 111.5 28 44.56 0 18.1 44.4 2609 186.5 247/146 2740 18.7
Talbros Auto. 10 1903 12.3 149 483 21.7 17.6 1.8 0.7 11.8 1912 95.4 2.2 1912N 293.7 -22 6.9 -59 57.67 0 1.52 19.2 126 102.05 243/97 254 10.6
The Hi-Tech Gears 10 1903 18.8 143 647 35.5 18.9 3.5 0.9 13.2 1912 115.4 4.1 1912N 399.7 -18 11.4 -57 55.52 0 0 5.2 254 135.2 339/128 448 12.3
Triton Valves 10 1903 1 731 243 3.5 34.9 12 0.7 4.8 1912 55.4 1.4 1912N 162.4 -12 4.1 298 50.47 0 1.13 6.3 77 775.3 1200/740 126 11.7
Ucal Fuel System 10 1903 22.1 192 596 38.8 17.5 9 0.3 9.1 1912 130.9 6.2 1912N 409.7 -12 27.5 -22 70.33 9 0.5 20.2 220 99.55 182/95 366 7.1
Varroc Engineering 1 1903 13.5 84 2573 119.5 8.9 - 0.2 10.6 1912 570.6 23.5 1912N 1783.9 -9 66.7 -40 84.99 0 12.48 48 4809 356.7 658/342 5040 64.2
WABCO India 5 U1912 9.5 1006 1525 127.3 89.5 - 0 6.7 1912 440.9 38.7 - - -30 - - 74.99 0 11.9 25.6 12667 6678.25 7083/5869 12117 70.6
Wheels India Ltd. 10 1903 24.1 236 3181 75.7 31.4 8 0.7 13.3 1912 583.2 9.2 1912N 1888.3 -19 49.5 -12 63.27 0 15.11 10.2 1156 480.45 1043/465 1534 16.7
ZF Steering Gear 10 1903 9.1 406 439 -1.3 -1.4 - 0.1 - 1912 63.9 -1.1 1912N 226.8 -32 6.6 -81 67.41 25 0.01 11.3 272 299.6 817/300 300 -
7 AUTO - CARS & JEEPS
IND. COMPOSITE 877 139635 12323 21
Hind. Motor 5 1903 104.3 -2 1 26.7 1.3 - 0 - 1912 0 -1.1 1912N 0.1 -91 -0.4 -116 32.33 0 4.96 118.1 96 4.62 8-Apr 94 4.1
Mahi. & Mahi 5 1903 621.6 275 53614 4796 38.6 8.5 0.1 14 1912 12345.3 306.6 1912N 36344.1 -8 3833 -3 18.89 2 58.72 407.2 58548 470.95 704/445 57297 12.5
Maruti Suzuki India 5 1903 151 1527 86020 7500.6 248.3 80 0 16.3 1912 20706.8 1564.8 1912N 57411.9 -11 4358.9 -24 56.2 0 38.78 365.4 194247 6430.3 7755/5447 194217 31.6
8 AUTO - LCVS/HCVS
IND. COMPOSITE 966 113114 6225 17
Ashok Leyland 1 1903 293.6 28 29055 1983.2 6.8 3.1 0 23.8 1912 4015.7 27.8 1912N 13629 -33 296.8 -78 51.12 9 31.53 921.2 20886 71.15 98/57 19911 22
Eicher Motors 10 1903 27.3* 2610 9794 2054.4 752.4 125 0 28.8 1912 2363.5 488.9 1912N 6898 -5 1557.6 -1 49.28 0 39.39 99.8 48438 17739.35
23428/15197 45574 23.8
Force Motors 10 1903 13.2 1468 3652 147.2 111.7 10 0.1 7.6 1912 869 15.4 1912N 2426.5 -7 49.9 -54 61.62 0 5.68 62.2 1324 1004.6 1869/951 1577 14.9
SML Isuzu Ltd. 10 1903 14.5 286 1409 19.6 13.5 3 0.5 4.7 1912 176.5 -17.9 1912N 882 -10 -19.1 -684 43.96 0 6.31 31 624 431.3 900/426 808 211.6
Tata Motors Ltd. 2 1903 617.8 72 69203 2020.6 6.5 - 0.8 9.1 1912 10842.9 -1039.5 1912N 34195.3 -32 -2418.6 -226 42.39 4 33.2 1097.8 35292 114.25 239/106 51522 -
9 AUTO - TRACTORS
IND. COMPOSITE 1335 6831 548 22
Escorts Ltd. 10 1903 122.6 247 6196 484.9 39.6 2.5 0.1 16 1912 1633.4 153.1 1912N 4380.3 -4 345.1 -5 40.24 0 26.92 122.9 9962 812.7 914/423 10001 21.4
HMT Ltd. 10 1903 1204.1 8 20 17.2 0.1 - 1.9 1.8 1912 8.1 7.1 1912N 15.1 9 23 37 93.68 0 0 18.5 1149 9.54 24-Oct 1228 -
VST Tillers Tr 10 1903 8.6 683 615 46.1 53.3 15 0 7.8 1912 123.3 3.5 1912N 423.9 -3 21.4 -37 54.68 0 19.29 17 898 1038.9 1438/901 879 26.6
10 BEARINGS
IND. COMPOSITE 185 10380 986 30
Bimetal Bear. 10 1903 3.8 474 206 10.3 27 10 0 5.7 1912 29.9 -0.8 1912N 112.5 -29 -2.1 -124 74.87 0 0 7.1 97 252.85 498/245 93 -
Menon Bearings L 1 1903 5.6 16 174 25.3 4.5 1.5 0.5 27.9 1912 31.6 3.2 1912N 105.8 -20 11.1 -45 71.02 12 2.65 14 265 47.2 88/46 291 16.6
NRB Bearings Lim 2 1903 19.4 49 940 98.8 10.2 2.6 0.5 20.8 1912 177 8.5 1912N 573.9 -21 24.5 -73 48.51 1 41.09 24.3 780 80.45 211/75 996 21.5
Schaeffler India 10 1912 31.3 948 4361 367.6 117.6 35 0 12.4 1912 1036.5 84.5 - - -2 - - 74.12 0 19.42 20.5 13697 4381.5 5700/3841 12907 37.3
SKF India 10 1903 49.4 343 3035 335.8 67.9 12 0.1 19.8 1912 707.3 51.2 1912N 2231.4 -2 213.8 -16 52.57 0 35.42 22.4 8844 1788.85 2313/1743 8330 29.9
Timken India Ltd 10 1903 75.2 178 1664 148.6 19.8 1 0 11.1 1912 373.3 84.6 1912N 1212.2 0 184.8 102 67.8 0 11.36 48.6 7052 937.55 1101/524 7051 29.1
11 BEVERAGES
IND. COMPOSITE 793 27113 1770 52
Asso. Alcohols 10 1903 18.1 83 399 30.3 16.7 1 0.1 20.3 1912 145.4 15.8 1912N 399.2 38 38.6 57 58.44 0 0.6 13.1 358 198.05 298/133 375 8.1
G M Breweries Ltd. 10 1903 18.3 201 464 82.3 45 3 0 22.4 1912 119.7 14 1912N 359.8 4 50.1 -14 74.43 0 1.62 20.3 703 384.45 684/335 702 9.4
Globus Spirits Ltd. 10 1903 28.8 142 984 30.6 10.6 - 0.5 7.5 1912 352.9 14.7 1912N 961.6 35 37.8 133 55.84 0 2.25 15.2 300 104.3 161/93 499 5.8
IFB Agro Indus 10 1903 9.4 400 925 33.2 35.5 - 0 8.9 1912 490.9 6.2 1912N 1458.2 91 24 -12 65 0 1.3 8.8 247 264.2 555/241 202 8.3

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Jagatjit Ind. 10 1903 46.1 20 224 -65.9 -14.3 - 2.2 - 1912 58.4 -13.8 1912N 159.4 -6 -43.5 16 33.9 0 0 3.5 117 25.35 48/23 312 -
Jubilant Industries 10 1903 13.7 204 2 -2.7 -2 - 0 - 1912 0.5 -0.7 1912N 0.8 -95 -2.1 -29 72.58 0 0.15 17.1 163 119 159/76 163 -
Pioneer Distille 10 1903 13.4 -31 138 -67.1 -50.1 - -10.1 - 1912 49.9 -12.8 1912N 132.8 27 -114.3 -167 75 0 0.03 5 172 128.25 188/103 594 -
Radico Khaitan Ltd. 2 1903 26.7* 98 2097 188.1 14.1 1.2 0.2 14.3 1912 647.9 55.7 1912N 1841.7 16 189.1 27 40.32 5 28.67 61 4924 368.75 439/260 5230 21.6
Som Distilleries 10 1903 32.5 96 322 20.1 6.2 1.5 0.2 6.5 1912 79.2 2.9 1912N 317.9 34 20.1 3 24.14 0 2.92 16.4 278 85.7 171/84 323 13.5
Tilaknagar Industrie 10 1903 125.1 -27 489 -148.9 -11.9 - -2.4 - 1912 162.3 -35.8 1912N 492.6 58 -100 32 54.79 91 0.06 25.8 198 15.85 20-Dec 978 -
United Breweries Ltd 1 1903 26.4 120 6472 562.8 21.3 2.5 0 17.7 1912 1453.3 106.4 1912N 5080.4 5 386 -22 57.72 18 20.03 40.2 32419 1226.1 1484/1183 32455 71.4
United Spirits 2 1903 145.3 43 8981 658.6 9.1 - 0.8 21 1912 2582.5 258.8 1912N 7097.1 5 680.8 28 56.75 2 28.41 114 46923 645.75 743/511 49437 58.1
Varun Beverages Ltd. 10 1912 288.7 134 5616 448.5 15.5 - 0.8 11.6 1912 835.6 -54.2 - - 39 - - 68.42 0 25.65 41.8 22623 783.65XB 870/527 24776 50.4
12 CABLES - POWER/OTHE RS
IND. COMPOSITE 215 14737 757 24
B C Power Controls L 2 1903 11.8 5 484 2.2 0.4 - 0.8 7.4 1912 37.9 -0.3 1912N 162 -59 1.5 -24 21.99 0 1.76 1.3 116 19.65 51/7 137 -
Hindusthan Urban Inf 10 1903 1.4 2789 699 2.2 15.4 - 0.4 0.6 1912 95.4 3.4 1912N 380.4 -22 7.6 440 74.78 0 0.34 1.2 101 698 780/505 260 8.3
KEI Industries 2 1903 17.9 87 4227 181.9 20.3 1.2 0.6 23.3 1912 1314.2 72.3 1912N 3625.7 22 194.3 59 40.49 0 38.72 50.2 4291 479.4 615/358 4601 16.9
Polycab India 10 1903 148.9* 192 7911 501.4 33.7 3 0.1 17.6 1912 2503.5 216.2 1912N 6683.1 22 541.8 48 100 0 0 94.1 15312 1028.5 1180/525 15177 22.6
Universal Cables 10 1903 34.7 123 1417 69 19.9 2 1.2 16.2 1912 395.5 13.9 1912N 1197.2 19 52.7 11 61.88 0 2.68 12.6 439 126.45 246/125 953 5.9
13 CABLES - TELEPHONE
IND. COMPOSITE 269 11681 1152 8
Aksh Optifibre 5 1903 81.3 32 529 28.1 1.7 - 0.3 5.5 1912 53.9 -5.2 1912N 194.5 -57 -9.9 -126 27.94 0 0.55 66.1 78 4.78 22-May 238 -
Birla Cable 10 1903 30 57 502 47 15.7 2 0.3 27.4 1912 49.5 -0.6 1912N 164.1 -59 0.9 -98 66.35 6 0.11 34.7 126 42.15 176/37 179 21
Finolex Cables 2 1903 30.6 160 3078 344.1 22.5 4.5 0 14.1 1912 702.4 80.6 1912N 2225.9 -1 285.3 10 35.85 0 27.41 47.6 4844 316.75 507/312 4796 13.1
Paramount Commun 2 1903 34.4 8 614 29.2 1.7 - 1.4 20.6 1912 165.7 7.4 1912N 472.5 10 21.3 8 56.7 41 1.71 25.8 106 6.17 15-Jun 291 3.5
Sterlite Technologie 2 1903 80.8* 39 4863 535.2 13.2 3.5 0.9 33.7 1912 1111.5 64.8 1912N 3720 21 362.4 6 53.64 0 11.04 200.3 3638 90.05 279/86 4870 6.5
Vindhya Telelink 10 1903 11.9 616 2095 168.7 142.3 12 1.1 23.1 1912 572.3 35.8 1912N 1424.1 -5 98.7 -22 43.54 0 11.35 10.6 894 754.65 1662/720 1660 6.4
14 CARBON BLACK
IND. COMPOSITE 44 3916 462 6
Oriental Carbon 10 1903 10 414 388 73.7 73.8 12 0.2 17.8 1912 80.1 16 1912N 258.2 -9 54.4 -1 51.55 0 22.94 15.5 868 868.95 1200/852 967 11.8
Phillips Carbon 2 1903 34.5 96 3529 388.5 22.5 3.5 0.4 23.6 1912 768.6 69.6 1912N 2543.2 -2 211.3 -33 53.56 0 13.49 98 1739 100.9 184/99 2389 6.1
15 CASTINGS AND FORGIN GS
IND. COMPOSITE 1295 25023 956 22
AIA Engineering 2 1903 18.9 337 2838 414.8 44 9 0 13.1 1912 649.4 133.3 1912N 1875.7 -11 442.7 40 58.46 0 37.74 17.3 16753 1776.2 2026/1484 16853 31
Alicon Castalloy 5 1903 6.9 224 1074 50.2 36.4 7 0.8 16.3 1912 207.8 8.4 1912N 687.2 -14 22.5 -35 63.16 0 0.16 5.3 372 270.25 646/263 620 9.8
Bharat Forge 2 1903 93.1 116 6520 1071.3 23 3.75 0.6 19.8 1912 1076.7 127.8 1912N 3682.7 -24 546.8 -29 45.76 0 35.71 137.5 20411 438.4 548/378 23082 24.1
Electrosteel Cas 1 1903 43.3 55 2391 -635.9 -14.7 - 0.6 - 1912 646.8 40.5 1912N 1857.5 10 88.8 114 52.22 85 15.85 48.5 520 12 23-Oct 1856 -
Investment & Pre 10 1903 5 150 119 10 20 2 0.7 13.3 1912 23.1 -0.2 1912N 71.6 -23 -0.9 -111 50.26 0 0 3.9 105 210.75 306/127 158 -
Jayaswal Neco Indust 10 1903 638.6 11 4227 -443.9 -7 - 4.6 - 1912 881.6 -247.9 1912N 2832.9 -13 -690.9 -124 68.78 13 0.02 37.1 192 3 7-Mar 3327 -
KIC Metaliks 2 1903 7.1 25 849 31.7 8.9 - 1.2 35.4 1912 149 2.8 1912N 385.8 -43 11.6 -55 59.36 42 0 2 142 40 116/24 207 8.2
M M Forgings Ltd. 10 1903 24.1 181 904 81.4 33.7 5 1.4 18.6 1912 176.2 11.2 1912N 569.6 -15 39.7 -38 56.33 0 23.33 8.8 896 371 590/302 1355 15.7
*Mahindra CIE Auto 10 1912 379 102 2895 172.3 4.5 - 0 4.4 1912 655.6 56.4 - - -14 - - 67.68 0 20.63 61 4734 124.9 255/118 4837 34.8
Nelcast Ltd. 2 1903 17.4 45 856 38.4 4.4 1 0.4 9.7 1912 124.5 2.7 1912N 441.3 -35 13.1 -59 74.72 0 0.08 21.7 291 33.45 82/30 401 15
Pradeep Metals 10 U1912 17.3 44 138 12 9.3 - 1.1 15.8 1912 46.3 4.9 - - 9 - - 72.19 0 0.03 4.2 81 47 77/36 153 5.4
Ramkrishna Forgings 10 1903 32.7 267 1807 119.3 36.5 1.5 0.9 13.7 1912 252.2 1.7 1912N 892.2 -35 15.9 -83 44.8 17 25.45 8.8 893 273.4 550/258 1680 21.9
Steel Cast 5 1903 10.1 57 318 25 12.3 2 0.5 21.7 1912 43.8 1.7 1912N 167.9 -30 10.1 -48 42.11 0 0 3.6 227 112.35 181/103 273 14.6
Uni Abex Alloys 10 1903 2 214 90 9.4 47.6 7.5 0.6 22.3 1912 24.9 2.1 1912N 84 35 8.6 115 63.33 0 0.02 4.8 101 510 583/361 123 7.2
16 CEMENT
IND. COMPOSITE 3074 122930 9005 38
ACC 10 1912 187.8 614 15657 1358.9 72.4 14 0 11.8 1912 4060.3 269.2 - - 6 - - 54.52 0 29.81 99.2 24436 1301.25 1768/1248 21435 18
*Ambuja Cements Ltd. 2 1912 397.1 112 11668 1528.5 7.7 1.5 0 6.9 1912 3135.9 454.9 - - 0 - - 63.11 0 29.52 174.9 40706 205 244/184 37415 26.6
Anjani Portland 10 1903 25.3 96 437 23.2 9.2 2.5 0 9.6 1912 93.1 6.3 1912N 307.3 -3 32.3 178 74.99 0 0.12 6.9 330 130.7 192/109 305 7.5
Birla Corporation Lt 10 1903 77 549 4424 137.8 17.9 7.5 0.4 3.3 1912 1159 54.5 1912N 3601.6 14 224.5 346 62.89 0 19.33 44 5410 702.6 808/485 6922 17.3
Century Textiles 10 1903 111.7 296 3941 681.1 61 7.5 0.1 20.6 1912 877.4 57.4 1912N 2637.6 -12 336.4 -26 50.2 0 25.34 61.7 5698 510.15 1067/352 6116 8.4
Dalmia Bharat L 2 1903 38.6 393 164 101 5.2 - 0 1.3 1912 38 8 1912N 116 9 63 3 54.26 0 20.47 39.6 14360 744.2 1220/718 14347 139.4
Deccan Cements 5 1903 7 290 651 46.1 32.9 1.5 0.1 11.3 1912 115.8 4 1912N 432.1 -13 59.6 81 56.18 0 14.98 7.1 378 269.55 487/259 298 5.2
Guj. Sidhee Ceme 10 1903 87.4 43 563 -7 -0.8 - 0.1 - 1912 150.4 5.7 1912N 419 3 27.5 334 70.89 0 0.16 54.9 171 19.6 27/15 171 -
Heidelberg Cement In 10 1903 226.6 52 2133 220.7 9.7 4 0.3 18.8 1912 548.5 64.6 1912N 1659.8 4 201.8 26 69.38 0 18.33 59.8 4155 183.35 218/168 4209 15.8
India Cements Lt 10 1903 309.9 169 5628 69.4 2.2 0.8 0.6 1.3 1912 1191.1 -5.4 1912N 3905.6 -4 75.6 195 28.2 27 31.1 165.3 2846 91.85 117/68 5820 23.8
JK Cement 10 1903 77.3 374 4981 324.9 42 10 0.7 11.2 1912 1404.2 137.6 1912N 3986.4 14 400.1 129 58.06 0 35.63 64.3 10249 1326.45 1504/773 11880 18.6
JK Lakshmi Cement L 5 1903 58.8 129 3882 79.6 6.8 0.75 0.9 5.2 1912 1005 49.2 1912N 2982.3 10 134.5 270 45.93 0 29.24 68.7 3395 288.5 396/260 4696 19.1
Kakatiya Cement Suga 10 1903 7.8 285 111 5.2 6.6 3 0.4 2.3 1912 28.6 -1.6 1912N 131.8 72 4.9 367 53.99 0 0.21 27.3 113 144.8 298/132 32 9.5
KCP Ltd. 1 1903 12.9 38 1141 39.5 3.1 1 0.9 8.1 1912 228.4 -3.6 1912N 683.2 -18 -7.4 -127 44.07 0 6.34 21.6 710 55.05 100/53 1127 -
Mangalam Cement 10 1903 26.7 189 1195 -9.7 -3.6 0.5 0.8 - 1912 309 12.4 1912N 931.5 6 60.4 629 20.66 0 14.93 16.5 622 233 340/208 1014 -
NCL Industries 10 1903 45.2 110 980 46.8 10.3 2.5 0.5 9.4 1912 210.6 5.4 1912N 691 -3 43.2 112 41.44 3 13.8 35.9 326 72.1 162/68 570 4.7
Orient Cement Ltd. 1 1903 20.5 51 2522 47.6 2.3 0.75 1.2 4.5 1912 564.5 -5.7 1912N 1767.3 0 42.5 395 37.36 13 36.49 30.7 1564 76.35 125/67 2766 15
Prism Johnson 10 1903 503.4 23 5956 146 2.9 0.5 1 12.8 1912 1378.8 7.6 1912N 4200.7 -2 64.4 -33 74.87 0 11.64 71.5 2673 53.1 104/53 3771 23.4
*Rain Industries 2 1912 67.3 27 64 35.4 1.1 1 0.4 3.9 1912 29.7 33.3 - - -45 - - 41.09 0 15.14 134 3044 90.5 148/77 3369 85.9
Sagar Cements 10 1903 21.9 386 902 26.6 12.1 2.5 0.3 3.1 1912 185.8 -4.4 1912N 632.3 0 26.1 169 50.06 7 15.91 10.7 896 408.25 749/400 1116 20.8
Saurashtra Cemen 10 1903 69.5 58 621 -4.9 -0.7 - 0.1 - 1912 152.2 18.9 1912N 431.3 -6 50 9123 73.52 38 0.89 11.7 311 44.8 57/31 261 -
Shiva Cement Ltd 2 1903 39 2 29 -21.3 -1.1 - 0.5 - 1912 7.6 -6.1 1912N 23.9 14 -16.5 -2 54.44 0 0.11 45 186 9.55 18-Jun 200 -
Shree Cement 10 1903 36.1 2660 11722 951 263.6 60 0.3 9.9 1912 2848.3 309.9 1912N 8686.5 3 982 56 62.55 0 23.09 35.5 83383 23110.2 25341/17222 85853 64
Shree Digvijay 10 1903 141.4 16 433 2.1 0.1 - 0.2 0.9 1912 121.6 9.4 1912N 337.6 4 33.3 672 57.17 0 0.01 25.2 446 31.55 34/13 450 14.4
Star Cement 1 1903 41.2 25 1695 255.9 6.2 - 0.1 24.4 1912 429.3 45.9 1912N 1248.2 5 159.4 -16 67.1 0 9.23 18.5 3403 82.5 138/81 3365 15.1
The Ramco Cements 1 1903 23.6 189 5146 505.9 21.5 3 0.3 11.3 1912 1278 94.8 1912N 3978.5 10 454.9 34 42.66 2 33.61 29.4 17141 727.6 883/684 18463 27.6
Udaipur Cement Works 4 1903 124.6 5 579 -40.7 -1.3 - 2.7 - 1912 158.7 1 1912N 527.2 38 18 149 72.53 0 0.51 28.9 304 9.75 18-Oct 705 -
UltraTech Cement 10 1903 288.6* 969 35704 2455.7 85.1 11.5 0.6 8.8 1912 9981.8 643.1 1912N 30288.9 20 2549.2 77 60.19 0 30.58 297.9 120321 4168.8 4904/3792 137279 34.4
17 CEMENT - PRODUCTS/B UIL DING MA TERIALS
IND. COMPOSITE 347 8434 486 9
Everest Industries L 10 1903 15.6 290 1404 64.2 41.1 7.5 0.2 14.2 1912 276.3 -1 1912N 994.1 -4 17.7 -64 50.33 0 1.72 23.4 300 192.05 485/189 365 9.3
GPT Infraprojects 10 1903 29.1 61 527 8.4 2.9 1.25 1.4 4.7 1912 148.3 4.6 1912N 413.2 16 11.6 135 74.99 51 4.6 3 78 26.85 65/26 292 5.2
HIL 10 1903 7.5 865 1482 101.5 135.8 25 0.5 15.7 1912 296 4.9 1912N 1054.2 -7 67.8 -21 40.9 0 9.51 22.6 717 959.4 2057/955 1054 8.6
Indian Hume Pipe 2 1903 9.7 107 1629 86.3 17.8 3.6 0.9 16.6 1912 392.9 12.9 1912N 1226.7 10 48.1 -16 69.92 0 4.24 19.3 796 164.2 334/155 1230 10.3
Ramco Industries 1 1903 8.7 85 898 73.2 8.4 0.5 0.2 9.9 1912 160 8.5 1912N 633 -6 55.8 -5 54.02 8 5.87 15.2 1397 161.15 220/155 1544 19.9

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 AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Sahyadri Industries 10 1903 9.6 170 297 31.9 33.4 1 0.3 19.6 1912 60.8 3.6 1912N 219.4 -1 21.9 -20 66.41 0 0.08 7.7 100 105.05 201/93 145 3.8
Sanghi Industrie 10 1903 251 66 1061 52.6 2.1 - 0.5 3.2 1912 187.2 4.9 1912N 665.9 -15 49.5 89 68.68 94 17.13 26.2 742 29.55 72/28 1331 9.8
Visaka Indus. 10 1903 15.9 315 1136 67.4 42.4 7 0.5 13.5 1912 241.4 6.1 1912N 822.7 -2 42.4 -20 42.16 36 1.52 24.2 306 192.4 450/191 511 5.4
18 CERAMICS/TILES/SANI TARYWARE
IND. COMPOSITE 181 10840 459 28
Acrysil Ltd. 2 1903 5.3 43 199 11.8 4.4 1.2 0.7 10.3 1912 55.4 4.5 1912N 164.5 10 11.1 10 44.04 0 0 5.5 280 105 136/85 346 21.9
Asian Granito India 10 1903 30.1 126 1005 7.3 2.4 0.6 0.4 1.9 1912 255 8.9 1912N 796.1 13 23.8 342 34.08 0 8.82 20.1 734 243.8 275/178 860 28.5
Cera Sanitaryware L 5 1903 6.5 538 1344 115.1 88.5 13 0 16.4 1912 321.3 28.4 1912N 915.9 -2 77.5 1 54.47 0 22.05 19.3 3235 2487.5 3180/2307 3243 28
HSIL Ltd. 2 1903 14.5 209 2710 70.5 9.7 3 0.8 4.7 1912 489.1 15.7 1912N 1398 -26 45 40 49.34 0 15.42 34.1 376 51.95 306/38 1473 4.5
Kajaria Ceramics 1 1903 15.9* 99 2726 245.9 15.5 3 0 15.7 1912 677.6 66 1912N 1968.7 -1 223.4 26 47.57 0 36.97 65.5 8697 547.1 649/443 8458 29.8
Nitco Ltd. 10 1903 71.9 14 590 -46.9 -6.5 - 7.4 - 1912 114.6 -27 1912N 381.1 -9 -64.4 -76 53 91 23.98 18.7 131 18.2 45/18 666 -
Orient Bell 10 1903 14.3* 161 571 8.9 6.2 0.5 0.4 3.9 1912 122 0.4 1912N 365.5 -10 1.4 -79 60.58 0 0.06 12.5 136 95.25 189/90 233 36.4
Somany Ceramics Ltd. 2 1903 8.5 140 1696 46.3 10.9 2 0.4 7.8 1912 433.9 8.7 1912N 1242.8 5 22.2 -16 51.46 0 22.91 13.8 692 163.3 472/156 910 16.5
Somany Home Innovat 2 1903 14.5 2 0 -0.1 0 - -2.3 - 1912 136.5 -2.4 1912N 360.1 - -10.6 -9536 49.34 0 25.33 31.5 860 118.9 193/115 860 -
19 CHEMICALS
IND. COMPOSITE 1312 54738 5982 28
Aarti Ind. Ltd 5 1903 87.1* 147 4548 481.3 27.6 11 0.8 18.8 1912 1176.7 136.8 1912N 3281.9 -10 416.4 21 48.24 0 24.13 53.3 17213 987.95XB 1071/698 18487 31.8
Alkyl Amines Che 5 1903 10.2 178 846 83.7 41.1 8 0.4 23 1912 256.9 77.1 1912N 758.1 24 166.1 151 74.19 0 1.52 9.9 3149 1543.85 1811/660 3258 17.1
Alufluoride Ltd. 10 1903 7.8 50 66 5.8 7.4 - 0 14.8 1912 22.5 3 1912N 58.9 20 8 18 59.28 0 1.29 8.9 83 105.6 141/80 80 8.7
Amines & Plast. 2 1903 11 16 455 17.3 3.1 0.3 0.7 19.6 1912 93.9 6 1912N 299 -8 19.3 78 73.16 0 0.01 5.4 166 30.15 41/26 217 6.4
Andhra Petro 10 1903 85 27 666 69.8 8.2 1.5 0 30.8 1912 110 2.3 1912N 383.2 -24 27.3 -51 45.04 0 0.02 51.8 209 24.65 68/22 213 5.1
Balaji Amines Li 2 1903 6.5 177 950 118.1 36.4 2.8 0.2 20.5 1912 221.8 26.7 1912N 683.6 -5 81.4 -11 53.64 0 1.89 15.7 1266 390.85 539/210 1341 11.7
BASF India Lt 10 1903 43.3 326 6026 81.7 18.9 5 0.6 5.8 1912 2014.4 -32.4 1912N 5702.5 21 -21.9 -380 73.33 0 11.26 38.1 4907 1133.55 1495/806 5770 76.2
Camlin Fine Sciences 1 1903 12.1 27 548 10.7 0.9 - 1 3.3 1912 153.2 4.7 1912N 440.2 17 14.2 76 22.73 11 22.29 33.9 770 63.5 90/39 1014 45.7
Chembond Chemica 5 1903 6.7 171 156 6.3 4.7 2 0 2.8 1912 13.5 0.9 1912N 47.4 -63 5 14 64.58 0 0.35 3.3 260 193.7 330/171 258 37.4
Cochin Minerals 10 1903 7.8 94 223 5.5 7 - 0.4 7.5 1912 63.6 2.5 1912N 193.1 24 8.2 51 52.15 0 0.65 7.8 90 114.45 209/113 114 10.9
Dai Ichi Karkari 10 1903 7.5 166 92 -12.6 -17 - 0.7 - 1912 30.4 -4.7 1912N 80.8 11 -18.3 -71 63.82 0 0.51 5.1 189 253.1 361/170 268 -
Deepak Nitrite 2 1903 27.3 78 1792 138 10.1 2 0.3 13 1912 584.9 141.9 1912N 1704.4 31 427.8 425 45.64 0 26.16 47.1 7071 518.45 543/250 7332 14.6
Dharamsi Morar. 10 1903 24.9 46 234 46.1 18.5 1.5 0.2 39.9 1912 40.5 13 1912N 141.1 -17 24.7 -15 53.28 0 1.65 15.8 238 95.55 195/90 250 5.7
*Elantas Beck India L 10 1912 7.9 484 394 49.6 62.5 5 0 12.9 1912 93.3 10.6 - - 1 - - 74.99 0 11.15 6.7 1877 2367.75 3199/1899 1867 37.9
Fairchem Speciality 10 1903 39.1 26 250 21.5 5.5 2.5 0.5 21 1912 80.3 7.2 1912N 217.2 14 24.4 33 74.05 0 2.17 8.2 2363 604.9 748/421 2412 85.8
Fine Organic Indus 5 1903 15.3 166 1044 129 42.1 - 0.2 25.4 1912 265.9 36.8 1912N 783.8 3 133 30 75 0 20.92 22 6902 2251.1 2548/1150 6912 43.3
Fineotex Chemical Lt 2 1903 22.3 12 113 17.3 1.6 0.1 0 12.5 1912 32.6 6.7 1912N 98.4 23 17.4 47 71.42 0 0.27 35.2 234 21.05 46/21 234 10
Foseco India Lim 10 1912 6.4 268 323 34.5 54.1 25 0 20.1 1912 73.3 6.4 - - -9 - - 74.98 0 0.07 8.2 798 1250.05 1650/1142 705 23.1
Galaxy Surfacta. 10 1903 35.5 221 1996 168.4 47.5 8 0.2 21.5 1912 442.2 36.5 1912N 1359.1 -10 136.4 6 70.93 0 16.43 39.4 5608 1581.75 1790/975 5721 31.8
Ganesh Benzoplas 1 1903 5.2 22 212 31.3 6 - 0.6 28.1 1912 60.9 9 1912N 179.8 23 24.4 -4 43.33 65 0.56 40.7 169 32.6 55/24 231 5.6
GFL L 1 1903 11 429 2728 1277.3 116.3 3.5 0.2 27.1 1912 0 12.8 1912N 0 40 29.1 -96 68.72 0 8.64 14.5 1263 115 163/49 2083 2
Grauer & Weil 1 1903 22.7 18 599 63.7 2.8 0.6 0.1 15.9 1912 161.6 18.2 1912N 442.9 7 53.8 10 68.99 0 0.04 24.3 1070 47.2 63/38 988 15.6
*Gujarat Fluorochem 1 1903 11 1 0 0 0 - 0 - 1912 542.1 33 1912N 1934.3 - 161.4 - 68.36 0 11.15 12.7 5488 499.55 900/405 5488 -
Gulshan Polyols Ltd. 1 1903 4.7 62 674 21.4 4.6 0.7 0.4 7.4 1912 140.5 4.8 1912N 485.8 -4 17.8 14 63.31 0 3.64 15 194 41.45 58/33 284 8.2
Himadri Speciality 1 1903 41.9 40 2377 307.3 7.3 0.15 0.3 18.3 1912 428.3 16.7 1912N 1439.1 -20 142.6 -41 48.91 0 4.59 100.6 1861 44.45 126/44 2245 8.8
I G Petrochemicals 10 1903 30.8 204 1304 116.5 37.8 4 0.2 18.5 1912 275.6 4.5 1912N 790.1 -20 17 -83 68.73 0 6.03 30.5 451 146.35 347/125 569 12.8
India Glycols 10 1903 31 347 3356 148.2 47.9 6 0.7 13.8 1912 845.3 29.3 1912N 2560.5 4 108.2 -11 61.01 84 2.32 35.2 981 316.8 397/179 1664 7.2
Indo Amines Limi 10 1903 33.3 28 471 22.7 6.8 1 1.2 23.6 1912 112.6 3.3 1912N 349 3 12.4 -29 73.5 0 0.01 12.1 154 46.05 111/45 258 8.7
Indo Borax 10 1903 3.2 375 128 17.6 54.8 1.5 0 14.6 1912 28.6 4.3 1912N 88.2 -10 12.2 -14 55.41 0 0 4.6 98 304.4 459/296 97 6.3
Jayant Agro Org 5 1903 15 106 798 47.5 15.8 4.38 0.5 15 1912 218.3 -47.5 1912N 658 14 -33.2 -197 66.34 0 0.02 11 217 72.25 222/67 364 -
Jocil Ltd. 10 1903 8.9 196 402 3.2 3.6 1 0 1.8 1912 127.7 4.9 1912N 325.2 4 11.1 541 55.02 0 0 3.7 100 112.35 138/73 90 8
Kanchi Karpooram 10 1903 4.3 152 188 28.3 66.4 2 0 43.8 1912 43.2 5.6 1912N 163.6 11 23.2 -5 44.95 0 0.21 5.2 83 195.15 375/189 81 3.1
Kanoria Chemical 5 1903 21.8 139 448 7.7 1.8 0.75 0.2 1.3 1912 80 -0.5 1912N 267.4 -22 1.6 -71 74.42 0 0.13 16.7 159 36.5 72/34 239 -
Lasa Supergenerics 10 1903 40.7* 30 170 -12 -3 - 0.7 - 1912 39.3 2.6 1912N 118.7 -7 1 110 36.79 0 0.03 17.3 171 42.1 50/9 237 -
*Mangalam Global Ent 10 1903 16.1* 29 330 2.2 1.4 - 1.2 4.7 - - - - - - - - 70.98 0 0 0.6 87 54.2 58/49 121 -
Mangalam Organics 10 1903 8.6 142 425 72.7 84.8 1 0.4 59.9 1912 80.5 3.8 1912N 292.6 -8 35.1 -38 51.87 0 0 10.2 130 151.25 614/145 177 2.5
Narmada Gelatines Lt 10 1903 6 216 126 10.1 16.6 10 0 7.7 1912 32.5 2.1 1912N 99.8 9 10.2 64 74.99 0 0 2.6 86 142.1 185/116 78 6.1
National Peroxid 10 1903 5.7 1070 402 153 266.3 65 0.1 24.9 1912 31.8 -5.5 1912N 143.1 -57 14.4 -89 70.76 3 0.03 17.4 945 1644.15 3170/1272 1010 29.7
Navin Fluorine Inter 2 1903 9.9* 214 955 148.5 30 1.26 0 14 1912 251.6 45.3 1912N 757.2 7 131.1 16 31.02 4 35.39 75.3 7219 1458.95 1629/570 7196 43.2
Neogen Chemicals 10 1903 23.3 32 239 21 9 - 1.6 28.5 1912 82.3 8.2 1912N 223.8 41 21.4 74 69.99 0 18.3 7 1075 460.7 555/241 1189 35.6
Nitta Gelatin India 10 1903 9.1 157 261 -2.6 -2.9 1.5 0.7 - 1912 75.9 2.8 1912N 227.4 36 9.5 820 74.48 0 0.11 5.8 112 123.8 154/88 189 -
Oriental Aromatics 5 1903 16.8 116 753 49.9 14.8 1 0.4 12.7 1912 175.4 17.9 1912N 591.3 7 62.6 38 74.16 0 0.23 15.2 599 178 270/165 768 9.2
Panama Petrochem 2 1903 12.1 62 1078 38 6.3 0.67 0.3 10.2 1912 187.9 3.2 1912N 630.1 -18 15.3 -47 52.84 0 0.39 11.1 272 45 142/42 372 11.3
Paushak Ltd. 10 1903 3.1 576 140 39 126.4 5 0 21.9 1912 38.3 11 1912N 108.6 8 28.5 -2 66.71 0 0 7.9 761 2469.35 3100/1926 760 19.9
Pidilite Inds. 1 1903 50.8 82 6095 979.4 19.3 6.5 0 23.4 1912 1663.4 330.4 1912N 5014 6 942 28 69.98 0 19.45 150.6 84038 1654.25 1661/1090 83921 70.9
Pondy Oxides & C 10 1903 5.6 234 1049 33.7 60.5 4 1.1 25.9 1912 372.2 8 1912N 953.4 19 12 -62 46.69 0 0.04 12 90 162.25 390/137 226 6.5
S H Kelkar & Company 10 1903 141.3 42 694 45 3.2 - 0.1 7.6 1912 180.3 10.4 1912N 541.6 2 23.6 -29 57.49 0 24.12 23.3 1317 93.2 169/89 1398 37.1
Sanginita Chemicals 10 1903 17.3 20 188 3.9 2.3 - 0.8 11.2 1912 45 1.2 1912N 122.5 -16 3.6 43 73.49 0 0 0.7 223 129.05 196/52 252 44.4
Seya Industries 10 1903 24.6 336 413 88.5 36 1.5 0.8 10.7 1912 52.1 7.1 1912N 235.2 -26 48.7 -25 63.72 0 8.53 11.4 171 69.5 550/66 815 2.3
Shree Ganesh Remedie 10 1903 9 38 35 6.2 6.9 1.25 0 18.4 - - - - - - - - 62.71 0 0 0.2 92 102.5 111/52 92 -
Shree Pushkar Chemic 10 1903 30.8* 87 400 36.5 11.8 1.5 0 13.6 1912 71.8 9 1912N 216.6 -27 21 -30 65.02 0 8.42 14.5 311 100.85 175/81 283 11.3
Sree Rayalaseema Hi- 10 1903 17.2 190 702 20.4 11.9 2 0.1 6.3 1912 173 10.5 1912N 509.4 1 26.5 -4 61.95 0 0.03 59.4 185 108 189/88 216 9.7
Sunshield Chemic 10 1903 7.4 15 190 0.2 0.3 - 7.4 2 1912 41.8 -1.1 1912N 136.3 -4 -0.2 91 62.35 0 0 3.9 84 114.9 185/104 166 37.7
Tanfac Inds. 10 1903 10 48 222 36 36.1 - 0.2 74.9 1912 38.1 3.8 1912N 132.6 -21 13.3 -59 50.97 0 0.07 12.1 100 99.9 244/96 105 6
Thirumalai Chem. 1 1903 10.2 57 994 96.1 9.4 2 0.1 16.5 1912 183 1.3 1912N 630.4 -15 27.5 -66 41.58 0 1.86 49.5 628 61.3 103/51 626 14.6
Transpek Indus. 10 1903 5.6 558 595 65.7 117.7 20 0.4 21.1 1912 165.8 29.9 1912N 403.8 -6 48.7 37 58.86 0 5 9.2 1026 1837.25 2032/1077 1146 13
Valiant Organics 10 1903 12.1 212 606 133.2 109.7 12 0.2 51.8 - - - - - - - - 47.76 0 0.32 1.2 1675 1378.85 2000/1140 1720 -
Vikas Multicorp 1 1903 66.3 1 216 1.9 0 - 0.4 2.1 1912 47.1 1.1 1912N 121.9 43 1.8 136 55.27 0 4.76 44.7 140 2.11 5-Feb 173 -
Vikas WSP 1 1903 20.4 55 800 46.9 2.3 - 0.1 4.2 1912 206.5 6.1 1912N 605.6 4 18.2 -37 14.55 57 0.58 43.5 136 6.64 26-Jun 290 3.8
Vinati Organics 1 1903 10.3* 102 1108 282.5 27.5 3.5 0 26.9 1912 238.5 66.8 1912N 783.5 -3 259.2 30 74 0 11.06 29.6 10416 1013.40XS 1256/785 10416 30.5
Vinyl Chemicals 1 1903 1.8 32 483 8.9 4.8 2.4 0 15 1912 110.7 3.9 1912N 301.2 -19 7.2 37 50.61 0 0.28 20.8 106 57.8 88/55 97 9.8
Vishnu Chemicals 10 1903 11.9 99 668 12.2 10.2 1 2.6 10.3 1912 141.3 3.2 1912N 444.7 -11 10.1 21 74.99 42 0.03 5.6 130 108.55 164/82 347 9.3
20 CHEMICALS - CHLRO A LKALI
IND. COMPOSITE 591 13361 2267 6
Chemfab Alkalis 10 1903 13.9 180 193 16.8 12 1.25 0.1 6.7 1912 51.4 5.6 1912N 164 20 23.7 204 74.43 0 0.08 5.8 220 158 221/131 244 6.7
GHCL 10 1903 98.2 199 3371 361 36.8 5 0.6 18.5 1912 834.6 101.1 1912N 2532.4 3 326.6 35 18.52 1 33.17 58.8 1473 150 277/149 2546 3.3

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Guj. Alkalie & C 10 1903 73.4 585 3161 689.6 93.9 8 0 16.1 1912 655.6 59.8 1912N 2103 -10 321 -38 46.27 0 9.51 55.9 2239 304.9 596/286 2156 4.6
Punj. Alkalie 10 1903 27.1 10 376 55.9 20.6 - 1.1 85.3 1912 59.4 -0.1 1912N 225 -21 10.6 -71 33.49 0 0.08 20.6 79 29.15 85/29 39 2.6
Tata Chemicals 10 1903 254.8 463 4081 909.7 35.7 12.5 0 7.7 1912 756.4 211.1 1912N 2175.2 -28 759.3 12 31.07 0 48.11 172.4 7904 310.25 779/299 6817 8
TGV SRAAC 10 1903 96.6 49 1205 68.4 7.1 - 0.6 14.6 1912 253.3 13 1912N 802 -13 56.9 29 59.19 2 0.56 32 158 16.35 45/15 394 1.9
The Andhra Sugars 10 1903 27.1 369 974 165.7 61.1 10 0.2 16.6 1912 247.2 26.3 1912N 814.7 13 126 3 81.69 0 4.22 15 671 247.55 416/239 864 4

21 COMPRESSORS 66 2789 247 2 6 IND. COMPO SITE
Elgi Equipments 1 1903 15.8 42 1177 84.7 5.3 1.3 0.1 12.8 1912 282.9 19.8 1912N 831.9 -1 58.4 1 31.9 0 30.24 18.3 3232 204 310/189 3223 37.9
Ingersoll Rand 10 1903 31.6 133 739 80.9 25.6 6 0 19.3 1912 208.5 23.6 1912N 571 4 65.4 2 73.99 0 6.51 30.4 2005 635.15 729/569 1888 24.4
Kirloskar Pneumatic 2 1903 12.8 77 710 55.3 8.6 2.5 0 11.2 1912 221.3 18.2 1912N 598.2 31 29.5 30 53.86 0 25.49 23.4 902 140.5 210/115 871 14.5
Revathi Equipment Lt 10 1903 3.1 518 76 9.3 30.4 - 0 5.9 1912 23.3 4.7 1912N 51.9 12 8.1 92 72.57 0 0.01 4.8 124 405 526/305 116 9.4
Veljan Denison 10 1903 2.3 631 88 16.3 72.6 10 0.1 11.5 1912 23.2 3.8 1912N 62.2 6 9.1 -15 74.98 0 0 2.8 212 940.65 1225/563 196 14.4

22 COMPUTER - HARDAWAR E 332 29207 36 23 IND. COMP OSITE
Cerebra Integrat 10 1903 121.2 19 261 1.1 0.1 - 0 0.5 1912 33.4 8.2 1912N 70.1 -67 19.7 16 7.09 0 8.63 13.1 373 30.8 45/19 299 -
Compuage Infocom Ltd 2 1903 13 27 4515 22.6 3.5 0.4 2.7 12.8 1912 974.4 5.4 1912N 3189.1 -1 20.1 20 58.33 0 7.28 8 77 11.78 21-Aug 437 3
Control Print Ltd. 10 1903 16.3 114 175 30 18.4 6.5 0 14.8 1912 47.4 8.9 1912N 148.7 16 23.8 17 53.59 0 20.04 11.5 444 271.9 318/190 442 13.2
Creative Peripherals 10 1903 11.6* 29 368 5.7 5 0.5 1.1 17.1 1909 89.2 2.5 1909H 193.7 24 4.5 124 68.95 0 0 0.6 132 114.10XB 130/54 165 16.1
D-Link (India) 2 1903 7.1 56 700 23.6 6.6 1 0 11.8 1912 193.6 8.1 1912N 565.7 9 25.5 52 51.02 0 0.66 23.4 294 82.7 125/77 286 9.1
HCL Infosystem 2 1903 65.8 8 3581 -206.3 -6.3 - 2.1 - 1912 388.8 -140.9 1912N 1460.8 -47 -214.1 -114 62.88 0 1.45 96 152 4.61 23-May 586 -
Redington (India) Lt 2 1903 77.8 41 16851 152.1 3.9 3.3 0.5 9.5 1912 5356.7 115.7 1912N 14229.5 17 312.5 169 0 0 59.04 23.5 4249 109.2 140/87 4958 12.2
TVS Electronics 10 1903 18.7 47 2757 7.4 4 1.5 0 8.5 1912 70.9 0.8 1912N 205.3 -92 6.1 11 59.83 0 0.44 37.6 158 84.5 229/82 149 19.6

23 COMPUTER - SOFTWARE 1015 6 34968 9 73874 22 IND . COMPOSITE
3i Infotech 10 1903 1616.6 2 284 250.8 1.6 - 2.4 70.2 1912 91.6 30 1912N 246.8 18 56.1 -75 0 0 34.34 153.2 291 1.8 5-Feb 679 -
63 Moons Technologie 2 1903 9.2 620 147 0.1 0 2 0 0 1912 35.5 -11.5 1912N 104.5 -8 -20.6 -313 45.63 0 5.81 47.7 384 83.25 185/77 -592 -
ABM Knowledgeware 5 1903 10 79 55 15.8 7.9 1.25 0 10 1912 16.2 3.6 1912N 41.8 3 9.6 -25 64.92 0 0.87 3.3 100 49.85 75/35 65 7.9
Accelya Solutions In 10 1906 14.9 128 378 103.8 69.6 32 0 54.5 1912 98.3 25.8 1912H 205.9 8 65.8 17 74.65 0 5.69 20 1557 1042.8 1247/699 1550 13.7
Airan Ltd. 2 1903 25.0* 3 44 5.9 0.5 - 0.1 7.3 1912 15.5 1.4 1912N 40.8 30 4.2 23 73.58 0 0 1.3 139 11.10XB 50/9 144 -
Allied Digital Servi 5 1903 25.1 92 75 9.6 1.9 - 0.1 2.1 1912 26.6 1.2 1912N 69.5 36 5 150 49.08 4 0.09 21.2 86 17.15 26-Oct 139 6.8
Aptech Ltd. 10 1903 40.3* 69 209 18.2 4.5 3.5 0 6.5 1912 35.4 2.7 1912N 115.7 22 7.5 167 49.42 0 10.52 60.1 436 108.35 193/108 395 44.1
Aurionpro Solutions 10 1903 22.8 106 332 36.9 16.2 2 0.4 15.2 1912 74.1 1.4 1912N 214.2 -1 4.3 -88 27.94 66 0.53 8.5 84 36.95 159/36 150 14.9
AXISCADES Engineer 5 1903 18.9 60 225 -4 -1.1 - 0.3 - 1912 61.2 0.7 1912N 171.1 2 -5.3 -359 67.76 73 0.1 16.3 170 45.1 87/44 239 -
Birlasoft 2 1903 55.3* 43 1002 167.6 6.1 2 0 14.1 1912 368.2 31.3 1912N 1066.1 -2 96.7 -31 40.82 0 35.35 55.8 2596 93.8 117/57 2536 20.9
Bodhtree Consulting 10 1903 20 25 116 8.1 4.1 - 0.2 16.2 1912 31.2 1.9 1912N 78.7 40 4.1 -7 41.22 97 10.09 2.7 89 44.7 54/29 97 11.4
Brightcom Group 2 1903 95.3 12 459 -3.2 -0.1 - 0.3 - 1912 112.2 17.5 1912N 342.4 1 -6.6 -74 39.14 62 7.38 29.2 191 4.02 7-Feb 349 -
Ceinsys Tech 10 1903 11.1 59 173 2.7 2.5 1.14 1.8 4.2 1912 55.5 7.1 1912N 136.5 17 19.4 398 67.16 11 0 0.3 115 103.75 121/65 216 4
CESC Ventures 10 1903 26.5 571 63 65.8 24.8 - 0 4.3 1912 15.4 2.9 1912N 46 0 79.6 26 49.91 0 22.59 42.3 650 245.15 657/230 585 7.9
Cigniti Technologies 10 1903 27.7 86 262 59.7 21.5 - 0 25 1912 74.7 15.3 1912N 221.7 18 43.9 11 36.24 0 0.19 4.5 688 248.3 400/221 647 10.8
Cybertech System 10 1903 27.5 32 54 5.5 2 1 0.2 6.2 1912 15.9 3.1 1912N 45.7 18 7.7 183 37.61 0 0.26 10.5 102 37.25 64/35 117 9.8
Cyient Ltd. 5 1903 55.6* 201 1615 440.7 39.6 15 0 19.7 1912 397.9 92.5 1912N 1174.1 -3 249 -18 22.81 0 65.23 40.1 4572 411.25 692/380 3859 11.9
Datamatics Global Se 5 1903 29.5 81 390 29.2 5 1 0.1 6.1 1912 102.7 5.1 1912N 313.2 10 26.2 30 73.45 0 0.3 19.7 304 51.6 116/51 320 8.6
eClerx Services 10 1903 37 352 1140 209.6 56.7 1 0 16.1 1912 288.4 54 1912N 841.9 -1 79.8 -48 50.75 0 38.34 35.9 2159 583.85 1179/381 1796 15.8
Expleo Solutions 10 1903 10.3 104 283 31.4 30.7 - 0 29.6 1912 68.2 8.3 1912N 193.7 -12 22.5 -4 56.16 0 0.02 13.3 260 253.4 530/233 176 8.5
Firstsource Solution 10 1903 693.8* 33 768 199 2.9 2 0 8.8 1912 251.8 52.4 1912N 680 16 131 -2 53.92 0 21.01 167.8 2793 40.25 58/37 2783 14.2
Genesys Int.Corp. 5 1903 15.6* 95 119 12.3 3.9 0.13 0.1 4.2 1912 28 2 1912N 92.7 18 11.6 32 51.31 5 8.48 5.6 156 49.95 128/49 171 10.3
GlobalSpace Techno 10 1903 11.5 29 15 1.1 1 - 0.1 3.4 - - - - - - - - 55.29 0 0 0.1 78 68 75/46 81 -
HCL Technologies 2 1903 542.7* 112 26012 8185 30.2 8 0 26.9 1912 8654 2444 1912N 23549 24 6469 5 59.97 0 36.08 182.6 153688 566.35XB 624/497 147447 18.1
Hexaware Technologie 2 1912 59.7 65 2141 507.5 17 8.5 0 26 1912 573.1 131.9 - - 21 - - 62.44 0 29.37 82.4 10381 347.9 439/320 10233 20.5
Hinduja Global Solut 10 1903 20.9 755 2196 230.5 110.5 10 0.1 14.6 1912 564.6 73.4 1912N 1575.5 -2 167.7 16 67.23 0 11.64 11.8 1618 775.2 1008/535 1735 6.4
Infibeam Avenues 1 1903 66.5 39 545 38.9 0.6 - 0 1.5 1912 142.6 11.2 1912N 463.2 23 31.2 280 32.33 8 8.5 58 3447 51.85 61/33 3358 -
InfoBeans Tech 10 1903 24 52 99 19.2 8 1 0 15.5 1912 27.4 6.1 1912N 82.6 11 18.4 19 68.35 0 0 1 219 91.1 150/50 188 9.7
Infosys 5 1903 2129.4* 147 73107 14702 34.5 21.5 0 23.5 1912 20064 4076 1912N 58860 9 11474 5 13.15 0 55.74 1067.7 314832 739.25 847/615 299281 20.6
Innovana Thinklabs 10 1903 10.3* 26 41 8.5 8.3 - 0 31.7 - - - - - - - - 73.17 0 0.24 0.3 98 96.00XB 166/86 89 -
Inspirisys Solutions 10 1903 39.6 10 444 1.8 0.5 - 4.4 4.5 1912 68 2 1912N 270.7 -17 8.1 373 69.95 0 0.07 6.2 123 31.05 60/28 271 14.9
Intellect Design 5 1903 66.1* 70 937 137.1 10.4 - 0.1 14.7 1912 181.8 -36.4 1912N 537.7 -21 -50.2 -138 31.39 0 25.79 51.3 1416 107 292/105 1490 -
Jump Networks 5 1903 50 13 67 0.4 0 0.01 0 0.3 1912 56.9 -83.2 1912N 75 60 -89.6 -8716 1.83 0 5.29 3.4 551 55.1 77/31 550 -
Kellton Tech Solutio 5 1903 48.2 11 111 8.4 0.9 - 0.2 7.7 1912 33.6 3 1912N 84.4 -1 7.3 7 62.06 24 0.44 15.7 145 15.06 49/12 159 -
KPIT Technologies 10 1903 274.1 34 230 74.4 2.7 - 0.1 8 1912 229.3 34.4 1912N 737.5 - 151.6 6524 41.6 19 35.11 56.3 2147 78.3 118/69 2205 9.4
L&T Infotech 1 1903 17.4* 271 8907 1475.1 84.7 28 0 31.3 1912 2634.5 366.5 1912N 7359.1 12 1136.5 2 74.57 0 16.26 133.5 33100 1901.45 2049/1437 32884 22.1
Majesco L 5 1903 14.3* 181 10 12.2 4.3 1.5 0 2.4 1912 2.6 0.9 1912N 7.7 -49 22.5 131 38.46 4 23.13 21.8 1106 386.3 588/360 1061 44.4
Mastek Li 5 1903 12.1* 101 189 30.5 12.6 8.5 0 12.5 1912 36.6 2.9 1912N 123.1 -15 15.4 -46 45.42 57 18.88 22 946 390.2 509/295 936 54.6
MindTree Ltd. 10 1903 164.6* 201 7022 754 45.8 33 0 22.8 1912 1965.3 197 1912N 5713.8 10 424.7 -24 73.64 0 16.69 83.2 16071 976.5 1062/653 15816 25.8
MosChip Technologies 2 1903 31.6 6 59 -22.8 -1.4 - 0.5 - 1912 16.7 -3.5 1912N 45.2 102 -15.3 6 58.89 0 0.16 18.5 122 7.72 22-Jul 163 -
MphasiS Ltd. 10 1903 186.5* 175 3434 769.4 41.3 27 0.1 23.6 1912 1128.5 268.5 1912N 3137.6 24 684.5 18 52.19 0 42.44 55.4 15247 817.45 1016/811 15339 17.4
Newgen Software Tech 10 1903 70.0* 69 552 95.8 13.7 3 0.2 19.7 1912 161.3 23.7 1912N 406 12 28.7 -19 66 0 21.36 22.1 1378 197 371/161 1301 15.5
NIIT Ltd. 2 1903 28.3 58 369 16.4 1.2 5 0.2 2 1912 99.2 32.3 1912N 305.1 15 1407.6 5508 34.34 0 32.31 62.1 1272 89.9 117/74 1399 0.9
NIIT Technologies 10 1903 62.5* 270 1999 299 47.8 - 0 17.7 1912 590.6 135.1 1912N 1672.9 15 305.1 29 70.11 0 20.93 35.5 11183 1789.5 2057/1180 11054 30.3
Nucleus Software 10 1903 29 162 397 75.6 26 9 0 16.1 1912 108 15.4 1912N 315.7 8 61 0 67.58 0 9.15 16.1 800 275.35 398/270 747 10.6
Onward Technolog 10 1903 16.0* 38 117 9.4 5.8 1.5 0.3 15.2 1912 31 2.2 1912N 91.4 5 8.4 13 61.56 0 0.05 8.4 90 56 79/46 104 8.7
Oracle Financial Ser 5 1903 42.9* 452 3698 1282.5 149.4 - 0 33 1912 835.6 370.7 1912N 2619.2 -3 1079.6 10 73.43 0 19.68 26.4 21859 2545.8 3649/2482 20153 15.9
Persistent Systems 10 1903 76.4 290 1960 315 41.2 11 0 14.2 1912 544.9 90 1912N 1542 7 280.2 15 31.9 0 42.97 56.9 5356 700.85 740/472 4836 15.2
Quick Heal Technolog 10 1903 64.2 123 313 84 13.1 2 0 10.6 1912 65.1 18 1912N 220 -3 67.6 12 72.83 0 2.4 55.2 680 105.9 241/101 550 7.4
R Systems Internat. 1 1912 12 23 392 51.5 4.3 1.5 0 18.7 1912 101 15.8 - - 27 - - 51.28 0 0 11.9 1103 91.7 101/34 1058 21.4
Ramco Systems Lt 10 1903 30.6* 264 324 51.9 17 - 0.1 6.4 1912 69.6 8.2 1912N 234.7 -1 38.5 -10 54.71 0 19.38 14.3 359 117.35 276/114 437 7.5
Saksoft Ltd. 10 1903 10.5 86 95 16.3 15.6 4 0.4 18.1 1912 29 4.4 1912N 85.2 24 19.8 50 69.2 0 0.94 4.2 194 184.9 367/173 231 8.5
Sasken Technologies 10 1903 15.1 465 415 94 62.5 12.5 0 13.4 1912 99.7 23.8 1912N 319.8 3 71.8 -2 45.04 0 20.34 20.4 838 556.95 774/473 834 9
Scanpoint Geomatics 2 1903 9.9* 11 40 1.7 0.3 - 0.4 3.2 1912 11.2 0.6 1912N 28.4 17 1.6 44 26.5 47 0.09 8.5 116 23.5 33/18 133 -
Silver Touch Technol 10 1903 12.7 57 204 10.3 8.1 0.5 0.1 13.5 - - - - - - - - 73.72 0 0 0.4 146 115 140/110 145 -
Sonata Software 1 1903 10.5 51 829 172.4 16.4 12.75 0 32.3 1912 230.2 49.1 1912N 655 7 132.2 4 28.17 0 24.58 44.2 3435 326.65 363/283 3349 19.4
Subex Ltd. 10 1903 562 13 21 -24.5 -0.4 - 0 - 1912 2.8 -219.1 1912N 6.9 -51 -226.9 -883 0 0 0.86 101 311 5.53 8-May 310 -
Take Solutions Ltd. 1 1903 14.8 51 22 17.4 1.2 1 0 2.3 1912 0.4 6.6 1912N 1.8 -88 14.3 -74 66.88 0 12.64 26.7 1107 74.8 159/67 1082 -

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 AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Tanla Solutions 1 1903 14.6* 48 809 17.1 1.2 0.35 0.1 2.4 1912 271.8 -12.2 1912N 820.6 51 -141.1 -1533 32.43 0 15.33 49.4 969 66.35 89/35 880 -
Tata Consultancy 1 1903 375.2 210 123170 30065 80.1 30 0 38.1 1912 33040 7683 1912N 98084 8 25033 13 72.04 3 23.92 766.4 794718 2117.9 2296/1929 785851 24.2
Tata Elxsi Ltd. 10 1903 62.3 151 1597 290 46.6 8 0 30.8 1912 423.4 75.4 1912N 1171 -2 174 -20 44.52 0 11.56 136.6 6133 984.75 1099/593 5617 25
Tech Mahindra Ltd. 5 1903 493.1* 209 27220 4380.4 44.4 14 0 21.2 1912 7699.1 923.2 1912N 21653.5 7 3142.7 -8 35.86 0 52.69 455 73068 740.85 846/608 71864 17.7
Trigyn Technolog 10 1903 30.8 58 129 4 1.3 0.75 0 2.2 1912 20.4 0.9 1912N 55.7 -7 4.5 175 45.99 3 0.14 16.2 108 35.15 84/35 106 15.9
Vakrangee 1 1903 105.9 24 1450 20.2 0.2 0.25 0 0.8 1912 184 19.7 1912N 431.8 -68 36.3 146 42.48 0 18.98 141.6 3893 36.75 71/23 2758 -
Virinchi L 10 1903 32.7 72 170 21.5 6.6 - 0.3 9.1 1912 36.3 5.2 1912N 106.9 -29 16.3 -10 46.16 13 0.24 12.1 101 30.75 93/29 173 4.4
Wipro Ltd 2 1903 1142.7* 86 48124 7614 13.3 2 0.1 15.4 1912 12695.9 2261.3 1912N 37279.8 4 6522.4 8 74.04 0 15.41 494.4 127720 223.55 302/219 122404 15.8
Xchanging Solutions 10 1903 111.4 18 52 16.5 1.5 - 0 8.1 1912 10.8 2.7 1912N 32.5 -18 19.3 57 75 0 5.13 16.7 514 46.15 65/41 370 21.9
Xtglobal Infotech 1 1903 9.5 1 0 0 0 - -1.4 0.4 1912 1.5 0.5 1912N 3.1 4869 0.9 602 67.16 0 0 10.8 102 10.7 15-Feb 104 -
Zen Technologies Ltd 1 1903 7.7 18 92 19.2 2.5 0.3 0.3 14.1 1912 32.4 10.5 1912N 128.3 163 42.7 524 59.53 33 0.28 11.7 400 51.8 86/49 422 7.1
Zensar Technologies 2 1903 45.1* 65 1370 258 11.4 2.8 0 17.5 1912 329.1 48.6 1912N 1017.3 0 160.5 -8 48.98 0 42.62 25.9 2874 127.5 271/125 2746 11.8
24 CONSTRUCTIONS
IND. COMPOSITE 10682 208447 9450 22
Ahluwalia Contra 2 1903 13.4 110 1752 117.3 17.5 0.3 0.1 15.9 1912 438.3 20.5 1912N 1172.4 -7 50.9 -41 58 41 38.54 6 2193 327.35 385/265 2045 26.8
Ajmera Realty & Infr 10 1903 35.5 157 343 66.2 18.6 3.3 1.2 11.9 1912 47.9 5.5 1912N 245.9 -2 24.5 -43 74.99 7 0.11 32 321 90.4 201/86 972 6.7
AMJ Land Holdings L 2 1903 8.2 24 21 5.3 1.3 0.3 0 5.3 1912 2.9 3.3 1912N 10.1 -43 5.1 -3 61.75 0 0.03 8.4 76 18.45 25/14 73 14.5
Anant Raj Ltd. 2 1903 59 143 457 46.4 1.6 0.24 0.5 1.1 1912 265.1 16.9 1912N 435.6 40 25.8 1 64.53 0 8 47.5 872 29.55 41/23 2824 19.1
Ansal Properties & I 5 1903 78.7 27 614 -60.2 -3.8 - 0.4 - 1912 214.1 9.2 1912N 560.4 131 6.9 113 48.77 79 4.87 32.2 83 5.3 12-Apr 225 -
Arihant Superstructu 10 1903 41.2 28 68 2.4 0.6 0.5 0.7 2.1 1912 12.2 0.7 1912N 42.7 -14 -1.7 -182 74.14 0 5.29 3.5 97 23.5 69/21 176 -
Ashiana Housing Ltd. 2 1903 20.5 77 291 17.7 1.7 0.25 0.2 2.3 1912 63.5 -6.1 1912N 177.2 -27 -19.5 -188 61.03 0 10.03 23.2 917 89.55 135/85 1024 -
Ashoka Buildcon Ltd. 5 1903 140.4 79 3821 286.2 10.2 - 0.3 12.9 1912 983.6 85.5 1912N 2682.7 7 222.9 18 24.01 0 59.99 38.2 2368 84.35 155/77 3044 7.4
B L Kashyap & Sons 1 1903 22.5 25 748 13.9 0.6 - 0.6 2.5 1912 186.9 -2.2 1912N 575.4 -4 -11.8 -145 61.44 100 8.19 20.2 151 6.72 21-Jun 474 -
Bharat Road Network 10 1903 84 140 11 14.3 1.7 0.5 0.1 1.2 1912 1.7 6.5 1912N 3.8 -52 21.4 29 53.75 22 1.34 12.4 395 47 145/46 514 20.7
Brigade Enterprises 10 1903 204.4* 113 1806 234.2 11.5 2 0.7 10.2 1912 351.8 80.8 1912N 1408.8 5 220.2 30 46.82 0 29.54 52 4458 218.10XB 255/137 5986 15.6
Capacit’e Infraproje 10 1903 67.9 124 1788 95.6 14.1 1 0.3 11.3 1912 404.9 23.5 1912N 1221.5 -5 87.1 25 43.78 17 16.22 47.3 961 141.6 295/140 1004 8.5
D B Realty Ltd. 10 1903 243.3 114 4 -120.5 -5 - 0.1 - 1912 0.2 -31.2 1912N 0.6 -78 -113.1 -251 62.36 71 7.51 30.2 194 7.99 22-Jun 501 -
Dilip Buildcon Ltd. 10 1903 136.8 234 9118 764.9 55.9 1 1 23.9 1912 2381 127 1912N 6484.1 -1 309.9 -43 74.99 28 15.51 61.3 3905 285.5 734/262 6917 7.4
DLF Ltd. 2 1903 495.1* 93 3295 687.6 2.8 2 0.3 3 1912 451.2 601.7 1912N 1485.2 -37 3341.3 669 74.94 0 20.07 292.2 48083 194.25 267/134 50673 13.4
Eldeco Housing & 10 1903 2 834 108 28.5 144.7 17.5 0 17.4 1912 7.6 1.6 1912N 62.2 1 15 -14 54.82 0 0 1.8 259 1316.1 2300/1286 199 9.9
Emami Realty 2 1903 5.6 55 64 0.7 0.3 - 12.6 0.4 1912 182.3 -96.4 1912N 775.4 7984 -91.1 -3951 50.5 0 0.14 32.5 102 36.35 137/36 2006 -
Future Market Net 10 1903 57.5 37 104 9.6 1.7 - 0.5 4.6 1912 31.1 3.3 1912N 91.6 21 7.5 47 71.56 98 0.41 15.2 117 20.25 60/18 226 9.5
Ganesh Housing 10 1903 49.2 156 95 11.2 2.3 0.5 0.4 1.5 1912 0.3 -15 1912N 1.4 -98 -40.2 -465 54.36 4 1.37 21.8 127 25.75 72/26 382 -
Gayatri Projects 2 1903 37.4 71 3463 210.8 11.3 - 1.2 15.9 1912 835.4 -391.7 1912N 2517.2 9 -328.9 -377 44.89 100 39.36 9.8 317 16.95 188/17 1653 -
GeeCee Ventures 10 1903 20.9 209 147 35.1 16.8 - 0 8 1912 7.1 1.4 1912N 37 -59 12.9 -55 67.71 0 0.01 8.3 138 66.05 138/66 132 7.1
Generic Engineering 5 1903 21.1 35 202 15.6 3.7 0.05 0.1 10.6 1912 40.7 2.8 1912N 150.6 3 10.7 -4 54.5 0 1.57 2.5 277 65.8 150/50 257 18.3
Godrej Properties Lt 5 1903 126.0* 106 1434 209.3 8.3 - 1.3 7.9 1912 275.5 69.7 1912N 966.2 116 217.2 940 64.45 0 23.9 46.1 23080 915.8 1188/687 26314 56.9
HDIL 10 1903 474 246 584 96.2 2 - 0.1 0.8 1906 92.6 8.3 1906Q 92.6 -44 8.3 -67 41.84 0 17.29 253.4 93 1.96 28-Jan 1472 1.2
HG Infra Engineering 10 1903 65.2 101 2010 123.6 19 - 0.4 18.7 1912 573 41.5 1912N 1573.3 10 114.5 32 73.89 0 21.24 15.5 1398 214.55 307/181 1540 9.2
Hind.ConstructionCo. 1 1903 151.3 9 4341 -1961.8 -13 - 2.3 - 1912 1074.9 233.7 1912N 2893.8 -4 53.2 103 34.73 92 33.44 234.6 1127 7.45 17-Jun 3825 -
Indiabulls Integrate 2 1903 17.9 178 0 21.9 2.4 - 0 1.4 1912 0 -13.9 1912N 0.1 -68 -19.2 -191 43.25 0 21.59 50.7 860 96.3 376/53 860 -
Indiabulls Real Esta 2 1903 90.9 144 117 106 2.3 - 0.5 1.6 1912 137.1 -33.6 1912N 148.8 33 -186.9 -793 23.35 0 25.92 110.1 3139 69.05 151/38 6223 -
IRB Infrastructure 10 1903 351.4 75 3385 328.8 9.4 2.5 1.5 12.5 1912 1079.7 66.6 1912N 3038.1 26 222.1 -10 57.63 0 31.44 100.3 2587 73.6 160/56 5500 8.5
ITD Cementation Indi 1 1903 17.2 59 2283 81.9 3.8 0.4 0.2 8 1912 519 10.3 1912N 1585 19 48.6 -46 46.63 0 32.11 35.4 800 46.55 143/35 938 -
J Kumar Infraproject 5 1903 37.8 220 2787 177.1 23.4 2.25 0.4 10.6 1912 793 55.7 1912N 2092.8 15 152.5 27 44.65 24 22.23 23.1 899 118.75 181/107 1030 4.3
JaiprakashAssociates 2 1903 486.5 36 6833 -773.7 -3.2 - 0.6 - 1912 1224.6 -264.8 1912N 3447.1 -33 -585.5 -38 38.88 20 8.78 567.6 414 1.7 7-Jan 5412 -
Jaypee Infratech Ltd 10 1903 1388.9 8 1292 -1325.7 -9.5 - 5.6 - 1912 232.4 -400.9 1912N 1270.2 40 -1233.9 -26 60.98 84 5.31 137.5 142 1.02 4-Jan 6712 -
JMC Projects 2 1903 33.6 55 3253 142.1 8.5 0.7 0.7 15.4 1912 928.8 38.7 1912N 2774.4 20 113.3 21 67.18 0 18.51 11.1 1109 66.05 150/64 1690 6.8
Karda Constructions 10 1903 12.3 77 105 12.1 9.8 - 0.8 12.8 1912 40.9 4.9 1912N 86.6 22 7.8 -17 65.16 0 0.75 6.4 183 149.1 217/89 251 17.4
KNR Constructions 2 1903 28.1 101 2137 263.3 18.7 0.4 0.2 18.6 1912 557.9 40.2 1912N 1568.7 10 158 -8 55.17 0 33.6 32.5 3655 259.9 311/206 3880 14.6
Kolte-Patil Develope 10 1903 75.8 104 462 79.4 10.5 2.4 0.3 10.1 1912 124.7 6.1 1912N 599.5 110 56.9 39 74.63 0 14.51 35.8 1676 221.1 288/196 1896 17.6
L&T 2 1903 280.7* 373 86988 6677.7 47.6 14 0.2 12.7 1912 19885.3 1343.5 1912N 55135.8 -2 4719.1 10 0 0 55.42 1110.1 162687 1158.95 1607/1131 165432 22.9
Madhav Infra Project 10 1903 6.4 133 299 3.3 5.1 - 3.3 3.8 1912 45.9 2 1912N 162.3 -17 3.6 37 72.76 0 0 0.6 160 249.05 260/166 347 27.1
Mahindra Lifespace D 10 1903 51.4* 341 486 58.6 11.4 6 0.1 3.3 1912 33.8 -12.2 1912N 388.9 19 27.3 -48 51.48 0 24.14 59.1 1684 327.95 454/323 1587 50.8
Man Infraconstructio 2 1903 49.5 33 166 108.5 4.4 1.26 0 13.5 1912 31.5 23.9 1912N 74.5 -41 52.6 -44 64.31 0 1.19 29.1 624 25.2 42/18 586 9.2
MarathonNextgenRea 5 1903 23 130 81 34.2 7.4 0.5 0.5 5.7 1912 34.1 11.8 1912N 65.3 385 22.2 -22 74.96 0 0.01 5.6 345 74.9 160/57 636 9.7
NBCC (India) 1 1903 180 9 7245 384.1 2.1 0.65 0 24.5 1912 1265.5 35 1912N 3620.6 -26 31.3 -86 64.95 0 17.77 312 4383 24.35 68/24 2802 23.8
NCC 2 1903 122.0* 78 12080 563.9 9.2 1.5 0.4 11.9 1912 2117.2 110.3 1912N 6036.8 -31 271.7 -30 18.11 36 41.79 171.1 2003 32.85 119/32 3441 4.5
Nila Infrastructures 1 1903 39.4 3 226 22.2 0.6 - 0.9 17.7 1912 60.8 5.2 1912N 166.2 9 14.9 1 61.9 0 7.52 31.4 155 3.93 10-Apr 255 -
Oberoi Realty 10 1903 363.6 166 1029 453.7 12.5 2 0.1 7.5 1912 179.4 75.8 1912N 506.2 -40 267.9 -31 67.7 0 30.14 24 18187 500.2 642/451 18581 54.9
Omaxe Ltd. 10 1903 182.9 75 768 23.1 1.3 0.7 0.6 1.7 1912 121 4.3 1912N 470.3 -5 17.7 48 74.15 52 14.86 47.6 2834 154.95 218/144 3395 98.3
Parsvnath Developers 5 1903 217.6 36 821 -242.8 -5.6 - 0.8 - 1912 22.6 -69.1 1912N 87.9 -1 -143.1 -90 68.77 65 0.9 139.5 77 1.78 8-Feb 1198 -
Patel Engg. Ltd. 1 1903 38.8* 65 2070 82.9 2.1 - 0.9 3.3 1912 660.8 19.7 1912N 1854.6 17 99.7 41 59.84 99 20 56.8 537 13.85XR 22-Sep 2611 4.8
Peninsula Land L 2 1903 55.8 21 135 -777.9 -27.9 - 2.4 - 1912 107 -17 1912N 131.5 8 -303.4 29 56.96 26 2.1 53.1 103 3.68 10-Mar 1424 -
Phoenix Mills 2 1903 30.7* 179 440 173.1 11.3 3 0.2 6.3 1912 119.9 33.1 1912N 346.2 5 127.4 -6 59.13 0 36.7 12.6 12746 830.6 980/564 13420 77.4
PNC Infratech 2 1903 51.3 82 3097 324.9 12.7 0.5 0.1 15.4 1912 1218 77.1 1912N 3720 84 384.2 108 56.06 0 29.52 23.6 4441 173.1 219/134 4415 8.5
Prestige Estates Pro 10 1903 388.4* 110 2441 289.2 7.4 1.5 1.1 6.8 1912 1019.7 72.4 1912N 2429.5 53 304.6 101 70 0 29.05 15.3 11750 302.5 426/201 16144 26.6
PSP Projects 10 1903 36 103 1044 90.2 25.1 5 0.1 24.3 1912 423.1 36.7 1912N 1042.9 48 95 58 73.68 0 7.64 11.8 1689 469.1 617/433 1492 13.5
Puravankara 5 1903 118.6 69 1472 91.8 3.9 1 0.5 5.6 1912 373.2 11.4 1912N 1000.9 -2 29 -52 74.99 0 17.95 29.9 1176 49.6 87/48 1921 19.4
Rail Vikas Nigam 10 1903 2085 18 10060 606.6 2.9 0.09 0.8 16.2 1912 3699.3 197.9 1912N 10309.9 55 592.6 41 87.84 0 3.39 149.3 3951 18.95 30/19 6033 5.1
Ramky Infrastructure 10 1903 69.2 61 1477 41.3 6 - 2.2 9.7 1912 230.8 1.7 1912N 971.5 33 8.8 321 69.82 30 0.57 21 173 24.95 142/23 975 3.2
Ratnabhumi Developer 10 1903 13.7 24 2 0.3 0.2 - 0 1 - - - - - - - - 72.99 0 0 0.1 147 107.15 110/58 147 -
RKEC Projects 10 1903 24 40 244 24.1 10.1 2 0.5 25.1 - - - - - - - - 73.62 0 26.37 0.7 96 40 68/35 111 -
RPP Infra Projects L 10 1903 22.6 93 581 24.4 10.8 - 0.6 11.6 1912 137.8 5.8 1912N 402.8 8 13 -43 52.51 70 6.53 4.7 85 37.75 155/35 154 5.9
Sadbhav Engineering 1 1903 17.2 119 3549 186.9 10.9 1 0.7 9.2 1912 440 11.7 1912N 1842.8 -27 77 -51 46.54 30 45.87 22.5 1000 58.3 274/56 2310 9.4
Simplex Infrastructu 2 1903 11.4 351 6041 122.6 21.4 0.5 1.7 6.1 1912 862.2 -31.3 1912N 3346.4 -25 -2.9 -103 49.82 0 20.38 14.2 233 40.8 196/25 3480 7.6
Sobha 10 1903 94.8 219 3399 286.5 30.2 7 1.1 13.8 1912 886.7 76.2 1912N 2883.9 46 236.2 38 51.75 20 42.7 55 2814 296.65 588/295 5015 8
Sunteck Realty Ltd. 1 1903 14.6 121 238 184.5 12.6 0.75 0.2 10.4 1912 91.2 48.4 1912N 217.9 19 103.5 -35 67.13 0 29.53 7.4 4980 340.2 532/313 5215 39.6
Texmaco Infrastructu 1 1903 12.7 29 13 7 0.5 0.2 0.1 1.9 1912 3.1 1.6 1912N 9.7 -8 6.3 -7 63.51 1 4.65 17.5 461 36.2 60/31 481 -
Unitech Ltd. 2 1903 523.3 27 508 -667.3 -2.6 - 0.4 - 1906 93.9 -78.9 1906Q 93.9 23 -78.9 -8 6.51 25 2.76 615.5 620 2.37 4/0 3630 -
Vascon Engineers Ltd 10 1903 178.1 38 363 15.2 0.9 - 0.3 2.2 1912 101.3 30.3 1912N 273.9 11 38.1 357 22.03 25 0.11 35.7 216 12.14 19-Oct 381 4.8
Welspun Enterprises 10 1903 148.5 108 1739 153.7 10.4 2 0.1 9.6 1912 489.9 40.6 1912N 1309.6 27 110.6 3 47.3 0 7.52 49.6 915 61.6 142/59 967 5.8

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Zuari Global 10 1903 29.4 625 2 40.3 13.7 1 0.1 2.2 1912 0.8 -0.7 1912N 8.1 348 16.9 -58 54.83 7 12.66 22 109 37 123/36 213 6.3
25 CONSUMER DURABLES
IND. COMPOSITE 511 40164 1961 41
Amber Enterprises 10 1903 31.4 310 2188 92.5 29.4 - 0.2 9.5 1912 567.6 11.5 1912N 1956.7 61 64.7 109 44.01 0 18.48 33.4 4604 1464.2 1690/703 4719 36.5
Bajaj Electricals 2 1903 22.8* 125 6673 167.1 14.7 3.5 1.5 11.8 1912 1281.5 15.5 1912N 3671.1 -25 -0.1 -100 62.67 0 18.14 43.8 4632 407.15XR 560/307 6193 163
Blue Star 2 1903 19.3 100 4784 121.8 12.6 10 0.4 12.7 1912 1062.8 0.6 1912N 3589.7 9 87.6 9 38.76 0 31.33 48.5 7538 782.6 887/642 7875 58.4
BPL Ltd. 10 1903 48.9 34 140 0.9 0.2 - 0.1 0.6 1912 28.8 -4.6 1912N 75.9 -29 -8.9 -1206 63.24 0 0.59 29.8 74 15.2 31/14 80 -
Butterfly Gandhima 10 1903 17.9 105 652 9.6 5.4 - 0.8 5 1912 174.5 1.1 1912N 568 13 11.7 38 64.96 0 9.19 19.7 303 169.7 285/141 437 19
DHP India Ltd. 10 1903 3 237 67 12.9 43 2.5 0 18.2 1912 14.8 2.6 1912N 42.7 -17 6.4 -22 74.37 0 0.01 2.7 125 417.15 620/376 128 12.8
Dixon Technologies 10 1903 11.6 311 2526 56.4 48.7 2 0.4 15.6 1912 808.8 22.2 1912N 2908.6 61 80.2 88 37.91 0 31.57 33.4 5118 4423.5 4899/1831 5225 54.5
Eveready Industr 5 1903 36.3 52 1458 47.3 6.5 - 0.8 12.5 1912 317.4 90.6 1912N 986.7 -14 115.8 168 27.39 83 20.06 56.2 445 61.25 219/34 734 3.7
Hawkins Cookers 10 1903 5.3 224 653 54.2 102.5 80 0.2 45.7 1912 193.3 22.5 1912N 527.9 13 63.1 55 56.03 0 16.08 13.4 2638 4988.75 5540/2606 2631 34.4
IFB Industries 10 1903 40.5 153 2540 74 18.3 - 0 11.9 1912 698.6 14.3 1912N 2065.8 8 46.2 -32 74.96 0 10.81 19.7 1714 423 999/420 1626 33
Indo National 10 1903 3.8 555 317 19.1 50.8 20 0.1 9.2 1912 96.8 7 1912N 270.2 8 18.1 12 65.35 59 5.34 7.5 186 496.95 742/378 197 8.9
Johnson Controls-Hit 10 1903 27.2 225 2241 85.9 31.6 1.5 0.3 14 1912 436 13.4 1912N 1764.5 12 76.4 75 74.25 0 16.71 14.8 8589 3158.95 3375/1475 8749 72.4
KDDL Ltd. 10 1903 11.7* 143 175 15.7 13.5 2.5 0.3 9.4 1912 42.3 1.6 1912N 139.8 7 8.6 -25 45.06 7 29.63 4.9 292 250.65 536/224 325 22.8
Mirc Electronics 1 1903 23.1 9 644 -4.4 -0.2 - 0.3 - 1912 146.3 2.1 1912N 438.1 -10 -4.8 -138 53.36 35 1.51 55.7 175 7.56 25-Jun 227 -
Panasonic Energy Ind 10 1903 7.5 135 207 4.6 6.2 4 0 4.6 1912 57 0.7 1912N 160.1 -1 4 -12 58.05 0 2.87 7.5 104 138.65 219/131 49 25.6
Shervani Ind.Syn 10 1903 2.7 568 73 33.3 123.3 - 0 21.7 1912 15 4.2 1912N 78.6 29 18.6 -39 60.11 0 0 2.1 101 372.25 779/360 69 4.7
Symphony 2 1903 14 96 524 101 14.4 4.5 0 15.1 1912 207 58 1912N 562 46 141 72 74.99 0 15.57 21.7 8884 1269.9 1575/1070 8844 55.5
Timex Group India 1 1903 10.1 -5 242 7.5 0.7 - -1.9 - 1912 69.5 3.1 1912N 200.4 9 3.8 66 74.93 0 0.02 41.3 296 29.3 57/27 320 -
TTK Prestige L 10 1903 13.9* 724 1968 190.3 137.3 30 0 18.9 1912 546.1 60.9 1912N 1553.3 2 177.7 21 70.4 0 19.53 28.7 7743 5586.00XB 7709/5047 7680 35
Voltas Ltd. 1 1903 33.1 113 6693 464.5 14 4 0 12.4 1912 1407.4 88.4 1912N 5274.8 13 393.3 16 30.29 0 49.08 113 22275 673.2 741/537 22152 42.9
Whirlpool of Ind 10 1903 126.9 169 5398 407.1 32.1 5 0 19 1912 1271.2 73.2 1912N 4638.9 15 388.9 28 74.99 0 14.23 54.3 26941 2123.45 2570/1325 25880 54.6
26 CONTRACEPTIVES
IND. COMPOSITE 13 85 15 16
Cupid Ltd. 10 1903 13.3 57 85 15.2 11.4 4 0 20 1912 43.6 10.2 1912N 121.9 141 29.4 171 45.06 0 0.58 16.7 244 182.95 262/101 237 7.2
27 COURIERS
IND. COMPOSITE 48 3682 112 64
Blue Dart Expres 10 1903 23.7 280 3165 87.6 36.9 12.5 0.2 13.2 1912 855.6 -33.1 1912N 2442.3 2 -14.5 -119 74.99 0 13.57 17.6 6355 2678.15 3650/2019 6234 -
Gati Ltd. 2 1903 24.4 63 516 24.3 2 0.8 0.1 3.1 1912 115.6 -3.5 1912N 338.1 -13 -7.4 -137 10.04 50 5.21 101.5 823 67.5 95/36 875 -
28 CYCLES & ACCESSORIES
IND. COMPOSITE 19 5286 244 39
Tube Investments 1 1903 18.8* 75 5286 243.5 13 2.5 0.3 17.2 1912 976.4 78.3 1912N 3341.5 -18 257 36 47.9 0 36.41 29.2 9448 503 577/325 9831 30.3
29 DIAMOND CUTTING/PRE CIO US META LS/JEWELLER Y
IND. COMPOSITE 781 75635 1926 67
Atlas Jewellery 10 1903 100.7 16 3 5.4 0.5 - 0 3.5 1912 0.7 0.9 1912N 1.7 -22 2.1 -72 49.67 0 0 5.9 742 73.75 87/9 742 -
D P Abhushan 10 1903 22.3 24 812 11.8 5.3 - 1.8 22.3 - - - - - - - - 73.57 0 0 0.4 149 66.85 74/38 239 -
Goldiam Internat 10 1903 23 100 170 19.6 8.5 3 0 8.5 1912 55.6 9.4 1912N 134.1 -7 15.7 8 62.8 0 0.05 9.2 317 137.9 184/70 297 15.3
PC Jeweller L 10 1903 395 100 8369 -2.8 -0.1 0.5 0.5 - 1912 1588.4 32.1 1912N 4061.7 -34 120 -68 46.44 0 7.65 254.2 506 12.8 168/12 2289 -
Rajesh Exports L 1 1903 29.5 155 42671 442.1 15 1 1.3 9.7 1912 11311.4 115.8 1912N 35356.9 11 333 -4 54.03 0 24.98 22.6 20092 680.5 802/573 11694 46.7
Renaissance Global 10 1903 18.9 246 1259 26.5 14.1 - 0.5 5.7 1912 444.7 5.4 1912N 1037.4 6 19.4 -38 72.28 0 0 7.8 736 389.85 409/191 930 31.1
Thangamayil Jeweller 10 1903 13.7 141 1443 30.3 22.1 5 0.8 15.7 1912 437.4 12.4 1912N 1323.8 21 37.1 61 67.43 15 6.93 4.5 545 397.4 485/261 647 12.3
Titan Company 1 1903 88.8 70 19070 1374.4 15.5 5 0.4 22.2 1912 6206.2 469.9 1912N 15580.9 8 1160.8 8 52.9 0 27.41 279.8 110467 1244.3 1390/999 111754 75.9
Tribhovandas Bhimji 10 1903 66.7 74 1764 15.3 2.3 0.75 1.2 3.1 1912 644.6 14 1912N 1467.5 9 18 27 74.11 0 0.74 22.9 194 29 72/28 759 10.1
Uday Jewellery 10 1903 22 17 73 3.1 1.4 - 0.3 8.1 1912 25.8 1.5 1912N 67 23 3.8 66 73.28 0 0 2.6 219 99.65 111/45 231 47.6
30 DIVERSIFIED
IND. COMPOSITE 488 36697 1679 39
3M India Ltd. 10 1903 11.3 1651 2809 323 286.7 - 0 17.4 1912 694.1 67.7 1912N 2137.7 1 244.8 -8 74.99 0 9.29 25.2 25502 22638.45 25361/18200 25039 84.2
Balmer Lawrie & 10 1903 171.0* 76 1775 188.5 11 11 0 14.5 1912 372.7 35.8 1912N 1185.6 -9 102.2 2 0 0 7.23 54.9 1694 99.05XB 141/97 1271 8.9
DCM Shriram 2 1903 31.2 228 7684 906.8 58.2 9.8 0.4 25.5 1912 2165.6 191.4 1912N 5765.6 -1 531 -14 66.53 77 12.76 41.3 5007 321.05 637/311 6085 6.1
Grasim Inds. 2 1903 131.6 637 20550 515.3 7.8 5.5 0.1 1.2 1912 4498.9 184.7 1912N 14296.9 -6 912.9 1325 40.11 0 38.61 229.6 43753 665.15 959/636 46615 32.1
Kesoram Industri 10 1903 142.6 37 3879 -254.3 -17.8 - 5.3 - 1912 559.6 -77.2 1912N 1863.9 -34 -44 84 53.13 45 3.78 88.4 422 29.6 84/29 3165 -
31 DYES & PIGMENTS
IND. COMPOSITE 250 11663 1214 19
AksharChem (India) 10 1903 8.2 314 323 22.6 27.5 3.5 0 8.8 1912 55.7 2.2 1912N 190.5 -22 9.9 -48 62.7 0 11.91 12.1 187 228.3 365/175 197 13.8
Amal Ltd. 10 1903 9.4 17 33 7.8 8.2 - 0.3 47.4 1912 7 1.4 1912N 25.4 15 6.7 55 65.54 0 0.03 12.4 111 117.25 177/90 110 10.9
Asahi Songwon Colors 10 1903 12.3 158 294 18.3 14.9 3 0.3 9.4 1912 58.5 3.5 1912N 211.9 -6 16.7 19 65.8 0 0.37 6.3 149 121.3 180/105 203 7.9
Atul Ltd. 10 1903 29.7 893 3916 428.6 144.5 15 0 16.2 1912 978 159.9 1912N 2984.3 2 497.9 56 44.79 4 30.31 31.9 15029 5066.75 5447/3268 15000 24.8
Bhageria Industries 5 1903 21.8* 78 462 71.5 16.4 4.88 0.1 20.9 1912 104.8 17.7 1912N 314.6 -9 51.9 -15 70.48 0 0.1 10.5 506 115.85XB 155/88 493 8.1
Bodal Chemicals 2 1903 24.5 68 1379 144.1 11.8 0.8 0.2 17.3 1912 301.2 19 1912N 881.1 -17 72.1 -37 58.25 2 11.01 45.7 747 61.05 132/52 875 7.3
Clariant Chemicals ( 10 1903 23.1 267 1028 18.6 8 10 0 3 1912 188.3 10.8 1912N 587.8 -24 35.3 233 51 0 5.48 37.4 788 341.55 478/265 753 18.2
Dynemic Products 10 1903 11.3 95 167 18 15.9 1.5 0.3 16.7 1912 44.2 5 1912N 136.5 16 16.1 31 40.5 0 0.73 9.7 159 140.2 180/100 189 7.3
Indian Toners 10 1903 13.2 133 115 20.4 15.5 3 0 11.4 1912 22.2 2.8 1912N 70.2 -18 9.4 -40 69.25 0 0.04 15.7 95 72.45 156/71 81 6.8
Kiri Industries 10 1903 33.6 188 1062 120 35.7 2 0.2 19 1912 226.7 11.3 1912N 756.5 0 50.2 -49 41.61 0 25.92 19.1 1177 350.2 653/350 1310 16.3
Poddar Pigments 10 1903 10.6 206 357 16.5 15.6 3 0 7.6 1912 87.5 5.2 1912N 279.8 6 15.3 36 62.42 0 1.27 8.8 168 158 210/142 156 8.1
Polson Ltd. 50 1903 0.6 7553 109 9.9 827.3 - 0.7 10.9 1912 28.6 2.5 1912N 75.7 -2 5.6 11 74.98 0 0.23 3.9 101 8378.4 12274/7230 156 9.6
Sadhana Nitro 5 1903 9.3 56 267 75.3 40.4 2 0.1 71.9 1912 28.1 6.2 1912N 94 -57 21.1 -73 74.01 0 0.07 7.9 258 138.6 409/79 256 14.3
Sudarshan Chem. 2 1903 13.8 86 1433 151.6 21.9 6 0.4 25.3 1912 387.8 27.4 1912N 1153 8 114.9 -18 52.31 0 9.94 28.1 3097 447.4 506/302 3339 24.4
Ultramarine Pig. 2 1903 5.8 132 307 56.5 19.3 4.5 0 14.7 1912 82 15.8 1912N 232.7 -1 49 0 53.27 0 1.33 10.1 521 178.4 284/160 493 9.2
Vidhi Specialty Food 1 1903 5 20 228 29.1 5.8 0.8 0.4 28.8 1912 54 7.7 1912N 159.5 -4 23.9 12 64.27 0 1.36 11.1 330 66.05 88/51 354 10.4
Vipul Organics 10 1903 7.7 37 90 3.5 4.6 0.8 0.6 12.4 1912 24.8 1.6 1912N 71.6 8 4.3 66 54.5 0 0.25 2.5 113 146.4 194/98 128 21.7
Yash Chemex Ltd. 10 1903 10.2 16 92 2 1.9 0.3 0.1 11.7 1912 12 0.4 1912N 44.1 -33 1.8 14 51.84 0 0.71 0.6 83 81 117/70 84 38.2
32 EDIBLE OILS & SOLVE NT EXTRACT ION
IND. COMPOSITE 322 30275 583 12
Agro Tech Foods Ltd. 10 1903 24.4 147 824 33.9 13.9 2.5 0 9.5 1912 228.6 7.5 1912N 630.7 1 29.9 17 51.77 0 11.72 14.7 1572 644.95 738/466 1568 41.1
AVT Natural Prod 1 1903 15.2 17 330 21.1 1.4 0.4 0.2 8.1 1912 117.2 14.4 1912N 294 28 28.2 106 74.96 0 0.05 19.3 538 35.3 44/19 590 15.1
BCL Industries 10 1903 19.1 95 891 41.4 21.6 1.2 1 22.8 1912 266.8 8.5 1912N 694.2 7 22.6 -34 63.8 0 2.36 11 86 44.7 113/41 259 2.9
Gokul Agro Resources 2 1903 26.4 16 4271 5.1 0.4 - 1.4 2.4 1912 1356.2 5.3 1912N 3537.9 11 12.2 1021 71.79 16 0.76 7.5 143 10.85 19-Sep 327 8.8
Guj. Amb.Exports 2 1903 22.9 105 4021 198.2 17.3 1 0.2 16.4 1912 998.6 54.2 1912N 2918.4 6 91.4 -45 63.76 0 3.26 38.1 1687 147.15 231/114 1881 13.7
Kavit Industries 10 1903 61.9 11 92 1.5 0.2 - 0.1 2.1 1912 17.2 1.2 1912N 41.8 24 2.9 181 43.02 0 0.29 5.4 723 116.75 129/32 728 -

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 AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

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DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

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Sales

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NP
Kriti Nutrients 1 1903 5 14 485 17 3.4 0.18 0.2 24.5 1912 142.5 4.5 1912N 410.8 10 12.6 -19 66.27 0 0.02 7.9 87 17.35 35/15 97 6.2
Manorama Industries 10 1903 11.1 93 103 19.1 17.1 - 0.2 18.3 - - - - - - - - 61.3 0 0 0.4 431 387.1 515/188 405 -
Ruchi Soya Inds. 2 1903 59.2 -152 12729 76.7 2.6 - -1.6 - 1912 3712.8 7617.4 1912N 9926.8 4 7713.3 17189 98.87 0 0 84 2321 78.45 78/3 9185 0.3
Sanwaria Consumer 1 1903 73.6 8 5304 156.1 2.1 0.07 1.6 24 1912 662.4 -349.3 1912N 2934.2 -23 -680.9 -677 54.1 0 0.02 78.3 84 1.14 11-Jan 1052 -
Vijay Solvex Ltd 10 1903 3.2 396 1226 12.7 39.8 - 0.6 10.1 1912 405.4 6.4 1912N 1097.4 23 14.2 114 67.94 0 0 0.3 115 359 397/125 161 5.7
33 ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
IND. COMPOSITE 1027 51316 2558 28
ABB India 2 1912 42.4 166 7315 303.4 14.3 4.8 0 8.6 1912 1953.3 38.7 - - -31 - - 74.99 0 15.03 66.3 25300 1193.9 1669/1152 23827 60.2
Apollo Micro Systems 10 1903 20.8 136 263 29.1 14 1 0.4 10.3 1912 71.8 6.3 1912N 172.8 -4 12.6 -34 63.91 0 8.49 28.7 138 66.4 152/65 215 6
Artemis Electricals 10 1903 24.7 14 102 10.2 4.1 - 0.3 28.9 - - - - - - - - 65.63 0 11.42 0.1 277 112 189/64 285 -
Bharat Electroni 1 1903 243.7 37 12085 1927.3 7.9 2.05 0 21.4 1912 2271 215.1 1912N 7115.3 -13 759.3 -40 55.27 0 37.49 267.7 17422 71.5 122/69 16538 12.2
Centum Electronics L 10 1903 12.9 169 496 58 45 5 0.9 26.7 1912 123.1 10 1912N 353.7 3 20.6 -53 58.8 0 7.93 7.4 409 317.55 575/302 579 11.6
CG Power and Indust 2 1903 125.3 40 5356 -1417.4 -22.6 - 0.7 - 1912 558.1 -126.7 1912N 2704.1 -31 -1614.8 -9924 0 0 48.13 145.6 357 5.69 47/6 2024 -
Crompton Greaves Con 2 1903 125.4 18 4479 402.5 6.4 2 0.3 36.6 1912 1071.3 161 1912N 3493.9 7 394.9 51 26.19 64 57.72 104.4 17026 271.45 301/207 17233 31.7
Genus Power Infrastr 1 1903 25.7 31 1055 72.4 2.8 0.58 0.3 8.9 1912 268 26.9 1912N 812.1 8 71.3 43 50.46 7 6.74 32.1 579 22.5 35/16 807 6.2
Havells India 1 1903 62.6 68 10058 791.5 12.6 4.5 0 18.6 1912 2269.9 200.4 1912N 7212.2 -1 555.6 -5 59.51 0 31.76 123.5 39720 634.7 807/586 38475 52.1
Hind Rectifiers 2 1903 3.3 47 255 11.8 7.1 0.4 0.8 15.1 1912 70.2 3.7 1912N 221.7 30 16.4 140 42.2 0 0.03 7 267 161.35 270/110 324 12.5
HPL Electric & Power 10 1903 64.3 114 1103 26.4 4.1 0.2 0.6 3.6 1912 229.9 5.1 1912N 735.5 -5 16 7 72.33 0 7.32 45.7 194 30.15 70/29 612 7.1
Igarashi Motors Indi 10 1903 31.5 134 606 57.4 18.2 4.9 0.1 13.6 1912 146.6 13.5 1912N 416.3 -10 27.7 -45 75 0 9.62 18.8 952 302.55 417/171 1007 27.3
Lakshmi Elect. 10 1903 2.5 695 191 10.2 41.5 9 0 6 1912 22.1 -1.1 1912N 85.2 -44 0.9 -88 32.44 0 0.01 9.6 75 305.15 550/285 69 23.3
Marine Electricals 10 1903 24.5 51 323 7.8 3.2 - 0.4 6.3 - - - - - - - - 73.51 0 0 0.2 243 99 123/92 242 -
Modison Metals L 1 1903 3.2 42 220 16.7 5.1 1.5 0.2 12.1 1912 58.6 5.4 1912N 162 1 8.9 -14 52.65 0 0.16 5.9 102 31.4 51/29 121 6.7
Olectra Greentech 4 1903 32.8 81 290 -13.6 -1.7 - 0 - 1912 105.5 4.8 1912N 328.9 70 16.3 214 60.8 16 3.04 16.5 798 97.2 276/93 666 -
Orient Electric 1 1903 21.2 14 1864 69.3 3.3 - 0.4 22.6 1912 495.7 19.1 1912N 1498.7 22 42.8 40 38.51 15 24.48 30.4 5516 259.95 286/135 5609 67.7
PG Electroplast Ltd. 10 1903 19.5 87 508 9.9 5.1 - 0.7 5.8 1912 140 0.6 1912N 457.2 35 5.5 54 68.02 0 0.6 6 109 55.65 100/34 221 9.2
Salzer Electr. 10 1903 16 180 560 24 15 1.6 0.5 8.3 1912 134.7 5.5 1912N 434.6 7 17.2 11 35.68 0 12.46 18.1 143 89.5 147/85 269 5.6
Schneider Electric 2 1903 47.8 1 1384 -24.4 -1 - 19.3 - 1912 480.7 30 1912N 1152.2 5 -3.8 85 74.99 0 10.17 47.6 1995 83.45 118/61 2315 -
Swelect Energy Syste 10 1903 15.2* 448 120 11.1 7.3 2.5 0.1 1.6 1912 38.8 2.8 1912N 108.3 10 5.4 -24 56.32 0 0.04 13 153 100.85XB 200/94 181 16.4
V-Guard Ind.Ltd. 1 1903 42.8* 21 2574 165.5 3.9 0.8 0 18.4 1912 626.6 42.9 1912N 1945.3 6 152.7 44 62.81 0 26.59 76.7 8468 197.8 260/195 8393 40
Veto Switchgears & C 10 1903 19.1 74 109 9.3 4.9 - 0.3 6.6 1912 31.5 3.8 1912N 86.2 10 8.9 12 54.21 0 3.29 11 85 44.25 77/33 110 8.3
34 ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Err:508 ENSETS/ TURBINES
IND. COMPOSITE 73 2090 149 30
Honda Siel Power 10 1903 10.1 510 816 54.1 53.4 10 0 10.5 1912 237.8 17.1 1912N 653 12 61.7 42 67.66 0 9.47 15.5 1030 1015.4 1360/819 969 14.2
TD Power Systems Ltd 10 1903 30.9 148 445 7.1 2.3 2 0.1 1.5 1912 113.3 4.3 1912N 334.1 23 9.3 296 58.49 0 20.51 7.7 489 158.2 190/116 431 23.2
Triveni Turbine 1 1903 32.3 13 829 87.5 2.7 - 0 21.1 1912 200.3 31.6 1912N 657.4 11 100.3 56 67.78 0 27.74 28.8 2886 89.25 123/81 2872 23.3
35 ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Err:508 RANSFOR MERS
IND. COMPOSITE 44 8519 189 9
Apar Industries 10 1903 38.3 294 7586 147.1 38.4 9.5 0.2 13.1 1912 1741.7 33.9 1912N 5344.3 3 112.7 15 59.37 0 30.15 23.2 1366 356.95 702/343 1343 8.5
Bharat Bijlee 10 1903 5.7 1331 932 41.5 73.5 12.5 0.3 5.5 1912 246.9 14 1912N 668.6 1 31.4 -1 33.45 0 17.4 18.5 411 726.9 1209/694 596 10
36 ELECTRODES - GRAPHI TE
IND. COMPOSITE 82 13375 5868 1
Graphite India Ltd. 2 1903 39.1 238 6737 2805.8 143.6 55 0.1 60.3 1912 597 -356 1912N 2327 -56 6 -100 65.21 0 14.34 212.2 4172 213.55 482/213 4502 9.6
HEG Ltd. 10 1903 38.6 964 6593 3050.4 790.4 80 0.2 82 1912 393.7 5.9 1912N 1774.6 -66 419.4 -83 59.61 0 18.2 156.1 3541 917.55 2285/834 3650 3.8
Panasonic Carbon Ind 10 1903 4.8 214 45 12.3 25.6 10 0 12 1912 12.5 4.9 1912N 35.9 4 13.2 40 63.3 0 0.03 10.8 179 372.45 417/270 90 11.1
37 ENGINEERING
IND. COMPOSITE 1082 78825 6125 26
Ador Fontech Ltd 2 1903 7.0* 32 184 13.8 3.9 3.5 0 12.3 1912 47.7 3.8 1912N 141.4 3 11.8 7 37.55 0 7.58 7.8 139 39.70XB 61/37 113 9.5
Ador Welding Ltd. 10 1903 13.6 194 512 23.9 17.5 6.5 0.2 9.1 1912 127.7 6.9 1912N 386 7 21.5 31 56.69 0 15.81 13.2 391 287.8 383/272 428 13.5
Ahlada Engineers 10 1903 12.9 84 207 11.4 8.8 - 0.4 10.4 - - - - - - - - 50.36 0 10.57 0.4 80 62 111/36 123 -
Artson Engg. 1 1903 3.7 2 158 -1.7 -0.5 - 3.1 - 1912 32.5 -1.2 1912N 111.9 15 -2.6 26 75 0 0 12.9 96 26 56/24 110 -
Astra Microwave 2 1903 17.3 58 286 12.5 1.4 0.25 0 2.5 1912 150 23.1 1912N 289 67 36.5 602 9.88 0 13.79 37.2 727 83.9 109/71 706 16.6
Axtel Industries 10 1903 16.2 32 111 13 8 1.5 0 24.9 1912 27.6 4.4 1912N 76.2 -5 8.6 -34 49.94 0 0.01 14.9 197 121.85 149/80 193 16
BGR Energy Systems 10 1903 72.2 195 3229 29.1 4 - 1.5 2.1 1912 1170.9 28.4 1912N 2412.6 7 2.2 126 75 0 1.42 80.8 215 29.8 73/28 1963 5.4
BMW Industries 1 1903 22.5 23 823 41 1.8 - 0.6 7.9 1912 147.9 4.5 1912N 461.1 -24 15.9 -41 70.08 0 0 1 364 16.15 33/15 664 12.2
Carborundum Uni. 1 1903 18.9* 67 1782 166.1 8.8 2.75 0 13 1912 414.9 40.3 1912N 1285.7 -3 128.9 10 42.07 0 33.64 24.2 5769 304.65 415/266 5752 32.4
Commercial Engineers 10 1903 89.5 10 216 88.7 9.9 - 0.5 102.1 1912 24.4 -4.8 1912N 81 -51 -2 88 60.71 84 9.35 11 120 13.4 25-Nov 144 1.2
Cummins India Lt 2 1903 55.4 149 5659 722.6 26.1 17 0.1 17.5 1912 1453.4 186.2 1912N 4104.9 -5 511 -12 51 0 37.81 78.2 13949 503.2 800/484 13520 21.4
De Nora India Ltd. 10 1903 5.3 100 33 1.6 3 - 0 3 1912 14.2 3.6 1912N 35 23 5.9 8 53.67 0 0.01 7 116 217.9 330/191 104 57.1
Dynamatic Techno 10 1903 6.3 815 592 32.3 50.9 2 1 6.2 1912 141 -172.9 1912N 444.1 1 -146.6 -681 48.77 15 25.53 8.5 502 791.75 1666/750 970 -
Electrotherm (In 10 1903 12.7 -880 3462 140.8 110.5 - -1.4 - 1912 662.1 14.7 1912N 2136.9 -18 84.2 23 31.31 8 5.14 6.3 156 122.45 380/115 1624 1
Emkay Taps & Cutting 10 1903 10.7 102 64 5.3 4.9 0.5 0 4.8 - - - - - - - - 74.54 0 0 0.1 163 153 165/92 165 -
Esab India 10 1903 15.4 173 672 57.6 37.4 90 0 21.6 1912 169.2 17.8 1912N 523 7 53.3 29 73.72 0 13.76 10.4 2192 1423.9 1727/820 2136 31.4
Forbes & Company Ltd 10 1903 12.9 182 227 10.3 8 5 0.5 4.4 1912 50.6 -0.1 1912N 151.2 -11 -6.1 -218 73.85 68 11.59 13.2 1608 1246.95 2550/1182 1714 -
GKW L 10 1903 6 480 30 19.9 33.3 - 0 6.9 1912 6.7 4 1912N 25.9 10 17.2 12 70.59 0 5.79 24.1 382 639.7 963/546 379 17.5
Greaves Cotton 2 1903 46.2 42 1988 169.3 7.3 4 0 17.5 1912 494.7 54 1912N 1461.5 0 137.5 4 54.81 0 29.13 79.1 2877 124.45 157/113 2835 16.5
Grindwell Norton 5 1903 55.4 98 1567 163.8 14.8 6 0 15.1 1912 400.3 44.3 1912N 1194.7 2 138.3 12 58.32 0 20.36 15.7 6372 575.55 699/516 6142 35.6
Hercules Hoists 1 1903 3.2 133 102 12.8 4 1.5 0 3 1912 17.4 1.2 1912N 59.8 -21 7.3 -29 69.61 0 0.02 11.3 230 71.9 137/70 224 23.3
Honeywell Automation 10 1903 8.8 1976 3175 358.8 405.9 45 0 20.5 1912 901.2 144.7 1912N 2585.8 9 380.3 38 74.99 0 14.74 17.4 30715 34739.15 39500/21415 29490 66.3
Ion Exchange (India) 10 1903 14.7 255 1102 66.6 45.4 4.5 0.2 17.8 1912 378.1 27.8 1912N 1079.3 58 70.2 96 27 0 6.33 17.9 1214 827.85 1071/360 1008 12
Ircon Internatio 10 1903 94.1 420 4415 444.7 47.3 21.55 0.6 11.3 1912 1132.2 138.4 1912N 3414.1 18 367.4 5 89.18 0 3.48 72.2 4115 437.5 599/333 3742 8.9
Jash Engineering 10 1903 11.8 113 202 17.8 15.1 1.5 0.4 13.3 1912 55.2 8.1 1912N 143.3 7 14.3 77 52.91 6 15.39 1 169 143.1 189/77 214 7.5
Kennametal India 10 1906 22 236 927 86.3 39.3 2 0 16.6 1912 189.7 12.3 1912H 387.6 -16 32.6 -41 75 0 13.57 8.1 2103 956.7 1275/915 2069 32.9
Kirloskar Bros. 2 1903 15.9 118 2223 87.3 11 2.5 0.2 9.3 1912 568.2 33.2 1912N 1523.1 4 49 -4 65.92 0 13.42 16.5 1132 142.5 201/119 1244 13.3
Kirloskar Industries 10 1903 9.7 1224 46 49.5 51 21 0 4.2 1912 1.7 3.2 1912N 31.6 -8 35.9 -3 73.11 0 14.42 16 578 595.1 899/585 566 11.9
Kirloskar Oil Engine 2 1903 28.9 123 3204 225 15.6 5 0 12.7 1912 722.1 42.7 1912N 2170.5 -8 123.8 -7 59.44 0 23.01 33.8 1782 123.25 205/117 1609 8.3
*KSB Ltd 10 U1912 34.8 233 1294 97.8 28.1 8 0.1 12.1 1912 337 30.5 - - 28 - - 66.4 0 16.74 14.4 2251 646.8 764/536 2157 23
L&T Technology Serv 2 1903 20.9* 230 4712 700.1 67 21 0 29.1 1912 1318.1 198.3 1912N 3857.2 11 599.3 16 74.74 0 12.77 98.5 17248 1650.7 1818/1396 17099 22
Mazda Ltd. 10 1903 4 335 138 14.1 35.2 9 0 10.5 1912 46.5 4.8 1912N 132.3 59 12 27 45.5 0 0.02 4.1 157 391.85 531/320 154 9.4
Mold-Tek Technologi. 2 1903 5.6 18 78 11.6 4.2 1.4 0 23.3 1912 23.6 3.3 1912N 70.2 21 9.2 12 50.34 0 0 6.5 116 41.4 63/40 117 9.2
Orient Abrasives 1 1903 12 17 313 16.2 1.4 0.25 0.3 7.8 1912 86.6 4.6 1912N 255.9 13 16.2 41 63.57 0 13.24 14.6 168 14.05 30/14 228 8
Permanent Mag. 10 1903 8.6 39 121 14.8 17.2 - 0.2 44.5 1912 27.1 3.8 1912N 83.6 -3 10.4 10 69.88 1 0.01 5.8 79 91.9 213/75 84 5
Pitti Engineering 5 1903 16 54 622 23.7 7.4 - 1.3 13.8 1912 117.9 4.1 1912N 412.1 -12 15.6 -9 56.79 8 2.54 11.9 121 37.85 62/32 335 5.5

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Pritika Auto Ind. 10 1903 17.7 63 195 14 7.9 0.5 0.4 12.5 1912 34.5 1 1912N 116.5 -11 5.1 220 47.86 0 1.54 1.6 162 91.55 170/67 203 21.8
PTC Industries 10 1903 5.2 268 151 10.9 20.8 - 0.9 7.8 1912 50.2 2.9 1912N 129 20 7.3 -9 62.76 0 0.01 1.3 187 357.4 494/295 314 18.4
Roto Pumps Ltd 2 1903 3.1 55 128 15.3 9.9 0.5 0.3 18.1 1912 34.2 3.9 1912N 98.3 11 12.8 29 69.69 0 0.64 5.4 184 119.3 186/98 205 10.2
Salasar Techno Engin 10 1903 13.3 142 654 33 24.8 2.5 0.8 17.4 1912 100 2 1912N 416.9 -11 18.3 -21 74.94 0 0.22 8.5 141 105.9 239/87 279 5
Shakti Pumps (In 10 1903 18.4 148 523 31.4 17.1 5 0.6 11.5 1912 87.4 -9.6 1912N 275.9 -25 -14 -175 48.83 0 4.85 16.9 360 195.9 480/189 503 -
Siemens Ltd. 2 1909 71.2 254 13684 1086.9 30.5 7 0 12 1912 2668.6 262.7 1912Q 2668.6 -5 262.7 15 74.99 0 14.22 115.8 47690 1339.15 1717/1012 42799 42.5
Sika Interplant 10 1903 4.2 109 46 4.3 10.3 0.8 0 9.4 1912 24.9 2.5 1912N 56.3 127 6.1 237 71.72 0 0 2.5 73 172.55 248/137 69 8.4
Singer India 2 1903 10.7 11 483 9.3 1.7 0.8 0.4 15.7 1912 124.2 4.1 1912N 349.6 0 7.1 5 59.07 0 0.02 15.5 132 24.65 58/24 152 13.8
Skipper Ltd. 1 1903 10.3 63 1871 31.2 3 0.25 0.7 4.8 1912 299.8 4.5 1912N 951.7 -34 14.1 5 71.89 0 12.68 18.5 309 30.05 78/30 775 9.7
Sterling and Wilson 1 1903 16 27 8210 196.1 12.2 - 2.7 44.7 1912 873.1 30.4 1912N 3060.2 -48 133.1 13 77.21 48 15.71 35.8 2288 142.7 756/139 3148 10.8
Sterling Tools L 2 1903 7.2 79 512 44.9 12.5 2 0.3 15.8 1912 84.9 4.9 1912N 278.4 -29 20.9 -44 65.76 0 8.01 7.3 741 205.7 335/138 823 26.3
Swaraj Engines 10 1903 12.1 196 872 82.4 67.9 50 0 34.6 1912 170.1 12.9 1912N 598.2 -12 55.2 -16 52.18 0 11.13 20.4 1558 1284.15 1541/1010 1539 21.7
Thermax 2 1903 23.8 230 3541 275.2 23.1 7 0 10.1 1912 849.6 58 1912N 2475.7 12 172.8 6 61.98 0 25.27 33.6 10389 871.9 1180/860 10310 36.4
United Drilling Tool 10 1903 20.3 65 156 24.7 12.2 1.2 0 18.8 1912 33.2 13.6 1912N 89.5 -32 37.1 209 74.65 4 0 5.1 269 132.4 161/59 258 5.4
Va Tech Wabag Ltd. 2 1903 10.9 168 1748 102.4 18.7 - 0.4 11.2 1912 488.1 19.5 1912N 1254.9 -4 57.4 -10 24.67 12 31.84 68.4 942 172.2 361/160 1277 9.8
Veritas (India) Ltd. 1 1903 2.7 62 612 9.7 3.6 0.05 0 5.8 1912 197.2 4.4 1912N 414.7 -6 8 -4 65.22 0 9.69 0.5 82 30.5 60/27 61 8.7
Wendt India 10 1903 2 573 143 13.5 67.3 30 0 11.7 1912 28.3 2.3 1912N 100.5 -9 10.4 -20 79.73 0 0.09 6.6 486 2430 3390/1955 476 44.8
WPIL Ltd. 10 1903 9.8 376 533 73.4 75.2 7.5 0.1 20 1912 81.1 14.3 1912N 271.5 -30 42 -32 69.28 0 8.18 8.4 493 504.7 1000/480 520 9.3
Yuken India 10 1903 12 150 284 118.2 98.5 2 0.5 65.8 1912 47.9 3.2 1912N 162.3 -21 6.7 -33 52.5 0 0.01 6.2 562 468.55 780/425 646 4.9
38 ENGINEERING - HEAVY
IND. COMPOSITE 2807 77570 -2788 12
Action Construction 2 1903 22.7 38 1342 56.2 4.9 0.5 0.1 12.9 1912 289.3 12.6 1912N 850.7 -18 38.9 -12 72.24 0 1.71 31.6 716 63.05 124/48 748 14
BEML Ltd. 10 1903 41.6 525 3481 63.5 15.2 7 0.2 2.9 1912 693.6 4.8 1912N 1962.4 -7 -118 -19 54.02 0 29.6 71.1 2778 667.05 1108/644 3147 62.7
Bharat Dynamics 10 1903 183.3 124 3069 422.6 23.1 6.92 0 18.6 1912 508.8 53.2 1912N 1659.8 -24 225.2 -25 87.75 0 7.61 108.8 4578 249.8 365/246 4209 13.1
Bharat Heavy Ele 2 1903 696.4 90 30349 1215.4 3.5 1.05 0.1 3.9 1912 5679.4 158.8 1912N 16436.8 -18 61.1 -89 63.17 0 29.19 539.3 10289 29.55 79/29 5339 13.8
CMI FPE Ltd. 10 1903 4.9 387 496 35.1 71.1 10 0 18.4 1912 113.6 5.7 1912N 309.2 -17 19.2 -35 74.99 0 0.72 3.5 322 652 1381/635 205 13
Disa India Ltd. 10 1903 1.5 935 242 27.8 191 2.5 0 20.4 1912 88.4 15 1912N 206.3 10 30.4 29 74.82 0 9.9 3 626 4303.7 6497/3506 528 18.1
Elecon Engg. 2 1903 22.4 66 954 12.1 1.1 0.2 0.6 1.6 1912 212.1 4.3 1912N 631.1 -10 10.2 5 58.92 46 2.87 42.1 307 27.35 70/25 750 24.4
GMM Pfaudler Ltd 2 1903 2.9 149 419 40.6 27.8 4.5 0 18.7 1912 136.6 19.4 1912N 403 35 52.1 74 75 0 2.2 15.4 4335 2965.3 3461/1100 4306 68.9
Gujarat Apollo Indus 10 1903 12.7 199 30 6.3 4.9 3 0 2.5 1912 4.9 3 1912N 20.8 17 9.3 75 56.44 0 0.01 6.6 141 111.45 167/107 148 13.8
Hindustan Aeronautic 10 1903 334.4 324 19894 2282.4 68.3 19.8 0.4 21 1912 4456.4 425.3 1912N 11199.1 14 1615.9 46 89.97 0 8.77 136.6 20752 620.6 896/615 24798 7.4
Inox Wind Ltd. 10 1903 221.9 91 1345 1.3 0.1 - 0.3 0.1 1912 198.4 -4.5 1912N 394.7 -65 -57.5 -278 74.99 0 6.94 48.7 612 27.6 81/26 1155 -
Integra Engineering 1 1903 3.4 7 63 11.1 3.2 - 0.6 47.8 1912 15.8 1.1 1912N 47.7 5 4.8 -48 54.67 0 0.28 18.4 105 30.65 59/30 101 15.7
ISGEC Heavy Eng 1 1903 7.4 183 4129 128.3 17.5 2 0.1 9.5 1912 1331.9 48.7 1912N 3592.6 30 127.4 31 62.26 0 12.36 11.5 2247 305.65 622/296 2230 14.2
Kabra Extrusion 5 1903 16 77 245 24.5 7.7 2 0 9.9 1912 66.3 5.8 1912N 164.3 13 6.7 -17 57.58 0 0.85 13.4 194 60.75 89/52 201 8.4
Lakshmi Machines 10 1903 10.7 1582 2636 189.3 177.2 35 0 11.2 1912 315.2 6.5 1912N 1178.9 -43 38 -75 30.94 0 21.55 37.2 3406 3188.05 6431/3134 2882 45.5
Praj Industries 2 1903 36.6* 40 923 62.4 3.4 2.12 0 8.5 1912 261.3 21.7 1912N 697.7 13 50.5 66 32.95 0 28.86 99.4 1584 86.5 168/85 1529 19.2
Sanghvi Movers L 2 1903 8.7 169 282 -58.1 -13.4 - 0.5 - 1912 83 -1.1 1912N 247.1 26 -5.1 85 47.1 0 4.15 15.8 387 89.5 141/67 737 -
*Stovec Indus. 10 1912 2.1 645 194 27.9 133.8 60 0 20.7 1912 50.4 5.6 - - 1 - - 71.06 0 0.05 6.6 433 2072.15 2680/1500 343 15.8
Suzlon Energy Ltd. 2 1903 1064 -13 2544 -7413.3 -13.9 - -0.7 - 1912 67.9 -1045.7 1912N 336.6 -81 -2401.9 -161 19.79 76 9.18 1007.1 1266 2.38 8-Feb 6379 -
Techno Electric&Eng 2 1903 22 128 989 181.6 16.5 - 0 12.9 1912 260.8 32 1912N 762.1 -5 173.5 15 60.18 0 29.31 6.5 3200 290.9 321/222 3172 15.7
Texmaco Rail & Engin 1 1903 26.8* 50 1858 75.3 2.8 0.35 0.5 5.6 1912 530.1 14.6 1912N 1398.1 32 32.9 -14 51.19 1 19.5 64.1 597 22.3 73/22 1136 9
The Anup Engineering 10 1903 10.2 276 243 42 41.2 - 0 14.9 1912 76.6 13.8 1912N 175.3 -1 34.5 12 41.7 4 20.1 103.6 518 507.45 680/351 525 11.3
Titagarh Wagons Ltd. 2 1903 23.1 69 910 -82.9 -7.2 0.3 0.2 - 1912 328 13.1 1912N 954.9 80 39.1 194 37.24 0 11.76 73.1 458 39.6 77/31 616 -
TRF Ltd 10 1903 11 -61 237 -105.6 -95.9 - -2.6 - 1912 43.9 -10.4 1912N 142.2 -13 -106.8 -88 34.12 0 3.63 20.6 98 89.3 148/71 226 -
Walchandnagar 2 1903 7.6 88 364 -2.1 -0.6 - 1.2 - 1912 74.7 -23.9 1912N 237.6 -11 -43.3 -1131 55 98 0.81 61.9 170 44.6 108/43 499 -
Windsor Machines 2 1903 13 43 331 -31.6 -4.9 1 0.2 - 1912 57.3 -2.1 1912N 188.8 -16 15.1 66 58.52 51 0.05 11.2 89 13.7 74/14 130 -
39 ENTERTAINMENT/MULTI MEDIA
IND. COMPOSITE 2536 28201 2640 16
Affle (India) 10 1903 25.5 19 118 16.7 6.5 - 0 35.1 1912 53 11.1 1912N 132.7 51 26.1 110 68.37 0 19.66 16.6 4236 1661.45 2296/751 4226 139.6
Balaji Telefilms Ltd 2 1903 20.2 100 440 20.1 2 0.4 0 2 1912 198.4 29.4 1912N 460.6 29 47.4 164 34.22 0 20.43 21.8 476 47.05 92/44 460 9.6
Den Networks Ltd. 10 1903 477.2 55 1009 -219.1 -4.6 - 0.1 - 1912 297.5 34.1 1912N 889.1 12 70.7 214 86.53 0 1.12 12.5 2159 45.25 98/37 2324 -
Dish TV India Ltd. 1 1903 184.1 29 3938 -1289.4 -7 0.5 0.1 - 1912 398.5 19.5 1912N 1100.9 -64 -89.9 -194 54.94 94 14.16 183.4 1232 6.69 41/7 1661 -
Entertainment Networ 10 1903 47.7 196 620 53.9 11.3 1 0 5.8 1912 145.7 10.6 1912N 391.2 -12 16.7 -51 71.15 0 21.51 11.9 936 196.3 554/184 914 25.6
Eros International M 10 1903 95.6* 161 836 87.4 9.1 - 0.4 5.7 1912 232.7 11.5 1912N 579.7 -11 28.6 -59 62.31 62 4.47 54.4 112 11.68 90/9 664 2.4
GTPL Hathway 10 1903 112.5 59 819 14.5 1.3 1 0.3 2.2 1912 548.9 34.8 1912N 1329.5 121 85.2 160 78.83 4 12.46 17.1 661 58.75 96/53 759 9.9
Hathway Cable & Data 2 1903 354 24 528 210.6 1.2 - 0.2 4.9 1912 143.2 -19.2 1912N 416.4 5 3.6 270 94.09 0 2.22 32.3 3337 18.85 39/18 4036 15.4
Inox Leisure 10 1903 102.9 94 1692 133.5 13 - 0.1 13.8 1912 512.9 35 1912N 1525.9 26 97.1 14 51.89 0 33.34 40.6 3787 368.2 511/249 3849 26.1
Media Matrix Worldwi 1 1903 113.3 1 3 0.4 0 - 0 0.2 1912 0.8 0.2 1912N 2.3 0 0.4 -17 60.71 5 0 2.8 453 4 6-Apr 453 -
Music Broadcast 2 1903 55.3 22 325 61.6 2.2 - 0 10.2 1912 69.6 10.2 1912N 201.9 -17 37.1 -14 73.93 0 16.39 22.4 741 26.80CB 66/25 678 13.4
NDTV 4 1903 25.8 37 252 13.3 2.1 - 0.4 5.6 1912 55.4 6.7 1912N 167.6 -11 5.5 4 61.44 0 14.19 23 187 28.95 44/25 276 13.8
Prime Focus 1 1903 29.9 35 162 -33.3 -1.1 - 0.4 - 1912 34.3 -27.2 1912N 102.8 -9 -61.2 -88 34.95 13 11.55 10.1 1233 41.2 93/32 1639 -
PVR Ltd. 10 1903 51.3 237 2747 172.8 33.7 2 0.8 14.2 1912 877.4 39.5 1912N 2660.8 32 105.8 -16 18.43 0 72.98 38.3 8376 1631.8 2121/1346 9296 57.1
Raj Television Netwo 5 1903 26 19 62 5.4 1 0.1 0.3 3.8 1912 9.5 -2.9 1912N 43.1 9 -2.5 29 71.33 0 0 7.4 184 35.4 53/31 209 29
Saregama India Ltd. 10 1903 17.4* 245 524 51.9 29.8 3 0.1 12.2 1912 123.7 9.2 1912N 394.7 -1 26.2 -27 59.06 0 8.21 23.9 569 326.55 635/302 627 13.5
Shemaroo Entertainme 10 1903 27.2 213 548 86.1 31.7 1.65 0.3 14.8 1912 93.8 9.4 1912N 380.3 -9 45.9 -28 65.82 0 20.5 7.1 132 48.55 446/49 328 1.9
Sun TV Network Ltd. 5 1903 197 138 3663 1394.9 35.4 12.5 0 25.6 1912 815 373.4 1912N 2669.3 -4 1121.8 1 74.99 4 16.83 52.9 16362 415.2 649/389 15891 11.6
Thinkink Picturez 5 1903 14.8* 10 32 0.9 0.3 - 0 3.1 1912 20.1 0.8 1912N 43 254 1.4 197 0 0 0.94 0.7 114 38.45Xs 46/2 114 -
Tips Industries 10 1903 14.3 49 203 2.8 2 1 0 4 1912 24.1 5 1912N 72.5 -59 11 444 74.81 0 0.04 5.1 170 118.5 132/52 162 14.4
TV Today Network Ltd 5 1903 29.8* 140 710 129.9 21.8 2.25 0 15.5 1912 222.5 38.2 1912N 648.2 19 112.9 3 57.96 0 27.01 22.3 1239 207.65 350/201 949 9.4
TV18 Broadcast 2 1903 342.9 16 1079 85 0.5 - 0.3 3.1 1912 288.4 20.2 1912N 848.9 7 11.5 -83 60.4 0 15.04 127.3 3574 20.85 39/18 4403 -
UFO Moviez India Ltd 10 1903 28.4 168 425 40.6 14.3 30 0.1 8.5 1912 94.3 18.9 1912N 270.9 -10 56.2 156 30.08 3 37.85 27.7 367 129.5 324/115 383 4.5
Zee Entertainment En 1 1903 96 74 6858 1655 17.2 3.5 0.1 23.2 1912 1852.9 333.9 1912N 5494.4 6 1043.7 -22 4.87 19 79.2 142.2 21236 221.1 478/204 20369 15.7
Zee Media Corp 1 1903 47.1 13 607 -55.3 -1.2 - 0.3 - 1912 138.1 -183.8 1912N 437.5 -4 -294.2 -876 45.88 100 10.76 112.7 217 4.6 21-Apr 385 -
40 FAST MOVING CONSUME R GOODS
IND. COMPOSITE 4417 180966 30798 43
ADF Foods Ltd. 10 1903 20 105 187 30.5 15.2 - 0 14.5 1912 45.4 8.1 1912N 132.6 -8 23.2 16 34.14 0 0.15 16.7 482 240.8 329/228 466 14.3
Amrit Corp. Ltd. 10 1903 3.2 641 68 11.4 35.4 7 0 5.5 1912 19.9 5 1912N 59.1 16 9.1 11 74.86 0 0 8.5 221 688.55 829/491 218 18
Apex Frozen Foods 10 1903 31.3 114 875 60.8 19.5 2 0.3 17.1 1912 195.2 21.3 1912N 686.4 -3 51.5 -2 72.59 0 9.33 36.4 730 233.55 445/190 826 12.2
Bajaj Consumer Care 1 1903 14.8 33 909 226.1 15.3 14 0.1 46.6 1912 211.5 50.1 1912N 668.8 1 166 0 38.04 0 50.9 39.6 2612 177.05 367/169 2623 11.5
Britannia Ind. 1 1903 24 168 10482 1122.2 46.7 15 0 27.8 1912 2819.2 360.4 1912N 8294.7 6 1103.1 33 50.62 0 29.34 162.3 74189 3085.2 3444/1151 74149 53.3
Colgate Palm. 1 1903 27.2 53 4462 775.6 28.5 23 0.1 53.6 1912 1147.2 199.1 1912N 3453.8 4 612.3 6 50.99 0 26.69 193.8 35921 1320.7 1641/1104 35600 44.4

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 AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Dabur India 1 1903 176.7 22 6273 1264.3 7.2 2.75 0 32.5 1912 1748.2 330 1912N 4988.6 7 913.4 7 67.88 0 25.18 187.9 88433 500.45 525/357 88443 66.6
DFM Foods Limi 2 1903 10 26 484 32.8 6.5 1.25 0.7 25.3 1912 134.6 3.3 1912N 398.2 13 25.6 13 38.26 85 10.9 6.9 1339 267.25 334/200 1392 37.6
Emami Ltd. 1 1903 45.4 45 2483 305.2 6.7 4 0 14.8 1912 748.3 147.9 1912N 1929.5 1 326.1 27 52.73 72 39.04 80.5 10958 241.4 416/231 10902 29.2
Euro India Fresh 10 1903 24.8 24 72 0.9 0.4 - 0.3 1.5 - - - - - - - - 73.5 0 0 0.3 273 109.95 131/81 288 -
Foods & Inns 1 1903 5.0* 15 337 109.4 21.7 0.2 0.6 140.2 1912 79.5 2.3 1912N 249.9 21 8.2 -92 45.39 4 0 5.5 233 46.35XB 89/38 318 17.7
Future Consumer 6 1903 1152.7* 7 2990 60.5 0.3 - 0.5 4.4 1912 675.3 14.8 1912N 2337.7 6 40.6 58 46.28 92 19.05 146.4 3018 15.71 52/12 3695 -
Galaxy Cloud Kitchen 10 1903 41.5* 3 72 -19.2 -4.6 - 2.2 - 1912 19.4 -2.9 1912N 55.8 2 -12.8 6 44.14 0 0 2.9 122 29.5 42/14 138 -
Gillette India Ltd. 10 1906 32.6 239 1862 252.9 77.6 44 0 32.5 1912 459.3 71.1 1912H 921.5 -1 132.8 11 74.99 0 11.57 33.1 18672 5730.1 8200/5650 18530 70.1
GlaxoSmithKlineConsu 10 1903 42.1 974 4782 982.8 233.7 105 0 24 1912 1158.9 276.6 1912N 3698.3 6 870 25 72.45 0 11.13 53.9 40125 9541 9918/6868 36028 34.7
Godfrey Phillips Ind 2 1903 10.4 365 2477 241 46.3 10 0 12.7 1912 752.2 109.4 1912N 2262.5 21 339.6 65 72.19 0 13.79 18.8 6100 1173.2 1480/675 6113 16.3
Godrej Agrovet L 10 1903 192 72 4286 207.9 10.8 4.5 0.1 14.9 1912 1333.2 45.4 1912N 3965 18 214.2 13 69.08 0 7.05 109.8 8976 467.4 598/422 9071 38.7
Godrej Consumer Prod 1 1903 102.2* 48 5679 1755 17.2 7.5 0 35.6 1912 1523.9 364.9 1912N 4360.5 1 939.5 11 63.23 0 29.96 141.5 65300 638.75 772/557 65203 35.4
Godrej Industries Lt 1 1903 33.6 48 2144 -90.7 -2.7 1.15 1.8 - 1912 481.6 8.7 1912N 1502.5 -9 30.8 -80 61.38 0 16.62 81.2 13854 411.75 554/377 16249 -
Hatsun Agro Prod 1 1903 16.2 50 4760 114.8 7.1 4 0.9 14.3 1912 1340.2 27.9 1912N 4042 13 104.3 10 73.58 3 9.61 13.7 10832 670 775/547 11533 87
Heritage Foods 5 1903 23.2 173 2482 83.4 18 1 0.3 10.4 1912 661.6 14.6 1912N 2038 10 50.3 -15 39.89 0 18.71 22 1528 329.3 570/290 1709 20.6
Hind. Food 10 1903 13.5 47 237 10.2 7.6 - 1 16.2 1912 207.1 6.5 1912N 523.5 243 15.6 95 61.86 0 15.64 8.5 780 578.3 750/330 838 48.5
Hindustan Unilever L 1 1903 216.5* 35 38224 6036 27.9 22 0 79.1 1912 9808 1616 1912N 29774 5 5219 16 67.18 0 18.98 418.5 473360 2186.6 2307/1650 469672 70.1
ITC Ltd. 1 1903 1229.2* 46 44996 12464.3 10.1 5.75 0 22.3 1912 12013 4141.9 1912N 35387.3 7 11339 26 0 0 57.66 1087.5 223473 181.8 310/180 219712 15.1
Jubilant Foodworks L 10 1903 132 100 3531 322.8 24.5 5 0 24.4 1912 1059.6 103.7 1912N 2987.9 12 254.4 2 41.93 3 51.58 54.4 22335 1692.45 1973/1078 21846 68
Jyothy Labs 1 1903 36.7 23 1769 193.2 5.3 3 0.3 22.6 1912 407.3 42.5 1912N 1283.1 1 131.7 4 62.88 9 30.67 91.5 4597 125.2 200/119 4725 23.1
Kaya L 10 1903 13.1 123 210 -4 -3 - 0 - 1912 54.8 -17 1912N 159.7 1 -28 -905 59.92 0 4.55 24.9 302 230.8 781/225 297 -
Kothari Products 10 1903 29.8 293 3260 20.4 6.8 1 0.8 2.3 1912 528.1 -0.8 1912N 1912.8 -28 5.4 206 74.99 0 0.03 8.3 143 47.9 108/47 789 4.6
Marico Ltd. 1 1903 129.1* 27 5971 1132 8.8 4.75 0 32.3 1912 1434 269 1912N 4665 0 779 11 59.6 0 33.3 127.5 36483 282.6 404/281 36275 30.2
Milk Food 10 1903 4.9 222 531 10.2 21 - 0.5 9.4 1912 173.7 0.7 1912N 445.2 23 8.4 29 50.1 0 7.74 4.2 241 493 605/241 287 19.9
*Nestle India 10 1912 96.4 200 12369 1966.6 204 342 0 101.8 1912 3149.3 473 - - 10 - - 62.76 0 20.98 102.4 158381 16426.9 16840/10028 156806 80.4
P&G Hygiene&Health 10 1906 32.5 280 2947 419.1 129.1 88 0 46.1 1912 859.3 135.9 1912H 1711.4 6 272.8 2 70.63 0 15.48 33.9 34134 10515.35 12700/9800 33593 80.6
Parag Milk Foods 10 1903 84.1 98 2346 114.1 13.6 1 0.3 13.8 1912 623.1 26.9 1912N 1866.8 11 82.1 -4 46.2 36 26.99 47.6 652 77.5 276/66 849 5.9
Prabhat Dairy 10 1903 97.7 59 72 6.7 0.7 - 0 1.1 1912 192.5 4.5 1912N 304.8 -79 13.3 -16 50.09 60 7.99 17.9 675 69.15 92/51 667 -
Prataap Snacks 5 1903 11.7 245 1069 46.5 19.8 1 0 8.1 1912 316.6 5.6 1912N 950.4 17 27.5 -16 71.43 0 23.89 11.3 1655 705.6 1000/680 1600 40.1
Sheetal Cool Product 10 1903 10.5 37 234 2.1 2 - 1 5.3 - - - - - - - - 53.76 0 0 0.6 139 132.05 144/93 176 -
Sukhjit Starch & 10 1903 14.8 196 741 41.7 28.2 7.5 0.5 14.4 1912 243.6 6 1912N 618.4 13 28.3 3 63.6 0 0.05 6 251 170.15 290/150 392 5.9
Tamilnadu Petroprod 10 1903 90 45 1245 54.3 6 1 0.1 13.3 1912 281.5 13.2 1912N 964.6 6 53.1 24 34.54 0 10.04 78.5 273 30.35 48/29 228 4.2
Tasty Bite 10 1903 2.6 514 337 30.1 117.2 2 0.2 22.8 1912 114.2 13.7 1912N 310.7 24 32.3 47 74.23 0 3.46 5 3119 12156.25 13297/7913 3143 77.3
Umang Dairies Ltd. 5 1903 11 26 225 5 2.3 0.5 0.5 8.8 1912 69.7 0.3 1912N 170 10 1.3 -56 74.6 0 0.09 20.1 83 37.6 64/32 108 23.9
Vadilal Enterprises 10 1903 0.9 45 573 0.1 1 0.8 5.6 2.3 1912 77.9 -10.1 1912N 509.5 10 1.8 146 51.25 0 0 1.3 119 1375 1460/774 138 20.6
Vadilal Indus. 10 1903 7.2 178 507 31.5 43.8 1.25 1 15.5 1912 76 -6.7 1912N 439 7 47.9 38 64.72 0 0.15 13 519 721.85 899/470 639 11.6
Vikas Proppant & Gra 1 1903 50.6 4 53 44.3 0.9 - 0.3 22.4 1912 4.3 1.6 1912N 4.5 -88 2.6 -92 22.42 0 0.11 13.3 458 9.04 18-Mar 522 -
VST Industries 10 1903 15.4 430 1099 226.8 146.9 95 0 34.2 1912 343.8 81.5 1912N 947.8 15 233.5 34 32.15 0 23.49 14.5 6335 4102.75 4856/3167 6299 22.1
Zydus Wellness Ltd. 10 1903 57.7 577 255 96.3 16.7 5 0.5 2.9 1912 42.6 -3.9 1912N 119.1 -46 -35.1 -133 67.62 0 24.86 34.2 8282 1436.3 1859/1217 9806 -
41 FERRO ALLOYS
IND. COMPOSITE 29 1988 255 5
Maithan Alloys Ltd. 10 1903 29.1 385 1988 255.3 87.7 6 0 22.8 1912 469.1 63.9 1912N 1424.6 -1 157.9 -15 74.98 0 2.58 19.6 1369 470.3 698/390 1333 6
42 FERTILISERS
IND. COMPOSITE 3096 78643 2429 11
Bharat Agri Fert & R 10 1903 5.3 138 45 -3.4 -6.4 - 0.2 - 1912 3.1 -2.6 1912N 16.7 -48 -5.1 -750 67.9 0 0.01 4.5 75 142.15 265/102 87 -
Chambal Fertilis 10 1903 416.2 78 10095 545.3 13.1 2 2.5 16.8 1912 3832 409.4 1912N 10236.9 37 1020.6 125 59.01 21 23.31 118.6 5411 130 196/129 13543 4.9
Coromandel Internati 1 1903 29.3* 117 13204 713.9 24.4 6.5 0.9 20.8 1912 3275.7 262.7 1912N 10263.5 -3 828.4 37 61.69 0 22.02 57.4 18134 619.1 644/337 20953 19.4
Deepak Fertilisers 10 1903 88.2 182 3149 7.9 0.9 3 0.4 0.5 1912 327.1 25.5 1912N 1247.7 -54 26 42 51.61 78 6.05 102.2 774 87.7 169/76 1384 49.7
FACT 10 1903 647.1 -23 1955 163.1 2.5 - -1.6 - 1912 779.3 983 1912N 2061.4 40 909 327 0 0 89.24 20.7 1922 29.7 54/30 4116 2.2
GSFC 2 1903 79.7 182 8575 493.7 12.4 2.2 0.1 6.8 1912 1716.9 -73.1 1912N 5775 -10 46.1 -88 37.84 0 32.17 130 2190 54.95 111/55 3156 15
Gujarat Narmada Vall 10 1903 155.4 322 5896 741.2 47.7 7 0 14.8 1912 1277.7 111.8 1912N 3819.9 -14 260.1 -60 41.18 0 27.13 233.7 2276 146.45 338/145 2249 6.4
Krishana Phoschem 10 1903 24.9 44 153 14.4 5.8 0.5 0.4 13.2 1912 46.4 6 1912N 138.3 18 13.2 -3 63.19 0 0 0.3 126 50.7 69/44 163 9
Madhya Bharat Agro 10 1903 21.9 42 116 12.1 5.5 0.5 0.3 10.4 1912 34.2 5.8 1912N 101.8 17 14.6 57 70.3 0 0 0.2 159 72.55 91/41 183 9.1
Madras Fertilize 10 1903 162.1 -35 1593 -80.8 -5 - -2.9 - 1912 480.9 1.9 1912N 831.4 -31 -132.1 -44 95.41 0 0.21 31.8 212 13.07 32/12 1827 -
Mangalore Chem. 10 1903 118.5 42 3074 32.9 2.8 1 3.4 6.6 1912 675.9 18.1 1912N 2147.6 -12 40.7 5 56.6 89 0.56 45.2 336 28.35 45/25 1950 9.7
Nagarjuna Fertilizer 1 1903 59.8 10 1940 -490.7 -8.2 - 2.3 - 1912 450 -112 1912N 1279.2 -11 -324.7 8 57.13 87 1.02 303.4 229 3.83 8-Mar 1424 -
National Fertilizers 10 1903 490.6 45 12245 298.4 6.1 1.86 2.9 13.4 1912 3737.3 107.8 1912N 9946.3 9 68.3 -69 74.71 0 13.87 56.9 1089 22.2 41/22 7472 7.3
Rashtriya Chemicals 10 1903 551.7 55 8885 139.2 2.5 0.77 1.1 4.6 1912 2225.9 78.6 1912N 7091.9 7 65.9 -27 75 0 4.99 169.8 2000 36.25 67/35 5306 17.5
SPIC 10 1903 203.6* 17 2592 53.3 2.6 - 1.1 15.3 1912 382.2 4.8 1912N 1564.1 -27 28.4 -23 41.49 0 3.63 65.8 310 15.2 27/15 599 6.9
Zuari Agro Chemicals 10 1903 42.1 103 5127 -211.1 -50.2 - 7.5 - 1912 211.7 -129.9 1912N 1880.8 -49 -509.7 -521 65.04 23 6.41 23.7 274 65.25 216/64 3511 -
43 FINANCE - BANKS - PRIV ATE SEC TOR
IND. COMPOSITE 15752 372522 4 3033 36
Au Small Finance Ban 10 1903 304.1* 97 2949 381.8 12.6 0.75 2.9 12.9 1912 1111.6 190.2 1912N 3102.4 50 552.5 110 30.99 7 42.28 77.6 34501 1134.6 1218/543 42303 51.4
Axis Bank Ltd. 2 1903 564.2* 237 54986 4676.6 16.6 1 2.3 7 1912 15708.3 1757 1912N 46401.1 15 3015 -5 15.71 0 69.79 425.9 185598 657.9 827/623 303274 41.1
Bandhan Bank 10 1903 1610.2* 72 6644 1951.5 12.1 - 0 16.8 1912 2717.6 731 1912N 8039.2 67 2506.5 93 60.95 0 22.08 255.8 65029 403.85 650/371 61671 20.6
City Union Bank 1 1903 73.7* 66 3767 682.9 9.3 0.27 0.1 14.1 1912 1060.9 192.4 1912N 3126.9 12 571.6 13 0 0 53.24 100.3 15347 208.15 249/183 13835 20.6
CSB Bank 10 1903 173.5* 104 1348 -197.4 -11.4 - 0 - 1912 388.7 28.1 1912N 1121 13 72.4 255 49.73 0 12.03 50.6 2801 161.5 314/151 2076 -
DCB Bank 10 1903 310.3* 93 3041 325.4 10.5 1 0.9 10.4 1912 897.8 96.7 1912N 2634.7 19 269.2 18 14.89 0 57.39 172.9 4775 153.9 245/137 6181 13.1
Dhanlaxmi Bank 10 1903 253 25 971 11.7 0.5 - 0.3 1.5 1912 250.9 21.3 1912N 744.6 2 63.2 496 0 0 11.93 77.5 322 12.73 21-Dec -35 3.5
Federal Bank 2 1903 398.5* 67 11419 1243.9 6.2 1.4 0.6 9.4 1912 3330.4 440.6 1912N 9813.9 17 1241.6 44 0 0 69.31 345.1 15951 80.05 110/76 17313 9.8
HDFC Bank 1 1903 548.2* 272 98972 21078.2 38.5 7.5 0.8 14.1 1912 29369.7 7416.5 1912N 84927.6 17 19329.6 27 21.26 0 47.74 900.5 622110 1134.85 1304/1048 692431 24.7
ICICI Bank 2 1903 1294.5* 163 63401 3363.3 5.2 2.27 1.6 3.1 1912 19064.3 4146.5 1912N 55609.6 21 6709.4 180 0 0 70.23 899.6 314715 486.25 552/368 442177 41
IDFC First Bank 10 1903 4809.9* 38 11948 -1944.2 -4 - 3.9 - 1912 4100.2 -1638.9 1912N 11911.4 43 -2935.8 -70 40 0 19.41 819 17460 36.3 57/34 83294 -
IndusInd Bank 10 1903 693.5* 381 22261 3301.1 47.6 7.5 1.8 12.3 1912 7284.5 1300.2 1912N 21396.3 32 4116.1 40 13.03 26 63.6 193.7 70344 1014.3 1835/921 107704 15.7
Jammu & Kashmir Bank 1 1903 55.7 108 7676 464.9 8.3 - 0.4 7 1912 2067.4 49.6 1912N 6290.2 12 -845.3 -438 59.23 0 21.79 101.3 1000 17.95 66/17 -1251 -
Karnataka Bank 10 1903 282.6 190 5906 477.2 16.9 3.5 0.6 8.2 1912 1621.6 123.1 1912N 4835.6 11 404.5 -3 0 0 24.48 194.3 1877 66.40CB 141/63 1790 4
Karur Vysya Bank 2 1903 159.9 80 5816 210.9 2.6 2.23 0.2 3.3 1912 1503.8 15.1 1912N 4533.8 4 151.3 0 2.09 20 44.36 139.4 3105 38.85 85/32 1736 14.7
Kotak Mahindra Bank 5 1903 956.2* 222 23943 4865.3 25.4 0.8 0.8 11.5 1912 6735.6 1595.9 1912N 20124.9 15 4680.6 35 29.95 0 52.11 277.3 312201 1632.45 1740/1232 333571 51.3
Lakshmi Vilas Ba 10 1903 336.7 51 2840 -894.1 -26.6 2.02 0.5 - 1912 520.4 -334.5 1912N 1751.7 -19 -928.9 -48 6.78 35 18.4 86 480 14.25 97/13 -253 -
RBL Bank 10 1903 508.5* 207 6301 867 17.1 2.7 1.6 8.3 1912 2157.3 70 1912N 6306.1 41 391.3 -37 0 0 54.15 194.2 13172 259.05 717/231 20164 20.6
South Indian Ban 1 1903 181 28 6877 247.5 1.4 0.25 1 4.6 1912 1967.3 90.5 1912N 5816.1 14 248.3 40 0 0 30.34 428.3 1536 8.49 19-Aug 2778 4.8
Ujjivan SmallFinance 10 1903 1728.2 11 1832 199.2 1.2 - 2.7 10.4 1912 706.4 89.7 1912N 1966.1 52 276.8 104 83.32 0 10.06 121.7 7665 44.35 63/40 11384 -

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
YES Bank Ltd. 2 1903 510.1 106 29625 1720.3 6.7 0.48 4 6.4 1909 7386.3 -600.1 1909H 15202.4 10 -486.3 -122 8.33 3 29.37 1663.7 4132 16.2 286/6 101758 -
44 FINANCE - BANKS - PUBL IC SECTOR
IND. COMPOSITE 83273 68063 148
Allahabad Bank 10 1903 3721.7 21 16864 -8334 -22.4 - 2 - 1912 4225.7 -1986.3 1912N 12660.5 -1 -3972.3 12 92.01 0 4.14 231.7 3993 10.73 59/11 6810 -
Andhra Bank 10 1903 3095.5* 43 18932 -2786.1 -9 - 0.8 - 1912 4937.2 162.8 1912N 14857.5 6 284.6 118 88.24 0 3.82 238.8 3832 12.38 33/11 3984 -
Bank of Baroda 2 1903 924.1 100 49974 433.5 0.9 - 1.5 0.9 1912 19067.9 -1407 1912N 57287.2 56 39.6 -97 71.59 0 18.68 862.8 33176 71.8 144/69 73715 -
Bank of India 10 1903 3276.9 129 40768 -5546.9 -16.9 - 1.1 - 1912 10834.9 105.5 1912N 31825.2 6 614.5 111 89.09 0 6.28 329.1 14894 45.45 108/44 29898 -
Bank of Maharash 10 1903 5824.1 15 10850 -4783.9 -8.2 - 1.8 - 1912 3016.3 135.3 1912N 8689.1 8 331 107 92.48 0 4.09 195.7 5952 10.22 20-Sep 8181 -
Canara Bank 10 1903 1030.2 291 46810 347 3.4 - 1.4 0.9 1912 12294.9 329.6 1912N 36887.6 6 1023.6 14 78.51 0 15.34 199.2 13439 130.45 302/128 24513 28.5
Central Bank 10 1903 5709.8 36 22639 -5641.5 -9.9 - 0.3 - 1912 6028.9 155.3 1912N 17633.4 3 407.7 113 85.84 0 8.7 172.2 8450 14.8 37/14 -7090 -
Corporation Bank 2 1903 1198.8 26 15623 -6333 -10.6 - 0.5 - 1912 4152.4 420.7 1912N 12145.2 1 653.7 163 93.5 0 4.48 95.3 9141 15.25 31/14 7874 -
IDBI Bank Ltd. 10 1903 10380.6 32 22071 -15116.3 -14.6 - 1.5 - 1912 4937.2 -5763 1912N 15226.7 -8 -13022.7 -28 98.1 0 0.15 379.5 28183 27.15 47/24 60741 -
Indian Bank 10 1903 608.8 270 19185 322 5.3 - 0.7 1.6 1912 5467 247.2 1912N 15912.2 12 971.1 90 83.45 0 10.49 98.5 4256 69.9 292/66 4691 5.4
Indian Overseas 10 1903 16437.0* 15 17631 -3737.9 -2.3 - 0.4 - 1912 4351.9 -6075.5 1912N 12963.9 -1 -8671.2 -395 95.83 0 1.84 273 14152 8.61 16-Aug 10006 -
Oriental Bank of 10 1903 1370.2 127 17868 55 0.4 - 0.8 0.3 1912 4656.9 201.7 1912N 14454.4 10 440.2 400 87.57 0 7.6 149.5 6625 48.35 119/34 9550 10.3
Punj. & Sind Ban 10 1903 701.1 83 8559 -543.5 -7.8 - 0.5 - 1912 1940.6 -255.5 1912N 6025.2 -8 -754.5 -56 83.06 0 6.95 120.3 985 14.05 34/14 -1242 -
Punj. NationlBak 2 1903 1347.5 62 51310 -9975.5 -14.8 - 1 - 1912 13562.7 -492.3 1912N 39941.1 4 1033.4 120 83.19 0 10.66 753.1 28500 42.3 100/41 35697 -
SBI 1 1903 892.5 220 242869 862.2 1 - 2.1 0.4 1912 67692 5583.4 1912N 194642.2 8 10907.3 45671 56.91 0 35.01 1854.4 241366 270.45 374/244 467451 20.5
Syndicate Bank 10 1903 2683.7 56 21725 -2588.3 -9.6 - 1.7 - 1912 5402.9 434.8 1912N 16355 1 -294.6 89 78.47 0 9.96 285.3 5448 20.3 47/18 17440 -
UCO Bank 10 1903 9918.3 16 14331 -4321.1 -4.4 - 0.7 - 1912 3770.7 -960.2 1912N 11391.9 8 -2453.6 11 94.44 0 2.45 317.3 11773 11.87 22-Nov 11274 -
Union Bank of In 10 1903 5082.6* 54 34067 -2947.4 -5.8 - 1.8 - 1912 9630.7 574.6 1912N 27941.7 9 -394.6 -194 86.74 0 7.8 291 18653 36.7 100/35 40721 -
United Bank of I 10 1903 9069.3 13 8560 -2315.9 -2.6 - 0.2 - 1912 2410.8 113.6 1912N 7225.1 14 342.4 114 97.4 0 1.22 102 5433 5.99 12-Jun 1467 -
45 FINANCE - HOUSING
IND. COMPOSITE 3267 106944 17916 22
Aavas Financiers 10 1903 78.3* 235 710 175.9 22.5 - 2 9.6 1912 239.3 67.9 1912N 667.9 32 189.2 56 58.15 0 33.04 14.9 15118 1930.25 2078/1071 18092 62.1
Akme Star Housing 10 1903 15.7 19 11 4.3 2.8 - 1.2 14.1 1912 3.9 0.9 1912N 11.2 41 3.5 11 42.02 0 0 0.8 124 79.15 93/35 153 26.2
Can Fin Homes 2 1903 26.6 134 1727 296.7 22.3 0.4 9.4 16.6 1912 516.5 106.6 1912N 1501 18 285.2 23 29.98 0 7.72 77.9 6188 464.75 519/285 22463 17.6
Dewan Housing 10 1903 313.8 258 12884 -1036.1 -33 - 11.6 - 1912 2431.8 934.4 1912N 6934.6 -30 -5977.4 -603 39.2 100 9.94 339.4 525 16.72 176/9 91232 -
GIC Housing Fi 10 1903 53.9 233 1225 171.8 31.9 5.5 9.3 13.7 1912 312.1 14.2 1912N 934.3 4 19.2 -85 42.4 0 16.23 53 468 86.95 282/85 12075 6.7
HDFC 2 1903 346.2* 440 43348 9632.5 55.6 21 4.8 12.6 1912 20285.5 8372.5 1912N 46763.2 47 15537.1 129 0 0 89.22 371.3 365215 2109.55 2500/1865 728885 19.9
HUDCO 10 1903 2001.9 55 5548 1180.2 5.9 0.82 5.5 10.8 1912 1793.5 205.9 1912N 5643.6 39 1267.5 34 89.8 0 2.99 275.4 5655 28.25 48/28 65163 3.8
Indiabulls Housing F 2 1903 85.5 404 15407 3729.3 87.2 40 5.6 21.6 1912 2973.5 377.2 1912N 8920.5 -19 1466.4 -49 21.51 0 58.05 174.3 10877 254.4 919/166 93060 4.6
LIC Housing Fi 2 1903 100.9 322 17355 2431 48.2 7.6 10.5 14.9 1912 4996.5 597.5 1912N 14776.5 16 1980.4 14 40.31 0 47.75 205 15256 302.3 587/293 182928 5.7
PNB Housing Finance 10 1903 168.2 442 7481 1081.4 64.3 9 9.7 14.5 1912 2069.6 235.1 1912N 6558.4 23 945.4 33 32.65 0 29.72 93.5 5046 300 976/287 72878 3.8
Repco Home Finance L 10 1903 62.6 244 1189 234.6 37.5 2.5 6.1 15.4 1912 340 69.7 1912N 999.9 13 232.7 27 37.13 0 53.53 22.2 1733 277 481/268 10953 6.1
SRG Housing Finance 10 1903 13 43 59 14.2 10.9 - 3.6 25.4 1912 18.7 5.1 1912N 54.6 29 15.4 23 59.36 0 0.38 1.6 93 71.5 268/65 272 5.1
46 FINANCE - OTHERS
IND. COMPOSITE 61979 185307 4 2517 29
5Paisa Capital 10 1903 25.5* 58 63 -16.6 -6.5 - 2 - 1912 26.7 -2.2 1912N 72.8 79 -6.1 62 34.58 0 18.17 14.7 390 153.1 271/121 369 -
Aditya Birla Capital 10 1903 2413.4* 34 178 -9.6 0 - 0.2 - 1912 6.8 -22.4 1912N 101.2 2 -21.7 -34 73.54 0 11.12 510.1 17896 74.15 115/73 19331 -
Aditya Birla Money L 1 1903 5.6 4 168 10 1.8 - 19.4 46.5 1912 38.4 2.8 1912N 122.1 -3 9.2 36 73.79 0 0.16 27.3 169 30 57/29 345 13.6
AK Capital Services 10 1903 6.6 585 85 23.5 35.6 6 0.2 6.1 1912 16.2 5.3 1912N 44.9 -32 16.2 -5 68.49 0 0 2.3 144 218.3 350/211 218 6.3
Alankit 1 1903 14.3 5 123 13.2 0.9 0.2 0.2 18.2 1912 27.9 4.1 1912N 95.1 12 9.5 24 69.67 0 0.16 13.2 202 14.15 41/10 212 13.5
Apollo Finvest 10 1903 3.7 49 2 1.5 4.1 - 0.3 8.5 1912 8 1.9 1912N 18.2 1227 5.9 458 71.59 0 0.02 4.8 143 381.95 382/34 147 22.6
Arihant Capital 5 1903 10.4 52 74 16.8 8.1 0.75 0.9 15.4 1912 16.6 3.9 1912N 53 -3 13.7 14 74.05 0 0.01 4.6 88 42.1 73/39 94 4.7
Arman Financial Serv 10 1903 8.5* 58 47 6.4 7.5 1.4 3.2 13 1912 18.5 5.4 1912N 51.5 58 16.1 219 27.65 0 0.08 5.5 775 916.95 1120/326 917 44.5
Arnold Holdings 2 1903 30.1 3 16 0.3 0 - 0.2 0.5 1912 6.5 -0.9 1912N 14.1 41 0 105 6.58 0 0 1.1 111 7.35 13-May 113 -
Authum Investment 10 1903 11.5 42 78 -21.1 -18.3 - 0.2 - 1912 13.2 0.2 1912N 50.9 -25 -9.2 42 74.73 0 0 0.7 113 97.85 152/17 122 -
Bajaj Finance L 2 1903 120.3 323 17384 3890.3 64.7 6 4.4 20 1912 6303.6 1488.2 1912N 17298 38 3989.6 44 56.15 0 32.67 220.9 254310 4226.6 4923/2719 340420 49.8
Bajaj Finserv Ltd. 5 1903 79.6 199 423 307.2 19.3 2.5 0 9.7 1912 30.6 3.2 1912N 436.3 12 348.7 14 60.7 0 15.32 110.2 136903 8602.8 10297/6555 136842 390.6
Bajaj Holdings & Inv 10 1903 111.3 987 994 788.2 70.8 32.5 0 7.2 1912 77.7 31.3 1912N 864.2 -5 720.7 -6 49.55 0 17.19 47.1 35191 3162 3949/3010 35181 47.3
Balmer Lawrie Invest 10 1903 22.2 76 0 75.9 34.2 34 0 45.1 1912 2.3 1.5 1912N 84.6 11 82.1 11 59.67 0 6.19 11.6 826 372.15 460/346 692 9.9
Bengal & Assam Compa 10 1903 11.3 592 68 38.8 34.3 10 0.7 5.8 1912 10.7 1 1912N 111.8 265 69.1 198 72.57 0 2.32 27 1676 1483.3 1849/1175 2131 19.8
BF Investment Ltd. 5 1903 18.8 360 49 43.3 11.5 - 0 3.2 1912 9.6 5.9 1912N 42.9 26 32.9 2 73.38 0 1.72 21.7 1138 302.2 377/204 1130 24.5
BSE 2 1903 9 583 380 201.1 44.7 30 0 7.7 1912 119.8 98.5 1912N 395.4 -9 172.1 9 0 0 36.15 174.3 1870 415.3 648/410 1630 8.7
Capital India Fin 10 1903 77.7 66 54 10.2 1.3 0.4 0.3 2 1912 25.1 8.5 1912N 78.8 140 26.8 353 73.03 0 0 0.7 822 105.8 185/76 929 26.5
Capital Trust Lt 10 1903 16.4 136 165 0.8 0.5 0.5 1.4 0.4 1912 37.9 5.9 1912N 114.8 -7 6.8 158 66.16 0 17.26 6.3 137 83.9 241/47 411 7.1
Capri Global Capital 2 1903 35 77 500 128.7 7.3 0.36 1.5 9.5 1912 146.6 40.2 1912N 432.8 26 106.8 24 74.93 0 3.94 4.9 3729 212.9 230/130 5786 25
Centrum Capital 1 1903 41.6 12 17 139.1 3.3 0.05 0.3 27.7 1912 3.2 -5 1912N 4.2 -71 2.6 -99 38.04 39 0.56 18.6 736 17.7 36/17 902 -
Choice Internati 10 1903 20 48 13 1.6 0.8 - 0 1.1 1912 2.1 0.5 1912N 6.3 -39 1.3 37 73.41 0 0 2.2 194 97.15 98/35 189 -
Cholamandalam Financ 1 1903 18.8* 57 74 66.5 3.5 0.63 0 6.3 1912 39.8 38.5 1912N 62.2 68 58 80 48.79 0 33.76 19.6 9299 495.35 568/422 9187 100.8
Cholamandalam Invest 2 1903 156.4* 79 6992 1186.2 15.2 1.3 8.2 19.2 1912 2274.9 388.5 1912N 6501.3 27 1009.7 13 52.93 0 38.05 58.8 21982 281.1 349/226 68874 16.9
Consolidated Finvest 10 1903 32.3 116 1 -8.9 -2.8 - 0 - 1912 1 0.9 1912N 0.8 -81 3.2 19 80.77 0 11.49 21.1 96 29.85 50/28 96 -
CreditAccess Grameen 10 1903 143.9* 164 1281 321.8 22.4 - 2.1 13.6 1912 452 108 1912N 1219.8 29 304.7 24 80 0 14.04 37.7 12718 883.55 1001/399 16969 33.4
CSL Finance 10 1903 6.2 348 60 25.2 40.8 2 0.5 11.7 1912 15.5 6.9 1912N 46 5 20.7 11 56.18 0 0 2.5 156 252.6 345/202 243 5.7
Dhanvarsha Finvest 10 1903 13.5* 20 21 4.4 3.3 0.25 0.9 16.1 1912 5.1 1.7 1912N 13.4 -5 3.8 1529 56.9 0 0 0.6 106 78.45 100/43 127 24.7
Dhunseri Investments 10 1903 6.1 470 14 11.9 19.5 1.5 0 4.1 1912 2.9 1.9 1912N 14.6 34 13.2 32 74.95 0 0.04 12.5 118 193 355/181 117 7.8
Dolat Investment 1 1903 17.6 9 116 50.6 2.9 0.1 0 33.5 1912 10.9 15.6 1912N 63.7 -24 49.3 37 74.48 0 0.2 8.5 830 47.15 84/35 826 13
East West Holdings 10 1903 17.5 34 2 0.6 0.4 0.1 0 1 1912 2.9 -0.1 1912N 3.1 1104 -0.2 -3022 64.87 0 0.22 1.3 113 64.6 159/54 111 -
Ebixcash World Money 10 1903 11.1 94 9160 -13.6 -12.3 - 0.5 - 1912 1365.8 20.3 1912N 5056.5 -30 25.9 12 89.93 0 0 7.8 365 328.2 545/240 332 -
Edelweiss Fin. Ser 1 1903 93.4* 35 303 102.9 1.1 1.4 0.1 3.1 1912 3.1 -13.1 1912N 195.9 -19 84.3 5 32.89 16 35.13 158.9 7208 77.15 210/67 7557 67.6
Embassy Office Parks 300 1903 22903.9 300 0 -9.4 -0.1 - 0 - 1912 213.8 124.4 1912N 620.5 - 403.3 - - 0 0 - 35696 467.55 518/300 31414 -
Emkay Global Financi 10 1903 24.6 55 128 6.4 2.6 1 0.1 4.7 1912 29.6 -2.6 1912N 90.1 -8 -5.5 -172 74.55 0 0.02 8.9 119 48.4 112/48 0 -
Equitas Holdings Ltd 10 1903 341.8* 53 21 9.3 0.3 - 0 0.5 1912 4.4 1.9 1912N 13.2 -14 6.7 -21 0 0 63.31 247.8 3230 94.5 144/83 3052 -
General Ins. Corp. 5 1903 877.2 181 4190 2224.3 12.7 6.75 0 7 1912 -730.5 -1069.6 1912N -687.6 -128 -1556.5 -196 85.78 0 12.23 260.1 27877 158.9 334/154 15030 -
Geojit Financial 1 1903 23.8 17 265 29.3 1.2 1 0 7.2 1912 72.3 14.2 1912N 208.8 5 21.3 -4 62.13 0 3.71 37.3 545 22.85 45/22 340 19.1
Gloster L 10 1903 5.5 1717 501 44.2 80.7 10 0 4.7 1912 132.4 9.4 1912N 382.2 4 13.7 -63 72.56 0 18.58 3.4 299 546.45 1097/525 319 14.7
HDFC AMC 5 1903 106.4* 144 1915 930.6 43.7 24 0 30.4 1912 524.7 352.6 1912N 1527.1 7 1012.6 55 79.67 0 9.04 387.7 63257 2973.2 3844/1460 63225 49.1
HDFC Life Insurance 10 1903 2018.7* 28 1615 1276.8 6.3 1.63 0 22.6 1912 282.1 250.2 1912N 1091.5 13 983.5 8 66.17 0 24.89 469.8 110623 548 646/355 109383 82.1
ICICI Lombard Gen. 10 1903 454.4* 119 1691 1049.3 23.1 6 0.1 19.4 1912 421.3 294.1 1912N 1415.1 10 911.8 11 55.85 0 36.51 236.6 57440 1263.95 1440/941 57523 50.4
ICICI Pru Life 10 1903 1435.9* 49 1719 1140.6 7.9 3.15 0 16.2 1912 548.1 302.5 1912N 1661.5 54 889.3 1 74.98 0 18.81 325.2 59337 413.25 538/312 58676 51.6
ICICI Securities 5 1903 161.1 32 1704 486.9 15.1 9.4 0.4 47.1 1912 422 136.1 1912N 1225.3 -6 382.7 5 79.22 0 14.58 127.2 13981 434 525/191 11312 27.7

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 AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
IDFC L 10 1903 1596.4 61 158 127.9 0.8 - 0 1.3 1912 114.3 106.3 1912N 165.5 6 134.6 -12 0 0 48.11 408.6 4821 30.2 48/29 4818 -
IFCI Ltd. 10 1903 1696 27 2157 -443.8 -2.6 - 3.4 - 1912 488.1 313.5 1912N 1496.7 -12 311.8 177 56.42 0 15.56 517.1 868 5.12 14-May 15618 -
IIFL Finance 2 1903 63.9* 33 151 147.1 4.6 4.5 0 13.8 1912 0 -5.7 1912N 0 -53 -7.8 -118 29.4 0 24.92 38.7 4873 152.45 480/99 4872 41
IIFL Securities 2 1903 63.9* 20 691 144.9 4.5 3 0.2 22.6 1912 159.3 38.6 1912N 438.1 -17 83.9 -30 29.8 0 19.75 37.1 1489 46.6 63/19 609 13.6
IIFL Wealth Manage 2 1903 17.4* 255 482 151.8 17.4 - 0.2 6.8 1912 101.7 -2.6 1912N 278.5 -31 150.6 -6 24.13 0 19.25 21.4 12810 1469.7 1659/1042 13217 96.2
IL&FS Investment Man 2 1903 62.8 4 36 10.2 0.3 0.3 0 8.4 1912 6.8 1.8 1912N 20.9 -26 8.5 -7 50.41 100 0.05 49.3 75 2.4 7-Feb 57 -
Ind. Inv Trust 10 1903 22.5 201 26 -44.1 -19.5 - 0 - 1912 3.4 2.9 1912N 17.7 723 15 6991 41.83 0 9.57 1.9 178 79 87/51 165 -
India Grid Trust 99 1903 5799.2* 99 555 211.2 3.6 - 0.6 3.7 1903 148.1 114.3 - - 92 - - - 0 0 - 5776 98.99 101/81 7326 -
Indiabulls Ventures 2 1903 93.1* 94 311 105.5 2.3 1 0.4 2.4 1912 34.1 24.4 1912N 169.3 30 124.8 62 32.1 0 24.11 81.3 10237 219.9 362/78 10905 66.8
Indian Energy Exchan 1 1903 30 12 254 165 5.5 - 0 44.6 1912 59.7 42.3 1912N 187.7 -5 130.7 3 0 0 60.22 72.3 5379 179.55 203/112 5311 31.9
IndiaNivesh 1 1903 3.8 8 21 0.4 0.1 - 7.8 1.3 1912 5.7 -0.6 1912N 18.6 44 -3 -208 62.45 0 2.73 0.6 151 40 70/35 376 40
Inditrade Capital 10 1903 23.4 39 17 4.3 1.8 1 0 4.7 1912 0.1 0 1912N 0.4 -98 0.4 -91 71.76 41 0.21 4.8 90 38.45 60/23 89 -
Indl.&Prud.Invst 10 1903 1.7 245 11 9.5 54.3 25 0 22.2 1912 2.3 2 1912N 9.4 12 12.2 56 65.89 0 0.07 1.9 161 922.95 1080/814 160 11.7
Indostar Capital Fin 10 1903 92.4* 328 1177 255.1 27.6 - 2.9 8.4 1912 352.7 -0.7 1912N 1164.4 37 79.7 -57 60.73 0 24.51 101.6 2584 279.8 443/166 10405 17.2
Inventure Growth & S 10 1903 84 17 81 -5.6 -0.7 0.25 0 - 1912 3.1 0.3 1912N 9.7 -87 4 395 27.58 0 0 2.7 97 11.6 16-Nov 38 -
IRB InvIT Fund 98 1903 5921.1* 97 617 485.9 8 - 0.3 8.2 1912 149.3 115.8 1912N 449.1 -6 348.3 -6 - 0 0 - 2744 45.19 70/44 4149 5.9
JM Financial Ltd. 1 1903 84.1 30 143 111.3 1.3 1 0 4.5 1912 98.8 32.3 1912N 177.4 74 71.6 -8 62.05 0 24.44 54.1 8765 104.2 126/61 8751 83.5
JSW Holdings 10 1903 11.1 7369 107 87.8 79.1 - 0 1.1 1912 11.8 9.4 1912N 109.2 14 94.5 20 61.41 15 26 18.7 2425 2184.35 3139/2078 2415 23.4
Kalyani Investment 10 1903 4.4 8359 37 33 75.6 - 0 0.9 1912 10.3 9.4 1912N 28.3 -19 26.8 -18 73.6 0 2.72 17.6 650 1490 1899/1452 650 23.9
Kama Holdings Ltd. 10 1903 6.5 863 38 37.7 58.5 15 0 6.8 1912 0 -0.4 1912N 21 10 19.8 0 74.99 0 0.05 5.6 3259 5050 6390/4525 3258 86.4
Kiran Vyapar 10 1903 27.3 244 54 14.1 5.2 2.5 0 2.1 1912 10 3.7 1912N 29.5 -8 15 -10 74.95 0 0 3 199 73 115/69 218 15.9
L&T Finance Holdings 10 1903 2004.8* 38 482 267.1 1.3 1 0.3 3.5 1912 29.2 -25.4 1912N 75 -58 -73 -283 63.85 0 16.92 520 20199 100.75 156/79 21364 -
M&M Fin.Services 2 1903 123.6 177 8723 1557.1 25.2 6.5 4.8 14.3 1912 2580.6 365.3 1912N 7461 19 685.5 -29 51.18 0 40.21 75.5 20754 335.95 453/285 72642 16.3
Magellanic Cloud 10 1903 25.2 14 7 0.7 0.3 0.5 0 2 1912 3.3 0.6 1912N 8.1 48 1.2 268 64.16 0 0 1.1 78 31 42/14 78 -
Magma Fincorp Ltd. 2 1903 53.9* 95 2231 275.1 10.2 0.8 4.6 10.8 1912 518.4 5.4 1912N 1658.1 0 25.3 -87 24.4 0 66.91 21.1 1046 38.8 138/36 11863 9.3
Maha Rashtra Ape 10 1903 14.1 65 0 6.3 4.5 - 0 6.8 1912 1.3 1.1 1912N 2.4 -46 0.9 -73 62.54 0 0 9.9 108 76.5 133/70 105 28.3
Manappuram Finance 2 1903 169.0* 52 3418 790.5 9.4 2.2 2.9 18 1912 1131 334.1 1912N 3123.5 24 890.5 54 35.04 2 50.03 105.3 12764 151.05 195/107 25055 11.6
Mangal Credit & Fin 10 1903 19.3 44 8 5.7 3 0.03 0 6.7 1912 2.3 1.2 1912N 6.7 15 4.4 23 57.05 0 0.04 4.8 77 39.7 65/32 78 11.7
Mas Financial Servic 10 1903 54.7 166 572 152.1 27.8 5.1 2.2 16.7 1912 183.4 55.1 1912N 509.8 23 142.5 29 73.46 0 12.57 17.3 5921 1083.25 1269/511 7572 32.2
Max Financial Servic 2 1903 53.9 74 317 49.4 1.8 - 0 2.5 1912 80.2 61.6 1912N 272.3 -11 206 30 28.31 72 59.2 59.6 14058 521.6 611/370 14055 145.8
Max India 2 1903 53.8* 64 56 -18.5 -0.7 - 0 - 1912 6.9 -118.7 1912N 32.8 -24 -128 -6267 40.89 76 41.49 33.1 2321 86.3 99/54 2321 -
Max Ventures and Ind 10 1903 146.6 58 27 8.9 0.6 - 0 1.1 1912 7.7 2.8 1912N 23.1 21 8.7 72 49.02 0 30.7 34.1 643 43.85 61/33 528 -
MCX 10 1903 51 287 298 136.5 26.8 20 0 9.3 1912 88.3 48.4 1912N 265.9 21 151.4 94 0 0 69.53 118.1 6637 1301.5 1442/717 6601 31.6
Moneyboxx Finance 10 1903 18.4* 10 2 0.2 0.1 - 0 1.1 1912 1.2 -1 1912N 2 173 -1.8 -1256 74.01 0 0.11 0.4 138 75.00XB 83/8 122 -
Motilal Oswal Financ 1 1903 14.8* 175 1217 322.3 21.8 8.5 0.5 12.4 1912 322 90.7 1912N 962.9 5 306 83 69.56 0 13.52 32.5 11185 755.4 904/480 12040 24.3
Mukesh Babu Fina 10 1903 7 86 11 3.6 5.2 1.2 0.5 6.1 1912 15.2 8.2 1912N 21.6 273 10.8 256 62.85 0 0 1.2 90 128.5 185/71 118 7.9
Muthoot Capital 10 1903 16.4 290 535 82.4 50.1 - 2.9 17.3 1912 150.7 18.9 1912N 439.6 15 46.6 -27 62.61 0 18.43 11.3 818 497.45 945/409 2095 12.6
Muthoot Finance 10 1903 401 244 6878 1972.1 49.2 12 2.7 20.1 1912 2310 803.4 1912N 6303.7 26 2191.4 50 73.43 0 22.33 55.3 34900 870.4 954/543 59998 12.9
Nahar Capital & Fina 5 1903 8.4 452 11 11.8 7 1.5 0 1.6 1912 3.6 4.5 1912N 12.3 463 18.6 85 70.44 0 0.01 10.4 106 63.45 99/56 111 5.2
Nalwa Sons Investmen 10 1903 5.1 808 27 29.3 57.1 - 0 7.1 1912 3 0.2 1912N 37.9 51 15.3 -47 55.61 23 5.97 19.8 383 745 1150/616 382 24.1
NBI Industrial Fin 5 1903 1.2 476 8 6.1 24.8 0.25 0 5.2 1912 0.2 0.1 1912N 4.2 -27 3.6 -18 60 0 3.61 5.4 417 1695.5 1860/885 411 78.3
Network 18 Media & I 5 1903 523.5 16 112 -634.6 -6.1 - 1.2 - 1912 32.4 -40.5 1912N 85.8 8 -423 25 74.99 0 5.18 66.7 2575 24.6 38/18 4674 -
Nippon LifeAM Ltd. 10 1903 612.1* 41 1415 475.2 7.8 6 0 18.9 1912 285.4 143.9 1912N 877.2 -20 400.4 21 75.92 0 11.92 127.8 21066 344.15 453/183 20575 38.6
Niyogin Fintech 10 1903 86.0* 30 19 -6.6 -0.8 - 0 - 1912 6 -7.8 1912N 16.9 27 -17 -300 40.63 0 19.65 1.1 412 47.9 113/37 381 -
Oswal Agro Mills 10 1903 134.2 43 0 9.3 0.7 - 0 1.6 1912 4 2.4 1912N 4 -49 8.6 27 41.74 0 2.8 193.7 74 5.5 10-May 73 -
Oswal Green Tech 10 1903 256.8 90 21 48.1 1.9 - 0 2.1 1912 3.7 13.4 1912N 14.5 -10 42.4 29 64.32 0 9.71 193.7 247 9.6 20-Jul 243 4.3
Paisalo Digital L 10 1903 42.3 154 318 56.8 13.4 1 1.5 8.7 1912 89.7 20.2 1912N 255.7 -2 55.6 -4 27.73 0 17.5 1.8 912 215.6 471/202 1848 16.7
Paul Merchants 10 1903 1 3696 4899 15.1 146.4 - 0 4 1912 1589.3 3.2 1912N 4026.4 2 9.2 -25 72.7 0 0 1.3 91 882.25 2200/842 83 7.5
Pilani Investmen 10 1903 7.9 5584 49 33.4 42.2 25 0.1 0.8 1912 32.7 15.2 1912N 114.4 140 70.7 111 57.54 0 2.38 6.1 1220 1543.1 2627/1496 1465 17.3
PNB Gilts Ltd. 10 1903 180 49 508 52.9 2.9 1.4 9.3 6 1912 216.7 44.1 1912N 606.2 68 87.3 45 74.06 0 0.45 41.1 527 29.25 40/26 8655 6.6
Power Finance Co 10 1903 2640.1 164 28842 6952.9 26.3 - 6.8 16.1 1912 8210.7 1680.1 1912N 23810.5 11 4220.1 -12 55.99 0 39.14 229.3 29160 110.45 139/91 310243 4.6
Prime Securities 5 1903 13.3 25 10 2.3 0.9 - 0 3.5 1912 0.1 -3 1912N 13.3 28 0.3 -93 0 0 0.46 21 98 36.95 52/30 100 -
PTC India Financial 10 1903 642.3 32 1334 184.1 2.9 0.8 5.3 8.9 1912 331.7 43.1 1912N 1031.4 4 102.9 -30 64.99 0 3.89 114.2 764 11.9 18-Nov 11644 5.5
PTL Enterprises 2 1903 13.2 29 63 39.9 6 2.5 0 8.2 1912 15.8 10.7 1912N 47.4 0 32.6 0 69.82 0 1.04 10.6 222 33.5 46/32 220 5.6
Rane Holdings Ltd. 10 1903 14.3 302 116 76.4 53.5 19 0 17.7 1912 15.3 4.8 1912N 77.8 -9 42 -29 46.37 0 18.48 10.1 783 548.1 1603/539 796 13.3
REC 10 1903 1974.9 174 25310 5763.7 29.2 11 7.1 16.8 1912 7650.8 1642.3 1912N 22044.5 15 4450.4 -1 52.63 0 39.71 284.1 22751 115.2 170/113 265476 4
Reliance Capital 10 1903 252.7 351 2312 157 6.2 10.5 2.2 1.8 1912 597 -28 1912N 1428 -33 -2964 -847 33.36 81 8.62 766.3 140 5.54 214/6 19545 -
Religare Enterprises 10 1903 258.1 62 9 -146.1 -5.7 - 0.2 - 1912 1.6 -7.8 1912N 1.6 -57 -284.1 -606 0.87 68 28.79 40.3 812 31.45 61/23 1114 -
Satin Creditcare 10 1903 52 218 1373 194.9 37.5 - 4.6 17.2 1912 347 47.7 1912N 1024.6 -1 143.8 3 30.18 20 36.08 10.2 848 162.9 398/161 4360 4.3
SBI Life Insurance 10 1903 1000.0* 76 1504 1326.8 13.3 2 0 17.5 1912 444.8 389.8 1912N 1029.9 12 891.5 3 62.8 0 31.93 296 85587 855.85 1030/578 83166 63.4
Share India Securiti 10 1903 31.9 31 165 17 5.3 - 0.6 17.5 1912 53.2 9.2 1912N 152.8 - 18.8 - 50.87 0 0 0.5 217 68.15 90/61 144 -
Shriram City Uni 10 1903 68.7* 931 5779 988.9 143.9 22 3.5 15.5 1912 1469 296.8 1912N 4443.2 2 847.4 15 33.91 0 33.32 8.1 9466 1377.8 1900/1222 30753 8.6
Shriram Trans.Fi 10 1903 226.9 698 15522 2564 113 12 5.6 16.2 1912 4286 879.2 1912N 12557.4 8 2278.5 25 26.24 0 67.3 51.4 25075 1105.2 1367/909 109008 8.3
SIL Investments Ltd. 10 1903 10.6 329 25 19.7 18.6 1.5 0 5.7 1912 3.1 1.6 1912N 17.1 -13 17.2 16 62.75 0 0.05 5.4 127 120 216/120 123 5.8
Smartlink Holdings 2 1903 2.7 185 19 -27.7 -20.8 - 0 - 1912 4.7 -3.7 1912N 14 -8 -2.8 78 74.57 0 0 10.5 97 72.85 113/68 93 -
Spandana Sphoorty Fi 10 1903 64.3* 294 1036 308.7 48 - 1.6 16.3 1912 343.6 126.1 1912N 988.4 27 259.2 9 62.71 0 16.09 6.3 6715 1044.1 1400/690 9312 20.3
SREI Infrastructure 10 1903 503.1 59 1878 94.7 1.9 0.5 4.1 3.2 1912 34.8 4.3 1912N 80.4 -94 11.4 -86 60.79 0 9.36 73.7 319 6.34 34/6 12389 -
STEL Holdings 10 1903 18.5 358 10 9 4.9 - 0 1.4 1912 0.6 0.2 1912N 5.9 17 5 11 53.56 0 0.26 22.9 96 52.05 120/51 82 10.1
Summit Securities 10 1903 10.9 492 15 12.7 11.7 - 0 2.4 1912 0.8 -0.1 1912N 14.3 18 12.2 13 74.64 0 3.5 52.1 425 390.3 675/375 423 30.2
Sundaram Finance 10 1903 111.1 454 3398 1126.3 101.4 17.5 5 22.3 1912 976.2 166.5 1912N 2900.2 19 593.1 31 35.95 0 21.02 27.5 16569 1491.35 1781/1400 40737 13.1
Sundaram Finance Hol 5 1903 75.6 117 119 84.9 5.6 1.75 0 4.8 1903 41.8 32.4 - - 49 - - 52.92 0 10.57 25.5 780 51.6 101/50 778 9.2
Tata Investment 10 1903 50.6 1546 182 147.7 29.2 20 0 1.9 1912 23.4 11.9 1912N 133.6 -15 108 -16 73.38 0 4.05 32.9 4248 839.65 1025/745 4232 33.5
The Investment Trust 10 1903 51 76 327 -20 -3.9 - 0.9 - 1912 38.5 -1 1912N 158.7 -27 -5.1 80 73.84 0 4.22 2.9 613 120.05 210/103 951 -
The New India Assur 5 1903 824 142 690 579.8 3.5 1.5 0 2.5 1912 1300.3 483 1912N 2384.5 134 1291.1 52 85.43 0 13.5 99.5 16941 102.8 224/94 7337 16.6
Tourism Finance 10 1903 80.7 91 230 86.3 10.7 2.2 1.8 11.7 1912 65.4 27.3 1912N 208.4 25 68.8 13 39.03 41 11.89 50.1 481 59.6 127/56 1753 5.1
Ugro Capital 10 1903 70.5 91 37 1.5 0.2 3.5 0 0.2 1912 28.5 6.9 1912N 65.1 179 -0.8 -123 1.28 0 4.15 1.2 1097 155.5 234/148 650 -
Ujjivan Financial 10 1903 121.6* 144 22 21.6 1.8 1.3 0 1.2 1912 0 0.3 1912N 11 45 11.7 13 0 0 50.35 85.5 3876 318.8 415/252 3754 169.3
Vardhman Holdings 10 1903 3.2 1885 32 30.2 94.8 5 0 5 1912 9.1 6.6 1912N 39.9 39 35.1 39 74.89 0 4.02 8.9 382 1195.35 2460/1147 379 9.5
VLS Finance L 10 1903 38.7 71 3001 17.6 4.5 1 0 6.4 1912 5.4 -16.6 1912N -3.7 -167 -44.3 -2103 45.65 0 1.8 23.5 183 47.45 65/40 182 -
47 GLASS
IND. COMPOSITE 173 4528 390 28
Asahi India Glass 1 1903 24.3 51 2859 190.1 7.8 1 1.1 15.2 1912 675.6 33.3 1912N 2009.6 -7 104.1 -27 54.26 7 2.48 46.4 5901 242.75 281/170 7297 38.8

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Borosil Renewables 1 1903 11.4 76 357 46.9 4.1 0.25 0 5.4 1912 127 16.7 1912N 335.6 23 45.5 23 100 0 0 60 587 51.45 234/47 617 10.6
Empire Inds. 10 1903 6 396 526 43.8 73.1 25 0.9 18.5 1912 159.7 4.4 1912N 429.8 18 19 -51 72.55 0 14.59 5.5 423 705 980/644 607 17.8
Haldyn Glass 1 1903 5.4 28 223 12.1 2.3 0.6 0.1 8.2 1912 64.1 3 1912N 178.1 8 10.5 24 56.71 0 3.09 11.1 130 24.15 39/20 125 9.2
HLE Glasscoat 10 1903 12.9 49 125 6.9 5.4 - 0.3 11 1912 99.3 10.8 1912N 288.3 33 26.8 373 74.24 0 0 4.8 1011 781.5 990/160 1015 41.1
La Opala RG Ltd. 2 1903 22.2 48 278 74 6.7 1.2 0 14 1912 80.2 25.4 1912N 206.2 0 70.6 22 65.64 0 17.97 18.2 2234 201.25 233/132 2231 25.8
Saint-Gobain Sekurit 10 1903 91.1 13 160 16.1 1.8 - 0 13.8 1912 37.5 5.2 1912N 109 -9 11 -8 75 0 1.11 26.4 409 44.9 65/38 396 27
48 GRANITES/MARBLES
IND. COMPOSITE 6 146 7 13
Pokarna Ltd. 2 1903 6.2 45 146 6.9 2.2 0.12 0.3 5 1912 22.7 0.6 1912N 65 -37 -0.8 -116 56.66 0 11.32 14.5 229 74 199/74 266 -
49 HORTICULTURE AND FL ORI CULTURE
IND. COMPOSITE 141 4554 470 15
Advanced Enzyme Tech 2 1903 22.3* 28 222 35.2 3.2 0.08 0.1 11.2 1912 61.5 17.5 1912N 178.9 8 42 61 57.86 0 19.63 54.9 1623 145.35 225/142 1641 31.8
Bombay Super Hybrid 10 1903 7.9* 26 75 2.1 2.6 - 0.6 10.1 - - - - - - - - 73.13 0 0 0.2 85 108.00XB 134/97 98 -
JK Agri Genetics Ltd 10 1903 4.2* 279 191 5 12 1.5 0.6 4.3 1912 31.5 -3.8 1912N 148.7 1 -1.5 -162 65.4 0 0.01 8.6 156 374.35 969/335 203 157.5
Kaveri Seed Company 2 1903 12.1 168 769 214.7 35.6 3 0 21.2 1912 98.4 6 1912N 831.3 15 241.9 7 55.39 0 31.5 29.6 2517 417.15 576/405 2512 10.9
Nath Bio-Genes 10 1903 19 267 231 38.4 20.2 - 0.1 7.6 1912 33.4 3.9 1912N 221.1 22 42.9 29 40.72 21 9.43 23.5 586 308.35 484/259 622 12.1
Trescon L 10 1903 61.9 14 24 0.1 0 - 0.1 0.1 1912 0 0 1912N 0 -100 1.3 -51 57.68 0 0 4.8 415 67 99/55 411 -
Venky’s (India) Ltd. 10 1903 14.1 626 3043 174.1 123.6 8 0.3 19.8 1912 880.2 -5.9 1912N 2600.2 17 69.6 -52 56.1 0 2.38 48.5 1489 1057.15 2407/1030 1565 15
50 HOSPITALS AND MEDIC AL SERVICES
IND. COMPOSITE 2068 17568 1134 69
Apollo Hospitals 5 1903 69.6 279 8337 302.8 21.8 6 0.8 7.8 1912 2529.5 94.8 1912N 7222.3 17 264.6 17 30.8 67 62.18 47 23489 1688.35 1814/1093 26265 68.8
Artemis Medicare 10 1903 13.2 135 547 20.8 15.7 - 0.5 8.5 1912 142.8 5.7 1912N 425.7 5 15.9 7 69.82 0 1.22 5.6 264 199.15 302/180 344 12.1
Aster DM Healthcare 10 1903 505.2 52 595 48.1 1 - 0.2 1.8 1912 197.7 81.6 1912N 567.3 33 60.4 332 37.8 0 18.02 84.5 7897 156.3 181/110 8295 58.7
Deccan Health Care 10 1903 15.7 42 44 14.5 9.2 - 0 21.9 - - - - - - - - 51.29 0 0 0.7 79 50.25 125/46 77 -
Dr. Agarwal’s Ey 10 1903 4.7 97 170 11.9 25.4 1.5 0.4 26.1 1912 43.6 2.4 1912N 135.6 5 10.4 1 74.81 99 0.01 2.5 133 283.4 389/244 146 11.1
Dr. Lal Pathlabs Ltd 10 1903 83.3* 112 1165 195.4 23.4 6 0 21 1912 310.4 51.1 1912N 986.1 13 187.9 26 56.8 0 30.4 48.4 14058 1686.7 1846/950 13580 60.1
Fortis Healthcare 10 1903 755 111 656 123.1 1.6 - 0.2 1.5 1912 173.9 46.4 1912N 534.1 9 505.2 827 31.16 0 49.55 108.2 11249 149 169/112 12664 16.1
Fortis Malar Hospita 10 1903 18.7 55 145 1.7 0.9 - 0 1.7 1912 27.1 -2 1912N 89.7 -18 -6.6 -614 62.7 48 0.19 14.3 88 47.1 64/40 82 -
Healthcare Global En 10 1903 88.7 72 641 7.2 0.8 - 0.6 1.1 1912 173 -4.3 1912N 517.6 9 -9.8 -331 23.9 0 57.22 10 999 112.65 249/90 1386 -
Indraprastha Med 10 1903 91.7 27 788 28.4 3.1 1.6 0.1 11.6 1912 210.4 10.7 1912N 630.3 7 37.1 75 50.99 0 0.2 35.8 358 39.05 52/34 351 8.1
KMC Speciality Hospi 1 1903 16.3 2 82 8.6 0.5 - 0.2 22 1912 26.6 2.9 1912N 72.9 19 8.9 54 75 0 0 53.1 216 13.27 19-Sep 218 -
Kovai Medical 10 1903 10.9 314 628 60.1 55 3 1 17.5 1912 191.9 24.9 1912N 534 14 61.1 37 50.81 0 4.69 6.5 859 784.9 862/600 1102 11.2
Metropolis Healthcar 2 1903 10.1* 82 581 101.5 20 - 0 24.4 1912 172.9 32.3 1912N 502.2 18 82.3 33 57.4 34 22.5 16.1 8932 1764.25 2110/905 8924 73.3
Narayana Hrudayalaya 10 1903 204.4 57 2077 50.1 2.5 1 0.4 4.3 1912 559.3 13.5 1912N 1714.3 12 62.6 127 63.85 0 28.88 31 6548 320.4 389/181 6953 76.9
Sakar Healthcare 10 1903 15 48 68 7 4.7 - 0.2 9.8 1912 22.3 2.2 1912N 64.7 33 6.8 36 72.66 0 0 0.5 86 57.75 72/44 97 10
Shalby 10 1903 108 74 461 32.1 3 0.5 0.1 4 1912 120.8 8.3 1912N 378.4 9 44.8 56 79.43 0 5.99 53.9 857 79.35 149/74 839 17.8
Thyrocare Tech. 10 1903 52.8 86 370 95.2 18 20 0 21.1 1912 98 29.9 1912N 306.4 12 97.4 31 66.01 0 25.58 27.9 2986 565.2 689/407 2977 25.2
Vimta Labs Ltd. 2 1903 4.4 78 213 25.3 11.4 2 0.1 14.8 1912 51.5 4.7 1912N 137.4 -14 6.8 -63 37.45 0 0.14 10.7 197 88.9 219/86 210 14.5
51 HOTELS AND RESORTS
IND. COMPOSITE 1849 9622 677 38
Advani Hotels 2 1903 9.2 12 70 11.4 2.5 2 0 20.9 1912 22 6.2 1912N 49.9 5 6.6 48 50.16 0 0.1 5.6 226 48.9 73/46 227 16.7
Apollo Sindoori Hote 5 1903 1.3 134 165 9.8 37.8 1.5 0 28.1 1912 46.8 1.9 1912N 136.9 14 7.7 6 64.67 96 0.07 1.9 126 484.95 1050/444 111 12.3
Asian Hotels (East) 10 1903 11.5 800 103 17.8 15.4 2.5 0 1.9 1912 25.3 5.3 1912N 69.2 -6 10.1 -31 65.63 0 7.94 10.4 213 185 285/146 208 16.2
Asian Hotels (North) 10 1903 19.5 363 274 -32.8 -16.8 - 1.3 - 1912 75.2 -8 1912N 197.2 0 -31.1 9 72.35 99 0.14 10.7 126 64.7 152/62 1032 -
Asian Hotels (West) 10 1903 11.7 281 149 26.7 22.9 1 0.7 8.1 1912 40 3.2 1912N 104.2 -2 2.7 -87 69.13 0 0.75 9.7 380 326 400/226 607 48.7
Benares Hotels 10 1903 1.3 552 60 8.7 67.1 15 0.1 12.2 1912 21.3 5.2 1912N 44.3 18 6.3 58 62.55 0 0 4.6 210 1612 1803/1269 212 19
Chalet Hotels L 10 1903 205 71 987 -10.2 -0.5 - 1 - 1912 278.1 33.4 1912N 753.8 5 57.8 339 71.41 32 27.19 2.4 5951 290.25 395/279 7225 -
EIH Associated 10 1903 30.5 106 264 37.9 12.5 4.5 0 11.7 1912 85.8 20.4 1912N 178.5 0 27.2 38 74.99 0 14.18 5.8 750 246.05 419/242 713 16.5
EIH Ltd. 2 1903 114.3 50 1543 113.3 2 0.9 0.2 4 1912 422 75 1912N 999.3 -10 108.9 8 35.24 0 20.36 49.2 7067 123.65 215/121 7493 58.1
Fomento Resorts 10 1903 16 67 66 9.2 5.7 1 2.7 8.6 1912 21.5 5.4 1912N 47.8 7 4.4 -7 74.99 0 0 2.7 134 84 122/75 326 15.2
HLV L 2 1903 126.1 4 154 -118.9 -1.9 - 2.9 - 1912 43.7 201.2 1912N 108.1 -80 210.4 336 47.27 22 2.34 83 199 3.16 13-Mar 938 -
India Tourism De 10 1903 85.8 41 350 42.2 4.9 2.1 0 11.9 1912 103.7 10.1 1912N 246.7 -3 11.3 -47 87.02 0 2.9 10.8 1725 201.15 419/152 1436 53.8
Indian Hotels Co 1 1903 118.9 38 2780 263.7 2.2 0.29 0.3 5.9 1912 854.8 167.8 1912N 2025.2 5 309.2 213 39.08 0 46.86 132.9 14414 121.2 164/114 15572 30.4
Lemon Tree Hotels 10 1903 792.2 13 273 63.2 0.8 - 0.3 6.1 1912 75.9 15.2 1912N 207.5 4 24.5 -3 42.51 34 55.68 29.6 3803 48 91/45 4074 -
Mac Charles 10 1903 13.1 243 78 44 33.6 10 0.4 13.8 1912 5.7 -12.7 1912N 19.5 -67 -8.2 -143 74.99 98 0.02 9.1 459 350 452/250 574 27.2
Mahindra Holidays 10 1903 133.6 -34 918 63.9 4.8 3.33 0 22.4 1912 252.2 24.9 1912N 736.3 8 61 23 67.3 0 20.16 32 2871 215 256/196 2844 38.1
Oriental Hotels 1 1903 17.9 19 345 89.4 5 0.5 0 26.5 1912 83.8 4.7 1912N 218.6 -14 -3.6 -104 62.33 13 12.23 19.1 380 21.25 49/21 328 -
Royal Orchid Hotels 10 1903 27.4 81 113 12.6 4.6 2 0.2 5.6 1912 34.1 3.2 1912N 87.9 6 7.3 -24 69.28 0 5.97 17.9 144 52.55 138/52 158 14
Sayaji Hotels Lt 10 1903 17.5 40 218 -3.1 -1.8 - 1.3 - 1912 64.4 1 1912N 153.7 1 -7.7 -550 74.9 45 0.02 3.5 401 228.95 279/209 468 -
SinclairsHotels 10 1903 5.6 174 46 9.7 17.5 6 0 9.7 1912 12.3 3.9 1912N 36 7 10.3 59 62.84 0 0.05 5.5 157 281.25 364/230 155 11.6
Speciality Restauran 10 1903 47 47 346 -6.3 -1.4 - 0 - 1912 106.3 5.5 1912N 282.4 7 -0.3 -158 51.19 0 8.24 14.6 221 47.15 108/44 213 -
Taj GVK Hotels & Res 2 1903 12.5 64 317 24.3 3.9 0.6 0.4 6.1 1912 91.1 11.1 1912N 236.6 3 19.7 39 74.98 0 11.35 25.9 825 131.65 244/114 984 27.6
Westlife Development 2 1903 31.1 31 0 0 0 - 0 - 1912 0.1 -0.1 1912N 0.1 -47 -0.1 84 62.13 0 26.5 10.4 6824 438.4 500/257 6824 -
52 INFRASTRUCTURE - GE NERAL
IND. COMPOSITE 3024 10321 1877 13
Arvind SmartSpaces 10 1903 35.6 87 234 46 12.9 1.5 0.3 14.9 1912 7.7 2.1 1912N 47.4 -71 9.5 -69 59.06 17 5.52 113.3 308 86.6 141/76 386 12.3
Bharti Infratel Ltd. 10 1903 1849.6 85 6822 2779 15 15 0 17.7 1912 1665.9 414.1 1912N 5057.2 -2 1340.2 -44 53.51 0 45.82 41.6 37732 204 333/175 37736 21.8
GMR Infrastructure L 1 1903 603.6 19 1101 -1034.3 -1.7 - 0.5 - 1912 261.7 -219.7 1912N 802 -1 -661.7 -215 63.59 72 26.11 365.5 11800 19.55 27/14 18013 -
MEP Infrastructure 10 1903 183.4 45 1869 30.1 1.6 0.3 0.4 3.7 1912 309.5 -71.3 1912N 1122.8 -20 -91.2 -408 65.96 89 12.75 16.1 620 33.8 45/25 874 -
Sadbhav Infrastructu 10 1903 352.2 39 295 56.5 1.6 0.5 1.1 4.1 1912 54.5 -21.5 1912N 164.3 -26 -17.8 -136 69.62 79 15.96 7.8 719 20.4 112/20 2245 -
53 IRON AND STEEL
IND. COMPOSITE 9699 371571 19947 6
Adhunik Industries 10 1903 46.8 24 670 3.8 0.8 - 0.3 3.4 1912 113.9 0.1 1912N 387.5 -20 2.8 -14 74.96 68 0.16 2.4 130 27.85 127/28 161 -
APL Apollo Tubes 10 1903 24.9 406 5868 126.4 50.8 14 0.6 12.5 1912 1603.3 42.3 1912N 4548.3 10 89.6 13 38.26 0 14.94 23.7 4644 1867.5 2217/1194 5211 34
Balasore Alloys 5 1903 46.7 100 1258 -29.2 -3.1 0.4 0.2 - 1912 154.7 -38.2 1912N 635.4 -33 -63.5 -2576 61.43 45 2.49 118.7 88 9.38 25-Sep 231 -
Beekay Steel Indus 10 1903 19.1 208 960 98.3 51.5 2 0.3 24.8 1912 220.6 13.4 1912N 602 -22 62.7 -23 69.2 0 0 2 511 268 385/193 626 6.4
Bharat Wire Ropes Lt 10 1903 45 22 241 -44.6 -9.9 - 4.7 - 1912 58.5 -16.1 1912N 183.1 3 -48.9 -57 40.23 70 1.24 5.7 106 23.55 67/21 569 -
D P Wires 10 1903 13.6 60 331 17.4 12.8 - 0.3 21.2 - - - - - - - - 69.25 0 0 0.3 104 77 98/58 125 -
Gallantt Ispat Ltd. 1 1903 28.2 27 1229 130.2 4.6 0.05 0.3 17 1912 244.8 2.6 1912N 782.5 -15 23.7 -77 63.09 0 0.03 3.4 565 20 43/16 803 11.1
Gallantt Metal 10 1903 81.3 59 1064 71.6 8.8 0.25 0.1 14.9 1912 224.1 0.4 1912N 657.6 -18 8.9 -85 67.23 1 0.01 7.3 189 23.25 53/22 238 9.7
Gandhi Special 5 1903 6.5 155 123 38.6 29.9 9 0 19.3 1912 18.4 4.5 1912N 60.3 -39 17 -45 73.38 0 1.81 7.4 282 218 414/208 278 11.5
Godawari Power & Isp 10 1903 35.2 306 2875 213.3 60.5 - 1.2 19.8 1912 716.8 21.1 1912N 2124.6 1 94.5 -44 67.36 33 3.96 19.1 546 154.95 294/121 1763 3.9

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 AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

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Goodluck India 2 1903 4.6 124 1657 30.6 13.3 - 1.6 10.8 1912 422.1 6.5 1912N 1279.1 5 20.8 0 62.17 0 0.03 11.2 86 37.45 78/37 538 2.8
Hi-Tech Pipes Ltd. 10 1903 10.9 113 1118 18.2 16.6 0.25 1.5 14.7 1912 251.2 3.3 1912N 732.7 -9 12.2 -13 62.11 7 1.25 1.3 144 131.4 329/125 308 8.7
Indian Metal & F 10 1903 27 429 1634 11 4.1 5 0.6 0.9 1912 397.5 4.3 1912N 1232.9 3 -18.1 -121 58.68 0 0.81 38.6 477 176.85 278/136 1099 -
Jai Balaji Industrie 10 1903 110.5 -142 3077 -153.7 -13.9 - -2.3 - 1912 715.4 -18.7 1912N 2176.5 -4 -68.8 9 50.97 93 2.75 7.3 235 21.3 39/16 3866 -
Jai Corp Ltd. 1 1903 17.8 58 623 22.1 1.2 0.5 0.2 2.1 1912 128.8 3.2 1912N 421.8 -12 22.7 -12 73 0 7.24 78.7 1423 79.75 133/66 1647 75.1
Jindal Saw 2 1903 64 199 9829 500.1 15.6 2 0.6 7.8 1912 2702.1 119.7 1912N 7636.1 10 568.7 64 63.02 4 12.33 56.7 2513 78.6 103/63 6344 3.5
Jindal St & Pwr 1 1903 102 221 27716 -262.9 -2.6 - 0.8 - 1912 6640.3 96.9 1912N 20298 0 335.9 -62 60.39 66 26.99 163.7 14923 146.3 202/91 32417 -
Jindal Stainless 2 1903 97.4 51 12585 139 2.9 - 1.5 5.6 1912 3179.1 56.1 1912N 9416.1 1 174.9 64 68.1 82 19.33 60 2003 41.1 47/27 4919 9.7
Jindal Stainless (Hi 2 1903 47.2 64 8956 261.6 11.1 - 1.3 17.3 1912 2191.4 60.3 1912N 6309.4 -4 226.5 16 57.66 88 24.94 53.5 1482 62.8 101/58 3464 5.1
JSW Steel 1 1903 241.7 145 76727 8259 34.2 4.1 0.9 23.5 1912 15767 691 1912N 48985 -14 5048 -23 42.33 33 21.74 587.4 57735 238.85 313/202 83940 8.5
Kalyani Steel 5 1903 21.8 204 1407 132 30.2 5 0 14.8 1912 280.5 32.4 1912N 927.2 -15 114.1 25 64.71 0 5.39 46.9 855 195.75 269/162 816 5.5
Kamdhenu L 10 1903 26.5 68 1232 22.5 8.5 1 0.5 12.4 1912 255.4 -13 1912N 716.4 -26 -0.4 -103 65.23 0 1.11 10 160 60.1 216/58 236 29.3
Kirloskar Ferrou 5 1903 68.9* 48 2159 98.1 7.1 2 0.2 15 1912 455.3 23.3 1912N 1401.5 -13 54.9 -24 59.38 0 12.99 49.5 911 66.1 101/56 1021 11.2
Lloyds Metals & Ener 1 1903 22.5 5 473 20.6 0.9 - 0.8 19 1912 84.7 3.1 1912N 266.5 -23 10.6 -17 63.02 0 0.47 11.7 145 6.42 13-Jun 221 -
Maha. Seamless 5 1903 33.5 476 3061 262.4 39.2 6 0.2 8.2 1912 560.4 76 1912N 2038.8 -2 363.8 29 62.81 0 10.3 22.5 2057 307.05 513/304 2486 6
Mahamaya Steel Indus 10 1903 13.6 51 465 6.1 4.5 - 1.8 8.8 1912 82.1 0.4 1912N 261.9 -26 3.4 -38 67.74 0 0.01 3.7 113 83.5 221/84 201 28.1
Man Industries I 5 1903 28.6 123 2215 57.4 10 1.5 0.3 8.2 1912 532.6 29.3 1912N 1077.5 -45 41.7 -25 43.57 41 5.91 25.9 287 50.3 74/35 447 6.6
Mishra Dhatu Nig 10 1903 187.3 45 711 130.6 7 2.19 0.1 15.6 1912 206.9 60.5 1912N 509.2 36 119.3 137 74 0 19.16 33.5 4379 233.75 278/109 4288 21.9
Monnet Ispat & Energ 10 1903 469.5 31 1879 -3461.1 -73.7 - 1.9 - 1912 583.3 -137.2 1912N 2020.8 50 -383.8 88 74.35 24 19.01 33.4 555 11.83 31-Aug 2540 -
Mukand Ltd. 10 1903 141.4 74 3588 -84.1 -5.9 - 2.1 - 1912 622.4 -45 1912N 2091.7 -24 -118.5 -91 74.34 14 3.78 36.4 329 23.3 62/23 2496 -
Pennar Industrie 5 1903 74.4 45 2116 64 4.3 - 0.6 9.7 1912 532.1 11.8 1912N 1646.1 8 51.6 27 25.3 6 19.79 46.2 325 21.85 41/21 702 4.3
Prakash Indus. 10 1903 171.3 167 3588 539.2 31.5 1.2 0.2 18.8 1912 738.6 30 1912N 2326.3 -14 100.1 -76 42.1 45 3.69 86.2 642 37.5 96/31 1185 2.8
Rajratan Global Wire 10 1903 10.2* 127 315 18.7 18.4 2 0.5 14.5 1912 61.3 4.7 1912N 219.4 -5 18.8 44 63.49 0 7.81 3.6 294 289.90XB 403/260 358 12.1
Ratnamani Metals 2 1903 9.3 326 2755 252.9 54.1 9 0 16.6 1912 756 101 1912N 1954 -6 240.1 27 60.09 0 21.1 11 5940 1271.25 1384/832 5864 19.6
Rudra Global Infra P 10 1903 25.1 32 557 15.7 6.3 - 1.1 19.4 1912 44.4 1 1912N 286.7 -35 1.6 -82 72.88 0 0 0.4 206 82.25 179/65 294 25.4
Sarda Energy & Miner 10 1903 36 434 1653 214.8 59.6 5 0.2 13.7 1912 341.9 56.3 1912N 1143.3 -12 177.1 0 69.1 0 0.18 20.2 570 158.25 331/140 841 2.7
Scan Steels 10 1903 52.4 51 695 6.6 1.3 - 0.5 2.5 1912 168.8 1.9 1912N 508.5 -2 6.1 -56 48.1 13 0.57 3.2 89 17.05 50/15 215 -
Shivalik Bimetal 2 1903 7.7 27 193 23.1 6 0.25 0.4 21.9 1912 44.4 3.7 1912N 140.9 -3 10 -42 60.53 0 0.09 6.9 139 36.25 147/34 179 8.8
Srikalahasthi Pipes 10 1903 46.7 270 1559 117.5 25.2 6 0.3 9.3 1912 446.3 67.7 1912N 1264.4 10 136.9 68 48.11 31 14.13 30.7 863 184.8 261/138 751 5
Steel Authority 10 1903 4130.5 92 66967 2178.8 5.3 0.5 1.1 5.7 1912 16541.3 -429.6 1912N 45488.8 -6 -703.6 -141 74.99 0 18.25 374.7 13610 32.95 60/30 54825 -
Steel ExchangeIndia 10 1903 76 -18 1024 -36.7 -4.8 - -6.2 - 1912 201.5 13.1 1912N 598.8 -23 45.6 17 47.58 33 4.24 55.8 165 21.75 29-Sep 1029 -
Sunflag Iron 10 1903 180.2 52 2229 110.6 6.1 0.5 0.3 11.8 1912 436.6 23.4 1912N 1389.6 -18 48.6 -51 50.04 0 0.12 54.8 611 33.9 55/23 867 10.4
Surya Roshni Ltd 10 1903 54.4 212 5977 120.9 22.2 2 1 10.5 1912 1394.7 30.6 1912N 4130.6 -3 72.7 -5 62.9 21 3.52 25.1 730 134.25 272/133 1860 6.3
Tata Metaliks 10 1903 28.1 273 2155 181.9 64.8 3.5 0.1 23.7 1912 518.6 45.9 1912N 1529 -2 88.9 -24 55.06 0 18.31 52.8 1651 587.7 704/481 1660 10.8
Tata Steel 10 1903 1126.5* 625 70611 10533.2 93.5 13 0.4 14.9 1912 15262 1803.8 1912N 46224.5 -10 7180.6 -11 33.12 4 44.6 816.9 39562 351.2 560/320 67778 4.1
Tata Steel BSL 2 1903 218.7 9 20892 1713.1 15.7 - 33.7 168.4 1912 5038.1 -504.2 1912N 13925.5 -9 -646.8 -134 72.65 0 10.81 103 2411 22.05 38/20 36275 -
Tata Steel Long Prod 10 1903 45.1* 570 992 124.3 27.6 12.5 0 4.8 1912 999.3 -112.2 1912N 2481.7 236 -383 -483 75.91 0 6.47 43.8 1412 313.1 594/304 1065 -
Technocraft Industri 10 1903 24.5 306 1151 102.4 41.8 - 0.7 13.7 1912 306.1 31.3 1912N 909.9 8 87 -1 74.15 0 3.65 10.5 705 288.2 581/280 1163 6.9
Usha Martin Ltd. 1 1903 30.5 8 1690 59 1.9 - 12.7 25.6 1912 360.8 10.4 1912N 1086.2 -14 398.1 17437 49.43 53 10.86 43.1 669 21.95 43/22 3567 1.5
Uttam Galva Steels 10 1903 142.3 -203 556 -2126.2 -149.5 - -2.4 - 1912 147.7 -273 1912N 374.4 25 -868.9 41 60.68 0 0.24 36.7 77 5.41 13-May 6882 -
Uttam Value Steels 1 1903 660.8 -3 2467 -627.5 -0.9 - -0.8 - 1912 533.6 -131.3 1912N 1425.5 -24 -275 41 46.11 0 2.29 172.3 126 0.19 0/0 1500 -
Vardhman Special St 10 1903 40.4 91 1121 22.2 5.5 - 0.9 6 1912 187.9 1.8 1912N 640.5 -27 -0.2 -101 58.97 0 8.99 17.9 230 56.85 115/56 551 -
Welspun Corp 5 1903 130.4 63 4136 -277.2 -10.6 0.5 0.4 - 1912 1453 69 1912N 2822.5 -25 214.3 5887 49.02 0 17.83 52.4 4050 155.25 234/104 4591 -
Welspun Specialty 6 1903 293.4 -3 436 -20.1 -0.4 - -1.7 - 1912 63.1 -30.9 1912N 225.5 -37 -49.7 -277 49.81 51 0.01 79.5 364 7.45 20-Jul 562 -
54 LAMINATES
IND. COMPOSITE 134 6611 425 20
Century Plyboards 1 1903 22.2 44 2264 158.8 7.1 1 0.5 16.4 1912 595.4 19.1 1912N 1758.5 5 119.4 -4 72.85 0 14.51 54.7 3404 153.2 222/112 3850 22.2
Greenlam Industries 5 1903 12.1 172 1196 65.1 27 3 0.5 15.6 1912 335.4 25.3 1912N 930.1 8 64.7 48 54.89 0 18.4 5.3 2211 916.1 1055/646 2404 25.7
Greenpanel Industrie 1 1903 12.3 55 587 44.1 3.6 - 0.7 6.5 1912 234.1 1.3 1912N 623.4 51 9.5 -70 52.25 0 29.99 20.1 478 39 61/29 959 22.1
Greenply Industr 1 1903 12.3 27 1284 61.3 5 0.4 0.4 18.5 1912 319.5 18.6 1912N 970.4 -26 57.2 -22 51.79 0 33.71 20.1 1441 117.55 195/110 1554 17.1
Oriental Veneer 1 1903 5.4 9 103 10.1 1.9 0.2 0.8 19.7 1912 58.1 6.9 1912N 112.7 51 12.7 79 57.85 0 0 1.5 271 50.25 66/39 280 17.3
Rushil Decor Ltd. 10 1903 14.9 126 344 14.3 9.6 0.5 1.2 7 1912 86 9.3 1912N 259.4 1 24.4 133 53.24 0 12.36 3.5 142 95.25 705/91 370 5
Stylam Industries 10 1903 8.2 221 461 35.1 43 - 0.8 19.4 1912 126.3 11.2 1912N 357.1 6 25.5 -4 52.7 41 6.69 3.5 338 413.7 810/393 472 9.9
The Indian Wood Prod 2 1903 12.8 55 200 17.8 2.8 0.2 0.2 5.1 1912 51.4 2.5 1912N 149.1 0 7.4 -47 71.04 0 0.62 2.9 232 36.25 96/34 281 20.5
Uniply Industries 2 1903 33.5 33 172 18.3 1.1 0.24 0.2 3.3 1909 121.4 6.3 1909H 228.2 129 13.9 95 25.99 61 8.47 14.1 105 6.29 69/6 181 4.2
55 LEATHER
IND. COMPOSITE 178 9278 631 58
Bata India 5 1903 64.3 136 2928 329.7 25.6 6.25 0 18.9 1912 829.6 117.2 1912N 2433.7 8 289.3 20 52.95 0 32.45 143 19899 1548.25 1897/1252 19060 52.7
Bhartiya Interna 10 1903 12.2* 219 609 16.3 13.3 1.2 1.2 6.1 1912 143.1 1.9 1912N 479 -2 21.1 43 47.5 0 8.59 4.6 151 124 339/117 463 6.7
Khadim India 10 1903 18 160 799 21.2 11.8 1 0.4 7.3 1912 174.8 -13.2 1912N 613.7 4 -11.4 -157 60.28 0 28.94 40 179 99.75 524/100 280 -
Liberty Shoes Li 10 1903 17 103 602 6.8 4 - 0.6 3.9 1912 150.2 1.4 1912N 452.2 -1 9.4 71 59.29 0 0.9 24.3 173 101.5 163/79 272 16.1
Mallcom (India) L 10 1903 6.2 140 301 14.1 22.6 2 0.5 16.1 1912 71.5 4.9 1912N 217.7 2 13.5 21 73.79 0 0.75 1.1 123 196.5 280/178 165 7.5
Mirza International 2 1903 24.1 51 1152 48.8 4.1 0.9 0.6 8 1912 397.4 21.5 1912N 1011.3 17 40.6 -2 70.18 0 0.14 42.8 616 51.2 72/50 947 12.9
Relaxo Footwears 1 1903 24.8* 45 2292 175.4 7.1 0.9 0.1 15.9 1912 599.8 54.2 1912N 1869.9 13 174.4 44 70.97 0 9.14 38.2 17438 702.45XB 830/367 17523 76.2
Superhouse Ltd. 10 1903 11.4* 253 594 19.1 16.8 1 0.6 6.6 1912 148.1 8 1912N 418.4 -8 22.3 34 54.88 0 0.07 24 82 71.6 134/57 209 3.3
56 LOGISTICS
IND. COMPOSITE 805 11754 724 27
Aegis Logistics Ltd. 1 1903 34 24 707 88.6 2.6 1.4 0.2 10.9 1912 216.8 7.6 1912N 624.3 15 -9.8 -113 59.56 0 14.87 51.9 7226 212.75 267/160 7349 -
Allcargo Logistics 2 1903 49.1 55 1508 190.8 7.8 3.5 0.3 14.2 1912 373.6 159.6 1912N 1191 5 204 19 70.01 0 16.1 55.9 2641 107.5 126/87 2773 11.6
Apollo TriCoat Tubes 2 1903 6.1 41 7 2.6 0.9 - 0.4 2.1 1912 229 18 1912N 434.4 10194 31.1 1158 61.77 0 5.67 4.2 1231 404.95 503/138 1286 39.3
Arshiya 2 1903 51.6 67 131 -35.2 -1.4 - 0.4 - 1912 57.1 2.2 1912N 178.6 117 13.3 144 100 100 0 9.5 288 11.15 39/11 983 -
Future Supply Chain 10 1903 43.9 138 1113 65.2 14.8 1.25 0.4 10.8 1912 283.1 -42.2 1912N 894.4 -1 -30 -161 47.89 98 19.07 28.6 1646 375.1 700/364 1746 -
Gateway Distriparks 10 1903 108.7 69 367 88.2 8.1 4.5 0.8 11.7 1912 77 -6.1 1912N 299.9 13 26 -51 30 20 55.86 33.6 1351 124.3 154/81 1940 22.2
Mahindra Logistics L 10 1903 71.5* 70 3666 84.4 11.8 1.8 0 16.9 1912 858 15.8 1912N 2513.8 -7 45.5 -26 58.49 0 28.8 53 2412 337.2 575/325 2342 35.3
Navkar Corporation L 10 1903 150.5 117 483 52.8 3.5 - 0.2 3 1912 144.3 15.1 1912N 411.2 17 36.6 -14 69.02 9 8.3 38.5 366 24.3 49/18 759 7.8
Ritco Logistics 10 1903 24.5 38 407 12.2 5 - 1 13.1 - - - - - - - - 73.03 0 0 0.4 120 49 80/44 189 -
Snowman Logistics Lt 10 1903 167.1 26 233 9.7 0.6 - 0.1 2.2 1912 58.8 -3.4 1912N 179.2 4 -13.8 -422 40.25 0 0.87 66.5 653 39.1 46/27 709 -
TCI Express 2 1903 7.7 70 1024 72.8 19 3 0 27.3 1912 268.4 25.5 1912N 794 5 70.1 37 66.89 0 10.5 25.8 2992 780 950/530 2981 32.6
VRL Logistics Ltd. 10 1903 90.3 71 2110 91.9 10.2 5.5 0.2 14.2 1912 557.3 25.8 1912N 1620.7 2 88 23 68.05 0 26.11 32.9 2017 223.25 315/214 2134 18.6
57 LPG BOTTLING/DISTRI BUTION
IND. COMPOSITE 277 12607 1027 29
Confidence Petroleum 1 1903 27.4 13 873 59.1 2.2 0.1 0.2 16 1912 242 17.1 1912N 736.3 20 45.8 2 52.84 1 7.3 27.4 594 21.7 48/19 635 9.9

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Gujarat Gas 2 1903 137.7 32 7754 417 6.1 1 1 19.1 1912 2564.3 196.5 1912N 7804.3 33 947.5 215 60.89 0 17.35 46.5 19526 283.65 313/126 21306 18.4
Mahanagar Gas 10 1903 98.8 243 2791 546.4 55.3 20 0 22.8 1912 819.1 186.1 1912N 2511.8 21 626.9 52 32.49 0 47.96 112.9 9865 998.75 1247/755 9567 13
Mauria Udyog 10 1903 13.3 106 1189 4.3 3.2 - 1.8 3 1912 18.7 -0.6 1912N 458.9 -50 -11 -303 73.93 0 0 11.9 75 56.05 412/56 319 -
58 LUBRICANTS
IND. COMPOSITE 529 6920 1130 18
Castrol India 5 1912 494.6 14 3877 827.4 8.4 5.5 0 60.5 1912 1011.8 271.3 - - 0 - - 51 0 29.83 190.8 13610 137.6 173/113 12866 16.5
GOCL Corporation 2 1903 9.9 78 99 27.9 5.6 4 0 7.2 1912 23.8 0.6 1912N 71.8 1 2.1 -85 74.93 0 3.45 31.3 1165 235.05 360/219 1135 71.5
Gulf Oil Lubricants 2 1903 10.0* 117 1706 177.8 35.5 11.5 0.5 30.3 1912 421.9 55.9 1912N 1283.8 1 166.6 28 72.28 0 17.13 48 3507 699.95 909/675 3498 16.4
Maximus Intl. 10 1903 12.6 11 46 0.7 0.6 - 0.1 5.5 1912 1.1 0.2 1912N 4.4 -84 0.5 -21 63.63 0 0 0.4 88 70 71/23 88 -
Tide Water Oil 5 1903 1.7 1856 1193 96.7 277.5 235 0 14.9 1912 298.5 30.8 1912N 874.4 -1 82.3 20 57.27 0 11.84 21.7 1454 4173.35 5905/4160 1301 13.1
59 MEDIA - PRINT
IND. COMPOSITE 516 11793 841 9
DB Corp 10 1903 175.0* 105 2463 273.9 15.7 10 0 14.9 1912 598.6 81.5 1912N 1737 -7 250.8 14 71.59 34 21.57 22.3 1861 106.4 209/105 1781 6.1
DIC India 10 1912 9.2 325 791 18.4 20.1 4.5 0.2 6.2 1912 192.4 7.2 - - -2 - - 71.75 0 0 7 320 348.55 450/294 339 17.3
Gala Global Products 5 1903 27.3 7 100 3.4 0.6 - 0.1 9.2 1912 22.7 0.7 1912N 91.1 10 2.8 17 72.49 3 0.01 3.7 359 65.85 102/52 363 -
Hindustan Media Vent 10 1903 73.7 189 866 71.9 9.8 1.2 0 5.2 1912 208.5 32.7 1912N 619.2 -5 91.3 65 74.39 0 15.51 11.8 407 55.25 125/55 396 3.7
HT Media 2 1903 46.5 70 1302 -138.9 -6 0.4 0.8 - 1912 352.4 -26.5 1912N 969 0 -179.6 -55 69.5 0 9.3 33.4 292 12.55 50/12 1492 -
Jagran Prakashan 2 1903 56.2 47 1940 219.9 7.8 3.5 0.2 16.6 1912 465.9 78.2 1912N 1387.8 -5 234.3 41 100 0 0 44.8 1621 57.65 128/46 1883 5.6
Kokuyo Camlin 1 1903 10 25 689 15.2 1.5 - 0.7 6.1 1912 149.9 -2.2 1912N 489.6 -1 4.7 -56 74.98 0 0.48 17.7 647 64.5 104/58 804 -
Linc Pen & Plast 10 1903 14.8 83 367 5.5 3.7 1.5 0.5 4.4 1912 96.7 4.3 1912N 299 15 14.3 197 59.64 0 0.08 5.3 274 185.35 271/164 332 18.4
MPS Ltd. 10 1903 18.6 247 224 74.7 40.1 25 0 16.3 1912 44.7 9.6 1912N 142.5 -17 40.6 -26 67.77 0 6.64 13 559 300.4 612/300 526 9.3
Navneet Education 2 1903 45.8 38 1361 177.5 7.8 1 0.3 20.4 1912 192.8 13.2 1912N 1234.6 11 203.2 25 62.14 0 21.18 29.2 1844 80.55 120/77 2121 8.5
Orient Press Ltd 10 1903 10 82 198 1 1 0.75 0.6 1.2 1912 41.6 0.1 1912N 125.2 -25 -1.4 -458 73.04 0 0 2.5 90 89.75 195/84 136 -
Repro India Ltd. 10 1903 12.1 227 261 26.7 22.1 - 0.5 9.7 1912 62.5 4.5 1912N 198.8 3 17.5 -9 52.66 0 18.4 6.5 600 496.25 740/465 726 24
Sandesh 10 1903 7.6 956 417 63.1 83.4 5 0 8.7 1912 84.8 15 1912N 258.6 -16 45.6 9 74.81 0 0 5.3 413 545.8 849/534 389 6.2
TCPL Packaging 10 1903 9.1 265 816 29 31.8 5.25 1.1 12 1912 238 10.6 1912N 676.8 11 24.6 5 55.73 75 8.41 7.7 230 253 468/225 495 7.6
60 MEDICAL - OTHERS
IND. COMPOSITE 44 587 66 26
Poly Medicure Lt 5 1903 44.1 43 587 66.3 7.5 2 0.3 17.4 1912 171.4 24.6 1912N 487 14 71.8 60 48.75 0 3.8 6.1 2727 309.05 349/167 2801 29.2
61 METAL - NON-FERROUS
IND. COMPOSITE 1485 30477 8262 9
Gravita India Ltd. 2 1903 13.8 22 1059 19 2.7 0.3 1.4 12.7 1912 325.5 10.6 1912N 840.5 12 17.4 383 72.51 0 0.68 16.5 325 47.05 100/30 522 8.4
Hind. Copper 5 1903 462.6 18 1816 145.5 1.6 0.52 0.7 8.9 1912 93.3 -95.6 1912N 685 -50 -54.9 -152 76.04 0 13.89 132.8 2688 29.05 52/28 3747 -
Hind. Zinc 2 1903 845.1 80 21118 7956 18.8 20 0.1 23.7 1912 4672 1620 1912N 14170 -9 5466 -8 64.92 0 3.82 124.4 69063 163.45 292/162 71578 9.2
Madhav Copper 5 1903 12.3* 5 213 3.6 1.5 - 0.8 27.9 - - - - - - - - 73.04 0 0 0.4 193 78.50XB 140/65 204 -
Nile 10 1903 3 438 571 12.5 41.7 3 0.1 9.5 1912 164.3 6.9 1912N 460.6 4 10.1 3 50.43 0 0 6.6 74 246.7 377/176 88 5.8
Precision Wires 5 1903 11.6 115 1758 41.8 18.1 4.5 0.1 15.8 1912 353.4 8.2 1912N 1149.9 -12 24.5 -22 59.66 0 0.82 11.9 263 113.6 225/103 252 7.6
Raghav Productivity 10 1903 10.1 32 56 8 8 - 0.2 24.8 1912 17.9 2.6 1912N 51.5 25 7.7 22 73.25 0 0.1 0.2 127 125.95 150/88 133 13.5
Ram Ratna Wires 5 1903 11 83 1250 16 7.3 1.25 1.4 8.7 1912 293.4 3 1912N 955.3 4 12.3 19 72.99 0 0 5.8 135 61.35 110/59 380 7.5
Sagardeep Alloys 10 1903 11.4 23 51 1.7 1.5 - 0.4 6.6 1912 7.1 0.1 1912N 24.7 -39 0.2 -74 73.61 0 0 0.5 91 79.8 90/34 100 -
Tin Plate Co. 10 1903 104.7 68 2584 58 5.5 2 0 8.2 1912 533.6 46.5 1912N 1633.3 -12 67.9 124 74.95 0 1.15 64.7 1221 116.7 168/87 1189 12.8
62 MINING/MINERALS
IND. COMPOSITE 7825 58713 20566 9
20 Microns Ltd. 5 1903 17.6 43 436 21.7 6.2 - 0.7 14.3 1912 117.8 5.6 1912N 376.8 18 19.7 24 44.02 0 0.02 12.3 105 29.75 44/29 203 4.1
Ashapura Min. Lt 2 1903 17.4 -46 337 -74.3 -8.5 - -0.1 - 1912 28.7 42 1912N 140.5 -42 13.2 118 39.78 66 23.78 22.5 294 33.75 42/16 308 -
ASI Industries 1 1903 8.3 30 181 19.1 2.3 0.3 0.6 7.6 1912 28.2 -0.7 1912N 109.1 -10 -0.3 -103 70.43 0 0 6.1 75 9.01 18-Aug 211 7.5
Coal India 10 1903 6162.7 23 934 10469.7 17 13.1 0 74.8 1912 189 458.7 1912N 516.2 193 649.2 -89 69.04 0 28.05 665.8 104058 168.85 271/165 103804 21
Deccan Gold Mines 1 1903 9.3 5 0 -2.4 -0.3 - 0 - 1912 0.1 -0.5 1912N 0.4 125 -1.7 6 26.79 0 4.67 20 141 15.1 31/14 138 -
Guj. Mineral Dev 2 1903 63.6 135 1997 138.8 4.4 2 0 3.2 1912 372.8 28.3 1912N 1208.9 -16 162.8 1004 74 0 12.69 69.1 1479 46.5 94/41 1459 5.2
KIOCL 10 1903 621.9 32 1888 111.9 1.8 1.33 0 5.6 1912 478.2 -3.7 1912N 1437.9 16 17 -75 99.05 0 0.46 9.9 5448 87.6 173/81 3879 -
MOIL Ltd. 10 1903 237.3 129 1441 473.9 20 5.5 0 15.5 1912 256.2 55.5 1912N 789.4 -21 234.7 -31 64.35 0 17.98 271.6 2834 119.4 170/118 572 7.7
NMDC Ltd. 1 1903 306.2 85 12153 4642.1 15.2 5.52 0 17.9 1912 3006.4 1376.4 1912N 8511.9 0 3258.9 2 69.64 0 26.45 225.6 28751 93.9 140/75 24507 6.1
Orissa Minerals Deve 1 1903 0.6 225 0 -451.6 -752.7 - 0.9 - 1912 0 -14.5 1912N 0 -100 -48.4 -125 50.01 0 19.18 17.3 1027 1712 2644/527 813 -
Sandur M & I Ore 10 1903 8.8 761 702 142.4 162.8 7 0 21.4 1912 137.6 18.7 1912N 472.1 -17 97.9 -20 72.46 55 2.21 10 544 621.85 1045/562 494 4.6
Vedanta 1 1903 371.7 210 38644 5075 13.7 18.85 0.5 6.5 1912 9085 891 1912N 27402 -7 3554 -29 50.13 0 35.02 621.7 41298 111.1 195/108 75106 11.5
63 MISCELLANEOUS
IND. COMPOSITE 1858 31437 6051 31
Adani Ports & Speci 2 1903 406.4 100 5336 2637.7 13 0.2 1.2 13 1912 1182.8 458.9 1912N 3458.2 -8 1434 -27 62.45 36 34.47 257.1 69354 341.35 430/331 89841 32.9
Bombay Oxygen Invest 100 1903 1.5 14740 1 6.8 454.2 10 0 3.1 1912 5.4 3.9 1912N 5.6 452 5.1 690 73.29 0 0.05 2.5 159 10573 22125/7050 156 14
Delta Corp Ltd. 1 1903 27.1 71 475 183.3 6.8 1.25 0 9.5 1912 124.6 43.9 1912N 363.6 3 132.6 2 32.77 7 27.25 93.4 3224 119 278/115 3196 17.3
Dredging Corpora 10 1903 28 565 692 44.6 15.9 3 0.3 2.8 1912 202.6 31.4 1912N 522.1 15 9.9 115 73.47 0 8.38 52.6 698 249.25 449/245 1129 5.8
IFGL Refractories 10 1903 36 140 479 26 7.2 2.5 0.1 5.1 1912 120.8 7.3 1912N 379.6 9 23.5 27 72.43 0 16.66 12.2 485 134.45 252/125 541 15.6
Indraprastha Gas Ltd 2 1903 140 59 5765 786.7 11.2 0.34 0 19 1912 1664.2 283.9 1912N 4932.7 17 883.2 57 45 0 40.23 103.8 30846 440.65 534/288 30238 27.8
Info Edge (India) 10 1903 122.5 190 1098 281.7 23 6 0 12.1 1912 320.5 88 1912N 949.9 18 164 -24 40.48 0 49.02 47.1 32456 2649.15 3125/1695 32351 140.9
Intl. Coveyors 1 1903 6.8 24 78 -5.5 -0.8 0.05 0.6 - 1912 27.6 2.8 1912N 64 14 6.4 265 49.69 0 22.04 1.7 122 18 33/17 223 -
*IRCTC 10 1903 160 67 1868 305.9 19.1 7.65 0 28.7 1912 716 205.8 1912N 1688.6 23 378 68 87.4 0 7.1 144 21738 1358.6 1995/625 20598 51
Jain Irrigation 2 1903 99.3 95 4443 234.5 4.7 1 0.3 5 1912 352.4 -183.2 1912N 1576.3 -49 -280.1 -284 28.64 50 19.36 213.6 229 4.62 65/4 1669 -
*Linde India 10 1912 85.3 251 1762 727.2 85.3 - 0.5 34 1912 412.8 634.5 - - -17 - - 75.02 0 15.46 18.5 5155 604.4 801/451 5686 7.1
Mahindra EPC Irrigat 10 1903 27.8 54 260 11.4 4.1 1 0 7.6 1912 82.7 7.8 1912N 201.3 8 13.7 130 54.51 0 0.01 19.8 295 106.25 166/76 296 15.4
Morganite Crucible ( 10 1903 2.8 354 120 15.4 54.9 16 0 15.5 1912 35.9 1.9 1912N 98 5 8.9 -31 75 0 1.12 3.4 528 1884.25 2290/1265 483 46.6
Nicco Parks & Re 1 1903 4.7 9 55 8.2 1.7 0.8 0 19.1 1912 12.6 1.1 1912N 42.1 4 7.2 2 63.06 40 0 10 171 36.6 38/20 158 20.7
Nirlon 10 1903 90.1 39 299 63.7 7.1 0.75 2.4 18.1 1912 76.6 27.3 1912N 227.8 3 80.1 64 71.19 3 12.21 35.6 2428 269.4 313/190 3276 25.6
Orient Refractories 1 1903 12 31 748 89.8 7.5 2.5 0 23.9 1912 167.3 19.6 1912N 534.5 -5 67.9 5 66.48 0 15.99 15.5 2418 201.25 276/164 2390 26
Premier Explos. 10 1903 10.8 195 241 11.7 10.9 2.7 0.1 5.6 1912 28.9 -9 1912N 122.5 -33 -7.1 -179 41.29 0 13.95 10.2 102 95.2 274/94 98 -
Radix Industries 10 1903 15.0* 11 11 1.2 0.8 1 0.4 7.4 1912 3.3 0.4 1912N 7.8 -15 1 -3 74.96 0 0 0.3 133 88.30XB 97/50 139 -
Refex Industries 10 1903 15.5 28 461 31.6 20.4 - 0 74 1912 236.8 17.3 1912N 536.9 111 37.7 169 34.5 3 0.02 11.1 81 52.4 134/32 77 1.5
Riddhi Siddhi Gluco 10 1903 7.1 1742 151 44.5 62.4 2 0.1 3.6 1912 34.3 23.7 1912N 57.1 -46 51.7 3309 74.82 0 0 3.8 166 232.4 392/215 258 1.7
Solar Industries Ind 2 1903 18.1 98 1663 191.5 21.2 7 0.1 21.6 1912 384.6 47 1912N 1117.2 -5 168.9 27 73.14 0 22.16 13.3 10188 1125.9 1350/1002 10243 44.9
Sun Pharma Advanced 1 1903 26.2 11 183 -145.4 -5.5 - 0 - 1912 19.6 -55.5 1912N 54.1 -45 -212.9 -56 68.46 3 3.38 80.4 3880 148.05 211/107 3880 -
Syngene Internationa 10 1903 400.0* 49 1826 330.7 8.3 0.5 0.3 16.8 1912 519.1 91.6 1912N 1404.6 9 291.5 26 70.7 0 22.91 46.4 11766 294.15XB 368/280 11883 30.1
Thomas Cook (I) 1 1903 37.8 45 2253 26.5 0.7 0.38 0 1.5 1912 412.1 6.7 1912N 1885.1 0 41.4 17 65.6 0 19.78 57.9 1814 47.95 264/41 1177 -

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Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
*Vesuvius India 10 1912 20.3 396 887 85.5 42.2 8.74 0 10.6 1912 228.1 22.7 - - -6 - - 55.56 0 21.3 12.9 2220 1094.05 1278/894 1801 26
Wonderla Holidays Lt 10 1903 56.5 145 282 55.4 9.8 1.8 0 6.8 1912 70 21 1912N 228.5 3 63.2 31 69.33 0 16.94 26.5 1153 204.05 321/197 1111 16.4
64 MOBILE PHONE SERVIC E P ROVIDER
IND. COMPOSITE 35914 97623 -17359
Bharti Airtel 5 1903 2727.8* 235 49608 -1829 -3.4 2.5 0.9 - 1912 13479.7 -3388.1 1912N 39325.7 6 -29205.3 -1529 58.97 0 34.85 216.6 283225 519.15 569/288 366796 -
MTNL 10 1903 630 -155 1988 -3390.2 -53.8 - -2 - 1912 383.6 -1068.5 1912N 1165.3 -20 -3071.3 -17 56.25 0 16.05 135.1 439 6.97 15-Apr 19436 -
OnMobile Global Ltd. 10 1903 105.7 69 230 32.8 3.1 1.5 0 4.5 1912 51.8 8.1 1912N 151.5 -15 10.3 -69 48.17 0 1.94 33.8 242 22.85 50/23 211 -
Reliance Com 5 1903 1382.8 45 1379 2847 10.3 - 2.3 23 1912 201 -13929 1912N 662 -39 -42809 -766 10.46 46 9.09 1325.6 227 0.82 6-Jan 28337 -
Tata Communications 10 1903 285 288 5389 -442.3 -15.5 4.5 0 - 1912 1418.7 113.5 1912N 4261.4 7 355.7 116 74.98 4 19.14 53.7 9610 337.2 627/260 9762 -
Tata Teleservices (M 10 1903 1954.9 -86 1277 -667.6 -3.4 - -0.9 - 1912 255.1 -276.9 1912N 818.9 -15 -2840.2 -128 74.35 0 0.02 325 479 2.45 5-Feb 14986 -
Tejas Networks 10 1903 92.2* 140 894 146.7 15.9 1 0 11.4 1912 85.3 -111.9 1912N 331.6 -47 -109.4 -199 0 0 39.11 25.2 425 46.1 206/46 303 -
Vodafone Idea L 10 1903 28735.4* 19 36859 -14056 -4.9 - 1.7 - 1912 11029.8 -6417.9 1912N 33042.8 31 -61183.6 -570 72.05 0 20.29 538.6 9511 3.31 20-Mar 117251 -
65 OIL DRILLING AND EX PLORATION
IND. COMPOSITE 12199 200699 3 5624 5
Aban Offshore 2 1903 11.7 690 263 -69.3 -11.9 - 0 - 1912 61 -43.4 1912N 164.4 -20 -23.1 -397 45.99 19 2.45 130.2 103 17.6 78/18 199 -
Alphageo (India) 10 1903 6.4 392 405 49.9 78.4 8 0.1 20 1912 65.2 6.8 1912N 203.9 -11 1.1 -96 45.22 10 1.17 16.1 115 180.15 548/153 42 4.4
Asian Oilfield S 10 1903 38.1 36 157 1.6 0.4 - 0 1.2 1912 18.7 1.2 1912N 37.1 -69 -8.9 -16203 59.61 0 0.08 8.9 432 113.35 143/61 411 -
Deep Industries 10 1903 32 159 259 59.6 18.6 1.5 0.1 11.7 1912 56 12 1912N 177.4 -6 58.7 27 63.99 0 5.99 17.6 229 71.55 176/69 228 3.2
GAIL (India) Ltd. 10 1903 4548.7* 102 75126 6025.7 13.2 7.13 0 13 1912 17767.3 1250.7 1912N 54117.8 -4 3602.4 -27 51.76 0 34.78 284.3 49057 107.85XB 183/98 48713 10.4
GP Petroleums 5 1903 25.5 41 607 16.2 3.2 0.75 0.7 7.8 1912 111.1 4.7 1912N 403 -14 14.2 30 72.97 0 0.02 12 199 39.1 76/29 334 10.2
Hind. Oil Explor 10 1903 132.2 40 237 149 11.3 - 0 28.4 1912 45.2 52.5 1912N 151.4 -9 122 21 0 0 11.87 65 904 68.35 136/67 879 5.3
Jindal Drilling 5 1903 14.5 299 207 34.1 11.8 0.5 0.2 3.9 1912 49.9 2.9 1912N 125.9 -20 11.5 -57 67.18 0 0.39 15.5 226 78.05 128/60 385 11.8
Oil India Ltd. 10 1903 1084.4 256 13735 2590.1 23.9 10.25 0.3 9.3 1912 2952 406.4 1912N 9539 -10 1658.4 -41 59.56 0 24.64 139.8 11066 102.05 189/101 12197 7.6
ONGC 5 1903 6290.1 161 109609 26715.8 21.2 7 0.1 13.2 1912 23710 4151.6 1912N 74757.4 -10 16319 -28 62.78 0 24.38 650.9 112153 89.15 179/88 133243 5.5
Selan Exploratio 10 1903 15.2 214 93 51.5 33.9 5 0 15.8 1912 24.1 9 1912N 69 -4 25.7 -36 30.09 0 4.47 22.4 161 105.8 197/103 145 4.3
66 PACKAGING
IND. COMPOSITE 456 21029 659 13
Cosmo Films 10 1903 19.4 355 2050 58.4 30 6 0.9 8.5 1912 534.4 35.5 1912N 1558.6 2 85 186 44.14 0 3.87 24.3 563 289.45 357/174 1125 5
Emmbi Industries 10 1903 17.7 65 289 17.8 10.1 0.5 0.8 15.5 1912 81.5 3.6 1912N 229.3 7 10.9 -16 57.81 0 9.39 8.2 154 87 175/80 247 9.8
Essel Propack Ltd. 2 1903 63.1 21 846 64 2 1.25 0.3 9.5 1912 217.1 60.5 1912N 623.2 -3 72.2 47 83 0 6.2 31.2 5443 172.55 204/79 5612 62.5
Ester India 5 1903 41.7 38 1028 31.1 3.7 0.5 0.7 9.9 1912 246.3 19.4 1912N 784.8 2 62.6 171 59.13 10 0.03 20.9 300 36 45/23 523 4.3
Everest Kanto Cylind 2 1903 22.4 22 452 87.5 7.8 - 0.6 34.7 1912 121.2 5.3 1912N 343.6 5 13.8 -24 66.95 45 0.14 42.4 227 20.25 33/18 373 2.7
Garware Poly. 10 1903 23.2 587 923 74.3 32 10 0.1 5.4 1912 194.5 10.9 1912N 682.1 -2 61.2 13 60.71 0 3.71 20.6 432 186.05 282/184 525 5.3
Huhtamaki PPL 2 1912 15.1 92 2582 170 22.5 5 0.7 24.4 1912 673.2 68.2 - - 9 - - 66.93 0 6.68 17.4 1975 261.55 303/193 2327 11.6
Jindal Poly Films 10 1903 43.8 333 3694 -353 -80.6 1 0.6 - 1912 973.7 117.3 1912N 2626.8 -4 339.6 284 74.54 0 1.2 40.8 1054 240.6 297/210 1877 -
Manaksia Ltd. 2 1903 13.1 19 34 21.3 3.2 3 0 16.9 1912 6.4 35.6 1912N 23.5 50 55 155 72.91 0 0.22 20.2 253 38.65 54/29 240 4.6
Oricon Enterprises L 2 1903 31.4 32 631 32.2 2.1 0.5 0.7 4.6 1912 96 2.4 1912N 465.1 -8 30 21 66.31 0 7.44 23 213 13.55 34/13 548 5.7
Polyplex Corpn. 10 1903 32 174 1348 228.1 71.3 51 0.3 41.1 1912 320 58.9 1912N 971.2 -4 212.1 8 50.02 0 10.25 20.9 1466 458.2 655/416 1648 6
RDB Rasayans Ltd. 10 1903 17.7 48 89 9 5.1 - 0.1 10.5 1912 20.6 2.6 1912N 67.7 -1 8 -11 72.73 0 0 2.5 74 41.75 64/23 62 9.2
Safari Indus. 2 1903 4.5* 89 573 27 12.1 0.08 0.5 13.5 1912 165.2 9.1 1912N 538.1 26 25.8 11 56.69 0 23.84 7.6 1286 574.95 798/481 1389 43.6
Time Technoplast Ltd 1 1903 22.6 60 2117 126.2 5.6 0.9 0.4 9.3 1912 576.3 31.6 1912N 1594.6 7 76.8 1 51.19 21 29.89 31.3 991 43.8 109/42 1550 7.8
Uflex Ltd. 10 1903 72.2 297 4221 51.7 7.2 2 0.5 2.4 1912 1032.9 87.2 1912N 3109.7 -2 116.1 210 44.01 10 7.31 41.2 1431 198.1 276/190 2479 11
Worth Peripherals 10 1903 15.8 50 152 13.7 8.7 1.5 0.1 17.5 - - - - - - - - 73.71 0 0 0.6 73 46.5 73/39 66 -
67 PAINTS/VARNISHES
IND. COMPOSITE 331 30412 3193 82
Akzo Nobel India Ltd 10 1903 45.5 249 2918 211 46.3 24 0 18.6 1912 727 77 1912N 2080.5 -6 183.4 30 74.75 0 9.76 41.5 11129 2443.75 2515/1600 11070 43.9
Asian Paints Ltd. 1 1903 95.9 93 16392 2134.8 22.3 10.5 0 24 1912 4656.9 758.9 1912N 13315.1 10 2201.9 33 52.79 13 27.38 248.8 180185 1878.5 1916/1291 180033 67.2
Berger Paints I 1 1903 97.1 24 5516 439 4.5 1.9 0.1 18.5 1912 1501.8 165.6 1912N 4516.9 9 504.4 43 74.99 0 14.76 100.8 51941 534.8 597/292 52024 87.8
Kansai Nerolac Paint 1 1903 53.9 64 5174 467.4 8.7 2.6 0 13.6 1912 1248.1 122.7 1912N 3955.1 -2 463.9 24 74.98 0 15.81 50.9 25930 481.15 573/372 25852 46.6
Shalimar Paints 2 1903 10.9 53 288 -81.5 -15 - 0.5 - 1912 93.3 -5.1 1912N 260.4 31 -15.6 59 53.09 0 4.89 15.1 445 81.9 111/64 499 -
Sirca Paints India 10 1903 27.4* 35 125 22.2 8.1 - 0.1 23.5 1909 37.6 9.8 1909H 69.5 13 16.2 88 51.28 0 9.31 1.3 790 288.30XB 346/137 780 -
68 PAPER
IND. COMPOSITE 792 20908 1722 5
Astron Paper & Board 10 1903 46.5 32 374 24.6 5.3 - 0.4 16.4 1912 90.8 1.7 1912N 258.7 -8 9.8 -51 43.78 5 0.39 19 163 35 124/34 219 11.4
Emami Paper Mill 2 1903 12.1 43 1528 44 7.3 1.2 5.3 17 1912 400.1 18.5 1912N 1127.4 -3 20.6 -52 74.97 13 7.38 3 505 83.4 190/62 1571 23.6
Genus Paper & Boards 1 1903 25.7 14 433 7.8 0.3 - 0.1 2.2 1912 40.8 0.2 1912N 187.6 -48 8 7 50.48 3 0.1 19.6 114 4.45 9-Apr 145 -
JK Paper Ltd. 10 1903 178.2 115 3256 437.2 24.5 3.5 0.5 21.4 1912 821.3 132.3 1912N 2324.1 -5 401.4 24 48.39 0 7.98 87.5 1890 106.05 156/93 2968 3.7
Kuantum Papers 10 1903 8.7 878 793 77.9 89.3 5 0.5 10.2 1912 187.4 20.9 1912N 566.5 -2 58.7 6 70.3 3 0 9.1 379 434.7 585/330 633 4.7
Kushal L 2 1903 63.4* 41 358 13.3 0.4 - 0.1 1 1912 39.1 1.2 1912N 153.8 9 3.3 -55 65.69 0 0 22.5 112 3.52 36/3 219 -
N R Agarwal Indu 10 1903 17 184 1318 94.6 55.6 4 0.8 30.3 1912 365.3 32.2 1912N 1068 12 79.8 -1 73.31 0 1.71 8.1 337 197.75 360/150 572 3.6
Nath Industries 10 1903 19 47 137 3.8 2 - 0 4.3 1912 71.3 3.1 1912N 223.5 133 12.5 291 73.74 1 0.34 29.5 181 95.1 122/52 181 28.1
Orient Paper 1 1903 21.2 65 710 101.6 4.8 1.1 0 7.3 1912 163.6 3.3 1912N 472.1 -8 22.9 -67 38.73 0 15.69 57.2 395 18.6 40/18 411 7.1
Pudumjee Paper Produ 1 1903 9.5 27 590 16.7 1.8 0.15 0.3 6.5 1912 153.2 9.9 1912N 471.2 8 23.3 51 67.1 0 0.03 17.5 139 14.61 22-Oct 203 5.6
Ruchira Papers Ltd. 10 1903 24.3 101 494 40.2 16.6 2.25 0.2 16.5 1912 117.9 1.4 1912N 373.6 2 26.8 -11 64.07 0 0.68 18.2 117 48.05 119/47 176 3.1
Satia Industries 1 1903 10 31 738 87.8 8.8 0.25 0.5 28.5 1912 201.2 24.3 1912N 629.6 17 75.8 28 51.67 17 0 1.7 927 92.70XS 113/57 1082 8.9
Seshasayee Paper 2 1903 12.6 138 1325 190 30.1 4 0.1 21.9 1912 285.4 43.5 1912N 863.7 -10 129.1 1 42.65 0 10.7 13.6 839 133.05 226/127 580 4.4
Shree Rama Newsprint 10 1903 147.5 31 504 38.2 2.6 - 0.7 8.5 1912 96.8 -8.8 1912N 243.4 -40 -34.1 -239 69.81 0 1.62 83.9 189 12.82 24-Dec 505 -
Shrenik L 2 1903 20.4 6 837 11.1 1.1 0.2 2.2 17.5 1912 201.3 2.6 1912N 655.9 7 10.3 38 73.54 9 0 0.7 255 25 99/25 373 18.2
Shreyans Inds. 10 1903 13.8 143 574 47 34 5 0.1 23.7 1912 127.1 12 1912N 407 -2 30.4 -2 50.38 0 0.17 21.4 123 89.1 173/88 147 2.7
South India Pape 10 1903 15 104 242 18.4 12.2 1.5 0.2 11.8 1912 56.1 4.2 1912N 171.1 -7 12.8 -13 41.88 0 1.74 3.8 92 61.5 99/54 117 5.6
Star Paper Mills 10 1903 15.6 292 378 53.2 34.1 2.5 0 11.7 1912 88.6 8.9 1912N 251.8 -13 29.5 12 45.17 48 0.35 18.8 164 104.8 174/74 141 2.9
T Nadu Newsprint 10 1903 69.2 239 4083 94.4 13.6 7.5 0.9 5.7 1912 842 29.5 1912N 2569.9 -15 128.2 58 35.31 0 36.45 35.4 1053 152.2 244/150 2532 7.4
Victory Paper & 10 1903 13.5 -2 5 2.8 2.1 - -9.7 - 1912 4.5 -1.4 1912N 11.5 387 -4.9 -4982 74.98 0 1.5 1.5 111 82 111/30 136 -
West Coast Paper 2 1903 13.2 167 1980 296.1 44.8 5 0.3 26.9 1912 476.2 39.9 1912N 1519.2 9 224 -7 56.03 0 15.94 29.8 1320 199.9 297/194 1625 4.7
Yash Pakka 10 1903 35.2 27 250 20.7 5.9 1 1.1 22.1 1912 65.1 7.5 1912N 196.5 3 21.4 66 45.06 100 0.02 15.7 106 29.95 61/28 206 3.6
69 PESTICIDES/AGRO CHE MICALS
IND. COMPOSITE 950 27447 2232 48
Astec Lifesciences L 10 1903 19.6* 103 431 35.7 18.2 1.5 0.9 17.7 1912 124.8 12.2 1912N 342 15 16.3 -29 69.55 0 2.94 11.4 952 486.25 562/305 1126 32.8
BayerCropscience 10 1903 44.9 421 2686 237.6 52.9 18 0 12.5 1912 854 137.9 1912N 3150.7 23 443 40 71.43 0 15.66 58.2 19015 4231 4660/2952 18687 52.4
Bhagiradha Chemi 10 1903 8.3 154 384 18.3 22 2 0.3 14.3 1912 22.6 -2.2 1912N 212 -21 8 -33 24.9 32 2.4 2 266 320.3 540/300 305 18.5
Bharat Rasayan 10 1903 4.2 962 992 111.5 262.5 1.5 0.6 27.3 1912 224 25.1 1912N 944.1 31 121.4 48 74.82 0 0.52 7.7 3018 7102.95 8152/3722 3255 20

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Dhanuka Agritech Ltd 2 1903 9.5 135 1006 112.6 23.7 0.6 0 17.5 1912 271.5 27.7 1912N 892.5 10 102.5 19 74.99 14 12.06 25.7 2120 445.55 566/289 2141 16.4
Excel Industries 5 1903 6.3 470 806 152.1 121 18.75 0 25.8 1912 164.4 16.1 1912N 534.7 -13 81.5 -33 52.37 0 8.13 18.1 737 586.6 1274/560 740 6.6
Insecticides (India) 10 1903 20.7 320 1192 122.4 59.2 2 0.4 18.5 1912 262.9 8.6 1912N 1124.6 13 93.4 -1 68.74 0 19.58 11.6 899 434.95 740/392 1186 7.4
Meghmani Organics 1 1903 25.4 33 1410 168.7 6.6 1 0.3 20.1 1912 378.2 35.4 1912N 1219.7 18 125.4 -9 48.32 0 2.08 108.3 1279 50.3 73/41 1561 8.2
NACL Industries L 1 1903 16.8 15 865 -8.4 -0.5 - 0.8 - 1912 238.7 3.1 1912N 738.3 7 10.8 37 69.94 40 1.9 12.1 510 30.45 36/24 696 -
PI Industries 1 1903 13.8 164 2841 407.7 29.5 4 0 18 1912 849.8 120.4 1912N 2511.3 23 344 21 51.35 0 34.21 51.6 21738 1573.95 1626/962 21664 46.4
Punjab Chemicals and 10 1903 12.3 83 640 20.3 16.5 1.5 0.9 20 1912 151.6 2.3 1912N 440.9 -4 11 -15 40.03 0 3.23 14.4 517 422 764/420 605 28.4
Rallis India 1 1903 19.4 64 1672 129 6.6 2.5 0.1 10.3 1912 533.1 37.2 1912N 1905.1 41 182.9 56 50.09 0 22.31 57.8 4417 227.15 256/139 4448 31.6
Sharda Cropchem 10 1903 90.2 130 1607 144 16 4 0 12.3 1912 304.8 22.2 1912N 842.9 -10 55.5 -1 74.77 0 21.98 16.4 1884 208.8 420/202 1802 13.1
Shivalik Rasayan 5 1903 6.9 116 48 8.9 6.5 0.5 0 5.6 1912 15.9 2 1912N 46.5 27 5.9 79 52.77 0 0 3.2 351 255 320/174 272 30.5
Sumitomo Chemical 10 1903 499.1* 26 2206 167 3.3 2 0 12.7 1912 524.6 1 1912N 1979.8 10 182.8 9 - 0 0 - 11550 231.4 282/191 11530 63.7
UPL 2 1903 152.8* 104 8660 405 5.3 8 0.2 5.1 1912 2502 145 1912N 7610 12 587 20 27.87 2 54.61 96.1 39238 513.55XB 709/495 40503 78.3
70 PETROCHEM
IND. COMPOSITE 1116 16559 1401 18
Bhansali Engg.Po 1 1903 16.6 18 1225 46.5 2.8 0.5 0 15.6 1912 260.1 16.9 1912N 852.9 -3 59.1 35 55 0 2.19 55 586 35.35 88/35 562 9.5
DCW Ltd. 2 1903 52.2 25 1353 -4.3 -0.2 - 0.9 - 1912 313.7 -4 1912N 983.7 -1 -0.7 97 46.72 0 8.79 55.7 339 13 23-Dec 860 -
Diamines & Chem. 10 1903 9.8 50 47 13.1 13.4 5 0 26.9 1912 18 6.6 1912N 49.3 38 17.2 67 54.37 0 0.03 9.1 181 185.05 245/100 166 9.1
Goa Carbons 10 1903 9.2 118 462 -7.5 -8.2 - 0 - 1912 107 -4.1 1912N 347.4 4 -22.9 -1898 59.71 0 0.21 30.7 182 199.15 508/198 148 -
GujaratStatePetronet 10 1903 564.1* 102 1877 794.7 14.1 2 0.2 13.8 1912 625.7 222.1 1912N 1773.6 23 883.1 38 37.63 0 38.76 115.2 12500 221.6 263/168 13628 12.1
INEOS Styrolution 10 1903 17.6 354 2091 -12.5 -7.1 2 0.4 - 1912 339.7 -33.1 1912N 1220 -24 -14 -1333 74.99 0 6.67 12.8 1201 682.8 804/365 1407 -
Kothari Petroche 10 1903 59.2 14 300 12.2 2.1 0.5 0.3 14.3 1912 65.3 3.9 1912N 206.9 -6 14.5 143 86.32 0 0.18 11.9 83 14 21/13 97 4
Manali Petrochem 5 1903 86 26 702 65.2 3.8 0.75 0 14.8 1912 145.7 6 1912N 494.1 -8 27.1 -39 44.86 0 0.36 102.7 258 15 28/14 220 5.4
NOCIL Ltd. 10 1909 165.6* 69 1043 184.1 11.1 2.5 0 16 1912 194.3 20.7 1912Q 194.3 -26 20.7 -54 33.72 18 5.2 145.3 1500 90.55 150/74 1461 10.4
Savita Oil Tech 10 1903 14.1 605 2263 114.3 81.2 2.5 0 13.4 1912 518.1 21.6 1912N 1596.5 -7 75 -7 71.75 0 16.34 8.1 1069 760 1515/725 1004 9.9
Sheela Foam 5 1903 24.4 137 1814 123.7 25.4 - 0 18.5 1912 518.3 52.7 1912N 1364.6 0 139.4 55 74.99 0 22.8 7.8 7707 1579.95 1770/1084 7695 44.5
Shri Jagdamba Poly 1 1903 0.9 75 190 21.9 25 0.01 0 33.4 1912 37.2 6.3 1912N 154 3 20 18 73.16 0 4.73 0.7 163 186.2 274/147 153 6.5
Supreme Petroche 10 1903 96.5 67 3194 49.2 5.1 3 0 7.7 1912 621.8 2.1 1912N 2061.3 -13 79.1 672 62.31 0 2.8 37.4 1476 153 239/144 1438 12.5
71 PHARMACEUTICALS
IND. COMPOSITE 3355 155460 19681 32
Aarti Drugs Ltd 10 1903 23.3 222 1454 87.3 37.4 1 0.9 16.8 1912 415.6 26.8 1912N 1228.3 20 79.1 29 61.61 0 5.64 18.7 1556 667.8 813/419 1993 14.8
Abbott India Ltd. 10 1903 21.2 945 3679 450.3 211.9 65 0 22.4 1912 1078.3 186.7 1912N 3131.9 13 482 43 74.98 0 8.06 39.4 33154 15602.6 16661/7150 31470 55.7
Ajanta Pharma Lt 2 1903 17.5 245 1773 391.8 44.9 9 0 18.3 1912 530.5 108.3 1912N 1635.7 20 352.6 1 70.51 17 19.44 35.7 12625 1446.75 1544/840 12589 32
Albert David Ltd 10 1903 5.7 369 317 26.6 46.7 6 0 12.7 1912 79.6 5.3 1912N 260.8 5 22.5 17 60.97 0 4.48 8.5 239 419.4 568/318 233 8
Alembic Ltd. 2 1903 51.4 16 124 41.1 1.6 0.2 0 10 1912 12.7 1 1912N 62.3 -39 38.1 -4 67.09 0 7.88 53.2 1216 47.35 65/33 1214 28.9
Alembic Pharmaceutic 2 1903 37.7 144 3660 611.2 32.4 5.5 0.3 22.5 1912 1052.4 231.2 1912N 3084 10 655.1 30 72.96 0 15.95 43 11828 627.45 683/435 12537 15.5
Alkem Laboratories 2 1903 23.9 457 5714 799.8 66.9 16 0.1 14.6 1912 1596.4 348.6 1912N 4989.6 18 993.2 63 66.03 0 14.44 72.1 31552 2638.9 2720/1660 31657 26.6
Ambalal Sarabhai 10 1903 76.6 3 0 -3.9 -0.5 - 0.4 - 1912 0 0.8 1912N 0 -41 2 142 30.75 0 0 160.3 129 16.8 22-Sep 136 -
Amrutanjan Health Ca 1 1903 2.9 50 253 24.5 8.4 2.15 0 16.8 1912 82.8 9.5 1912N 202.2 20 17.2 68 50.02 0 12.62 18.7 1361 465.55 559/266 1280 43.3
Anuh Pharma Ltd 5 1903 12.5 66 321 23.4 9.3 2.75 0 14.2 1912 75.9 6.3 1912N 234.9 -1 15.2 -16 72.03 0 0.01 8.9 342 136.5 170/101 335 16.7
AstraZeneca Pharma I 2 1903 5 120 728 54.5 21.8 - 0 18.1 1912 223.9 26.7 1912N 636.9 18 62.6 40 75 0 5.75 16.2 6631 2652.55 2940/1635 6458 91.5
Aurobindo Pharma 1 1903 58.6 194 12258 1529.7 26.1 2.5 0.4 13.5 1912 3345.7 419.1 1912N 9646.2 7 1147.7 7 51.86 5 34.59 200.4 29877 509.9 838/390 34321 18.6
Bajaj Healthcare 10 1903 13.8* 53 370 16.3 11.8 - 0.8 14.4 1912 99.3 6.4 1912N 291.5 54 12.9 106 67.26 0 0 0.9 317 230.00XB 265/166 382 -
Bharat Parentera 10 1903 5.7 169 220 22.6 39.4 - 0 23.3 1912 73.6 8.5 1912N 172.4 -3 18.4 14 74.41 0 0 1.5 101 176.65 259/152 92 4.2
Biocon 5 1903 600.0* 59 2885 492.7 4.1 0.33 0 6.9 1912 501.3 120.7 1912N 1506 -29 338.7 -20 60.66 0 21.63 206.7 37176 309.80XB 323/211 36821 90.9
Bliss GVS Pharma 1 1903 10.3 58 427 74.4 7.2 1 0.1 12.3 1912 124.8 23.6 1912N 344 7 75.9 9 41.59 0 27.75 14.1 1265 122.65 184/74 1239 15.7
Cadila Healthcar 1 1903 102.4 87 6493 1602.1 15.6 3.5 0.3 17.9 1912 1848.6 281.6 1912N 4875.1 1 988.2 -26 74.87 0 16.99 128.1 27252 266.2 352/206 30080 21.8
Caplin Point Lab 2 1903 15.1 56 537 148.2 19.6 2.2 0 34.8 1912 154.2 47.6 1912N 427.7 4 147.5 37 69.02 0 7.47 28 2220 293.55 466/237 2176 11.8
Cipla 2 1903 161.2* 196 12374 1888.4 23.4 3 0 12 1912 2926.2 282.2 1912N 9525.7 7 1713.6 37 36.65 0 41.12 224.4 34987 433.95 586/390 34812 14.9
Dishman Carbogen Amc 2 1903 32.3 303 549 56 3.5 0.2 0.1 1.1 1912 117.7 -2.2 1912N 428.8 20 34 25 61.4 0 22.58 43.7 1125 69.7 258/64 1564 17.9
Divi’s Lab 2 1903 53.1 263 4880 1332.7 50.2 16 0 19.1 1912 1390.5 360.7 1912N 3934.3 9 980.9 -6 51.99 0 35.16 84.8 59473 2240.3 2249/1467 59473 46.8
Dr. Reddy’s Labs 5 1903 83.1 763 10626 1277.3 76.9 20 0.1 10.1 1912 3044 521.7 1912N 8998.7 13 2434.9 127 26.75 0 45.13 115.1 52670 3169.75 3363/2352 53448 20
Eris Lifesciences 1 1903 13.8 84 897 285.4 20.8 - 0 24.7 1912 254.3 62.7 1912N 789.5 13 236.2 1 56.23 0 20.65 33.6 5986 435.3 662/358 5980 20.7
Everest Organics 10 1903 8 32 156 7.5 9.4 1 0.7 28.9 1912 39.7 1.8 1912N 120.9 17 6.9 6 73.59 0 0.02 7.1 97 120.75 245/116 113 12.3
FDC Ltd. 1 1903 17.1 84 1076 171.5 10 - 0 12 1912 317.9 73.3 1912N 1000 24 188.3 37 69.23 0 14.61 25.4 4132 241.7 269/152 4117 18.6
Fermenta Biotech 5 1903 14.7* 20 19 -2.7 -0.9 1.25 2.2 - 1912 66.5 9.8 1912N 228.4 1500 56.5 361 59.44 0 0.51 5.6 656 222.95XB 337/192 789 -
GlaxoSmithKline Phar 10 1903 169.4 126 3129 425.4 25.1 20 0 19.9 1912 778.7 -644.1 1912N 2448.8 3 -27.9 -109 74.99 0 11.52 103.8 22538 1330.4 1745/1131 21383 236.9
Glenmark Pharma 1 1903 28.2 423 6305 1622.1 57.5 2 0.3 13.6 1912 1816.3 345.5 1912N 5104.9 8 1005.4 -25 46.58 0 37.2 137.4 7881 279.3 667/267 10759 6.1
Granules India L 1 1903 25.4 56 2098 161.8 6.4 1 0.7 11.4 1912 616.4 88.5 1912N 1823.1 19 242.3 101 42.9 30 20.95 92.5 4402 173.15 189/84 5273 15.5
Gufic BioSciences Lt 1 1903 7.8 10 351 21.9 2.8 0.05 1.3 29.1 1912 97.7 7 1912N 276.2 7 18.1 15 65.75 0 9.95 16 469 60.3 94/51 558 19.4
Guj. Themis Bios 5 1903 7.3 13 41 6.4 4.4 - 0 34.6 1912 30.6 9.7 1912N 58.8 91 12.7 227 74.99 0 0.04 7.1 171 117.95 138/31 169 11.2
Hester Biosciences L 10 1903 8.5 211 171 43.9 51.5 11 0.2 24.4 1912 43.4 7.7 1912N 128 5 26.2 -17 53.73 0 2.15 8.8 1252 1471.7 2044/1334 1281 32.4
Hikal Ltd. 2 1903 24.7 61 1590 103.1 8.4 1.2 0.8 13.6 1912 404.1 28.4 1912N 1128.3 0 60 -14 68.76 0 6.79 35.7 1428 115.85 187/101 1996 15.3
Ind-Swift Laboratori 10 1903 47.6 76 724 48.1 10.1 - 2.9 8 1912 196 -9.3 1912N 566.8 6 -38.4 -154 52.16 87 0.46 14.5 76 16.05 52/15 1105 -
Indoco Remedies 2 1903 18.4 72 968 -2.8 -0.3 0.3 0.4 - 1912 289.3 9.3 1912N 834 17 18.9 230 58.68 0 17.19 15 2188 237.45 272/133 2394 -
IOL Chemicals and Ph 10 1903 56.9 82 1685 236.7 41.6 - 0.6 50.9 1912 511.3 98 1912N 1453 15 271 101 41.89 0 1.74 29.6 1455 255.8 317/162 1683 3.9
Ipca Laboratorie 2 1903 25.3 248 3633 454.9 36 3 0.1 14.5 1912 1139.1 196.6 1912N 3362.6 20 524.7 52 46.07 0 39.91 66.5 18265 1445.55 1541/844 18335 28.8
J B Chemicals & Phar 2 1903 15.5 192 1501 182.1 23.6 5 0 12.3 1912 385 62.2 1912N 1223.9 9 217.3 55 55.9 0 21.04 33.5 4513 583.95 599/307 4518 17.4
Jenburkt Pharmac 10 1903 4.6 169 123 19.8 43.1 10.2 0.1 25.6 1912 33.6 4.6 1912N 88.6 1 10.3 -21 45.73 0 2.22 5.9 174 379.5 560/366 130 10.2
Jubilant Life Scienc 1 1903 15.9 147 3439 147.6 9.3 4.5 0.7 6.3 1912 801.2 34.6 1912N 2348.5 -9 210 50 50.67 0 30.07 46.6 7631 479.1 898/392 9199 35.1
Kilitch Drugs(I) 10 1903 15.4 97 96 14.8 9.6 0.5 0.1 9.8 1912 18.1 2.2 1912N 47.9 -35 4.9 -59 68.9 0 0.05 10.1 146 94.55 217/93 151 19.2
Kimia Biosciences 1 1903 4.6 1 94 3.9 0.8 - 8.6 57.8 1912 27.4 0.1 1912N 85 13 2.2 -44 74.42 0 0.39 11.7 107 23 46/19 136 -
Kopran Ltd 10 1903 43.3 51 197 13 3 - 0.2 5.9 1912 54.7 5.5 1912N 140.7 2 9.4 4 43.77 0 2.57 31.5 107 24.85 46/24 144 8.1
Krebs Biochemicals & 10 1903 18 -7 48 -20 -11.1 - -3.5 - 1912 7.5 -7.3 1912N 18.7 -48 -22.7 -53 67.35 0 0.01 4.8 165 91.6 123/60 198 -
Laurus Labs 10 1903 106.9 149 2236 95 8.9 1.5 0.6 6 1912 721 78 1912N 1968.1 22 154.5 203 32.58 32 42.61 46.8 4468 417.95 460/298 5384 22.5
Lincoln Pharmace 10 1903 20 131 353 46.6 23.3 1.5 0.1 17.8 1912 95.6 10.2 1912N 300.8 9 40.3 2 32.39 0 0.27 13.3 305 152.6 220/124 330 6.4
Lupin Ltd. 2 1903 90.6* 378 11356 1538.8 34 5 0 9 1912 2715.9 -81.5 1912N 8541.8 2 502.3 -50 46.93 0 38.97 288.6 30016 662.6 882/621 29956 28.7
Marksans Pharma 1 1903 40.9 11 424 43.6 1.1 0.05 0.2 9.3 1912 116.9 13 1912N 319.8 -4 30.5 -20 48.24 0 3.07 125.2 665 16.25 28-Nov 741 -
Medicamen Biotec 10 1903 12.2 71 123 12 9.8 1 0.1 13.8 1912 35.3 3.7 1912N 102 14 10.8 18 44.77 0 0.47 4.4 346 283.5 556/265 349 25.4
Morepen Labs.Lt 2 1903 90 6 717 28.6 0.6 - 0.5 10.3 1912 213.5 9.9 1912N 602.8 18 22.9 18 34.54 0 14.74 130.7 433 9.63 24-Sep 532 -
Natco Pharma 2 1903 36.4* 196 1986 667.1 36.6 6.25 0.1 18.7 1912 447.7 103.6 1912N 1370.1 -13 373.5 -31 48.97 0 31.61 73.5 10940 600.85 738/482 11061 22
Nectar Lifesciences 1 1903 22.4 49 2785 47.3 2.1 0.05 0.7 4.3 1912 652.5 8.9 1912N 1802.6 -9 24.3 -19 44.35 0 2.33 40.4 242 10.78 21-Oct 1023 5.8
Neuland Laborat 10 1903 12.8 541 667 16.1 12.6 1.2 0.3 2.3 1912 203.6 11 1912N 570.8 16 25.2 168 35.86 4 33.71 11 495 386 761/377 668 15.5

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 AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
NGL Fine-Chem Li 5 1903 3.1 149 153 20.1 32.6 1.75 0.3 21.8 1912 37.4 2 1912N 115.3 7 10.5 -21 73.82 0 0 4.8 246 398.35 620/386 266 14.2
Novartis 5 1903 12.3 307 491 51.8 21 10 0 6.8 1912 117.5 7.7 1912N 344.6 -9 3.3 -90 70.67 0 1.04 40.5 1377 557.5 780/550 764 60.3
P&G Health 10 U1912 16.6 1023 927 158.8 95.6 - 0 9.3 1912 236.8 38.2 - - 7 - - 51.81 0 14.27 42.2 6726 4051.9 5121/3300 5482 42.4
Panacea Biotec L 1 1903 6.1 67 96 26.6 4.3 - 0.4 6.5 1912 55.5 -19.7 1912N 101.3 -69 -120.6 23 73.59 69 1.75 11 673 109.9 215/102 822 10.6
Pfizer Ltd. 10 1903 45.7 658 2082 429.1 93.8 22.5 0 14.2 1912 538.2 139.1 1912N 1649.6 7 406.1 27 63.92 0 16.7 75.6 20221 4420.1 4930/2798 18309 39.2
Piramal Enterprises 2 1903 45.1* 976 3671 -862 -38.2 28 0.6 - 1912 915.7 36.7 1912N 3230.5 22 629.1 179 22.84 0 48.54 119.4 29373 1302.35 2621/1262 40544 -
RPG Life Sciences 8 1903 13.2 97 330 10.8 6.5 2.4 0.2 6.7 1912 94.4 7.9 1912N 286.9 10 26 181 72.06 0 0.14 15.4 378 228.3 351/155 412 13.7
*Sanofi India 10 1912 23 1060 3071 414.2 179.8 349 0 16.9 1912 826.3 97.3 - - 10 - - 60.39 0 29.63 26.6 17396 7553.4 7660/5300 16564 42
Sequent Scientific 2 1903 49.7 37 168 7.6 0.3 0.2 0 0.8 1912 61.8 2.9 1912N 165 49 14.5 134 56.15 62 10.95 16.2 1987 80 99/63 2024 -
Shilpa Medicare L 1 1903 8.2 157 664 124.1 15.2 1 0.1 9.7 1912 216.9 56.6 1912N 608 23 135.8 26 53.8 10 26.88 15.3 3740 458.8 539/191 3809 24.5
SMS Lifesciences Ind 10 1903 3 347 344 16.6 55 1.5 0.4 15.8 1912 46.4 -0.3 1912N 210.7 -14 7.7 -39 67.99 9 0.17 10.6 75 247.45 620/219 112 6.4
SMS Pharmaceuticals 1 1903 8.5 40 465 41.5 4.9 0.2 0.4 12.2 1912 80.4 7.5 1912N 117.9 -67 9.5 -73 67.29 9 0.55 15.3 313 36.95 69/36 428 9.5
Solara Active Pharma 10 1903 26.1* 331 1367 62 20.4 - 0.5 7.2 1912 343.7 41.2 1912N 1025 4 94.3 170 40.13 0 23.34 54.7 1625 623.8 737/275 1991 12.5
Strides Pharma Scien 10 1903 89.6* 364 1537 110.4 12.3 3 0.2 3.4 1912 364.5 13.7 1912N 1232.4 12 85.3 639 31.27 48 47.22 76.5 4157 464.1 547/288 4785 22.6
Sun Pharma. 1 1903 239.9 95 10303 816.6 3.4 2.75 0.3 3.6 1912 3013.6 468.8 1912N 9695.9 25 2055.3 917 54.55 10 32.95 602.4 96189 400.9 484/350 101699 30.8
Suven Life Sciences 1 1903 12.7 78 664 150.1 11.8 1.5 0 15.1 1912 2.8 -4.5 1912N 5.8 -98 -11.2 -123 60 0 8.01 63.6 612 48.05 335/20 635 5.6
Themis Medicare Ltd. 10 1903 9.2* 156 184 -12.7 -13.8 - 0.5 - 1912 53.8 7.5 1912N 155.4 5 10.7 627 67.31 0 0.01 3.9 318 346.25 458/140 391 -
Torrent Pharmac 5 1903 84.6 296 5762 745.4 44 17 0.9 14.9 1912 1471 220 1912N 4677 6 771 33 71.24 36 20.8 35.8 37100 2192.4 2286/1453 41329 39.7
TTK Healthcare Ltd. 10 1903 14.1 175 628 24.4 17.2 5 0.1 9.7 1912 165.8 4.5 1912N 509.3 4 11.9 -39 74.56 0 4.55 12.9 570 403.2 740/395 472 33.8
Tyche Industries 10 1903 10.3 59 54 7.1 7 0.5 0 11.9 1912 19.6 5.1 1912N 58.9 39 14.1 124 61.96 0 0 3.4 103 100.3 135/36 74 6.9
Unichem Labs 2 1903 14.1 387 968 8.8 1.2 4 0 0.3 1912 231.2 -20.4 1912N 688.8 0 -44.8 -3814 50.62 0 11.25 37.1 885 125.75 212/125 694 -
Vivimed Labs 2 1903 16.6 64 252 6.2 0.7 - 0.6 1.1 1912 62.8 -4.5 1912N 221.5 25 -7.4 -308 34.23 66 3.76 31.2 80 9.62 27-Sep 359 -
Wintac Ltd. 10 1903 10 -4 72 0.1 0.1 - -14.6 - 1912 20.5 -0.6 1912N 55.9 20 -4.3 0 54.98 0 0.01 5 86 86.25 239/64 150 -
Wockhardt Ltd. 5 1903 55.4 111 2150 -81.9 -7.4 - 1.2 - 1912 328.7 -69.8 1912N 1105.2 -34 -152.7 -216 72.4 25 5.41 119.6 3352 302.7 471/230 4395 -
Zenotech Laboratorie 10 1903 61 6 13 -3.1 -0.5 - 0.5 - 1912 6.5 6.9 1912N 20.6 147 10.8 290 68.84 0 0.01 6.2 131 21.5 35/14 138 -
Zim Laboratories 10 1903 16.2 93 332 16 9.9 0.5 0.4 10.7 1912 72.2 0.7 1912N 206.4 -13 0.2 -98 33.38 0 0 4.3 96 59.6 150/48 156 19.9
Zota Healthcare 10 1903 24.6* 28 86 5.6 2.3 1 0 8.1 1909 25.3 1.1 1909H 47 9 1.7 -60 69.67 0 0.6 2.3 406 165.35XB 237/163 404 -
72 PLANTATIONS - TEA AND C OFFEE
IND. COMPOSITE 283 7572 634 41
Andrew Yule & Co 2 1903 97.8 4 311 8.7 0.2 - 0.3 4.6 1912 85.9 3.8 1912N 257.2 8 9.7 -20 89.24 0 4.75 29.8 495 10.13 20-Oct 465 -
Aspinwall and Co 10 1903 7.8 174 272 8 10.2 3 0.5 5.9 1909 57.6 -0.7 1909H 113 -8 -3.5 44 64.45 0 0.01 2.7 91 115.9 187/106 152 8.4
Bombay Burmah 2 1903 14 37 242 -19.7 -2.8 1 1.6 - 1912 49.7 27.7 1912N 166.4 -3 0.9 103 65.92 2 7.41 31.5 7704 1104.15 1384/740 8096 -
CCL Products India 2 1903 26.6 49 809 125.4 9.4 3.5 0.6 19.3 1912 224 36.1 1912N 652.4 6 142.5 87 45.53 0 30.77 19.8 3064 230.35 306/181 3386 16
Dhunseri Tea & Indus 10 1903 7 867 181 1.4 1.9 5 0.1 0.2 1912 53.7 0.6 1912N 155.1 7 92.3 487 67.12 0 4.4 17 103 146.55 315/138 131 1.3
Goodricke Group 10 1903 21.6 142 749 9.5 4.4 4 0.2 3.1 1912 286.5 1.1 1912N 703.5 11 63.2 -5 74 0 0.01 14.5 339 156.9 254/150 373 52.6
Jayshree Tea 5 1903 14.4 93 561 3.1 1.1 0.35 1.5 1.1 1912 144.3 -15.8 1912N 402.9 -12 -13.4 -139 50.38 0 6.82 24.2 116 40.3 79/40 503 -
Rossell India 2 1903 7.3 46 249 0.6 0.2 - 0.7 0.3 1912 90.6 2 1912N 255.1 27 37.4 138 74.87 0 7.92 7.1 213 58 89/33 337 9.6
Tata Coffee Ltd. 1 1903 18.7 52 703 71.6 3.8 1.5 0.1 7.4 1912 166.2 24.4 1912N 552.1 10 69.2 17 57.48 0 6.26 95.8 1429 76.5 107/67 1512 17.6
Tata Consumer Produc 1 1903 63.1 70 3430 410.9 6.5 2.5 0 9.2 1912 932.5 94.2 1912N 2815.5 6 300 -16 34.45 4 40.92 190.4 21736 344.4 408/193 21268 61.5
The United Nilgiri 10 1903 5 279 66 14.4 28.8 2.7 0 10.3 1912 17.1 4.7 1912N 46.6 -12 10.6 -13 50.55 0 15.24 2.8 116 232.5 379/220 98 9.1
73 PLASTICS - OTHERS
IND. COMPOSITE 592 24547 1700 32
Apollo Pipes 10 1903 13.1 148 362 23.9 18.3 1 0.5 12.3 1912 100 6.7 1912N 313.8 15 22.3 20 47.1 0 14.22 5.6 517 394.3 522/320 466 18.7
Astral Poly Technik 1 1903 15.1* 77 1916 141.4 9.4 0.7 0.1 12.3 1912 520 57.7 1912N 1537.1 25 161.5 63 55.74 0 28.94 36.2 16923 1123.25XB 1265/854 17007 81.2
Captain Polyplast L 2 1903 10.1 8 149 7.2 1.4 0.04 1.4 17.5 1912 58.8 4.7 1912N 136.8 44 9.6 137 74.92 2 0.11 2.1 151 29.95 39/22 205 11.8
Dhunseri Ventures 10 1903 35 250 722 50.9 14.5 4 0.1 5.8 1912 14.2 14.4 1912N 24.3 -97 40 -26 74.85 0 3.72 20.7 199 56.75 117/56 238 5.4
Finolex Industri 10 1903 124.1 204 3091 349.8 28.2 10 0 13.8 1912 699.4 93.3 1912N 2219.9 4 268.5 4 52.47 0 14.13 119.2 6848 551.85 635/440 6910 19
Kingfa Science & Tec 10 1903 12.1 268 702 19.1 15.7 - 0.1 5.9 1912 188.5 7.6 1912N 562.1 8 24 265 74.99 0 6.66 8 704 581.5 770/540 668 19.3
Kkalpana lndustries 2 1903 18.8 34 2009 25.6 2.7 0.24 0.4 8 1912 462.8 4.7 1912N 1371.7 -6 14.4 -20 74.84 0 0 5.5 179 19 25/13 282 8.1
Kriti Industries 1 1903 5 17 569 6.6 1.3 0.15 0.8 7.8 1912 148 4 1912N 465.8 3 12.7 101 65.97 0 0.01 5.8 88 17.8 33/16 142 6.8
Mayur Uniquoters 5 1903 22.7 115 573 87.2 19.2 3.25 0 16.7 1912 124.6 18.2 1912N 377 -16 54.1 -20 61.36 0 16.7 20.3 1021 225.35 376/200 1021 13.8
Mold-Tek Packaging 5 1903 13.9 69 394 24.1 8.7 4 0.5 12.6 1912 100.7 8.8 1912N 330.9 13 30.2 16 35.18 8 24.35 21.2 640 230.65 322/225 728 22.6
Multibase India Ltd. 10 1903 12.6 79 110 15.4 12.2 - 0 15.5 1912 14.3 1 1912N 46.2 -48 5.5 -52 74.99 0 1.42 8.6 142 112.9 432/110 93 15.2
Nilkamal Ltd. 10 1903 14.9 593 2304 111.2 74.5 13 0.1 12.6 1912 522.6 27.6 1912N 1589.8 -9 100.8 21 63.96 0 17.34 25.1 2031 1360.75 1544/890 2075 15.8
OK Play India Ltd. 10 1903 19.2 32 119 2.9 1.5 - 1.4 4.8 1912 11 -4.3 1912N 50 -43 -5.3 -246 59.71 84 0.07 9.1 74 38.3 54/13 160 -
Pil Italica Lifestyl 1 1903 23.5 3 53 3.1 0.1 - 0 5.3 1912 12.5 0.7 1912N 37.6 -6 2.3 129 66.11 0 0.65 9.6 108 4.59 11-Apr 108 -
Plastiblends Ind 5 1903 13 103 627 31.2 12 1.25 0.3 11.6 1912 144.7 11.4 1912N 465.3 1 32.2 45 63.37 0 3.16 9.6 445 171.15 243/160 513 10.8
Prakash Pipes 10 1903 20.4 53 341 28.6 14 - 0 26.1 1912 93.2 7.4 1912N 298.8 16 20.6 -1 39.29 27 1.69 76.4 108 52.9 109/47 107 3.8
Prince Pipes & Fitti 10 1903 110 38 1572 83.4 7.6 - 0.6 19.8 1912 395.9 24.3 1912N 1204.9 12 84.2 61 63.24 0 15.38 98.3 1628 148 197/145 1858 14.1
Responsive Industrie 1 1903 26.7 24 629 28.4 1.1 0.12 0.2 4.4 1912 99.7 5.9 1912N 346.7 -37 32.7 -18 50.13 0 8.15 2.9 2255 84.5 105/82 2349 -
Shaily Engineering P 10 1903 8.3 164 338 19.3 23.2 - 0.7 14.2 1912 88.3 6.3 1912N 256.4 -2 16.6 6 51.06 0 12.6 4.5 329 395.85 795/385 426 16.3
Supreme Inds. 2 1903 25.4 157 5612 461 36.3 13 0.1 23.1 1912 1373.3 134.4 1912N 4080.8 0 343.3 -1 49.7 0 31.67 36.7 15692 1235.35 1414/950 15818 34.4
TPL Plastech Ltd. 10 1903 7.8 102 219 11.4 14.6 3.5 0.7 14.4 1912 55.3 2.9 1912N 160.4 3 8.6 25 74.99 0 0.11 6.2 81 104.4 164/97 131 6.2
VIP Indus. 2 1903 28.3 39 1784 128.8 9.1 3.2 0.2 23.6 1912 432.1 26.6 1912N 1407.8 4 94.3 -15 53.45 0 18.18 83.1 5448 385.5 520/342 5525 48.4
Wim Plast Ltd 10 1903 12 272 352 39.3 32.7 7 0 12 1912 75.1 10 1912N 240.6 -4 33.9 30 69.9 0 10.44 7.1 387 322.25 619/315 383 8.2
74 POWER - GENERATION/ DIS TRIBUTION
IND. COMPOSITE 49303 168274 1 6618 9
Adani Green Energy 10 1903 1564 9 318 -35 -0.2 - 2.1 - 1912 840.8 26.2 1912N 1190.8 1017 69.9 263 74.91 17 21.09 86.6 22670 144.95 243/35 25579 -
Adani Power Ltd. 10 1903 3856.9 24 2404 -225.2 -0.6 - 2.1 - 1912 425.5 -66.7 1912N 474 -80 -1261.5 -677 74.97 30 20.98 283.3 16990 44.05 74/37 35600 -
BF Utilities Ltd. 5 1903 18.8 34 18 27.2 7.2 - 0.3 21.2 1912 2.8 -0.6 1912N 15.8 1 1.8 -94 55.98 0 0.84 44.5 1012 268.75 361/146 1009 -
CESC Ltd. 10 1903 132.6 737 7754 937 70.7 17.5 0.6 9.6 1912 1648 176 1912N 6253 3 668 6 49.91 0 41.52 51.1 7874 594 855/588 13578 8.1
Guj. Industries 10 1903 151.3 170 1407 176.4 11.7 2.9 0.2 6.9 1912 350.3 49 1912N 1036.3 -1 186.1 1272 55.69 0 16.39 52.5 967 63.95 87/63 1190 2.8
GVK Power & Infrastr 1 1903 157.9 12 23 113.9 0.7 - 0.3 6.2 1912 3.1 12.1 1912N 20 113 47.6 7 54.25 0 4.23 258.2 497 3.15 9-Mar 968 -
India Power Corp 1 1903 97.4 11 523 18.7 0.2 0.05 0.3 1.7 1912 121.2 5.6 1912N 353 -13 14.5 41 59.49 67 0.14 3.8 623 6.4 16-May 884 -
Jaiprakash Power Ven 10 1912 6840.5 14 3732 -377.9 -0.6 - 1 - 1912 797.8 -3146.6 - - -12 - - 26.06 87 48.98 290.1 616 0.9 3-Jan 9142 -
JSW Energy Ltd. 10 1903 1642.4 62 5118 251.4 1.5 1 0.2 2.5 1912 1091.7 263.2 1912N 3298 -18 402.8 80 74.88 37 16 118 8663 52.75 80/52 10605 20.1
Nava Bharat Ventures 2 1903 35.2 165 1359 166.2 9.4 1.5 0.1 5.7 1912 240.7 20.1 1912N 851.1 -16 88.4 -31 46.11 0 21.28 24.8 1142 64.8 121/59 1342 9.1
NHPC 10 1903 10045 29 8161 2630.6 2.6 1.46 0.6 9 1912 1795.1 403.7 1912N 6821.8 10 2624.3 23 73.11 0 16.88 656.8 21798 21.7 29/20 38858 7
NLC India L 10 1903 1386.6 90 7146 1267 9.1 4.53 1 10.1 1912 2128.2 361.6 1912N 5641.8 8 1021.4 5 80.7 0 11.58 95.3 6850 49.4 80/46 18517 5.2
NTPC 10 1903 9894.6 109 90307 11749.9 11.9 6.08 1.3 10.9 1912 23496.3 2995.1 1912N 70453.5 2 8860.4 20 54.13 0 43.31 582.2 103893 105 146/103 236949 7.9
Orient Green Power C 10 1903 750.7 10 31 -6.5 -0.1 - 0.3 - 1912 7.6 4.7 1912N 20.8 -27 -2.8 89 48.72 100 8.16 31.9 123 1.64 6-Jan 376 -
PTC India 10 1903 296 112 13496 262.3 8.9 4 0.3 7.9 1912 3464.6 58.3 1912N 13187.7 22 255.9 23 16.21 0 56.07 139.5 1332 45 82/44 2170 4.3

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
RattanIndia Power 10 1903 4564.4 8 1909 -2791.5 -6.1 - 3.1 - 1912 371.8 2106.7 1912N 1479.6 -9 1950.6 175 34.34 83 28.52 151.3 922 2.02 3-Jan 6485 -
Ravindra Energy Ltd. 10 1903 119.6 19 163 6.8 0.6 - 0.8 3 1912 32.2 3.5 1912N 117.5 2 5.8 -52 74.5 9 0 69.3 328 27.45 48/22 499 -
Reliance Infrastruct 10 1903 263 543 794 -913.4 -34.7 - 0.4 - 1912 385.1 380.2 1912N 960.6 46 1001 33 34.57 86 22.12 787.5 443 16.85 146/17 5181 -
Reliance Power L 10 1903 2805.1 46 43 -601.7 -2.1 - 0.5 - 1912 5 -44.1 1912N 47.4 28 -123.9 -31 38.49 77 12.84 3095.6 435 1.55 13-Jan 7172 -
SJVN Ltd. 10 1903 3929.8 29 2656 1364.3 3.5 2.15 0.2 12.1 1912 490.6 212 1912N 2161.8 17 1252.5 38 87.89 0 8.45 95.5 8980 22.85 28/23 8014 5.2
Tata Power Co. 1 1903 270.5 52 7933 1708.6 6.3 1.3 1.2 12 1912 1932.2 6.9 1912N 5962 3 458.1 -72 36.21 4 47.25 345.9 11644 43.05 77/42 28530 22.7
Torrent Power Ltd. 10 1903 480.6 186 12978 889.2 18.5 5 0.9 9.9 1912 3048.3 440.5 1912N 10511.4 4 1460.3 69 53.56 49 26.52 112.2 15123 314.65 333/235 23130 10.2
75 POWER - TRANSMISSIO N/E QUIPMENT
IND. COMPOSITE 6556 59968 11258 13
Adani Transmission L 10 1903 1099.8 16 833 42.4 0.4 - 5.4 2.4 1912 192.4 -9.3 1912N 192.5 -66 -16.7 -135 74.91 35 23.27 40.8 25961 236.05 366/193 35206 -
GE Power India 10 1903 67.2 132 1903 76 11.3 6 0 8.6 1912 765.3 100.9 1912N 1713.2 10 70 43 68.57 0 17.75 33.5 4684 696.75 933/657 3856 48.2
GE T&D India 2 1903 51.2 56 4219 212.7 8.3 1.8 0.1 14.9 1912 939.8 -37.7 1912N 2494.5 -25 -115.4 -162 74.99 0 17.19 36.5 3239 126.5 304/119 3259 -
Kalpataru Power 2 1903 30.9 204 7115 401.3 25.9 3 0.2 12.7 1912 1979 137 1912N 5601 21 356 35 54.36 41 36.35 30.6 5084 328.6 554/317 5546 10.3
KEC International Lt 2 1903 51.4 97 10118 497.7 19.4 2.7 0.6 19.9 1912 2646.9 145.6 1912N 7229.6 10 364.2 27 51.59 0 35.41 91.1 8303 322.95 358/230 9577 14.4
Power Grid Corpo 10 1903 5231.6 113 34119 9938.5 19 8.33 2.3 16.8 1912 8992 2673.5 1912N 26481.1 6 7628.5 11 54.96 0 40.55 556.5 99740 190.65 216/177 230748 9.3
Transformers & Recti 1 1903 13.3 25 833 5 0.4 - 0.7 1.5 1912 204.9 0.8 1912N 521.3 -14 2.2 671 74.9 22 0.37 34.3 96 7.26 17-Jun 304 -
Voltamp Transformers 10 1903 10.1 679 829 84.8 83.9 22.5 0 12.4 1912 251.3 35 1912N 633.5 11 77.8 48 50 0 36.91 14.8 1286 1271.6 1475/960 1275 11.7
76 PROJECT CONSULTANCY /TURNKEY
IND. COMPOSITE 1619 7357 985 14
Engineers India 5 1903 316 36 2444 370.1 5.9 4 0 16.3 1912 890.6 108.7 1912N 2349.2 28 300.5 9 51.49 0 31.91 189.3 4515 71.45 129/68 1854 11.4
K P Energy Ltd. 10 1903 11.1 49 158 19.4 17.5 1 0.6 35.9 1912 5 -0.7 1912N 69 -24 6.8 -47 69.44 0 0 0.5 130 117 223/100 153 9.7
OM Metals Infraproje 1 1903 9.6 68 215 16 1.7 0.25 0.1 2.4 1912 28.6 -2.6 1912N 129.5 -20 -0.2 -101 71.01 0 0.87 16.1 161 16.7 36/13 194 -
Power Mech Projects 10 1903 14.7 528 1737 95.7 65.1 1 0.4 12.3 1912 515.8 30.2 1912N 1496.3 28 88.4 32 62.49 0 14.35 12.1 897 609.7 1164/562 1137 7.6
Prozone Intu Propert 2 1903 30.5 68 8 2.4 0.2 - 0 0.2 1912 2.4 1.1 1912N 7.1 20 3.8 315 30.43 0 7.78 30.5 227 14.85 34/13 239 -
Reliance Ind.Inf 10 1903 15.1 224 85 7.8 5.2 3 0 2.3 1912 20 2.1 1912N 60.3 -5 5.9 -1 45.43 0 0.49 73.9 423 280.1 479/219 421 54.6
Rites Ltd. 10 1903 250.0* 95 1969 444.6 17.8 12.75 0 18.6 1912 602.6 139.7 1912N 1848 47 465 49 77.38 0 13.54 63.8 7069 282.75XB 331/181 3600 11.8
Shriram EPC Ltd. 10 1903 971.5 13 741 28.6 0.3 - 0.5 2.3 1912 192.8 3.5 1912N 559.9 33 10.5 -60 28.75 64 66.77 20.2 295 3.04 14-Mar 837 -
77 REFINERIES
IND. COMPOSITE 22958 1614699 6 7721 16
Adani Gas 1 1903 110 10 1719 228.7 2.1 0.25 0.3 20.6 1912 489.2 114.5 1912N 1412.3 13 314.2 105 74.8 0 21.51 88.2 13990 127.2 195/113 14176 35.9
Bharat Petroleum 10 1903 2169.3 170 297275 7132 32.9 21.67 0.7 19.3 1912 74732.8 1260.6 1912N 215391.5 -4 4044.2 1 52.97 0 32.53 195 87388 402.85 550/309 114502 12.2
Chennai Petro. 10 1903 148.9 222 41338 -213.4 -14.3 - 1.9 - 1912 9146.7 6.4 1912N 28532.1 -9 -440 -139 67.28 0 20.62 66.4 1388 93.2 278/91 7148 -
Hind. Petrol 10 1903 1523.8 185 275197 6028.7 39.6 20 0.9 21.4 1912 70749.6 747.2 1912N 202611.5 -2 2610.5 -15 51.11 0 39.95 232 30606 200.85 333/191 55621 5.5
Indian Oil Corp 10 1903 9414.2 116 527693 16894.2 17.9 9.25 0.8 15.5 1912 124615.2 2339 1912N 367817.4 -8 6498.6 -40 51.49 0 21.42 487.3 94895 100.8 170/100 178063 7.5
Mangalore Refine 10 1903 1752.6 61 62062 332 1.9 1 0.8 3.1 1912 16744.6 -36.6 1912N 43206.5 -8 -1111.2 -8595 88.58 0 5.02 311.6 6485 37 76/35 14075 -
PetronetLNG 10 1903 1500 67 38395 2155.4 14.4 1.25 0 21.4 1912 8910.2 675.2 1912N 26884.8 -10 2338.6 36 49.99 0 37.77 302.9 35265 235.1 302/220 32406 12.7
Reliance Inds. 10 1903 6339.3* 639 371019 35163 55.5 5.5 0.4 8.7 1912 86289 9585 1912N 261689 -9 28323 6 48.87 0 37.39 2309.5 805119 1270.05 1618/1096 958546 21.8
78 RETAIL
IND. COMPOSITE 1912 69799 2590 84
Aditya Birla Fashion 10 1903 773.9* 18 8118 321.2 4.2 - 0.8 22.5 1912 2562.5 -33.4 1912N 6925.1 12 -4.9 -104 59.09 0 29.86 151.7 19263 248.9 285/180 20404 97.5
Avenue Supermarts 10 1903 647.8 87 19916 936.4 14.5 - 0.1 16.7 1912 6751.9 394.3 1912N 18481.5 24 1063 45 77.27 0 13.82 205.6 145166 2241 2559/1226 145378 114.7
Future Enterprises 2 1903 91 87 4566 24 0.5 - 1.6 0.6 1912 1278.8 3 1912N 3699.6 11 6.4 129 50.11 92 4.5 51.8 1014 22.3 43/18 7295 19.2
Future Lifestyle 2 1903 40.3* 82 5377 145.4 7.2 1.4 0.5 8.8 1912 1666.6 56.8 1912N 4620.1 13 90.1 -17 45.85 100 41.59 35.9 6647 329.8 502/245 7337 52.5
Future Retail L 2 1903 105.5 73 20165 732.8 13.9 - 0.7 19 1912 5129.7 170.7 1912N 15673 6 504.4 -5 49.5 52 25.48 53.9 15218 288.55 489/267 17519 21.5
Kewal Kiran Clothing 10 1903 12.3 349 502 80.3 65.2 34 0.2 18.6 1912 126.2 11.6 1912N 403 9 57.3 -5 74.25 0 21.24 5.2 1149 931.9 1400/900 1189 14.8
Osia Hyper Retail 10 1803 6.0* 23 142 5.4 9 - 1.9 40 - - - - - - - - 62.98 0 0 0.2 149 250 305/221 168 -
Shoppers Stop 5 1903 44 111 3481 78.8 9 0.75 0 8.1 1912 994.1 -5.2 1912N 2671.8 -1 -8.2 -112 63.85 13 29.75 11.2 3250 369.35 510/339 3233 -
SORIL Infra Resource 10 1903 31.5 73 150 15 4.8 - 1.5 6.5 1912 44.4 0.3 1912N 135.7 29 -3 -132 64.7 0 13.59 14.4 303 96.25 364/74 628 -
Spencer’s Retail 5 1903 39.8 75 2187 7.9 1 - 0 1.3 1912 607.1 -17.1 1912N 1819.7 9 -31.8 -717 54.7 0 15.74 49.7 697 87.6 173/54 478 -
Trent Ltd. 1 1903 35.5 48 2532 127.5 3.6 1.3 0.2 7.5 1912 869.7 55.7 1912N 2454.9 32 152 36 37 0 36.75 54 24648 693.35 804/325 24991 146.8
V Mart Retail 10 1903 18.2 223 1434 61.6 33.9 1.7 0 15.2 1912 562.2 58.2 1912N 1329.4 22 57.8 -8 51.98 0 36.34 19.8 3966 2184.6 2867/1604 3950 69.7
V2 Retail 10 1903 34.1* 85 748 20.5 6 - 0 7 1912 219 20.8 1912N 572.1 -2 21.8 34 52.74 0 11.75 24.4 259 75.85 321/74 261 10
Vaibhav Global 10 1903 32.3* 174 480 33 10.2 10 0.1 5.8 1912 125.1 4.4 1912N 338.4 -4 21.2 -9 58.22 0 31.17 5.2 3264 1010.2 1199/618 3150 105.9
79 RUBBER
IND. COMPOSITE 79 2212 85 10
Apcotex Industries L 2 1903 10.4 54 626 46.6 9 3 0 16.8 1912 109.6 -1.4 1912N 380.4 -20 13.6 -57 57.93 0 0.6 22.5 526 101.4 245/92 520 18.2
Elgi Rubber Co. 1 1903 5 52 203 0.5 0.1 - 0.5 0.2 1912 49 0.9 1912N 138.7 -6 3.1 217 65.5 0 2.28 9.7 77 15.3 29/14 169 -
GRP L 10 1903 1.3 1003 357 6.4 47.9 8 0.5 4.8 1912 90.6 -0.3 1912N 269.2 2 4.4 -28 41.8 0 0.04 3.1 87 649.4 1165/600 144 18.4
Harrisons Malaya 10 1903 18.5 43 354 -24.1 -13.1 - 1.3 - 1912 116.2 12.7 1912N 295.8 16 6.1 124 51.76 0 0.19 23.5 114 61.8 79/44 217 -
Indag Rubber 2 1903 5.3 72 169 10.6 4 2.4 0 5.5 1912 51.2 4.1 1912N 151.4 19 11.4 32 73.36 0 1.96 5.7 211 80.3 121/66 206 15.8
Pix Transmission 10 1903 13.6 156 290 28.6 21 2.75 0.5 13.4 1912 79.1 6.6 1912N 220.8 3 20.2 -4 61.29 0 1.48 13 167 122.85 220/96 269 6
Rubfila Internationa 5 1903 24.7 27 214 17 3.4 1 0 12.8 1912 56.5 3 1912N 175.2 10 11 -17 59.08 0 0.13 39.4 149 30.1 46/27 145 10.1
80 SERVICES - OTHERS
IND. COMPOSITE 631 17140 1490 34
BLS International Se 1 1903 10.2 3 52 13.3 1.3 0.04 0.2 39.3 1912 12.6 1.6 1912N 39.7 0 21.3 75 74.24 0 3.63 18.2 530 51.75 145/51 524 23.6
CARE Ratings 10 1903 29.5 187 297 135 45.8 30 0 24.6 1912 49.8 16.5 1912N 161.4 -25 66.6 -34 0 0 59.83 47.8 1358 460.8 1019/445 1337 13.4
Career Point 10 1903 18.2 218 69 10.2 5.6 - 0.2 2.6 1912 14 5.7 1912N 44.1 -17 14.6 54 63.58 0 0.41 12.3 237 130.3 159/49 300 15.5
Central Depository 10 1903 104.5 52 153 84.4 8.1 - 0 15.6 1912 41.7 14.1 1912N 122.9 7 56.4 -6 20 0 43.42 139 2613 250 302/181 2582 32.3
CL Educate 10 1903 14.2 249 170 9.8 6.9 1 0.1 2.8 1912 29.7 -2.5 1912N 128.8 -1 6.2 -43 48.23 0 18.57 19.8 76 53.95 140/53 102 15
Crisil 1 1912 7.2* 105 1179 266.3 36.7 32 0 35.1 1912 307.9 54.1 - - 1 - - 67.39 0 17.71 30.4 11148 1538.2 2070/1135 11097 41.9
ICRA Ltd. 10 1903 9.7 568 230 96 99.4 30 0 17.5 1912 52.7 15.9 1912N 155 -10 43.9 -42 51.86 0 39.73 12.6 2658 2754.1 3295/2542 2319 41.4
IndiaMART InterMESH 10 1903 28.9 56 530 12.6 4.4 - 0 7.8 1912 160.5 63.5 1912N 457.7 26 106.2 2067 52.34 0 14.24 11.6 7377 2550.95 2862/952 7304 59.4
Just Dial 10 1903 64.9 154 916 206.8 31.9 - 0 20.7 1912 235.4 62 1912N 718.2 9 196.2 36 32.94 2 60.03 33.7 3054 470.85 825/432 3018 11.8
*Kapston Facilities 10 1903 10.1 36 147 8.6 8.4 - 0.7 23.6 - - - - - - - - 72.86 60 0 0.2 96 95.00XB 102/64 118 -
Matrimony.com 5 1903 11.4 90 340 35.9 15.8 1.5 0 17.5 1912 88.7 4.9 1912N 274.2 8 20.8 -27 50.5 0 44.92 8.6 929 408.7 750/395 864 33
Nesco Ltd. 2 1903 14.1 166 359 180.2 25.6 0.44 0 15.4 1912 115.1 69.1 1912N 314 18 180.9 40 68.19 0 8.17 23.3 4590 651.45 817/443 4586 19.8
Nxtdigital L 10 1903 20.6 958 45 -47.2 -23 17.5 0.3 - 1912 12.8 11.3 1912N 34.9 -5 -70.1 -1 70.82 0 6.52 8.9 670 325.95 489/276 1216 -
Quess Corp 10 1903 147.5 176 5613 231.3 15.7 - 0.2 8.9 1912 2089.7 62.9 1912N 5560.8 36 171.1 8 54.72 0 29.81 94.9 7390 501 820/387 7561 30.7
S Chand & Company 5 1903 17.5 235 194 -31 -8.9 - 0.1 - 1912 3.2 -22.1 1912N 33.1 -5 -56.2 12 47.23 0 13.04 47 231 66 199/48 327 -
Security and Intelli 5 1903 73.3* 48 2504 119.3 8.1 1.75 0.7 16.9 1912 774.4 36.7 1912N 2210 21 139.9 73 74.33 0 17.72 11.7 7821 533.35XS 624/351 8163 43.9
TeamLease Service 10 1903 17.1 309 4132 97 56.7 - 0 18.3 1912 1244.8 27.1 1912N 3561.5 17 70.3 1 40.02 1 52.19 7.9 4015 2348.45 3192/2160 3904 41.2

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 AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
Zee Learn Ltd. 1 1903 32.6 13 210 61.7 1.9 0.1 0.4 14.9 1912 34.9 12.7 1912N 142.9 14 52.2 40 57.17 83 24.02 96.3 471 14.45 32/14 629 6.2
81 SHIP - DOCKS/BREAKI NG/ REPAIRS
IND. COMPOSITE 1467 5231 -9684 12
Cochin Shipyard 10 1903 131.5 253 2962 481.2 36.6 13 0 14.4 1912 896.1 171.1 1912N 2605.8 20 498.9 30 75.21 0 13.69 155.2 4269 324.55 491/310 1869 7.2
Garden Reach Ship 10 1903 114.6 91 1386 109.9 9.6 6.95 0 10.6 1912 369.6 29.5 1912N 976.6 9 113.8 74 74.5 0 18.01 17 1698 148.2 249/92 -292 11.5
Gujarat Pipavav Port 10 1903 483.4 42 702 205.6 4.3 3.5 0 10.2 1912 196.6 120.4 1912N 573.4 10 244.5 58 43 0 48.04 48.9 3561 73.65 104/70 3027 12.1
*Reliance Naval 10 1903 737.6 -139 180 -10481 -142.1 - -0.5 - 1912 11.4 -406.1 1912N 58.2 -60 -1082.3 0 29.84 100 8.21 157.1 100 1.35 13-Jan 5527 -
82 SHIPPING
IND. COMPOSITE 867 7998 -1625 10
Essar Shipping 10 1903 207 10 492 -1593.5 -77 - 11.4 - 1912 189.2 -17.5 1912N 470.2 24 -90.8 46 74.36 14 9.08 85.1 125 6.06 16-May 2380 -
Great Eastern 10 1903 147 344 2651 -19.5 -1.3 5.4 0.7 - 1912 861.1 338.7 1912N 2061.6 9 293.2 289 28.43 0 44.38 61.5 3293 224.05 369/212 4773 -
Seamec Ltd. 10 1903 25.4 137 304 76.7 30.2 - 0 22.1 1912 100.6 37.7 1912N 274.7 42 104.5 162 70.83 0 3.41 9.7 994 391.15 530/281 996 7
Shipping Corpn. 10 1903 465.8 150 3926 -122 -2.6 - 0.6 - 1912 1257.6 284.5 1912N 3188.9 10 188.6 212 63.74 0 17.8 159 1835 39.4 70/25 4951 -
Shreyas Shipping & L 10 1903 22 153 625 33.6 15.3 1.2 0.7 10 1912 153.1 8.9 1912N 453.9 -2 12.8 -47 68.93 0 1.18 12.9 118 53.95 231/54 356 5.3
83 SUGAR
IND. COMPOSITE 883 36682 1254 7
Avadh Sugar & Energy 10 1903 20.0* 254 2130 119.9 59.9 3 2.8 23.6 1912 870.6 7.5 1912N 1786.3 12 28.1 -19 60.35 24 0.67 17.3 369 184.50XB 381/181 1769 3.3
Bajaj HindusthanSuga 1 1903 113.4 30 6804 -64.1 -0.6 - 1.6 - 1912 1722.8 -45.5 1912N 4803.7 3 -151.1 51 15.43 100 47.29 166.7 406 3.58 10-Mar 5728 -
Balrampur Chini 1 1903 22 95 4286 570.6 25.9 2.5 0.8 27.4 1912 1195.8 70 1912N 3001.3 1 274.4 -4 41.1 73 36.45 79.4 2919 132.7 195/110 4588 5.2
Bannari Amman Su 10 1903 12.5 954 1125 75.9 60.6 10 0.6 6.3 1912 431.5 36.1 1912N 1130.9 34 64.3 19 58.69 0 0.27 6.3 1429 1139.25 1690/1047 2162 16.6
Dalmia Bharat Sugar 2 1903 16.2 191 2019 187.4 23.2 1.6 0.6 12.1 1912 504.4 26.7 1912N 1497.3 3 135.9 -4 74.91 0 2.68 18.1 633 78.2 136/70 1583 3.5
DCM Shriram In 10 1903 17.4 271 1689 73.6 42.3 6 0.9 15.6 1912 542.6 25.2 1912N 1332.5 4 68.6 7 46.86 0 7.03 48.9 229 131.4 230/130 647 2.9
Dhampur Sugar 10 1903 66.4 187 2754 255 38.4 6.5 1.3 20.5 1912 771.6 39.3 1912N 2306.8 19 108.1 -29 49.08 1 5.54 38 946 142.45 246/128 2606 4.5
Dwarikesh Sugar 1 1903 18.8 25 1084 95.1 5.1 1 1.4 20.5 1912 319.5 4.5 1912N 874.4 0 29.2 -53 41.86 0 2.98 36.4 464 24.65 42/20 1098 7.5
EID Parry 1 1903 17.7 97 1855 163.1 9.2 3 0.4 9.5 1912 437.4 -20 1912N 1267.3 -1 -67 -297 44.75 0 7.66 51.1 3230 182.5 245/135 3933 52
KCP Sugar & In 1 1903 11.3 23 318 10.2 0.9 0.1 0.7 3.9 1912 94.8 3.6 1912N 272.4 4 8.8 208 40.49 0 0.06 27.4 134 11.79 19-Nov 316 4.9
Kothari Sugar 10 1903 82.9 18 331 12.7 1.5 0.5 0.7 8.3 1912 70.6 -7 1912N 265.3 28 10.7 451 73.49 0 2.73 23.2 87 10.45 17-Jul 188 4
Magadh Sugar & Energ 10 1903 14.1* 324 739 34.2 24.3 2 1.1 7.5 1912 281.8 20.8 1912N 624.9 18 28.7 2967 60.94 0 0 7.3 176 125.15XB 150/78 673 2.8
Mawana Sugars Ltd. 10 1903 39.1 102 1158 42.4 10.8 - 0.4 10.6 1912 400.4 -6.7 1912N 947.3 9 -24 -217 63.49 4 1.69 45.8 133 34.1 61/26 263 -
Ponni Sugars (Erode) 10 1903 8.6 340 185 8.4 9.8 2 0.1 2.9 1912 71 8.3 1912N 247.1 143 21.8 497 42.36 0 24.74 7.5 116 134.5 184/87 147 4.3
Sakthi Sugars 10 1903 118.8 4 505 -214 -18 - 6.6 - 1912 218.7 -0.2 1912N 580.8 129 -87.1 29 59.83 97 19.17 37.5 81 6.84 14-Jun 366 -
Shree Renuka Sugars 1 1903 191.7 -3 4297 -381.9 -2 - -4.8 - 1912 975.6 -188.7 1912N 3256.8 9 -383.7 0 58.33 45 27.06 158.4 1062 5.54 13-May 3557 -
Triveni Eng.&Ind.Ltd 1 1903 24.8 43 3152 220.6 8.9 0.7 1.5 20.5 1912 1065 41.2 1912N 2935 28 180.4 41 68.34 0 6.92 43.4 1494 60.25 88/47 3089 5.5
Ugar Sugar Works 1 1903 11.3 5 750 4.3 0.4 - 8 8.5 1912 297.3 25.5 1912N 749.7 43 -26.1 32 45.15 0 0.05 29.5 138 12.3 18-Oct 543 8.3
Uttam Sugar Mills 10 1903 38.1 61 1215 58.1 15.2 - 2.6 24.8 1912 426.7 13.3 1912N 1088.1 24 16.7 -47 74.99 33 0.06 15.7 330 86.4 157/83 920 7.6
Vishwaraj Sugar Ind 10 1903 37.6 57 286 -17.6 -4.7 - 1.5 - 1912 101.7 11.6 1912N 267.2 - -20.6 - 32.82 0 2.67 12.1 233 61.95 105/58 550 -
84 TELECOMMUNICATIONS Err:508 QUIPMENT
IND. COMPOSITE 13546 8404 -1201 26
Avantel Ltd. 10 1903 4.1 106 51 9.5 23.5 5 0 22.1 1912 13.5 2.9 1912N 30.2 -17 6.6 5 40.87 0 0.05 4.5 102 251 340/185 92 10.4
DiGiSPICE Technologi 3 1903 68.4 14 157 8 0.3 0.45 0.1 2.5 1912 27 -3.7 1912N 97 70 -8.6 12 74.35 0 0 17.8 113 4.97 10-Apr 102 -
GTL Infrastructure 10 1903 12319.1 1 1500 -1539.4 -1.2 - 0.3 - 1912 343.4 -239.2 1912N 1047.5 -9 -742.9 -9 3.41 100 67.57 189.2 394 0.32 1/0 578 -
HFCL 1 1903 128.4 11 4366 184 1.4 0.1 0.4 12.8 1912 812.9 49.6 1912N 2936.5 -10 201.8 52 38.12 69 6.52 220.6 1501 11.69 25-Dec 1880 5.9
ITI 10 1903 897 -7 1668 92.5 1 - -2.3 5.3 1912 828 168.3 1912N 1408.4 36 114.4 380 90 0 0.03 55.7 6369 71 107/56 7542 34.8
Nelco Ltd 10 1903 22.8 18 34 17.7 7.8 1.5 0.8 42.2 1912 9.8 2 1912N 28.2 14 12 -25 50.08 0 5.97 23.4 484 212 342/205 514 35.1
Optiemus Infracom 10 1903 85.8 39 401 2.2 0.3 - 0.7 0.7 1912 84.2 -7.7 1912N 300.3 -11 -23.3 -510 74.92 34 0.07 3.7 157 18.25 127/18 355 -
Prabhat Technologies 10 1903 10.7 24 122 -4 -3.8 - 3.9 - 1912 0.2 -3.2 1912N 22.8 -75 -8.7 5 70 0 1.87 0.2 331 308.9 433/287 427 -
Suyog Telematics 10 1903 10.2 96 105 28.6 28.2 2.5 0.5 29.4 1912 31.3 8.8 1912N 91 17 25.3 14 49.63 25 0 0.6 376 370 524/227 419 11.9
85 TEXTILES
IND. COMPOSITE 3438 105362 5479 12
Alok Industries Ltd. 1 1903 221.1* -63 3129 2282.1 10.3 - -1.8 - 1909 811.1 -153.3 1909H 1628.4 -3 -220.2 91 6.14 100 3.59 226.1 2045 9.25 19-Jan 24839 0.4
Ambika Cotton Mi 10 1903 5.7 829 656 63.2 110.4 30 0.2 13.3 1912 164.9 16.2 1912N 476.3 -5 41.8 -16 50.17 0 4.67 10.9 449 784.05 1164/760 516 8.1
Arvind Fashions 4 1903 23.5 229 1010 61.5 10.5 - 0.1 4.6 1912 199.1 -4.3 1912N 648.8 -18 -4.8 -112 35.58 4 36.72 170.3 1971 335.9 1085/304 2040 124.5
Arvind Ltd. 10 1903 258.8 109 6436 199.4 7.7 2 0.9 7.1 1912 1695.7 54 1912N 5215.8 9 147.6 8 44.75 4 29.47 219.9 913 35.3 97/33 3388 4.3
AYM Syntex 10 1903 50 60 992 5.9 1.2 - 0.9 2 1912 264.1 4.4 1912N 782.6 7 8.5 255 72.49 0 0.24 7.9 138 27.7 43/26 382 11.6
Bannari Amman Spinni 10 1903 15.8 196 1000 19.3 12.3 1.6 2 6.3 1912 242.1 1.2 1912N 688.1 -7 7.8 -54 55.54 0 0 5.7 153 96.8 205/91 761 15
Banswara Syntex 10 1903 17.1 172 1351 24.1 14.1 1 1.4 8.2 1912 336.1 20.3 1912N 1022.1 0 50.8 418 58.86 0 4.3 8.7 200 116.65 149/50 602 3.1
Bella Casa Fashion & 10 1903 11.5 43 147 8.8 7.6 1 0.9 17.9 1912 38.5 2.4 1912N 127.7 15 8.2 15 67.85 0 0 0.5 117 102 165/98 162 11.9
Binny Ltd. 5 1903 11.2 148 0 -15 -6.7 - 1 - 1912 0.1 -1.4 1912N 0.3 0 -9.1 3 74.68 68 2.09 9.9 156 69.85 158/66 482 -
Black Rose Industrie 1 1903 5.1 9 213 13.3 2.6 0.3 0.5 28.3 1912 66.7 5.2 1912N 186.2 18 15.8 78 74.99 0 0.26 16.7 650 127.45 163/37 671 32.2
Bombay Dyeing 2 1903 41.3 9 4430 1230 59.6 1.5 21.9 681 1912 377.7 162.9 1912N 1581.5 -4 280.1 2764 53.65 0 5.35 123.2 1385 67.05 149/61 5254 0.9
Bombay Rayon Fashion 10 1903 317.5 80 941 -1687.3 -53.1 - 1.6 - 1912 124.9 -596.7 1912N 376 -50 -1594.6 -43 35.6 50 56.91 24.9 133 4.18 10-Apr 4140 -
Cantabil Retail Indi 10 1903 16.3 70 289 12.5 7.7 - 0.3 10.9 1912 103.3 11.3 1912N 238.1 22 11.9 58 74.22 0 0.68 5.2 412 252.15 358/153 448 24.4
Century Enka 10 1903 21.9 437 1791 76.6 35 7 0 8 1912 369.6 9.2 1912N 1079.2 -20 73.7 12 24.79 0 8.33 42.4 340 155.6 269/152 354 4
Cheviot Co Ltd 10 1903 6.5 946 395 50.2 77.6 1 0 8.2 1912 114 15.5 1912N 343.3 18 44.6 17 74.99 0 0.16 8.9 460 711.05 919/519 443 8.1
Dollar Industries 2 1903 11.3 74 1029 75.3 13.3 0.2 0.5 18 1912 254.8 19.6 1912N 731.7 0 46.1 -12 60.15 0 8.22 8.6 862 152 308/129 1052 12.5
Donear Industrie 2 1903 10.4 21 594 14.2 2.7 0.2 2.6 12.7 1912 153 6.1 1912N 422.1 -3 10.1 -15 74.56 0 0.01 10.1 139 26.65 49/22 421 11.2
Faze Three Ltd. 10 1903 24.3 54 266 16.3 6.7 - 0.5 8.7 1912 84.3 6.4 1912N 228.7 13 15.9 32 45.74 0 4.52 3.9 97 40 63/26 147 4.8
Filatex India 2 1903 43.9 21 2874 84.8 3.9 - 1.2 18 1912 737.7 18.6 1912N 2114.8 -2 100.5 77 59.72 37 4.92 6.9 746 33.95 59/32 1249 5.8
Ganesha Ecosphere 10 1903 21.8 192 1020 62 28.4 2 0.2 14.8 1912 208.2 15.7 1912N 687.2 -10 47.6 24 40.13 26 15.57 9.9 660 302.45 390/229 733 9.3
Garware Tech. Fibres 10 1903 21.9 297 1018 125.6 57.4 5 0.2 19.3 1912 235.8 28.9 1912N 700.5 -4 104.8 18 50.7 0 10.42 16.1 3272 1495.45 1694/968 3369 23.1
Gokaldas Exports 5 1903 21.4 56 1173 25.6 6 - 1.6 10.7 1912 321 -14.4 1912N 1023.9 21 25.4 85 33.17 0 14.62 18.1 229 53.5 119/53 599 6.2
Himatsingka Seid 5 1903 49.2 147 1745 236 24 5 1.5 16.3 1912 431.2 21.1 1912N 1325.2 0 136 -20 47.56 0 20.53 33.3 873 88.65 241/86 2850 4.3
Indian Acrylics 10 1903 135.3 10 731 11.6 0.9 - 1.4 8.8 1912 149.6 1 1912N 576.8 19 7.3 5 62.55 25 0.11 99.2 117 8.66 15-Aug 294 -
Indian Terrain Fashi 2 1903 7.6 61 422 25.7 6.8 - 0.1 11.2 1912 92.2 0.1 1912N 291.7 -4 8.3 -56 30.08 67 39.66 11.4 190 49.95 149/46 214 12.7
Indo Count Inds. 2 1903 39.5 49 1813 59.2 3 0.6 0.3 6.2 1912 608.7 16.6 1912N 1651.8 16 59.1 3 58.93 0 9.06 50.7 950 48.15 69/30 1216 15.5
Indo Rama Synth. 10 1903 261.1 12 1695 -271.1 -10.4 - 2.1 - 1912 541.5 -192.1 1912N 1645.5 31 -266.3 -162 81.71 0 5.21 16.8 494 18.9 37/19 949 -
IRIS Clothings 10 1903 4.7 61 62 5 10.8 - 0.7 17.6 - - - - - - - - 67.39 0 0 0.1 89 191.75 192/108 107 -
Jakharia Fabric 10 1903 4.1 108 70 3.5 8.5 - 0.5 7.8 - - - - - - - - 67.38 0 0 0.1 75 185 207/180 97 -
*JBF Industries 10 1903 81.9 86 2958 -758.1 -92.6 - 2.3 - 1912 727.5 -55.5 1912N 2143.5 -7 -185.6 69 30.55 93 17.52 27 121 14.8 29-Jun 1692 -
Jindal Worldwide 1 1903 20.1 17 2114 26.4 1.3 0.05 1.1 7.6 1912 403.3 9.3 1912N 1488 6 26.7 23 61.14 14 1.03 2.8 1157 57.7 88/52 1523 36.8
Kitex Garments 1 1903 6.7 89 607 81.5 12.2 1.07 0.1 13.8 1912 250.9 36.6 1912N 592.9 39 89.5 57 55.57 0 0.13 33.4 820 123.25 171/70 808 7.2

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AUDITED ANNUAL LATEST QTR. YEAR TO DATE SHAREHOLDINGS MARKET RELATED DATA

Inst. Stake (%)

Trailing P/E Ratio

Sales Growth (%)

No. of Shareholder
Prom. Stake (%)
Latest Qtr. Year

Pledged (%)

Entprise Value
NP Growth (%)
Year / Months

Year / Months

(06/03/20)
Sales (` Cr)
CEqt. (` Cr)

Market Cap
Face Value

RONW (%)
Company Name
Bk Val (`)

High/Low
NP (` Cr)
NP (` Cr)

52-Week
DERatio

CMP (`)
EPS (`)

(in’ 000)
Div (`)

(` Cr)
(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)

(` Cr)
Sales

Sales
NP
KPR Mill Ltd. 5 1903 34.4 219 2979 289.1 42 0.75 0.4 19.1 1912 686.2 80.8 1912N 2180.2 3 254.3 11 75.19 0 17.62 10.5 4095 595.1 714/523 4662 13.1
Lakshmi Mill Co. 100 1903 7 6377 248 -7.9 -114 5 0.1 - 1912 57.4 -3.1 1912N 167.5 -6 -1.1 67 62.71 0 4.69 5.4 131 1885.7 2835/1601 190 -
Lovable Lingerie Ltd 10 1903 14.8 112 176 0.8 0.6 0.5 0 0.5 1912 40.1 1.4 1912N 131.8 -11 6.4 -15 63.84 0 0.01 21.5 84 56.45 113/55 82 -
Lux Industries 2 1903 5.1 164 1209 101.3 40.1 3.5 0.4 24.5 1912 303.6 33.4 1912N 918.5 12 95.5 50 69.5 0 7.19 12.2 3552 1406.75 1680/984 3728 26.7
Mafatlal Ind 10 1903 13.9 364 1024 -180.1 -129.4 - 0.4 - 1912 244.5 5.3 1912N 796.6 3 -9.6 87 72.08 70 2.58 99.8 88 63.4 118/58 249 -
Mittal Life Style 10 1903 11.8* 10 92 1.5 1.3 - 0.5 12.7 - - - - - - - - 73.1 0 0 0 145 123.05XB 135/64 150 -
Modern India 2 1903 7.5 6 77 -5.4 -1.4 0.24 0.3 - 1912 6.8 -2.9 1912N 29.2 -51 -7.6 -44 74.99 0 17.61 1.9 305 81.25 114/23 311 -
Monte Carlo Fashions 10 1903 20.7 233 656 59.6 28.7 - 0.1 12.3 1912 403.4 72.3 1912N 616.1 10 72.9 -7 67.9 0 4.48 36 394 190.25 381/190 404 7.3
Nahar Indust.Ent 10 1903 39.8 168 1866 -21.6 -5.4 - 1.1 - 1912 390.4 2.7 1912N 1165.9 -17 -22.1 -130 68.75 0 0.47 52.6 86 21.5 47/19 810 -
Nahar Poly Films Ltd 5 1903 12.3 79 266 9.1 3.7 0.5 0 4.7 1912 77.4 9 1912N 212.5 9 23.6 530 70.2 0 0.03 17.4 83 33.65 44/22 82 2.9
Nahar Spg Mills 5 1903 18 243 2305 65.1 18.1 1 0.9 7.4 1912 590.3 -9.7 1912N 1518 -10 -39.7 -165 65.39 0 0.1 29.3 123 34.1 96/34 942 -
Nandan Denim 10 1903 48 102 1456 22.1 4.6 0.5 1.1 4.5 1912 365.8 1.7 1912N 1216.2 14 7.1 -61 64.72 0 0.42 30.6 92 19.15 58/19 605 8.3
Nitin Spinners 10 1903 56.2 86 1243 64.1 11.4 1.25 1.7 13.3 1912 402.2 5.8 1912N 1057.9 14 17.3 -63 55.81 0 16.18 19.5 243 43.25 94/42 1044 6.9
Orbit Exports Li 10 1903 27.4 59 133 23.1 8.4 - 0 14.3 1912 31.4 4.2 1912N 111.2 6 20.9 1 64.73 0 0 7.8 197 72.1 135/65 179 8.5
Page Industries Ltd. 10 1903 11.2 695 2852 393.9 353.2 344 0.1 50.8 1912 793.8 87 1912N 2404.2 7 312.2 -2 48.31 0 39.69 68.2 24750 22190 26891/17141 24779 63.9
Pasupati Acrylon 10 1903 89.1 20 825 27.4 3.1 - 0 15.5 1912 143.3 2.5 1912N 484.8 -21 12.1 -43 65.87 26 0.34 55.8 78 8.73 21-Sep 17 4.3
PDS Multi. Fashions 10 1903 26 42 39 1.1 0.4 - 0.2 1 1912 10.6 -0.7 1912N 29.7 7 1.9 6133 66.64 0 5.03 13.7 1076 412.95 416/233 1091 361.9
Pearl Global Industr 10 1903 21.7 146 840 21.5 9.9 3 0.6 6.8 1912 159 1.7 1912N 579.2 0 8 5 66.58 0 8.72 15.9 266 122.75 202/120 423 12.2
Rajapalayam Mill 10 1903 7.4 401 416 27.8 37.7 4 1.3 9.4 1912 78 -6.8 1912N 269.3 -9 2.1 -92 53.32 0 3.88 4.7 519 703.5 932/655 911 259.5
Raymond Ltd 10 1903 64.7 212 3276 73.8 11.4 3 1.1 5.4 1912 933.2 33.1 1912N 2540.1 6 73.7 58 46.72 0 21.84 109.9 3089 477.3 869/471 4461 30.6
RSWM Ltd. 10 1903 23.6 332 2961 -24.3 -10.3 - 1.6 - 1912 761.1 2 1912N 2159.1 1 26.2 245 53.16 0 3.01 14.7 195 82.7 202/82 1418 -
Ruby Mills 5 1903 8.4 271 193 17.8 10.6 1.75 0.8 3.9 1912 44.8 8.6 1912N 134 -2 18.6 11 74.9 0 0.01 6.8 280 167.35 307/122 620 14.2
Rupa & Company L 1 1903 8 72 1108 93.4 11.7 3 0.3 16.2 1912 297.9 30.6 1912N 764.9 7 75.3 24 73.27 0 0.01 12.8 1286 161.65 363/157 1453 11.9
S P Apparels Ltd. 10 1903 25.7 189 778 69.8 27.2 - 0.4 14.4 1912 163.5 1 1912N 601.7 7 41.2 -18 61.63 0 21.64 12.6 323 125.85 336/122 455 5.3
Sangam India Ltd 10 1903 39.4 134 1874 15.6 4 1 1.2 3 1912 438.9 5.8 1912N 1382.7 0 10 -29 55 0 2.69 7.6 197 50 73/32 837 17.1
Sarla Performance Fi 1 1903 8.4 38 316 29.5 3.5 1.1 0.4 9.2 1912 76.7 5.4 1912N 231.3 -1 29.6 48 54.87 0 1.38 14.2 158 18.9 31/18 253 4
Shiva Texyarn Ltd. 10 1903 13 86 354 6.7 5.2 1.1 1.6 6 1912 98.1 0.1 1912N 278.4 8 1.8 -66 74.03 0 0 7.5 100 77.2 195/68 263 31.9
Siyaram Silk 2 1903 9.4 162 1815 101.2 21.6 0.6 0.5 13.4 1912 417.7 8.2 1912N 1231.3 0 48.4 -11 67.06 0 14.48 14.6 913 194.7 467/189 1317 9.6
SPL Industries L 10 1903 29 25 157 27.2 9.4 - 0 27.8 1912 31.5 6 1912N 145.6 23 24 7 68.73 0 0.04 9.5 72 24.95 53/23 59 2.5
SRF Ltd. 10 1903 57.5 682 6459 517.2 90 12 0.7 13.2 1912 1651.8 311.8 1912N 4684.3 0 799.6 127 52.32 0 29.99 48.5 22367 3891.3 4259/2201 24933 23.2
Super Sales India 10 1903 3.1 878 296 5.9 19.4 2.5 0.3 2.2 1912 65.8 -0.6 1912N 220 0 6.3 -11 59.82 0 0 4.8 86 278.75 513/240 170 16.4
Sutlej Textiles & In 1 1903 16.4 58 2562 65.7 4 0.13 0.9 6.9 1912 572.8 19.6 1912N 1850.5 -5 46.3 -9 63.89 3 0.02 10.4 463 28.25 45/24 1278 7.6
SVP Global Ventures 10 1903 12.7 26 105 8.9 7.1 - 6.4 27.3 1912 30.9 0.9 1912N 73.8 -24 3.6 -56 68.71 0 0 1 505 398.9 422/257 705 114.4
Swan Energy Ltd. 1 1903 24.4 39 860 2.3 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2 1912 86.7 0.5 1912N 210.6 -73 3.3 -91 64.89 17 12.37 7.4 2728 111.7 155/97 2797 -
T T Ltd. 10 1903 21.5 36 524 0.2 0.1 - 3.4 0.2 1912 114.1 1.7 1912N 305.3 -25 -0.5 -169 57.64 0 0.01 15.8 83 38.75 65/30 341 -
TCNS Clothing 2 1903 12.3* 101 1148 131.4 21.4 - 0 21.2 1912 329 55 1912N 929.5 8 93.2 -6 32.33 0 22.93 17.5 3442 559.95 865/547 3419 27.3
Trident Ltd. 1 1903 509.6 6 5220 370.9 0.7 0.3 0.7 12.7 1912 1130.4 41.9 1912N 3757.7 -1 302.2 8 71.06 0 2.24 129.9 2594 5.09Xs 8-May 4664 -
Vardhman Acrylics Lt 10 1903 80.4 42 392 34.5 4.3 2.5 0 10.3 1912 88.7 7.8 1912N 269.1 -19 35.2 43 74.97 0 0.07 9.5 248 30.9 48/30 247 5.5
Vardhman Textiles Lt 10 1903 57.5* 911 6415 695.9 121 17.5 0.4 13.3 1912 1722.9 188.9 1912N 4834 2 412.4 -22 62.2 0 27.54 20.5 5857 1018.35 1154/849 7757 10.2
Vishal Fabrics Ltd. 5 1903 22 49 998 17.9 4.1 - 1.5 8.2 1912 326.5 8.4 1912N 953.1 34 25 147 68.13 16 4.55 0.2 883 201 413/201 1202 27
Voith Paper Fabrics 10 1903 4.4 484 112 23.1 52.6 5 0 10.9 1912 35.1 7.6 1912N 91.1 14 19.3 14 74.04 0 1.19 4 435 990.85 1223/723 310 17.1
VTM Ltd. 1 1903 4 49 160 10.2 2.5 0.9 0 5.2 1912 37.4 2.9 1912N 124.2 8 10.3 19 74.99 0 0 3.1 93 23.2 30/21 95 7.9
Welspun India 1 1903 100.5 25 5395 141.8 1.4 0.3 0.9 5.7 1912 1337.3 96.9 1912N 4233.5 2 415.1 124 68.48 0 18.43 68.4 3697 36.8 66/36 5864 10
Zodiac Clothing 10 1903 22.5 112 214 -18.4 -8.2 1 0.2 - 1912 51.7 -2.7 1912N 146.5 -9 -15.5 -52 66.93 0 8.86 3.9 316 140.4 286/135 369 -
86 TRADING
IND. COMPOSITE 632 70390 122 27
Abans Enterprises 10 1903 13.9 12 131 1.4 1 - 0 8.7 1912 46.4 0.3 1912N 317.8 237 0.6 -44 74.55 0 0 0.6 391 280.6 303/31 391 -
Adani Enterprises Lt 1 1903 110 30 15541 487.2 4.4 0.4 0.9 15 1912 3825.6 208.1 1912N 12208.1 19 779.5 399 74.91 30 22.02 77.2 23591 214.5 261/113 26085 21.2
Balaxi Ventures 10 1903 10 10 14 2 2 - 0 18.8 1912 13.1 2.5 1912N 33.9 345 4.6 263 72.86 0 19.02 0.5 100 99.8 140/30 97 18.7
Best Agrolife 10 1903 8 64 128 0.1 0.1 0.1 0 0.2 1912 22.2 0.5 1912N 67.3 4 1.2 923 5.1 0 4.68 1.4 186 233.55 278/26 187 135.6
Chaman Lal Setia 2 1903 10.3 44 765 34.4 6.7 0.48 0.5 15.3 1912 191.2 16.6 1912N 574.5 6 31.9 2 73.86 0 0.38 8.7 219 42.35 91/37 322 6.3
Competent Automo 10 1903 6.1 345 1240 15.8 25.7 1 0.5 7.5 1912 409.9 3.1 1912N 925.1 -3 39.4 242 74.91 0 0 2.5 72 117.5 198/105 152 1.7
Cravatex 10 1903 2.6 123 1 2.3 8.8 2 0.2 7.1 1912 0.4 1 1912N 1.8 127 2.9 24 75 0 0 1.8 105 408 550/260 106 37.3
Grandeur Products 10 1903 22.3 21 4 0.2 0.1 - 0.3 0.5 1912 0 -0.4 1912N 0 -85 -1.4 -29 25.62 73 0 0.6 678 303.95 378/188 692 -
India Motor Part 10 1903 12.5* 809 512 40.4 32.4 18 0 4 1912 139.2 10.3 1912N 399.5 5 35.1 33 30.71 0 8.52 7.6 693 555.00XB 714/523 690 14.1
KRBL Ltd. 1 1903 23.5 115 4120 503.3 21.4 2.5 0.5 18.5 1912 1329 159.2 1912N 3436.3 18 409.3 12 59.13 0 7.55 33.6 6291 267.25 382/187 7701 11.5
LT Foods Ltd. 1 1903 32 26 2193 54.5 1.7 0.15 0.8 6.5 1912 576.2 24 1912N 1778 10 69.6 55 56.17 5 8.05 76.3 726 22.7 42/18 1379 9.2
MMTC Ltd. 1 1903 150 10 28979 81.4 0.5 0.3 0.6 5.5 1912 7461.5 1 1912N 20637.8 -6 44.3 -36 89.92 0 4.13 115.8 2325 15.5 30/14 3192 -
MSTC Ltd. 10 1903 70.4 30 2927 -324.5 -46.1 - 2.9 - 1912 190.1 29.6 1912N 761.3 -65 79.2 123 64.74 0 11.38 12.4 969 137.6 235/70 1235 -
Nivaka Fashions 1 1903 10.3* 1 36 1.8 0.2 - 0 17.7 1912 5.3 0.2 1912N 15.4 -42 0.7 -51 20.99 0 0 0.7 123 12.00XB 13-Aug 123 -
Sakuma Exports 1 1903 21.3 10 2039 35.9 1.7 0.1 0.1 17.6 1912 507.6 2.7 1912N 1023.6 -37 9.5 -68 58.06 14 0.08 14.4 101 4.72 37/4 84 -
Sat Industries Ltd. 2 1903 21.6 9 34 3.3 0.3 0.1 0 3.6 1912 3.6 0.5 1912N 17.8 -32 2 -17 54.01 0 0 1.6 252 23.35 38/22 252 -
Shankara Building Pr 10 1903 22.8 142 2352 16.4 7.2 1.5 0.5 5.1 1912 667.7 9.5 1912N 1851.3 3 20.2 36 56.3 0 28.19 23 1033 452.2 583/240 1185 47.5
State Trading 10 1903 60 -139 8903 -881.1 -146.8 - -1.1 - 1912 315.1 -5.9 1912N 2732.3 -67 -107.9 87 90 0 1.93 25 241 40.1 147/38 1010 -
TIL Ltd. 10 1903 10 310 471 26.7 26.7 1.75 0.6 8.6 1912 81.9 1.1 1912N 297.7 -11 5.4 -59 56.29 0 13.63 9.9 151 150.75 302/140 335 8
Uniphos Enterprises 2 1903 13.9 367 0 20.8 3 - 0 0.8 1912 0 1.1 1912N 0 -43 21 6 72.19 0 14.95 11.5 426 61.25 123/58 425 19.4
87 TRANSPORT
IND. COMPOSITE 335 10477 1358 18
Container Corpor 5 1903 304.6 170 6882 1215.4 19.9 6.84 0.1 11.7 1912 1527.6 175.5 1912N 4905.2 -3 81.3 -91 54.79 0 40.55 71.4 27071 444.3 665/434 27601 62.4
Maheshwari Logist 10 1903 14.8 79 1037 14.8 10 1.2 1 12.7 1906 223.6 5.1 1906Q 223.6 0 5.1 39 56.82 0 0.16 1 354 239.25 340/180 461 -
TCI Ltd. 2 1903 15.4 108 2558 127.6 16.6 1.8 0.5 15.4 1912 647.3 32.1 1912N 1887.7 1 95.1 13 66.83 0 11.71 24 1590 206.95 327/199 1973 11.5
88 TYRES AND TUBES
IND. COMPOSITE 246 52179 3174 21
Apollo Tyres 1 1903 57.2 134 12354 592.1 10.4 3.25 0.4 7.7 1912 2753.6 130.7 1912N 8632 -7 380.3 -22 40.9 15 41.54 178.7 7723 135 236/131 10241 15.9
Balkrishna Ind. 2 1903 38.7 242 5245 782 40.5 8 0.2 16.7 1912 1160.5 220.7 1912N 3425.2 -12 687.7 15 58.29 0 29.15 53.8 21145 1093.8 1298/683 21919 24.2
Ceat Ltd. 10 1903 40.5 680 6831 288.9 71.4 12 0.4 10.5 1912 1708.6 62 1912N 5057.5 0 214.9 2 46.67 0 36.39 78.3 3966 980.4 1178/731 5123 13.6
Goodyear India 10 1903 23.1 376 1912 102.1 44.3 13 0 11.8 1912 426.3 11.9 1912N 1370.6 -8 76.1 1 73.99 0 10 20.7 1961 850 1187/800 1402 19.1
JK Tyre & Industries 2 1903 49.2 81 7613 204.4 8.3 1.5 1.5 10.2 1912 1561.4 22.4 1912N 4743.4 -18 236.8 33 56.22 0 4.29 139.1 1544 62.7 100/54 4454 5.9
Modi Rubber 10 1903 25 66 5 4.6 1.8 - 0 2.8 1912 1.3 -4.1 1912N 3.5 -10 7 80 62.69 8 2.49 11.9 73 29.2 51/28 68 9.5
MRF Ltd 10 1903 4.2 25119 15837 1096.9 2586.3 60 0.1 10.3 1912 4008.9 236.6 1912N 12366 5 725.5 -10 27.77 0 23.33 62.4 28165 66408.4 73500/51850 29568 27.6
TVS Srichakra Lt 10 1903 7.7 971 2382 103.2 134.7 40 0.6 13.9 1912 497.5 13.4 1912N 1635.1 -9 59.9 -31 45.36 0 7.24 28.9 1113 1453.05 2360/1450 1506 14.7

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 Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
533022 20 Microns Ltd. 62 20MICRONS
532628 3i Infotech 23 3IINFOTECH
523395 3M India Ltd. 30 3MINDIA
540776 5Paisa Capital 46 5PAISA
526881 63 Moons Technologie 23 63MOONS
524348 Aarti Drugs Ltd 71 AARTIDRUGS
524208 Aarti Ind. Ltd 19 AARTIIND
541988 Aavas Financiers 45 AAVAS
523204 Aban Offshore 65 ABAN
512165 Abans Enterprises 86 -
500002 ABB India 33 ABB
500488 Abbott India Ltd. 71 ABBOTINDIA
531161 ABM Knowledgeware 23 -
500410 ACC 16 ACC
532268 Accelya Solutions In 23 ACCELYA
524091 Acrysil Ltd. 18 -
532762 Action Construction 38 ACE
512599 Adani Enterprises Lt 86 ADANIENT
542066 Adani Gas 77 ADANIGAS
541450 Adani Green Energy 74 ADANIGREEN
532921 Adani Ports & Speci 63 ADANIPORTS
533096 Adani Power Ltd. 74 ADANIPOWER
539254 Adani Transmission L 75 ADANITRANS
519183 ADF Foods Ltd. 40 ADFFOODS
538365 Adhunik Industries 53 ADHUNIKIND
540691 Aditya Birla Capital 46 ABCAPITAL
535755 Aditya Birla Fashion 78 ABFRL
532974 Aditya Birla Money L 46 BIRLAMONEY
530431 Ador Fontech Ltd 37 -
517041 Ador Welding Ltd. 37 ADORWELD
540025 Advanced Enzyme Tech 49 ADVENZYMES
523269 Advani Hotels 51 ADVANIHOTR
500003 Aegis Logistics Ltd. 56 AEGISCHEM
542752 Affle (India) 39 AFFLE
500215 Agro Tech Foods Ltd. 32 ATFL
-- Ahlada Engineers 37 AHLADA
532811 Ahluwalia Contra 24 AHLUCONT
532683 AIA Engineering 15 AIAENG
AIRANEQ Airan Ltd. 23 AIRAN
532331 Ajanta Pharma Lt 71 AJANTPHARM
513349 Ajmera Realty & Infr 24 AJMERA
530499 AK Capital Services 46 -
539017 Akme Star Housing 45 -
532351 Aksh Optifibre 13 AKSHOPTFBR
524598 AksharChem (India) 31 AKSHARCHEM
500710 Akzo Nobel India Ltd 67 AKZOINDIA
531082 Alankit 46 ALANKIT
524075 Albert David Ltd 71 ALBERTDAVD
506235 Alembic Ltd. 71 ALEMBICLTD
533573 Alembic Pharmaceutic 71 APLLTD
531147 Alicon Castalloy 15 ALICON
539523 Alkem Laboratories 71 ALKEM
506767 Alkyl Amines Che 19 ALKYLAMINE
532480 Allahabad Bank 44 ALBK
532749 Allcargo Logistics 56 ALLCARGO
532875 Allied Digital Servi 23 ADSL
521070 Alok Industries Ltd. 85 ALOKINDS
526397 Alphageo (India) 65 ALPHAGEO
524634 Alufluoride Ltd. 19 -
506597 Amal Ltd. 31 -
500008 Amara Raja Batt. 6 AMARAJABAT
500009 Ambalal Sarabhai 71 -
540902 Amber Enterprises 25 AMBER
531978 Ambika Cotton Mi 85 AMBIKCO
500425 Ambuja Cements Ltd. 16 AMBUJACEM
506248 Amines & Plast. 19 -
500343 AMJ Land Holdings L 24 AMJLAND
507525 Amrit Corp. Ltd. 40 -
590006 Amrutanjan Health Ca 71 AMRUTANJAN
515055 Anant Raj Ltd. 24 ANANTRAJ
532418 Andhra Bank 44 ANDHRABANK
500012 Andhra Petro 19 -
526173 Andrew Yule & Co 72 -
518091 Anjani Portland 16 APCL
500013 Ansal Properties & I 24 ANSALAPI
506260 Anuh Pharma Ltd 71 -
532259 Apar Industries 35 APARINDS
523694 Apcotex Industries L 79 APCOTEXIND
540692 Apex Frozen Foods 40 APEX
533758 APL Apollo Tubes 53 APLAPOLLO
512437 Apollo Finvest 46 -
508869 Apollo Hospitals 50 APOLLOHOSP
540879 Apollo Micro Systems 33 APOLLO
531761 Apollo Pipes 73 APOLLOPIPE
APOLSINH Apollo Sindoori Hote 51 APOLSINHOT
538566 Apollo TriCoat Tubes 56 -
500877 Apollo Tyres 88 APOLLOTYRE
532475 Aptech Ltd. 23 APTECHT
511605 Arihant Capital 46 -
506194 Arihant Superstructu 24 ARIHANTSUP
531179 Arman Financial Serv 46 ARMANFIN
537069 Arnold Holdings 46 -
506074 Arshiya 56 ARSHIYA
542670 Artemis Electricals 33 -
542919 Artemis Medicare 50 ARTEMISMED
522134 Artson Engg. 37 -
542484 Arvind Fashions 85 ARVINDFASN
500101 Arvind Ltd. 85 ARVIND
539301 Arvind SmartSpaces 52 ARVSMART
515030 Asahi India Glass 47 ASAHIINDIA
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
532853 Asahi Songwon Colors 31 ASAHISONG
527001 Ashapura Min. Lt 62 ASHAPURMIN
523716 Ashiana Housing Ltd. 24 ASHIANA
500477 Ashok Leyland 8 ASHOKLEY
533271 Ashoka Buildcon Ltd. 24 ASHOKA
502015 ASI Industries 62 -
532888 Asian Granito India 18 ASIANTILES
533227 Asian Hotels (East) 51 AHLEAST
500023 Asian Hotels (North) 51 ASIANHOTNR
533221 Asian Hotels (West) 51 AHLWEST
530355 Asian Oilfield S 65 -
500820 Asian Paints Ltd. 67 ASIANPAINT
-- Aspinwall and Co 72 ASPINWALL
507526 Asso. Alcohols 11 ASALCBR
533138 Astec Lifesciences L 69 ASTEC
540975 Aster DM Healthcare 50 ASTERDM
532493 Astra Microwave 37 ASTRAMICRO
532830 Astral Poly Technik 73 ASTRAL
506820 AstraZeneca Pharma I 71 ASTRAZEN
540824 Astron Paper & Board 68 ASTRON
514394 Atlas Jewellery 29 -
531795 Atul Auto Ltd 5 ATULAUTO
500027 Atul Ltd. 31 ATUL
540611 Au Small Finance Ban 43 AUBANK
532668 Aurionpro Solutions 23 AURIONPRO
524804 Aurobindo Pharma 71 AUROPHARMA
539177 Authum Investment 46 -
505036 AutoCorpn of Goa 6 -
505010 Automotive Axles 6 AUTOAXLES
540649 Avadh Sugar & Energy 83 AVADHSUGAR
532406 Avantel Ltd. 84 -
512573 Avanti Feeds Lim 4 AVANTIFEED
540376 Avenue Supermarts 78 DMART
519105 AVT Natural Prod 32 AVTNPL
532215 Axis Bank Ltd. 43 AXISBANK
532395 AXISCADES Engineer 23 AXISCADES
523850 Axtel Industries 37 -
508933 AYM Syntex 85 AYMSYNTEX
537766 B C Power Controls L 12 BCP
532719 B L Kashyap & Sons 24 BLKASHYAP
-- Baba Agro Food 1 BABAFOOD
532977 Bajaj Auto Ltd. 5 BAJAJ-AUTO
533229 Bajaj Consumer Care 40 BAJAJCON
500031 Bajaj Electricals 25 BAJAJELEC
500034 Bajaj Finance L 46 BAJFINANCE
532978 Bajaj Finserv Ltd. 46 BAJAJFINSV
539872 Bajaj Healthcare 71 -
500032 Bajaj HindusthanSuga 83 BAJAJHIND
500490 Bajaj Holdings & Inv 46 BAJAJHLDNG
530999 Balaji Amines Li 19 BALAMINES
532382 Balaji Telefilms Ltd 39 BALAJITELE
513142 Balasore Alloys 53 -
BALAXIBE Balaxi Ventures 86 BALAXI
502355 Balkrishna Ind. 88 BALKRISIND
523319 Balmer Lawrie & 30 BALMLAWRIE
532485 Balmer Lawrie Invest 46 -
500038 Balrampur Chini 83 BALRAMCHIN
500039 Banco Products 6 BANCOINDIA
541153 Bandhan Bank 43 BANDHANBNK
532134 Bank of Baroda 44 BANKBARODA
532149 Bank of India 44 BANKINDIA
532525 Bank of Maharash 44 MAHABANK
532674 Bannari Amman Spinni 85 BASML
500041 Bannari Amman Su 83 BANARISUG
503722 Banswara Syntex 85 BANSWRAS
500042 BASF India Lt 19 BASF
500043 Bata India 55 BATAINDIA
506285 BayerCropscience 69 BAYERCROP
524332 BCL Industries 32 -
539018 Beekay Steel Indus 53 -
539399 Bella Casa Fashion & 85 -
500048 BEML Ltd. 38 BEML
509438 Benares Hotels 51 -
533095 Bengal & Assam Compa 46 -
509480 Berger Paints I 67 BERGEPAINT
539660 Best Agrolife 86 -
533303 BF Investment Ltd. 46 BFINVEST
532430 BF Utilities Ltd. 74 BFUTILITIE
532930 BGR Energy Systems 37 BGRENERGY
530803 Bhageria Industries 31 BHAGERIA
531719 Bhagiradha Chemi 69 -
500052 Bhansali Engg.Po 70 BEPL
531862 Bharat Agri Fert & R 42 -
503960 Bharat Bijlee 35 BBL
541143 Bharat Dynamics 38 BDL
500049 Bharat Electroni 33 BEL
500493 Bharat Forge 15 BHARATFORG
500103 Bharat Heavy Ele 38 BHEL
541096 Bharat Parentera 71 -
541096 Bharat Parentera 71 -
500547 Bharat Petroleum 77 BPCL
590021 Bharat Rasayan 69 BHARATRAS
540700 Bharat Road Network 24 BRNL
523229 Bharat Seats 6 -
539799 Bharat Wire Ropes Lt 53 BHARATWIRE
532454 Bharti Airtel 64 BHARTIARTL
534816 Bharti Infratel Ltd. 52 INFRATEL
526666 Bhartiya Interna 55 BIL
505681 Bimetal Bear. 10 -
514215 Binny Ltd. 85 -
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
532523 Biocon 71 BIOCON
500060 Birla Cable 13 BIRLACABLE
500335 Birla Corporation Lt 16 BIRLACORPN
532400 Birlasoft 23 BSOFT
514183 Black Rose Industrie 85 -
506197 Bliss GVS Pharma 71 BLISSGVS
540073 BLS International Se 80 BLS
526612 Blue Dart Expres 27 BLUEDART
500067 Blue Star 25 BLUESTARCO
542669 BMW Industries 37 -
524370 Bodal Chemicals 31 BODALCHEM
539122 Bodhtree Consulting 23 -
501425 Bombay Burmah 72 BBTC
500020 Bombay Dyeing 85 BOMDYEING
509470 Bombay Oxygen Invest 63 -
532678 Bombay Rayon Fashion 85 BRFL
BSHSLSM Bombay Super Hybrid 49 BSHSL
502219 Borosil Renewables 47 BORORENEW
500530 Bosch Ltd. 6 BOSCHLTD
500074 BPL Ltd. 25 BPL
532929 Brigade Enterprises 24 BRIGADE
532368 Brightcom Group 23 BCG
500825 Britannia Ind. 40 BRITANNIA
BSEEQ BSE 46 BSE
517421 Butterfly Gandhima 25 BUTTERFLY
532321 Cadila Healthcar 71 CADILAHC
532834 Camlin Fine Sciences 19 CAMLINFINE
511196 Can Fin Homes 45 CANFINHOME
532483 Canara Bank 44 CANBK
533267 Cantabil Retail Indi 85 CANTABIL
540710 Capacit’e Infraproje 24 CAPACITE
530879 Capital India Fin 46 -
511505 Capital Trust Lt 46 CAPTRUST
524742 Caplin Point Lab 71 CAPLIPOINT
531595 Capri Global Capital 46 CGCL
536974 Captain Polyplast L 73 -
513375 Carborundum Uni. 37 CARBORUNIV
534804 CARE Ratings 80 CARERATING
533260 Career Point 80 CAREERP
500870 Castrol India 58 CASTROLIND
519600 CCL Products India 72 CCL
500878 Ceat Ltd. 88 CEATLTD
538734 Ceinsys Tech 23 -
532885 Central Bank 44 CENTRALBK
CDSLEQ Central Depository 80 CDSL
501150 Centrum Capital 46 CENTRUM
517544 Centum Electronics L 33 CENTUM
500280 Century Enka 85 CENTENKA
532548 Century Plyboards 54 CENTURYPLY
500040 Century Textiles 16 CENTURYTEX
532443 Cera Sanitaryware L 18 CERA
532413 Cerebra Integrat 22 CEREBRAINT
500084 CESC Ltd. 74 CESC
542333 CESC Ventures 23 CESCVENT
500093 CG Power and Indust 33 CGPOWER
542399 Chalet Hotels L 51 CHALET
530307 Chaman Lal Setia 86 -
500085 Chambal Fertilis 42 CHAMBLFERT
530871 Chembond Chemica 19 CHEMBOND
541269 Chemfab Alkalis 20 CHEMFAB
500110 Chennai Petro. 77 CHENNPETRO
526817 Cheviot Co Ltd 85 -
531358 Choice Internati 46 -
504973 Cholamandalam Financ 46 CHOLAHLDNG
511243 Cholamandalam Invest 46 CHOLAFIN
534758 Cigniti Technologies 23 CIGNITITEC
500087 Cipla 71 CIPLA
532210 City Union Bank 43 CUB
540403 CL Educate 80 CLEDUCATE
506390 Clariant Chemicals ( 31 CLNINDIA
500147 CMI FPE Ltd. 38 -
533278 Coal India 62 COALINDIA
501831 Coastal Corporation 4 -
513353 Cochin Minerals 19 -
540678 Cochin Shipyard 81 COCHINSHIP
500830 Colgate Palm. 40 COLPAL
533272 Commercial Engineers 37 CEBBCO
531041 Competent Automo 86 -
532456 Compuage Infocom Ltd 22 COMPINFO
526829 Confidence Petroleum 57 CONFIPET
CONSOFIN Consolidated Finvest 46 CONSOFINVT
531344 Container Corpor 87 CONCOR
522295 Control Print Ltd. 22 CONTROLPR
506395 Coromandel Internati 42 COROMANDEL
532179 Corporation Bank 44 CORPBANK
508814 Cosmo Films 66 COSMOFILMS
509472 Cravatex 86 -
CREATIVE Creative Peripherals 22 CREATIVE
541770 CreditAccess Grameen 46 CREDITACC
500092 Crisil 80 CRISIL
539876 Crompton Greaves Con 33 CROMPTON
542867 CSB Bank 43 CSBBANK
530067 CSL Finance 46 -
500480 Cummins India Lt 37 CUMMINSIND
530843 Cupid Ltd. 26 CUPID
532173 Cybertech System 23 CYBERTECH
532175 Cyient Ltd. 23 CYIENT
533160 D B Realty Ltd. 24 DBREALTY
-- D P Abhushan 29 DPABHUSHAN
-- D P Wires 53 DPWIRES
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
533146 D-Link (India) 22 DLINKINDIA
500096 Dabur India 40 DABUR
526821 Dai Ichi Karkari 19 -
542216 Dalmia Bharat L 16 DALBHARAT
500097 Dalmia Bharat Sugar 83 DALMIASUG
532528 Datamatics Global Se 23 DATAMATICS
533151 DB Corp 59 DBCORP
532772 DCB Bank 43 DCBBANK
523367 DCM Shriram 30 DCMSHRIRAM
523369 DCM Shriram In 83 -
500117 DCW Ltd. 70 DCW
590031 De Nora India Ltd. 37 DENORA
502137 Deccan Cements 16 DECCANCE
512068 Deccan Gold Mines 62 -
542248 Deccan Health Care 50 -
532760 Deep Industries 65 DEEPIND
500645 Deepak Fertilisers 42 DEEPAKFERT
506401 Deepak Nitrite 19 DEEPAKNTR
532848 Delta Corp Ltd. 63 DELTACORP
533137 Den Networks Ltd. 39 DEN
511072 Dewan Housing 45 DHFL
519588 DFM Foods Limi 40 DFMFOODS
500119 Dhampur Sugar 83 DHAMPURSUG
532180 Dhanlaxmi Bank 43 DHANBANK
507717 Dhanuka Agritech Ltd 69 DHANUKA
540268 Dhanvarsha Finvest 46 -
506405 Dharamsi Morar. 19 -
531306 DHP India Ltd. 25 -
533336 Dhunseri Investments 46 DHUNINV
538902 Dhunseri Tea & Indus 72 DTIL
523736 Dhunseri Ventures 73 DVL
500120 Diamines & Chem. 70 -
500089 DIC India 59 DICIND
517214 DiGiSPICE Technologi 84 DIGISPICE
540047 Dilip Buildcon Ltd. 24 DBL
500068 Disa India Ltd. 38 -
532839 Dish TV India Ltd. 39 DISHTV
540701 Dishman Carbogen Amc 71 DCAL
532488 Divi’s Lab 71 DIVISLAB
540699 Dixon Technologies 25 DIXON
532868 DLF Ltd. 24 DLF
505526 Dolat Investment 46 DOLAT
541403 Dollar Industries 85 DOLLAR
512519 Donear Industrie 85 DONEAR
526783 Dr. Agarwal’s Ey 50 -
539524 Dr. Lal Pathlabs Ltd 50 LALPATHLAB
500124 Dr. Reddy’s Labs 71 DRREDDY
523618 Dredging Corpora 63 DREDGECORP
532610 Dwarikesh Sugar 83 DWARKESH
505242 Dynamatic Techno 37 DYNAMATECH
532707 Dynemic Products 31 DYNPRO
540006 East West Holdings 46 -
533452 Ebixcash World Money 46 WEIZFOREX
532927 eClerx Services 23 ECLERX
532922 Edelweiss Fin. Ser 46 EDELWEISS
505200 Eicher Motors 8 EICHERMOT
500125 EID Parry 83 EIDPARRY
523127 EIH Associated 51 EIHAHOTELS
500840 EIH Ltd. 51 EIHOTEL
500123 Elantas Beck India L 19 -
523329 Eldeco Housing & 24 -
505700 Elecon Engg. 38 ELECON
500128 Electrosteel Cas 15 ELECTCAST
526608 Electrotherm (In 37 ELECTHERM
522074 Elgi Equipments 21 ELGIEQUIP
ELGIRUBC Elgi Rubber Co. 79 ELGIRUBCO
531162 Emami Ltd. 40 EMAMILTD
533208 Emami Paper Mill 68 EMAMIPAP
533218 Emami Realty 24 EMAMIREAL
542602 Embassy Office Parks 46 EMBASSY
532737 Emkay Global Financi 46 EMKAY
-- Emkay Taps & Cutting 37 EMKAYTOOLS
533161 Emmbi Industries 66 EMMBI
509525 Empire Inds. 47 -
540153 Endurance Technologi 6 ENDURANCE
532178 Engineers India 76 ENGINERSIN
533477 Enkei Wheels (India) 6 -
532700 Entertainment Networ 39 ENIL
539844 Equitas Holdings Ltd 46 EQUITAS
540596 Eris Lifesciences 71 ERIS
533261 Eros International M 39 EROSMEDIA
500133 Esab India 37 ESABINDIA
500495 Escorts Ltd. 9 ESCORTS
533704 Essar Shipping 82 ESSARSHPNG
500135 Essel Propack Ltd. 66 ESSELPACK
500136 Ester India 66 ESTER
EIFFLSM Euro India Fresh 40 EIFFL
531508 Eveready Industr 25 EVEREADY
508906 Everest Industries L 17 EVERESTIND
532684 Everest Kanto Cylind 66 EKC
524790 Everest Organics 71 -
500650 Excel Industries 69 EXCELINDUS
500086 Exide Inds. 6 EXIDEIND
533121 Expleo Solutions 23 EXPLEOSOL
590024 FACT 42 FACT
530117 Fairchem Speciality 19 FAIRCHEM
530079 Faze Three Ltd. 85 -
531599 FDC Ltd. 71 FDC
500469 Federal Bank 43 FEDERALBNK
505744 Federal-Mogul Goetze 6 FMGOETZE
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
506414 Fermenta Biotech 71 -
532768 FIEM Industries 6 FIEMIND
526227 Filatex India 85 FILATEX
541557 Fine Organic Indus 19 FINEORG
533333 Fineotex Chemical Lt 19 FCL
500144 Finolex Cables 13 FINCABLES
500940 Finolex Industri 73 FINPIPE
532809 Firstsource Solution 23 FSL
503831 Fomento Resorts 51 -
507552 Foods & Inns 40 -
502865 Forbes & Company Ltd 37 -
500033 Force Motors 8 FORCEMOT
532843 Fortis Healthcare 50 FORTIS
523696 Fortis Malar Hospita 50 -
500150 Foseco India Lim 19 FOSECOIND
522195 Frontier Springs 6 -
533400 Future Consumer 40 FCONSUMER
523574 Future Enterprises 78 FEL
536507 Future Lifestyle 78 FLFL
533296 Future Market Net 24 FMNL
540064 Future Retail L 78 FRETAIL
540798 Future Supply Chain 56 FSC
507488 G M Breweries Ltd. 11 GMBREW
505714 Gabriel India 6 GABRIEL
532155 GAIL (India) Ltd. 65 GAIL
539228 Gala Global Products 59 -
506186 Galaxy Cloud Kitchen 40 -
540935 Galaxy Surfacta. 19 GALAXYSURF
533265 Gallantt Ispat Ltd. 53 GALLISPAT
532726 Gallantt Metal 53 GALLANTT
513108 Gandhi Special 53 GANDHITUBE
500153 Ganesh Benzoplas 19 -
526367 Ganesh Housing 24 GANESHHOUC
514167 Ganesha Ecosphere 85 GANECOS
542011 Garden Reach Ship 81 GRSE
500655 Garware Poly. 66 -
509557 Garware Tech. Fibres 85 GARFIBRES
532622 Gateway Distriparks 56 GDL
532345 Gati Ltd. 27 GATI
532767 Gayatri Projects 24 GAYAPROJ
532309 GE Power India 75 GEPIL
522275 GE T&D India 75 GET&D
532764 GeeCee Ventures 24 GEECEE
540755 General Ins. Corp. 46 GICRE
539407 Generic Engineering 24 -
506109 Genesys Int.Corp. 23 GENESYS
538961 Genus Paper & Boards 68 GENUSPAPER
530343 Genus Power Infrastr 33 GENUSPOWER
532285 Geojit Financial 46 GEOJITFSL
500173 GFL L 19 GFLLIMITED
500171 GHCL 20 GHCL
511676 GIC Housing Fi 45 GICHSGFIN
507815 Gillette India Ltd. 40 GILLETTE
-- GKW L 37 GKWLIMITED
500660 GlaxoSmithKline Phar 71 GLAXO
500676 GlaxoSmithKlineConsu 40 GSKCONS
532296 Glenmark Pharma 71 GLENMARK
540654 GlobalSpace Techno 23 -
533104 Globus Spirits Ltd. 11 GLOBUSSPR
542351 Gloster L 46 -
505255 GMM Pfaudler Ltd 38 GMMPFAUDLR
532754 GMR Infrastructure L 52 GMRINFRA
540124 GNA Axles 6 GNA
509567 Goa Carbons 70 GOACARBON
506480 GOCL Corporation 58 GOCLCORP
532734 Godawari Power & Isp 53 GPIL
500163 Godfrey Phillips Ind 40 GODFRYPHLP
540743 Godrej Agrovet L 40 GODREJAGRO
532424 Godrej Consumer Prod 40 GODREJCP
500164 Godrej Industries Lt 40 GODREJIND
533150 Godrej Properties Lt 24 GODREJPROP
532630 Gokaldas Exports 85 GOKEX
539725 Gokul Agro Resources 32 GOKULAGRO
526729 Goldiam Internat 29 GOLDIAM
530655 Goodluck India 53 GOODLUCK
500166 Goodricke Group 72 -
500168 Goodyear India 88 -
532543 GP Petroleums 65 GULFPETRO
533761 GPT Infraprojects 17 GPTINFRA
539235 Grandeur Products 86 -
532482 Granules India L 71 GRANULES
509488 Graphite India Ltd. 36 GRAPHITE
500300 Grasim Inds. 30 GRASIM
505710 Grauer & Weil 19 -
533282 Gravita India Ltd. 61 GRAVITA
500620 Great Eastern 82 GESHIP
501455 Greaves Cotton 37 GREAVESCOT
538979 Greenlam Industries 54 GREENLAM
542857 Greenpanel Industrie 54 GREENPANEL
526797 Greenply Industr 54 GREENPLY
506076 Grindwell Norton 37 GRINDWELL
509152 GRP L 79 GRPLTD
500690 GSFC 42 GSFC
532775 GTL Infrastructure 84 GTLINFRA
540602 GTPL Hathway 39 GTPL
509079 Gufic BioSciences Lt 71 GUFICBIO
530001 Guj. Alkalie & C 20 GUJALKALI
524226 Guj. Amb.Exports 32 GAEL
517300 Guj. Industries 74 GIPCL
532181 Guj. Mineral Dev 62 GMDCLTD

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Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
518029 Guj. Sidhee Ceme 16 GSCLCEMENT
506879 Guj. Themis Bios 71 -
522217 Gujarat Apollo Indus 38 GUJAPOLLO
542812 Gujarat Fluorochem 19 FLUOROCHEM
539336 Gujarat Gas 57 GUJGASLTD
500670 Gujarat Narmada Vall 42 GNFC
533248 Gujarat Pipavav Port 81 GPPL
532702 GujaratStatePetronet 70 GSPL
538567 Gulf Oil Lubricants 58 GULFOILLUB
532457 Gulshan Polyols Ltd. 19 GULPOLY
532708 GVK Power & Infrastr 74 GVKPIL
515147 Haldyn Glass 47 -
590043 Harita Seating Syst. 6 HARITASEAT
500467 Harrisons Malaya 79 HARRMALAYA
533162 Hathway Cable & Data 39 HATHWAY
531531 Hatsun Agro Prod 40 HATSUN
517354 Havells India 33 HAVELLS
508486 Hawkins Cookers 25 -
517271 HBL Power Systems Lt 6 HBLPOWER
500179 HCL Infosystem 22 HCL-INSYS
532281 HCL Technologies 23 HCLTECH
500010 HDFC 45 HDFC
541729 HDFC AMC 46 HDFCAMC
500180 HDFC Bank 43 HDFCBANK
540777 HDFC Life Insurance 46 HDFCLIFE
532873 HDIL 24 HDIL
539787 Healthcare Global En 50 HCG
509631 HEG Ltd. 36 HEG
500292 Heidelberg Cement In 16 HEIDELBERG
505720 Hercules Hoists 37 HERCULES
519552 Heritage Foods 40 HERITGFOOD
500182 Hero MotoCorp 5 HEROMOTOCO
524669 Hester Biosciences L 71 HESTERBIO
532129 Hexaware Technologie 23 HEXAWARE
500183 HFCL 84 HFCL
541019 HG Infra Engineering 24 HGINFRA
HITECHEQ Hi-Tech Pipes Ltd. 53 HITECH
524735 Hikal Ltd. 71 HIKAL
509675 HIL 17 HIL
500184 Himadri Speciality 19 HSCL
514043 Himatsingka Seid 85 HIMATSEIDE
504036 Hind Rectifiers 33 HIRECT
513599 Hind. Copper 61 HINDCOPPER
519126 Hind. Food 40 HNDFDS
500500 Hind. Motor 7 HINDMOTORS
500186 Hind. Oil Explor 65 HINDOILEXP
500104 Hind. Petrol 77 HINDPETRO
500188 Hind. Zinc 61 HINDZINC
500185 Hind.ConstructionCo. 24 HCC
500440 Hindalco Indus. 3 HINDALCO
532859 Hinduja Global Solut 23 HGS
541154 Hindustan Aeronautic 38 HAL
533217 Hindustan Media Vent 59 HMVL
500696 Hindustan Unilever L 40 HINDUNILVR
539984 Hindusthan Urban Inf 12 -
522215 HLE Glasscoat 47 -
500193 HLV L 51 HLVLTD
500191 HMT Ltd. 9 HMT
522064 Honda Siel Power 34 HONDAPOWER
517174 Honeywell Automation 37 HONAUT
540136 HPL Electric & Power 33 HPL
500187 HSIL Ltd. 18 HSIL
532662 HT Media 59 HTMEDIA
540530 HUDCO 45 HUDCO
509820 Huhtamaki PPL 66 PAPERPROD
500199 I G Petrochemicals 19 IGPL
523638 I P Rings Ltd. 6 -
532174 ICICI Bank 43 ICICIBANK
540716 ICICI Lombard Gen. 46 ICICIGI
540133 ICICI Pru Life 46 ICICIPRULI
541179 ICICI Securities 46 ISEC
532835 ICRA Ltd. 80 ICRA
500116 IDBI Bank Ltd. 44 IDBI
539437 IDFC First Bank 43 IDFCFIRSTB
532659 IDFC L 46 IDFC
507438 IFB Agro Indus 11 IFBAGRO
505726 IFB Industries 25 IFBIND
500106 IFCI Ltd. 46 IFCI
540774 IFGL Refractories 63 IFGLEXPOR
517380 Igarashi Motors Indi 33 IGARASHI
532636 IIFL Finance 46 IIFL
542773 IIFL Securities 46 IIFLSEC
542772 IIFL Wealth Manage 46 IIFLWAM
511208 IL&FS Investment Man 46 IVC
532305 Ind-Swift Laboratori 71 INDSWFTLAB
501295 Ind. Inv Trust 46 IITL
509162 Indag Rubber 79 -
530005 India Cements Lt 16 INDIACEM
500201 India Glycols 19 INDIAGLYCO
540565 India Grid Trust 46 INDIGRID
590065 India Motor Part 86 IMPAL
532240 India Nippon Ele 6 INDNIPPON
DPSCLTDE India Power Corp 74 DPSCLTD
532189 India Tourism De 51 ITDC
535789 Indiabulls Housing F 45 IBULHSGFIN
533520 Indiabulls Integrate 24 IBULISL
532832 Indiabulls Real Esta 24 IBREALEST
532960 Indiabulls Ventures 46 IBVENTURES
542726 IndiaMART InterMESH 80 INDIAMART
514165 Indian Acrylics 85 -
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Company Index
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
532814 Indian Bank 44 INDIANB
540750 Indian Energy Exchan 46 IEX
500850 Indian Hotels Co 51 INDHOTEL
504741 Indian Hume Pipe 17 INDIANHUME
533047 Indian Metal & F 53 IMFA
530965 Indian Oil Corp 77 IOC
532388 Indian Overseas 44 IOB
533329 Indian Terrain Fashi 85 INDTERRAIN
523586 Indian Toners 31 -
501700 IndiaNivesh 46 -
532745 Inditrade Capital 46 -
501298 Indl.&Prud.Invst 46 -
524648 Indo Amines Limi 19 -
524342 Indo Borax 19 -
521016 Indo Count Inds. 85 ICIL
504058 Indo National 25 NIPPOBATRY
500207 Indo Rama Synth. 85 INDORAMA
532612 Indoco Remedies 71 INDOCO
541336 Indostar Capital Fin 46 INDOSTAR
532514 Indraprastha Gas Ltd 63 IGL
532150 Indraprastha Med 50 INDRAMEDCO
532187 IndusInd Bank 43 INDUSINDBK
506222 INEOS Styrolution 70 INEOSSTYRO
539807 Infibeam Avenues 23 INFIBEAM
532777 Info Edge (India) 63 NAUKRI
-- InfoBeans Tech 23 INFOBEAN
500209 Infosys 23 INFY
500210 Ingersoll Rand 21 INGERRAND
-- Innovana Thinklabs 23 INNOVANA
532706 Inox Leisure 39 INOXLEISUR
539083 Inox Wind Ltd. 38 INOXWIND
532851 Insecticides (India) 69 INSECTICID
532774 Inspirisys Solutions 23 INSPIRISYS
505358 Integra Engineering 38 -
538835 Intellect Design 23 INTELLECT
539448 InterGlobe Aviation 2 INDIGO
509709 Intl. Coveyors 63 -
533506 Inventure Growth & S 46 INVENTURE
504786 Investment & Pre 15 -
524164 IOL Chemicals and Ph 71 IOLCP
500214 Ion Exchange (India) 37 -
524494 Ipca Laboratorie 71 IPCALAB
532947 IRB Infrastructure 24 IRB
540526 IRB InvIT Fund 46 IRBINVIT
541956 Ircon Internatio 37 IRCON
541956 Ircon Internatio 37 -
542830 IRCTC 63 IRCTC
IRISDORE IRIS Clothings 85 IRISDOREME
533033 ISGEC Heavy Eng 38 -
508807 IST Ltd. 6 -
500875 ITC Ltd. 40 ITC
509496 ITD Cementation Indi 24 ITDCEM
523610 ITI 84 ITI
506943 J B Chemicals & Phar 71 JBCHEPHARM
532940 J Kumar Infraproject 24 JKIL
507155 Jagatjit Ind. 11 -
532705 Jagran Prakashan 59 JAGRAN
532976 Jai Balaji Industrie 53 JAIBALAJI
512237 Jai Corp Ltd. 53 JAICORPLTD
500219 Jain Irrigation 63 JISLJALEQS
532627 Jaiprakash Power Ven 74 JPPOWER
532532 JaiprakashAssociates 24 JPASSOCIAT
-- Jakharia Fabric 85 JAKHARIA
532209 Jammu & Kashmir Bank 43 J&KBANK
520051 Jamna Auto Inds. 6 JAMNAAUTO
JASHBE Jash Engineering 37 JASH
520066 Jay Bharat Marut 6 JAYBARMARU
513252 Jay Ushin Ltd. 6 -
524330 Jayant Agro Org 19 JAYAGROGN
522285 Jayaswal Neco Indust 15 JAYNECOIND
533207 Jaypee Infratech Ltd 24 JPINFRATEC
509715 Jayshree Tea 72 JAYSREETEA
514034 JBF Industries 85 JBFIND
532605 JBM Auto 6 JBMA
524731 Jenburkt Pharmac 71 -
532617 Jet Airways 2 JETAIRWAYS
511034 Jindal Drilling 65 JINDRILL
500227 Jindal Poly Films 66 JINDALPOLY
500378 Jindal Saw 53 JINDALSAW
532286 Jindal St & Pwr 53 JINDALSTEL
532508 Jindal Stainless 53 JSL
539597 Jindal Stainless (Hi 53 JSLHISAR
531543 Jindal Worldwide 85 JINDWORLD
536493 JK Agri Genetics Ltd 49 -
532644 JK Cement 16 JKCEMENT
500380 JK Lakshmi Cement L 16 JKLAKSHMI
532162 JK Paper Ltd. 68 JKPAPER
530007 JK Tyre & Industries 88 JKTYRE
523405 JM Financial Ltd. 46 JMFINANCIL
522263 JMC Projects 24 JMCPROJECT
JOCILEQ Jocil Ltd. 19 JOCIL
523398 Johnson Controls-Hit 25 JCHAC
533148 JSW Energy Ltd. 74 JSWENERGY
532642 JSW Holdings 46 JSWHL
500228 JSW Steel 53 JSWSTEEL
520057 JTEKT India 6 JTEKTINDIA
533155 Jubilant Foodworks L 40 JUBLFOOD
533320 Jubilant Industries 11 JUBLINDS
530019 Jubilant Life Scienc 71 JUBILANT
531337 Jump Networks 23 JUMPNET
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
535648 Just Dial 80 JUSTDIAL
532926 Jyothy Labs 40 JYOTHYLAB
539686 K P Energy Ltd. 76 -
524109 Kabra Extrusion 38 KABRAEXTRU
500233 Kajaria Ceramics 18 KAJARIACER
500234 Kakatiya Cement Suga 16 KAKATCEM
522287 Kalpataru Power 75 KALPATPOWR
533302 Kalyani Investment 46 KICL
500235 Kalyani Steel 53 KSL
532468 Kama Holdings Ltd. 46 -
532741 Kamdhenu L 53 KAMDHENU
538896 Kanchi Karpooram 19 -
506525 Kanoria Chemical 19 KANORICHEM
500165 Kansai Nerolac Paint 67 KANSAINER
-- Kapston Facilities 80 KAPSTON
541161 Karda Constructions 24 KARDA
532652 Karnataka Bank 43 KTKBANK
590003 Karur Vysya Bank 43 KARURVYSYA
532899 Kaveri Seed Company 49 KSCL
524444 Kavit Industries 32 -
539276 Kaya L 40 KAYA
590066 KCP Ltd. 16 KCP
533192 KCP Sugar & In 83 KCPSUGIND
532054 KDDL Ltd. 25 KDDL
532714 KEC International Lt 75 KEC
517569 KEI Industries 12 KEI
519602 Kellton Tech Solutio 23 KELLTONTEC
505890 Kennametal India 37 KENNAMET
502937 Kesoram Industri 30 KESORAMIND
532732 Kewal Kiran Clothing 78 KKCL
540775 Khadim India 55 KHADIM
513693 KIC Metaliks 15 -
524500 Kilitch Drugs(I) 71 KILITCH
530313 Kimia Biosciences 71 -
524019 Kingfa Science & Tec 73 KINGFA
540680 KIOCL 62 KIOCL
537750 Kiran Vyapar 46 -
532967 Kiri Industries 31 KIRIINDUS
500241 Kirloskar Bros. 37 KIRLOSBROS
500245 Kirloskar Ferrou 53 KIRLFER
500243 Kirloskar Industries 37 KIRLOSIND
533293 Kirloskar Oil Engine 37 KIRLOSENG
505283 Kirloskar Pneumatic 21 -
521248 Kitex Garments 85 KITEX
526409 Kkalpana lndustries 73 -
524520 KMC Speciality Hospi 50 -
532942 KNR Constructions 24 KNRCON
523207 Kokuyo Camlin 59 KOKUYOCMLN
532924 Kolte-Patil Develope 24 KOLTEPATIL
524280 Kopran Ltd 71 KOPRAN
500247 Kotak Mahindra Bank 43 KOTAKBANK
-- Kothari Petroche 70 KOTHARIPET
530299 Kothari Products 40 KOTHARIPRO
KOTARISU Kothari Sugar 83 KOTARISUG
523323 Kovai Medical 50 -
542651 KPIT Technologies 23 KPITTECH
532889 KPR Mill Ltd. 85 KPRMILL
530813 KRBL Ltd. 86 KRBL
524518 Krebs Biochemicals & 71 KREBSBIO
-- Krishana Phoschem 42 KRISHANA
526423 Kriti Industries 73 -
533210 Kriti Nutrients 32 -
500249 KSB Ltd 37 KSB
519421 KSE 4 -
532937 Kuantum Papers 68 KUANTUM
536170 Kushal L 68 -
500510 L&T 24 LT
533519 L&T Finance Holdings 46 L&TFH
540005 L&T Infotech 23 LTI
540115 L&T Technology Serv 37 LTTS
526947 La Opala RG Ltd. 47 LAOPALA
504258 Lakshmi Elect. 33 -
500252 Lakshmi Machines 38 LAXMIMACH
502958 Lakshmi Mill Co. 85 -
534690 Lakshmi Vilas Ba 43 LAKSHVILAS
540702 Lasa Supergenerics 19 LASA
540222 Laurus Labs 71 LAURUSLABS
541233 Lemon Tree Hotels 51 LEMONTREE
500250 LG Balakrishnan&Bros 6 LGBBROSLTD
526596 Liberty Shoes Li 55 LIBERTSHOE
500253 LIC Housing Fi 45 LICHSGFIN
531241 Linc Pen & Plast 59 LINCPEN
531633 Lincoln Pharmace 71 LINCOLN
523457 Linde India 63 LINDEINDIA
512455 Lloyds Metals & Ener 53 -
533343 Lovable Lingerie Ltd 85 LOVABLE
532783 LT Foods Ltd. 86 DAAWAT
532796 Lumax Auto Technolog 6 LUMAXTECH
517206 Lumax Inds. 6 LUMAXIND
500257 Lupin Ltd. 71 LUPIN
539542 Lux Industries 85 LUXIND
522241 M M Forgings Ltd. 15 MMFL
532720 M&M Fin.Services 46 M&MFIN
507836 Mac Charles 51 -
MCLSM Madhav Copper 61 MCL
539894 Madhav Infra Project 24 -
MBAPLBE Madhya Bharat Agro 42 MBAPL
590134 Madras Fertilize 42 MADRASFERT
500264 Mafatlal Ind 85 -
540650 Magadh Sugar & Energ 83 MAGADSUGAR
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
538891 Magellanic Cloud 46 -
524000 Magma Fincorp Ltd. 46 MAGMA
523384 Maha Rashtra Ape 46 MAHAPEXLTD
500266 Maha. Scooters 5 MAHSCOOTER
500265 Maha. Seamless 53 MAHSEAMLES
513554 Mahamaya Steel Indus 53 MAHASTEEL
539957 Mahanagar Gas 57 MGL
-- Maheshwari Logist 87 MAHESHWARI
500520 Mahi. & Mahi 7 M&M
532756 Mahindra CIE Auto 15 MAHINDCIE
523754 Mahindra EPC Irrigat 63 MAHEPC
533088 Mahindra Holidays 51 MHRIL
532313 Mahindra Lifespace D 24 MAHLIFE
540768 Mahindra Logistics L 56 MAHLOG
590078 Maithan Alloys Ltd. 41 MAITHANALL
539289 Majesco L 23 MAJESCO
500267 Majestic Auto 5 -
539400 Mallcom (India) L 55 -
513269 Man Industries I 53 MANINDS
533169 Man Infraconstructio 24 MANINFRA
532932 Manaksia Ltd. 66 MANAKSIA
500268 Manali Petrochem 70 MANALIPETC
531213 Manappuram Finance 46 MANAPPURAM
505850 Mangal Credit & Fin 46 -
502157 Mangalam Cement 16 MANGLMCEM
MGELSM Mangalam Global Ent 19 MGEL
514418 Mangalam Organics 19 -
530011 Mangalore Chem. 42 MANGCHEFER
500109 Mangalore Refine 77 MRPL
541974 Manorama Industries 32 -
503101 MarathonNextgenRea 24 MARATHON
531642 Marico Ltd. 40 MARICO
-- Marine Electricals 33 MARINE
524404 Marksans Pharma 71 MARKSANS
532500 Maruti Suzuki India 7 MARUTI
540749 Mas Financial Servic 46 MASFIN
523704 Mastek Li 23 MASTEK
540704 Matrimony.com 80 MATRIMONY
539219 Mauria Udyog 57 -
523371 Mawana Sugars Ltd. 83 MAWANASUG
500271 Max Financial Servic 46 MFSL
539981 Max India 46 MAXINDIA
539940 Max Ventures and Ind 46 MAXVIL
540401 Maximus Intl. 58 -
522249 Mayur Uniquoters 73 MAYURUNIQ
523792 Mazda Ltd. 37 MAZDA
534091 MCX 46 MCX
512267 Media Matrix Worldwi 39 -
531146 Medicamen Biotec 71 -
532865 Meghmani Organics 69 MEGH
523828 Menon Bearings L 10 MENONBE
539126 MEP Infrastructure 52 MEP
542650 Metropolis Healthcar 50 METROPOLIS
507621 Milk Food 40 -
538962 Minda Corporation 6 MINDACORP
532539 Minda Industries 6 MINDAIND
532819 MindTree Ltd. 23 MINDTREE
500279 Mirc Electronics 25 MIRCELECTR
526642 Mirza International 55 MIRZAINT
541195 Mishra Dhatu Nig 53 MIDHANI
539594 Mishtann Foods L 1 -
-- Mittal Life Style 85 MITTAL
MMPEQ MMP Industries Ltd. 3 MMP
513377 MMTC Ltd. 86 MMTC
503015 Modern India 85 -
500890 Modi Rubber 88 MODIRUBBER
506261 Modison Metals L 33 -
533286 MOIL Ltd. 62 MOIL
533080 Mold-Tek Packaging 73 MOLDTKPAC
526263 Mold-Tek Technologi. 37 MOLDTECH
538446 Moneyboxx Finance 46 -
513446 Monnet Ispat & Energ 53 AIONJSW
538836 Monte Carlo Fashions 85 MONTECARLO
500288 Morepen Labs.Lt 71 MOREPENLAB
523160 Morganite Crucible ( 63 -
532407 MosChip Technologies 23 -
517334 MothersonSumiSystems 6 MOTHERSUMI
532892 Motilal Oswal Financ 46 MOTILALOFS
526299 MphasiS Ltd. 23 MPHASIS
532440 MPS Ltd. 59 MPSLTD
500290 MRF Ltd 88 MRF
542597 MSTC Ltd. 86 MSTCLTD
500108 MTNL 64 MTNL
500460 Mukand Ltd. 53 MUKANDLTD
530341 Mukesh Babu Fina 46 -
526169 Multibase India Ltd. 73 -
520059 Munjal Auto Industr. 6 MUNJALAU
520043 Munjal Showa Ltd 6 MUNJALSHOW
540366 Music Broadcast 39 RADIOCITY
511766 Muthoot Capital 46 MUTHOOTCAP
533398 Muthoot Finance 46 MUTHOOTFIN
516082 N R Agarwal Indu 68 NRAIL
524709 NACL Industries L 69 NACLIND
539917 Nagarjuna Fertilizer 42 NAGAFERT
532952 Nahar Capital & Fina 46 NAHARCAP
519136 Nahar Indust.Ent 85 NAHARINDUS
523391 Nahar Poly Films Ltd 85 NAHARPOLY
500296 Nahar Spg Mills 85 NAHARSPING
532256 Nalwa Sons Investmen 46 NSIL
532641 Nandan Denim 85 NDL
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
539551 Narayana Hrudayalaya 50 NH
526739 Narmada Gelatines Lt 19 -
524816 Natco Pharma 71 NATCOPHARM
537291 Nath Bio-Genes 49 NATHBIOGEN
502587 Nath Industries 68 -
532234 National Alumini 3 NATIONALUM
523630 National Fertilizers 42 NFL
500298 National Peroxid 19 -
513023 Nava Bharat Ventures 74 NBVENTURES
532504 Navin Fluorine Inter 19 NAVINFLUOR
539332 Navkar Corporation L 56 NAVKARCORP
508989 Navneet Education 59 NAVNETEDUL
534309 NBCC (India) 24 NBCC
NBIFINEQ NBI Industrial Fin 46 NBIFIN
500294 NCC 24 NCC
502168 NCL Industries 16 NCLIND
532529 NDTV 39 NDTV
532649 Nectar Lifesciences 71 NECLIFE
532864 Nelcast Ltd. 15 NELCAST
504112 Nelco Ltd 84 NELCO
542665 Neogen Chemicals 19 NEOGEN
505355 Nesco Ltd. 80 NESCO
500790 Nestle India 40 NESTLEIND
532798 Network 18 Media & I 46 NETWORK18
524558 Neuland Laborat 71 NEULANDLAB
540900 Newgen Software Tech 23 NEWGEN
524774 NGL Fine-Chem Li 71 -
533098 NHPC 74 NHPC
526721 Nicco Parks & Re 63 -
500304 NIIT Ltd. 23 NIITLTD
532541 NIIT Technologies 23 NIITTECH
530377 Nila Infrastructures 24 NILAINFRA
530129 Nile 61 -
523385 Nilkamal Ltd. 73 NILKAMAL
540767 Nippon LifeAM Ltd. 46 NAM-INDIA
500307 Nirlon 63 -
532722 Nitco Ltd. 18 NITCO
532698 Nitin Spinners 85 NITINSPIN
506532 Nitta Gelatin India 19 -
542206 Nivaka Fashions 86 -
538772 Niyogin Fintech 46 -
513683 NLC India L 74 NLCINDIA
526371 NMDC Ltd. 62 NMDC
500730 NOCIL Ltd. 70 NOCIL
500672 Novartis 71 -
530367 NRB Bearings Lim 10 NRBBEARING
532555 NTPC 74 NTPC
531209 Nucleus Software 23 NUCLEUS
500189 Nxtdigital L 80 NXTDIGITAL
533273 Oberoi Realty 24 OBEROIRLTY
533106 Oil India Ltd. 65 OIL
526415 OK Play India Ltd. 73 -
532439 Olectra Greentech 33 OLECTRA
531092 OM Metals Infraproje 76 OMMETALS
532880 Omaxe Ltd. 24 OMAXE
500312 ONGC 65 ONGC
532944 OnMobile Global Ltd. 64 ONMOBILE
517536 Onward Technolog 23 ONWARDTEC
530135 Optiemus Infracom 84 OPTIEMUS
532466 Oracle Financial Ser 23 OFSS
512626 Orbit Exports Li 85 ORBTEXP
513121 Oricon Enterprises L 66 ORICONENT
504879 Orient Abrasives 37 ORIENTABRA
530365 Orient Bell 18 ORIENTBELL
535754 Orient Cement Ltd. 16 ORIENTCEM
541301 Orient Electric 33 ORIENTELEC
533263 Orient Green Power C 74 GREENPOWER
502420 Orient Paper 68 ORIENTPPR
526325 Orient Press Ltd 59 ORIENTLTD
534076 Orient Refractories 63 ORIENTREF
500078 Oriental Aromatics 19 OAL
500315 Oriental Bank of 44 ORIENTBANK
506579 Oriental Carbon 14 OCCL
500314 Oriental Hotels 51 ORIENTHOT
531859 Oriental Veneer 54 -
590086 Orissa Minerals Deve 62 ORISSAMINE
OSIAHYPE Osia Hyper Retail 78 OSIAHYPER
500317 Oswal Agro Mills 46 OSWALAGRO
539290 Oswal Green Tech 46 BINDALAGRO
500126 P&G Health 71 PGHL
500459 P&G Hygiene&Health 40 PGHH
532827 Page Industries Ltd. 85 PAGEIND
532900 Paisalo Digital L 46 PAISALO
531349 Panacea Biotec L 71 PANACEABIO
524820 Panama Petrochem 19 PANAMAPET
508941 Panasonic Carbon Ind 36 -
504093 Panasonic Energy Ind 25 -
539889 Parag Milk Foods 40 PARAGMILK
530555 Paramount Commun 13 PARACABLES
532780 Parsvnath Developers 24 PARSVNATH
500456 Pasupati Acrylon 85 -
531120 Patel Engg. Ltd. 24 PATELENG
539113 Paul Merchants 46 -
532742 Paushak Ltd. 19 -
534809 PC Jeweller L 29 PCJEWELLER
538730 PDS Multi. Fashions 85 PDSMFL
532808 Pearl Global Industr 85 PGIL
503031 Peninsula Land L 24 PENINLAND
513228 Pennar Industrie 53 PENIND
504132 Permanent Mag. 37 -
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 Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
533179 Persistent Systems 23 PERSISTENT
532522 PetronetLNG 77 PETRONET
500680 Pfizer Ltd. 71 PFIZER
533581 PG Electroplast Ltd. 33 PGEL
506590 Phillips Carbon 14 PHILIPCARB
503100 Phoenix Mills 24 PHOENIXLTD
523642 PI Industries 69 PIIND
500331 Pidilite Inds. 19 PIDILITIND
500327 Pil Italica Lifestyl 73 PILITA
539883 Pilani Investmen 46 PILANIINVS
531879 Pioneer Distille 11 PIONDIST
500302 Piramal Enterprises 71 PEL
513519 Pitti Engineering 37 PITTIENG
500333 Pix Transmission 79 -
523648 Plastiblends Ind 73 PLASTIBLEN
532366 PNB Gilts Ltd. 46 PNBGILTS
540173 PNB Housing Finance 45 PNBHOUSING
539150 PNC Infratech 24 PNCINFRA
524570 Poddar Pigments 31 PODDARMENT
532486 Pokarna Ltd. 48 POKARNA
507645 Polson Ltd. 31 -
531768 Poly Medicure Lt 60 POLYMED
542652 Polycab India 12 POLYCAB
524051 Polyplex Corpn. 66 POLYPLEX
532626 Pondy Oxides & C 19 -
532460 Ponni Sugars (Erode) 83 PONNIERODE
532810 Power Finance Co 46 PFC
532898 Power Grid Corpo 75 POWERGRID
539302 Power Mech Projects 76 POWERMECH
532934 PPAP Automotive 6 PPAP
539351 Prabhat Dairy 40 PRABHAT
540027 Prabhat Technologies 84 -
513532 Pradeep Metals 15 -
522205 Praj Industries 38 PRAJIND
506022 Prakash Indus. 53 PRAKASH
542684 Prakash Pipes 73 PPL
540724 Prataap Snacks 40 DIAMONDYD
539636 Precision Camshafts 6 PRECAM
523539 Precision Wires 61 PRECWIRE
526247 Premier Explos. 63 PREMEXPLN
533274 Prestige Estates Pro 24 PRESTIGE
540293 Pricol L 6 PRICOLLTD
532748 Prime Focus 39 PFOCUS
500337 Prime Securities 46 PRIMESECU
542907 Prince Pipes & Fitti 73 PRINCEPIPE
500338 Prism Johnson 16 PRSMJOHNSN
539359 Pritika Auto Ind. 37 -
534675 Prozone Intu Propert 76 PROZONINTU
540544 PSP Projects 24 PSPPROJECT
532524 PTC India 74 PTC
533344 PTC India Financial 46 PFS
539006 PTC Industries 37 -
509220 PTL Enterprises 46 PTL
539785 Pudumjee Paper Produ 68 PDMJEPAPER
533295 Punj. & Sind Ban 44 PSB
506852 Punj. Alkalie 20 -
532461 Punj. NationlBak 44 PNB
506618 Punjab Chemicals and 69 PUNJABCHEM
532891 Puravankara 24 PURVA
532689 PVR Ltd. 39 PVR
539978 Quess Corp 80 QUESS
539678 Quick Heal Technolog 23 QUICKHEAL
532735 R Systems Internat. 23 RSYSTEMS
520073 Racl Geartech 6 -
532497 Radico Khaitan Ltd. 11 RADICO
531412 Radix Industries 63 -
539837 Raghav Productivity 61 -
542649 Rail Vikas Nigam 24 RVNL
500339 Rain Industries 16 RAIN
532826 Raj Television Netwo 39 RAJTV
532503 Rajapalayam Mill 85 -
531500 Rajesh Exports L 29 RAJESHEXPO
517522 Rajratan Global Wire 53 -
500355 Rallis India 69 RALLIS
522281 Ram Ratna Wires 61 -
532369 Ramco Industries 17 RAMCOIND
532370 Ramco Systems Lt 23 RAMCOSYS
532527 Ramkrishna Forgings 15 RKFORGE
533262 Ramky Infrastructure 24 RAMKY
532661 Rane (Madras) 6 RML
532987 Rane Brake Lining Lt 6 RBL
532988 Rane Engine Valve Lt 6 RANEENGINE
505800 Rane Holdings Ltd. 46 RANEHOLDIN
524230 Rashtriya Chemicals 42 RCF
540796 Ratnabhumi Developer 24 -
520111 Ratnamani Metals 53 RATNAMANI
533122 RattanIndia Power 74 RTNPOWER
504341 Ravindra Energy Ltd. 74 -
500330 Raymond Ltd 85 RAYMOND
540065 RBL Bank 43 RBLBANK
533608 RDB Rasayans Ltd. 66 -
532955 REC 46 RECLTD
532805 Redington (India) Lt 22 REDINGTON
532884 Refex Industries 63 REFEX
530517 Relaxo Footwears 55 RELAXO
500111 Reliance Capital 46 RELCAPITAL
532712 Reliance Com 64 RCOM
523445 Reliance Ind.Inf 76 RIIL
500325 Reliance Inds. 77 RELIANCE
500390 Reliance Infrastruct 74 RELINFRA
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
533107 Reliance Naval 81 RNAVAL
532939 Reliance Power L 74 RPOWER
532915 Religare Enterprises 46 RELIGARE
532923 Renaissance Global 29 RGL
535322 Repco Home Finance L 45 REPCOHOME
532687 Repro India Ltd. 59 REPRO
505509 Responsive Industrie 73 RESPONIND
505368 Revathi Equipment Lt 21 REVATHI
520008 Rico Auto Inds. 6 RICOAUTO
524480 Riddhi Siddhi Gluco 63 -
542383 Ritco Logistics 56 -
541556 Rites Ltd. 76 RITES
RKECSM RKEC Projects 24 RKEC
533168 Rossell India 72 ROSSELLIND
517500 Roto Pumps Ltd 37 -
532699 Royal Orchid Hotels 51 ROHLTD
532983 RPG Life Sciences 71 RPGLIFE
533284 RPP Infra Projects L 24 RPPINFRA
500350 RSWM Ltd. 85 RSWM
500367 Rubfila Internationa 79 -
503169 Ruby Mills 85 RUBYMILLS
500368 Ruchi Soya Inds. 32 RUCHI
532785 Ruchira Papers Ltd. 68 RUCHIRA
539226 Rudra Global Infra P 53 -
533552 Rupa & Company L 85 RUPA
533470 Rushil Decor Ltd. 54 RUSHIL
540497 S Chand & Company 80 SCHAND
539450 S H Kelkar & Company 19 SHK
540048 S P Apparels Ltd. 85 SPAL
532710 Sadbhav Engineering 24 SADBHAV
539346 Sadbhav Infrastructu 52 SADBHIN
506642 Sadhana Nitro 31 -
523025 Safari Indus. 66 SAFARI
502090 Sagar Cements 16 SAGCEM
-- Sagardeep Alloys 61 SAGARDEEP
532841 Sahyadri Industries 17 -
515043 Saint-Gobain Sekurit 47 -
SAKAREQ Sakar Healthcare 50 SAKAR
590051 Saksoft Ltd. 23 SAKSOFT
507315 Sakthi Sugars 83 SAKHTISUG
532713 Sakuma Exports 86 SAKUMA
540642 Salasar Techno Engin 37 SALASAR
517059 Salzer Electr. 33 SALZERELEC
520075 Samkrg Pistons & Rin 6 -
526725 Sandesh 59 SANDESH
541163 Sandhar Technologies 6 SANDHAR
504918 Sandur M & I Ore 62 -
514234 Sangam India Ltd 85 SANGAMIND
526521 Sanghi Industrie 17 SANGHIIND
530073 Sanghvi Movers L 38 SANGHVIMOV
SANGINIT Sanginita Chemicals 19 SANGINITA
500674 Sanofi India 71 SANOFI
519260 Sanwaria Consumer 32 SANWARIA
504614 Sarda Energy & Miner 53 SARDAEN
532163 Saregama India Ltd. 39 SAREGAMA
526885 Sarla Performance Fi 85 SARLAPOLY
532663 Sasken Technologies 23 SASKEN
511076 Sat Industries Ltd. 86 -
539201 Satia Industries 68 SATIA
539404 Satin Creditcare 46 SATIN
502175 Saurashtra Cemen 16 -
524667 Savita Oil Tech 70 SOTL
523710 Sayaji Hotels Lt 51 -
500112 SBI 44 SBIN
540719 SBI Life Insurance 46 SBILIFE
511672 Scan Steels 53 -
526544 Scanpoint Geomatics 23 -
505790 Schaeffler India 10 SCHAEFFLER
534139 Schneider Electric 33 SCHNEIDER
505141 Scooters India 5 -
526807 Seamec Ltd. 82 SEAMECLTD
540673 Security and Intelli 80 SIS
530075 Selan Exploratio 65 SELAN
512529 Sequent Scientific 71 SEQUENT
502450 Seshasayee Paper 68 SESHAPAPER
505075 Setco Automotive 6 SETCO
524324 Seya Industries 19 SEYAIND
501423 Shaily Engineering P 73 -
531431 Shakti Pumps (In 37 SHAKTIPUMP
540797 Shalby 50 SHALBY
509874 Shalimar Paints 67 SHALPAINTS
540425 Shankara Building Pr 86 SHANKARA
522034 Shanthi Gears 6 SHANTIGEAR
538666 Sharda Cropchem 69 SHARDACROP
535602 Sharda Motor Ind 6 SHARDAMOTR
540725 Share India Securiti 46 -
540203 Sheela Foam 70 SFL
540757 Sheetal Cool Product 40 -
538685 Shemaroo Entertainme 39 SHEMAROO
526117 Shervani Ind.Syn 25 -
530549 Shilpa Medicare L 71 SHILPAMED
523598 Shipping Corpn. 82 SCI
532323 Shiva Cement Ltd 16 -
511108 Shiva Texyarn Ltd. 85 SHIVATEX
513097 Shivalik Bimetal 53 -
539148 Shivalik Rasayan 69 -
532776 Shivam Autotech Ltd. 6 SHIVAMAUTO
532638 Shoppers Stop 78 SHOPERSTOP
500387 Shree Cement 16 SHREECEM
502180 Shree Digvijay 16 SHREDIGCEM
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
540737 Shree Ganesh Remedie 19 -
539334 Shree Pushkar Chemic 19 SHREEPUSHK
500356 Shree Rama Newsprint 68 RAMANEWS
532670 Shree Renuka Sugars 83 RENUKA
SHRENIKE Shrenik L 68 SHRENIK
516016 Shreyans Inds. 68 SHREYANIND
520151 Shreyas Shipping & L 82 SHREYAS
512453 Shri Jagdamba Poly 70 -
532498 Shriram City Uni 46 SHRIRAMCIT
532945 Shriram EPC Ltd. 76 SHRIRAMEPC
SHRIPIST Shriram Pistons 6 SHRIPISTON
511218 Shriram Trans.Fi 46 SRTRANSFIN
500550 Siemens Ltd. 37 SIEMENS
523606 Sika Interplant 37 -
521194 SIL Investments Ltd. 46 SILINV
SILVERTU Silver Touch Technol 23 SILVERTUC
523838 Simplex Infrastructu 24 SIMPLEXINF
523023 SinclairsHotels 51 -
505729 Singer India 37 -
SINTERCO Sintercom India 6 SINTERCOM
SIRCAEQ Sirca Paints India 67 SIRCA
503811 Siyaram Silk 85 SIYSIL
533206 SJVN Ltd. 74 SJVN
500472 SKF India 10 SKFINDIA
538562 Skipper Ltd. 37 SKIPPER
532419 Smartlink Holdings 46 SMARTLINK
505192 SML Isuzu Ltd. 8 SMLISUZU
540679 SMS Lifesciences Ind 71 SMSLIFE
532815 SMS Pharmaceuticals 71 SMSPHARMA
538635 Snowman Logistics Lt 56 SNOWMAN
532784 Sobha 24 SOBHA
532725 Solar Industries Ind 63 SOLARINDS
541540 Solara Active Pharma 71 SOLARA
507514 Som Distilleries 11 SDBL
531548 Somany Ceramics Ltd. 18 SOMANYCERA
542905 Somany Home Innovat 18 SHIL
532221 Sonata Software 23 SONATSOFTW
532679 SORIL Infra Resource 78 SORILINFRA
516108 South India Pape 68 -
532218 South Indian Ban 43 SOUTHBANK
542759 Spandana Sphoorty Fi 46 SPANDANA
534425 Speciality Restauran 51 SPECIALITY
542337 Spencer’s Retail 78 SPENCERS
590030 SPIC 42 SPIC
500285 Spicejet Ltd. 2 SPICEJET
532651 SPL Industries L 85 SPLIL
532842 Sree Rayalaseema Hi- 19 SRHHYPOLTD
523756 SREI Infrastructure 46 SREINFRA
503806 SRF Ltd. 85 SRF
534680 SRG Housing Finance 45 -
513605 Srikalahasthi Pipes 53 SRIPIPES
540575 Star Cement 16 STARCEMENT
516022 Star Paper Mills 68 STARPAPER
512531 State Trading 86 STCINDIA
500113 Steel Authority 53 SAIL
513517 Steel Cast 15 -
534748 Steel ExchangeIndia 53 STEELXIND
513262 Steel Strips Wheels 6 SSWL
533316 STEL Holdings 46 STEL
542760 Sterling and Wilson 37 SWSOLAR
530759 Sterling Tools L 37 STERTOOLS
532374 Sterlite Technologie 13 STRTECH
504959 Stovec Indus. 38 -
532531 Strides Pharma Scien 71 STAR
526951 Stylam Industries 54 -
532348 Subex Ltd. 23 SUBEX
517168 Subros Ltd. 6 SUBROS
506655 Sudarshan Chem. 31 SUDARSCHEM
524542 Sukhjit Starch & 40 -
542920 Sumitomo Chemical 69 SUMICHEM
533306 Summit Securities 46 SUMMITSEC
532872 Sun Pharma Advanced 63 SPARC
524715 Sun Pharma. 71 SUNPHARMA
532733 Sun TV Network Ltd. 39 SUNTV
520056 Sundaram Clayton 6 SUNCLAYLTD
500403 Sundaram Fasten. 6 SUNDRMFAST
590071 Sundaram Finance 46 SUNDARMFIN
-- Sundaram Finance Hol 46 SUNDARMHLD
590072 SundaramBrakeLining 6 SUNDRMBRAK
500404 Sunflag Iron 53 SUNFLAG
530845 Sunshield Chemic 19 -
512179 Sunteck Realty Ltd. 24 SUNTECK
512527 Super Sales India 85 -
523283 Superhouse Ltd. 55 SUPERHOUSE
532509 Suprajit Enginee 6 SUPRAJIT
509930 Supreme Inds. 73 SUPREMEIND
500405 Supreme Petroche 70 SUPPETRO
500336 Surya Roshni Ltd 53 SURYAROSNI
532782 Sutlej Textiles & In 85 SUTLEJTEX
530239 Suven Life Sciences 71 SUVEN
537259 Suyog Telematics 84 -
532667 Suzlon Energy Ltd. 38 SUZLON
505590 SVP Global Ventures 85 -
503310 Swan Energy Ltd. 85 SWANENERGY
500407 Swaraj Engines 37 SWARAJENG
532051 Swelect Energy Syste 33 SWELECTES
517385 Symphony 25 SYMPHONY
532276 Syndicate Bank 44 SYNDIBANK
539268 Syngene Internationa 63 SYNGENE
531426 T Nadu Newsprint 68 TNPL
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
514142 T T Ltd. 85 TTL
532390 Taj GVK Hotels & Res 51 TAJGVK
532890 Take Solutions Ltd. 23 TAKE
505160 Talbros Auto. 6 TALBROAUTO
500777 Tamilnadu Petroprod 40 TNPETRO
506854 Tanfac Inds. 19 -
532790 Tanla Solutions 23 TANLA
519091 Tasty Bite 40 TASTYBITE
500770 Tata Chemicals 20 TATACHEM
532301 Tata Coffee Ltd. 72 TATACOFFEE
500483 Tata Communications 64 TATACOMM
532540 Tata Consultancy 23 TCS
500800 Tata Consumer Produc 72 TATACONSUM
500408 Tata Elxsi Ltd. 23 TATAELXSI
501301 Tata Investment 46 TATAINVEST
513434 Tata Metaliks 53 TATAMETALI
500570 Tata Motors Ltd. 8 TATAMOTORS
500400 Tata Power Co. 74 TATAPOWER
500470 Tata Steel 53 TATASTEEL
500055 Tata Steel BSL 53 TATASTLBSL
513010 Tata Steel Long Prod 53 TATASTLLP
532371 Tata Teleservices (M 64 TTML
540212 TCI Express 56 TCIEXP
532349 TCI Ltd. 87 TCI
541700 TCNS Clothing 85 TCNSBRANDS
523301 TCPL Packaging 59 TCPLPACK
533553 TD Power Systems Ltd 34 TDPOWERSYS
539658 TeamLease Service 80 TEAMLEASE
532755 Tech Mahindra Ltd. 23 TECHM
542141 Techno Electric&Eng 38 TECHNOE
532804 Technocraft Industri 53 TIIL
540595 Tejas Networks 64 TEJASNET
505400 Texmaco Infrastructu 24 TEXINFRA
533326 Texmaco Rail & Engin 38 TEXRAIL
507753 TGV SRAAC 20 -
533158 Thangamayil Jeweller 29 THANGAMAYL
590062 The Andhra Sugars 20 ANDHRSUGAR
542460 The Anup Engineering 38 ANUP
522073 The Hi-Tech Gears 6 HITECHGEAR
540954 The Indian Wood Prod 54 -
530023 The Investment Trust 46 THEINVEST
540769 The New India Assur 46 NIACL
500260 The Ramco Cements 16 RAMCOCEM
UNITEDTE The United Nilgiri 72 UNITEDTEA
530199 Themis Medicare Ltd. 71 THEMISMED
500411 Thermax 37 THERMAX
539310 Thinkink Picturez 39 -
500412 Thirumalai Chem. 19 TIRUMALCHM
500413 Thomas Cook (I) 63 THOMASCOOK
539871 Thyrocare Tech. 50 THYROCARE
590005 Tide Water Oil 58 TIDEWATER
505196 TIL Ltd. 86 TIL
507205 Tilaknagar Industrie 11 TI
532856 Time Technoplast Ltd 66 TIMETECHNO
500414 Timex Group India 25 -
522113 Timken India Ltd 10 TIMKEN
504966 Tin Plate Co. 61 TINPLATE
532375 Tips Industries 39 TIPSINDLTD
532966 Titagarh Wagons Ltd. 38 TWL
500114 Titan Company 29 TITAN
500420 Torrent Pharmac 71 TORNTPHARM
532779 Torrent Power Ltd. 74 TORNTPOWER
526650 Tourism Finance 46 TFCILTD
526582 TPL Plastech Ltd. 73 TPLPLASTEH
532928 Transformers & Recti 75 TRIL
506687 Transpek Indus. 19 -
500251 Trent Ltd. 78 TRENT
532159 Trescon L 49 -
505854 TRF Ltd 38 TRF
534369 Tribhovandas Bhimji 29 TBZ
521064 Trident Ltd. 85 TRIDENT
517562 Trigyn Technolog 23 TRIGYN
505978 Triton Valves 6 -
532356 Triveni Eng.&Ind.Ltd 83 TRIVENI
533655 Triveni Turbine 34 TRITURBINE
507747 TTK Healthcare Ltd. 71 TTKHLTCARE
517506 TTK Prestige L 25 TTKPRESTIG
540762 Tube Investments 28 TIINDIA
532515 TV Today Network Ltd 39 TVTODAY
532800 TV18 Broadcast 39 TV18BRDCST
532513 TVS Electronics 22 TVSELECT
532343 TVS Motor Co. Ltd. 5 TVSMOTOR
509243 TVS Srichakra Lt 88 TVSSRICHAK
532384 Tyche Industries 71 -
500464 Ucal Fuel System 6 UCALFUEL
532505 UCO Bank 44 UCOBANK
530131 Udaipur Cement Works 16 -
539518 Uday Jewellery 29 -
500148 Uflex Ltd. 66 UFLEX
539141 UFO Moviez India Ltd 39 UFO
530363 Ugar Sugar Works 83 UGARSUGAR
511742 Ugro Capital 46 -
539874 Ujjivan Financial 46 UJJIVAN
542904 Ujjivan SmallFinance 43 UJJIVANSFB
506685 Ultramarine Pig. 31 -
532538 UltraTech Cement 16 ULTRACEMCO
500231 Umang Dairies Ltd. 40 UMANGDAIRY
504605 Uni Abex Alloys 15 -
506690 Unichem Labs 71 UNICHEMLAB
532477 Union Bank of In 44 UNIONBANK
500429 Uniphos Enterprises 86 UNIENTER
Ticker Company Ind. NSE
Code Code
532646 Uniply Industries 54 UNIPLY
507878 Unitech Ltd. 24 UNITECH
533171 United Bank of I 44 UNITEDBNK
532478 United Breweries Ltd 11 UBL
522014 United Drilling Tool 37 -
532432 United Spirits 11 MCDOWELL-N
504212 Universal Cables 12 UNIVCABLES
512070 UPL 69 UPL
517146 Usha Martin Ltd. 53 USHAMART
513216 Uttam Galva Steels 53 UTTAMSTL
532729 Uttam Sugar Mills 83 UTTAMSUGAR
500254 Uttam Value Steels 53 UVSL
534976 V Mart Retail 78 VMART
532953 V-Guard Ind.Ltd. 33 VGUARD
532867 V2 Retail 78 V2RETAIL
533269 Va Tech Wabag Ltd. 37 WABAG
519152 Vadilal Enterprises 40 -
519156 Vadilal Indus. 40 VADILALIND
532156 Vaibhav Global 78 VAIBHAVGBL
511431 Vakrangee 23 VAKRANGEE
540145 Valiant Organics 19 -
-- Vardhman Acrylics Lt 85 VARDHACRLC
500439 Vardhman Holdings 46 VHL
534392 Vardhman Special St 53 VSSL
502986 Vardhman Textiles Lt 85 VTL
541578 Varroc Engineering 6 VARROC
540180 Varun Beverages Ltd. 11 VBL
533156 Vascon Engineers Ltd 24 VASCONEQ
500295 Vedanta 62 VEDL
505232 Veljan Denison 21 -
523261 Venky’s (India) Ltd. 49 VENKEYS
512229 Veritas (India) Ltd. 37 -
520113 Vesuvius India 63 VESUVIUS
539331 Veto Switchgears & C 33 VETO
531234 Victory Paper & 68 -
531717 Vidhi Specialty Food 31 VIDHIING
531069 Vijay Solvex Ltd 32 -
542655 Vikas Multicorp 19 VIKASMCORP
531518 Vikas Proppant & Gra 40 VIKASPROP
519307 Vikas WSP 19 VIKASWSP
524394 Vimta Labs Ltd. 50 VIMTALABS
524200 Vinati Organics 19 VINATIORGA
517015 Vindhya Telelink 13 VINDHYATEL
524129 Vinyl Chemicals 19 VINYLINDIA
507880 VIP Indus. 73 VIPIND
530627 Vipul Organics 31 -
532372 Virinchi L 23 -
509055 Visaka Indus. 17 VISAKAIND
538598 Vishal Fabrics Ltd. 85 VISHAL
516072 Vishnu Chemicals 19 VISHNU
542852 Vishwaraj Sugar Ind 83 VISHWARAJ
532660 Vivimed Labs 71 VIVIMEDLAB
511333 VLS Finance L 46 VLSFINANCE
532822 Vodafone Idea L 64 IDEA
522122 Voith Paper Fabrics 85 -
532757 Voltamp Transformers 75 VOLTAMP
500575 Voltas Ltd. 25 VOLTAS
539118 VRL Logistics Ltd. 56 VRLLOG
509966 VST Industries 40 VSTIND
531266 VST Tillers Tr 9 VSTTILLERS
532893 VTM Ltd. 85 -
533023 WABCO India 6 WABCOINDIA
507410 Walchandnagar 38 WALCHANNAG
523660 Waterbase Ltd. 4 WATERBASE
532144 Welspun Corp 53 WELCORP
532553 Welspun Enterprises 24 WELENT
514162 Welspun India 85 WELSPUNIND
500365 Welspun Specialty 53 -
505412 Wendt India 37 WENDT
500444 West Coast Paper 68 WSTCSTPAPR
505533 Westlife Development 51 WESTLIFE
590073 Wheels India Ltd. 6 WHEELS
500238 Whirlpool of Ind 25 WHIRLPOOL
526586 Wim Plast Ltd 73 -
522029 Windsor Machines 38 WINDMACHIN
524758 Wintac Ltd. 71 -
507685 Wipro Ltd 23 WIPRO
532300 Wockhardt Ltd. 71 WOCKPHARMA
538268 Wonderla Holidays Lt 63 WONDERLA
-- Worth Peripherals 66 WORTH
505872 WPIL Ltd. 37 -
532616 Xchanging Solutions 23 XCHANGING
531225 Xtglobal Infotech 23 -
539939 Yash Chemex Ltd. 31 -
516030 Yash Pakka 68 -
532648 YES Bank Ltd. 43 YESBANK
522108 Yuken India 37 -
539963 Zeal Aqua 4 -
505537 Zee Entertainment En 39 ZEEL
533287 Zee Learn Ltd. 80 ZEELEARN
532794 Zee Media Corp 39 ZEEMEDIA
533339 Zen Technologies Ltd 23 ZENTEC
532039 Zenotech Laboratorie 71 -
504067 Zensar Technologies 23 ZENSARTECH
505163 ZF Steering Gear 6 -
541400 Zim Laboratories 71 -
521163 Zodiac Clothing 85 ZODIACLOTH
ZOTAEQ Zota Healthcare 71 ZOTA
534742 Zuari Agro Chemicals 42 ZUARI
500780 Zuari Global 24 ZUARIGLOB
531335 Zydus Wellness Ltd. 40 ZYDUSWELL

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Cover Story
Crude Prices Plunge: Tyre Industry

It’s ‘Wow’ For Some!

Crude OIL Paint Industry

India is one of the biggest beneficiaries whenever the crude oil prices get into the
correction mode. And when the crude prices plunge the way they have done now,
Indian economy is presented with a huge advantage. Yogesh Supekar and the
DSIJ Research Team explain which companies and sectors can benefit the most
owing to the slump in crude oil prices

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Goods
Oil & Gas Industry
T
here is saying in the investment
markets: “There is always an investing
opportunity in any market condition.”
However, if we take a look at the
current market situation it really is
difficult to convince oneself on
identifying any investment
opportunities. The global markets are
spooked and the panic is widespread
even as the US and Indian benchmark
indices take a free fall, recording the biggest single downward
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Industry
spiral, in absolute terms as seen in table 1. What is disturbing
the markets is known to most market participants but what is
not known is the extent of damage this whole motley of factors
is going to cause and for how long the ‘risk off ’ mode in the
investing world will exist.
It does look like the crash in crude oil prices and the economic
and political repercussions that it may have on global markets is
a bigger concern for investors than the spread of the
coronavirus. It is not that the crude oil prices have never
crashed before; it’s just that the triggers behind the fall are
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Table 1
Source : Money Control
Source : CNBC
worrying the markets. In 2008, the crude oil prices touched a
low of USD 32.40 per barrel. Ten years ago, the slump was
attributed to demand side problems. In 2016, the crude oil
prices crashed again and touched a new low of USD 26.05 per
barrel with the fall attributed to supply side problems. The
recent slump in crude oil prices, however, is attributed to not
only the demand and supply hits but also to the unprecedented
price war triggered between the oil producers.
Doubts and Fears
No doubt the crude oil prices are important for oil producing
nations but global equity investors need to remember that oil
economy is of great importance to the US’ economy as well and
in fact is one of the major contributors to its GDP. Thus, the
negative impact or price war in crude oil is a big negative for the
US’ economy which is already feared to be heading into a
technical recession with two consecutive negative growths in
GDP. Investors in the US’ markets fear that the slowdown in
economic activity due to coronavirus and now the slump in
crude oil prices may push the markets into bearish territory and
head the nation into recession.
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❝ If the DOW drops 1,000 points in
two days, the president should be
impeached immediately ❞
US President Donald J. Trump’s
tweet on November 6, 2012.
Such fears are communicated in the VIX index which crossed
54 levels on Monday, indicating panic. Similar readings were
seen during the financial crisis of 2008. One of the biggest
concerns for the global equity markets is the inability of the
central banks to halt the damage. It is as if the otherwise so
powerful central banks have lost their magic touch. The
methodologies these central banks, especially US Federal and
ECB, use to rescue the global markets with the help of
monetary policies are no more considered lethal weapons. This
inability of the central banks and policymakers to infuse calm
in the markets is worrying market participants.
The negative impact of the coronavirus outbreak will most
likely be big and monetary policy will be of little to no use to
counteract it. The coordination between political leaders and
central bankers is of utmost importance for a faster and sharper
recovery. The market may take cues from the positive
announcement by the US government, such as, President
Donald Trump announcing this month that his team are
looking at measures including cutting payroll taxes and aiding
ailing businesses like airline and cruise operators. The
incompetence of the US Fed has, however, been the highlight of
the current crisis. Only a few months ago US Federal
announced that there is no need to cut interest rates and then
suddenly decided to cut interest rates, showcasing its reactive
way of functioning and not being preventive enough.
Commenting on this scenario, Suman Chowdhury, President
(Ratings) at Acuite Ratings and Research Limited, said, “The
sharp decline in the global oil prices not only reflects the deep
underlying concerns on a global economic disruption brought
about by the corona virus scare but also a lack of consensus
among the OPEC nations regarding production cuts. This will
benefit India since it is one of the largest importers of crude oil;
we estimate the savings on oil imports to be around USD 30
billion in FY21 if there is no significant uptick in global
demand. This will also arrest the rising inflation and facilitate
the next round of rate cuts by the RBI.”
Triggering the Price Slump
Oil prices fell almost 30 per cent over the weekend of March 8
owing to Saudi Arabia slashing the official rates of its crude by
the most in 30 years. It also announced that the country is
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the coming months. This sent shocks in the crude oil markets
and hurt sentiments in other asset classes, which were already
trading thin on coronavirus uncertainty. The markets were
surprised by the announcement made by Saudi Arabia.
It is perceived that the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman,
also the de facto leader of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, is
gearing up to test the oil production capacity to deliver a
crushing blow to rival producers. The move appears to be an
effort to drive oil prices down so far as to send a message to
Russia that it was a mistake to not agree to deepen output costs
cuts at Friday's OPEC+ meeting. Some of the major investment
banks are betting that the crude oil prices may touch as low as
USD 20 per barrel. This price may be seen in the second quarter
of 2020 as per some of the leading brokerage houses.
The Beneficial Fallout
While a slump is crude oil price is bad for oil producing
countries, it is definitely beneficial for India, at least tactically.
The following sectors and stocks may see some positive traction
owing to the drop in crude oil prices:
Oil and Gas
The reduction in oil prices should benefit refiners like IOC,
HPCL, MRPL, CPCL and BPCL since their fuel expenses will
go down which should help in improving refining margins.
Similarly, Lubricant companies such as Castrol and Gulf Oil
Lubricants India are expected to benefit due to a decline in base
oil price. On the other hand, the low price of oil will negatively
affect upstream PSUs such as ONGC and Oil India given the
impact on oil realisations. There is likely to be an impact on the
profitability of petrochemical and LPG segments such as GAIL
India as well. The volume growth of city gas distribution
companies such as IGL, MGL, Adani Gas and Gujarat Gas may
be impacted in the near term as the competitiveness of natural
gas diminishes as compared to alternative fuels like fuel oil.
Tyres Companies
Companies such as Apollo Tyres, Goodyear Tyres, MRF, CEAT,
TVS Srichakra and Balkrishna Industries should see a
reduction in cost as crude-based raw materials account for
close to 50 per cent of the cost. Thus, an expansion in margins
can be expected for these companies.
Consumer Goods
The fall in crude oil prices will bode well for consumer goods
companies in terms of margins as lower crude prices would
mean a reduction in packaging cost (15-20 per cent of overall
input prices). Moreover, the drop in crude oil prices should also
benefit paint companies such as Asian Paints, Berger Paints,
Kansai Nerolac Paints and AkzoNobel as 30 per cent of raw
materials in these companies are crude oil derivatives and prices
of the same are expected to decline with a fall in crude prices.
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Agro Chemicals and Speciality Chemicals
The fall in crude oil prices will be positive for PI Industries,
UPL, Aarti Industries, SRF, Sudarshan Chemicals, Meghmani
Organics, Dhanuka Agritech and Excel Industries, among
others.
Making Headlines
In the recent crash the following headline caught
the investors’ attention: “World's richest 500
people lost USD 203 billion in the first 96 minutes
of US’ trading on Monday, March 9.” In December
when the markets were not bearish, the
following headline impressed the investors:
“World’s richest 500 people made USD 1.2 trillion
in a single day.”
This is how headlines influence investors’ minds!
Conclusion
The US markets are struggling because the credit markets have
buckled and crude oil has sunk. The US 10-year yield went
below 0.50 per cent for the first time ever. The market moods
are expected to push the policymakers to reduce interest rates
while the zero interest rate scenario in the US is gathering
steam. No doubt the current market mood is that of ‘risk off ’
and hence we may see some selling pressure in emerging
markets, with Indian equities being one of them. However, the
‘risk off ’ mood can change if there is a coordinated effort by
central banks of the world and some selective fiscal packages
are announced to stem the fears of the slag in economic growth.
In the past, good returns have always been preceded with bouts
of pain. Long-term investors need to remember that the ride is
going to be bumpy and recovery can be painfully slow, testing
the patience and conviction of the very best. Such panic
situations can be used to build long-term strategic portfolios.
The markets are volatile – that is a given as of now. How well
the markets recover from here will depend on not only how the
global factors interplay but also on how well India manages its
balance-sheet and reduces the fiscal deficit with the help of
lower crude oil prices. Meanwhile, investors can focus on high
dividend yield stocks and those stocks that stand to benefit
from lower crude oil prices while setting out to build a portfolio
with long-term investment horizon. In fact, such bouts of
correction, volatility and panic can be a true friend of long-
term investors. One must use it optimally, albeit being cautious. DS
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Investment Horizon
Query-Specific

BHARAT PETROLEUM CORPORATION IRCTC

I have bought 50 shares of BPCL at `508. Should I
hold or sell?
 - Satyavijay M
I have bought 100 shares of IRCTC at the rate of
`1,200. The price is currently fluctuating between
`1,450 and `1,550. Should I book profit or
accumulate?  - Mithil Mallya

HOLD BUY
BSE/NSE Code 500547 / BPCL BSE Code 542830 / IRCTC
Face Value `10 Face Value `10
CMP `404.70 CMP `1285.20
52-Week High `549.70/ Low `308.55 52-Week High `1,995.00 / Low `625.00
Your Current (20.33 per cent) Your Current 7.1 per cent
Profit/(Loss) Profit/(Loss)

B I
harat Petroleum Corporation Limited is engaged in
offering motor spirit (MS), high-speed diesel (HSD) and
liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). Its business includes
refining of crude oil and marketing of petroleum products. The
downstream petroleum segment includes refining and market-
ing of petroleum products. It is engaged in the production of
liquid and gaseous fuels, illuminating oils, lubricating oils or
greases or other products from crude petroleum or bituminous
minerals. On a consolidated quarterly front, its net sales
decreased by 3.80 per cent to `85,926.70 crore in Q3FY20 as
compared to `89,324.86 crore in Q3FY19. PBDT for Q3FY20
stood at `3,041.28 crore, clocking a growth of 89.76 per cent as
compared to `1,602.68 for Q3FY19. Net profit saw a significant
jump to `1,616.49 crore in Q3FY20 from `477.61 crore in
Q3FY19. On an annual basis, the company reported net sales of
`3,40,879.15 crore in FY19, increasing 21.99 per cent from
`2,79,437.99 crore in FY18. PBDT reduced by 2.43 per cent to
`15,385.82 crore in FY19 from `15,769.64 crore in FY18. Net
profit decreased by 10.73 per cent to `7,590.53 crore in FY19 as
compared to `8,503.03 crore in FY18. The government’s stake
sale in the company, which is expected to happen in FY21, is
likely to usher in growth momentum. Thus, based on our
analysis, we recommend our investor-readers to HOLD.
ndian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC)
is engaged in offering internet ticketing, catering and
tourism. The company offers catering and hospitality services
at stations, on trains and other locations. On a quarterly
consolidated front, the company reported net sales of `715.98
crore in Q3FY20, increasing by 64.59 per cent from `435.01
crore in the same period for the previous fiscal year. Operating
profit came in at `270.42 crore in Q3FY20, increasing signifi-
cantly by 140.57 per cent from `112.41 crore in Q3FY19.
Similarly, in Q3FY20, net profit surged by 179.66 per cent to
`205.8 crore from `73.59 crore in Q3FY19. On an annual front,
the company reported net sales of `1,868.23 crore in FY19. For
the current fiscal year, operating profit was reported at `475.92
crore and net profit was reported at `305.92 crore. The Railway
Board has announced plans to hike prices of meals on-board
Rajdhani, Shatabdi and Duronto trains, effective March 29, 2020.
This would result in a slight increase in their fares which could
benefit IRCTC’s revenue. The company is enjoying virtual
monopoly with its business model offering major tourism-relat-
ed services on all aspects under one roof. Taking into consider-
ation the company’s strong earnings’ profile, diversified business
segments, debt-free status, and most importantly, a high entry
barrier to the business, we recommend BUY.

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I have bought 1,500 shares of Tata Power bought at
`77 per share. Should I hold or sell?
 - Chhuttan Lal Mathur
HOLD
NSE Code 500400 / TATAPOWER
Face Value `1
CMP `37.95
52-Week High `76.90 / Low `37.75
Your Current (50.71 per cent)
Profit/(Loss)
T O
he Tata Power Company Limited is an integrated power
company with principal businesses in the generation,
transmission, distribution-cum-retail, power trading,
power services, coal mines and logistics, strategic engineering
for defence applications, solar photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing,
and engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services.
Its power segment includes generation, transmission, and
distribution and trading of electricity; the coal segment includes
mining and trading and other segments.
On the consolidated quarterly front, the net sales for Q3FY20
dropped by 11.42 per cent to `7,071.03 crore from `7,982.61
crore in Q3FY19 due to lower fuel revenues. But PBDT
improved by 4.29 per cent as a result of improvement in the
performance of Coastal Gujarat Power Limited (CGPL), which
is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Power that implemented
the 4,000 MW Mundra Ultra Mega Power Project. The PBDT
for Q3FY20 stood at `840.96 crore as compared to `806.39 crore
for Q3FY19. The company gained a net profit of `79.45 crore in
Q3FY20 which is a significant rise from `1.16 crore gained in
the same quarter of the previous fiscal year. On the annual front,
net sales increased by 10.13 per cent to `29,558.64 crore in FY19
from `26,840.27 crore in FY18. PBDT was reported to be
`4,328.45 crore in FY19 which is a growth of 19.02 per cent as
compared to `3,636.82 crore in the previous fiscal year.
Subsequently, the net profit gained by Tata Power rose by 13.34
per cent to `1,279.23 crore as compared to `1,128.68 crore
gained in FY18.
A drop in coal prices during the quarter has brought about an
improvement in the performance of the Mundra plant. Tata
Power continued to focus on deleveraging and repaid `2,250
crore debt YTD. The company has received approval from
NCLT for sale of its defence business and expects to close the
transaction by Q1FY21, thus further continuing deleveraging.
With an increase in tariffs, the company will be able to produce
more profits. Based on our analysis, we recommend HOLD.
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OIL INDIA LIMITED
I have purchased 200 shares of Oil India at `150.
Kindly suggest if I should hold or sell or buy more for
the long term? 
 - Dushyant Nayak
HOLD
BSE/NSE Code 533106 / OIL
Face Value `10
CMP `84.70
52-Week High `188.60 / Low `84.30
Your Current (45.53 per cent)
Profit/(Loss)
il India Limited is engaged in providing crude oil and
natural gas. Its business segments include crude oil,
natural gas, LPG, pipeline transportation and more. It
owns and operates approximately 10 drilling rigs and over 10
work-over rigs besides charter hiring drilling rigs based on
operational requirement. It owns approximately 10 crude oil
pumping stations and over 20 repeater stations spread across
the eastern states of Assam, West Bengal and Bihar. Oil India is
said to produce nearly five million metric standard cubic
metres per day (MMSCUMD) of natural gas and has a pipeline
network for collection and supply of gas as fuel and feedstock
to various industries such as refineries, fertiliser, and petro-
chemical and power generation plants.
Looking at the quarterly trends on a consolidated basis, for
Q3FY20 the company reported net sales of `2,957.19 crore, a
decrease of 16.13 per cent as against net sales of `3,525.76 crore
for the same quarter of the previous fiscal. PBDT also decreased
by 42.46 per cent for Q3FY20 and was `1,071.93 crore as
compared to `1,863.01 crore for Q3FY19. For the third quarter
of FY19 the net profit also decreased by 67.84 per cent to
`336.68 crore when compared to `1,046.90 crore in the third
quarter of the previous fiscal. In terms of annual results, net
sales saw an increase of 28.82 per cent to `13,780.45 crore in
FY19 from `10,697.75 crore in FY18. The company reported
PBDT of `5,067.06 crore in FY19, which is an increase of 15.58
per cent compared to `4,383.91 crore in FY18. On the other
hand, the company gained net profit of `2,086.94 crore in FY19,
which is a growth of 7.97 per cent compared to `1,932.81 crore
gained in FY18.
Due to a decline in government dues and working capital, the
company has been able to reduce its debt. Moreover, Oil India
expects an improvement in the company’s performance by
resuming operations at its plant in Paradip and Panipat. Hence,
our advice is to HOLD.
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QueryBoard
ENGINEERS INDIA LTD
I am holding 150 shares of Engineers India Ltd.
bought at an average price of `125 per share for the
last two years. Should I continue to hold or sell?
 - Meenakshi Gaur
HOLD
BSE/NSE Code 532178 / ENGINERSIN
Face Value `5
CMP `68.15
52-Week High `128.60 / Low `66.15
Your Current (45.48 per cent)
Profit/(Loss)
E G
ngineers India Limited (EIL) is an engineering, procure-
ment and construction (EPC) and engineering consul-
tancy company in the hydrocarbons and petrochemicals
industry. It focuses on various sectors, including fertiliser and
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), nonferrous metallurgy, infrastruc-
ture, strategic crude oil storage, nuclear and solar energy, and
exploration and production. In addition, the company offers
various technologies for petroleum refining, oil and gas process-
ing and aromatics. On a consolidated quarterly front, its net sales
grew impressively by 53.67 per cent in Q3FY20 to `899.16 crore
from `585.12 crore in Q3FY19. This increase in sales was largely
on account of higher revenue from the turnkey segment.
The company reported an operating profit of `150.39 crore in
Q3FY20, up by 3.30 per cent from `145.59 crore in the
corresponding period for the previous fiscal year. The company
reported a net profit of `111.81 crore in Q3FY20, up by 19.49 per
cent from `93.57 crore in Q3FY19. On an annual basis, net sales
reported for FY19 was `2,475.79 crore, growing up 35.71 per
cent from `1,824.31 crore in FY18. Operating profit for the
current fiscal year was reported at `574.22 crore, down by 0.84
per cent from `579.09 crore in the previous fiscal year. Similarly,
net profit fell by 3.59 per cent in FY19 to `369.55 crore from
`383.31 crore in FY18.
There have been a number of initiatives and policy reforms
undertaken by the Government of India such as Make in India,
bio-fuels, Digital India and a renewed focus on infrastructure –
especially ports and airports – and affordable housing, which
have propelled large inflow of FDIs into the country. As a result,
the energy demand is set to grow at an all-time high owing to
rapid urbanisation and industrialisation, which will bode well for
a company like EIL. Furthermore, the company has a strong
order pipeline along with a balance-sheet that continues to
remain healthy with zero debt, putting it in a good position to
take advantage of future increase in demand for energy. Owing
to this, we recommend a HOLD.
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Query-Specific
GUJARAT ALKALIES
I have bought 150 shares of Gujarat Alkalies at
`550 per share. Should I sell or hold?
 - M Gokul
HOLD
BSE/NSE Code 530001 / GUJALKALI
Face Value `10
CMP `281.60
52-Week High `595.80/ Low `275.75
Your Current (48.80 per cent)
Profit/(Loss)
ujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited is a chemical
manufacturing company offering products which
include caustic soda, chlorine, hydrochloric acid,
hydrogen, chloromethanes, potassium hydroxide, potassium
carbonate, sodium cyanide, sodium ferro cyanide, hydrogen
peroxide and sodium chlorate, among others. The company
exports products, such as potassium hydroxide flakes and liquid
chlorine to Europe and West Asia, among others.
On a quarterly consolidated front, the company reported net
sales of `655.58 crore in the quarter ended December 2019,
down by 19.68 per cent from `816.26 crore reported in the
quarter ended December 2018. Operating profit in Q3FY20 was
recorded at `69.54 crore, down by 72.69 per cent from `254.64
crore reported in Q3FY19. The company reported a net profit of
`59.58 crore in Q3FY20, down by 63.45 per cent from `163 crore
reported in Q3FY19. On the annual front, net sales grew by
25.76 per cent in FY19 to `3,161.37 crore from `2,513.89 crore in
FY18. The company reported an operating profit of `1,016.25
crore in FY19, increasing to 35.61 per cent from `749.41 crore in
FY18. Similarly, net profit came in at `690.18 crore in FY19 as
compared to `534.49 crore in the previous fiscal year.
Over the years, supply chain disruptions in China due to
operational hazards, environmental compliance issues and higher
cost of operations have resulted in growing preference for India as
an alternative reliable supplier of chemicals. It is estimated that a
5-10 per cent business shift to India will more than double the
opportunity size for many chemical companies. The current
supply chain disruption in China due to the corona virus crisis
presents Indian chemical industries with another such
opportunity. Moreover, the company commenced 15,000 tonnes
per annum (TPA) stable bleaching powder (SBP) plant at Dahej in
February 2020, which is likely to lead to a boost in annual revenue.
Thus, we recommend a HOLD.
(Closing price as of Mar 11, 2020)
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Reviews
In this edition, we have reviewed HCL Technologies Ltd. and Procter and Gamble Hygiene
We suggest our reader-investors to HOLD in HCL Technologies Ltd. and Procter and Gamble Hygiene

Change
HCL TECHNOLOGIES LTD. HOLD 45 Per Cent
CMP - `536.80

BSE CODE Reco. Price Face Value

532281 `1085 `2

H
CL Technologies Limited is
engaged in providing a range of
software development services,
business process outsourcing services
and information technology (IT)
infrastructure services.
We had previously recommended the
scrip in Volume No. 34, Issue No. 21
dated September 16-29, 2019. The scrip
was then trading at `1,085 and was
recommended based on its robust
financial performance along with its
ability to acquire firms in order to
accelerate inorganic growth.
On the consolidated financial front, the
company posted net sales of `18,135
crore for Q3FY20, up by 15.52 per cent
from `15,699 crore in Q3FY19 driven
mainly by growth in product and
platform business. The PBDT was
`4,628 crore, an increase of 24.71 per
cent in Q3FY20 from `3,711 crore posted
in Q3FY19. HCL Technologies gained a
net profit of `2,944 crore in Q3FY20,
rising 13.01 per cent from in FY18. HCL Technologies has posted
`2,605 crore gained in Q3FY19 owing to strong broad-based growth across all its
positive deal wins. On the annual front, verticals. The increase in demand for its
the net sales came in at `60,427 crore in product and platform services, which is
FY19, up by 19.49 per cent from a high operating margin business, aids
`50,569 crore in FY18. the company in attaining growth
momentum along with healthy deal
In FY19, the PBDT increased by 18.57 pipeline and revitalisation of key
per cent to `14,695 crore from `12,394 businesses.
crore in FY18. The company’s net profit
gained in FY19 was `10,120 crore, up by Hence, we recommend a HOLD.
16.20 per cent from `8,709 crore gained

Change
PROCTER AND GAMBLE HOLD 14.38 Per Cent
CMP - `10086.45

BSE CODE Reco. Price Face Value

500459 `11,780.90 `10

P
rocter and Gamble Hygiene and
Healthcare Ltd. is engaged in the
manufacturing, trading, marketing
and selling of branded, packaged fast
moving consumer goods in the feminine
care and healthcare businesses. We had
previously recommended the scrip in
Volume No. 34, Issue No. 22 dated
September 30-October 13, 2019. The
scrip was then trading at `11,780.90 and
was recommended based on the stock’s
bullish nature.
Looking at the quarterly trends on a
consolidated basis, for Q2CY20 the
company posted net sales of `1,340.72
crore, which is a decline by 4.28 per cent
gained an operating profit of `265.08
crore as against an operating profit of
`274.62 crore in Q2CY19, exhibiting a
decline of 3.47 per cent. The net profit of
the company increased by 26.31 per cent
to `140.95 crore in Q2CY20 as compared
to `111.59 crore in Q2CY19.
Looking at the annual financial trend, for
FY19 the net sales of the company
increased by 20.01 per cent to
`2,946.50 crore from `2,455.29 crore for fundamentals by engaging in strategic
FY18. The PBDT increased by 3.62 per moves such as innovation, product
cent and stood at `657.11 crore for FY19 launches, distribution expansion and
as compared to `634.14 crore for FY18. better marketing strategies.
The net profit increased by 11.89 per cent
to `419.13 crore in FY19 from `374.59 Thus, we recommend a HOLD. DS

compared to net sales of `1,400.7 crore crore in FY18. The company continues to
for Q2CY19. For Q2CY20, the company focus on strengthening the brand (Closing price as of Mar 11, 2020)

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The recommendations provided in this column are taken from various market
sources such as brokers, analysts, dealers and investment strategists, etc. These
recommendations may not be backed by strong fundamentals. Therefore we advise
readers to use their own discretion before investing in these recommendation

A COLOURFUL DEAL
Fairchem Specialty is India’s
Fairchem Specialty largest manufacturer of Dimer
BSE Code:530117 Acid used in many consumer
CMP: `555.20 products including paints. It also
processes Tocopherol which is
used in formulating natural Vitamin E. The stock
witnessed a stupendous rally in mid-February. However,
due to a recent drop in the stock market, the stock has
come under a corrective phase, but during this
corrective phase the volumes are not significant and
hence this can be considered as a routine correction in
line with headline indices. But, when sentiments turn
tide, these strongest stocks outperform. Risk-takers can
go for this scrip and hope to make a quick buck.

REAPING A GOOD HARVEST KEEPING GOOD HEALTH

Coromandel
International
BSE Code: 506395
CMP: `620.90
According to the grapevine, decent
accumulation is seen in the stock as
market participants are expecting some
key announcements in the stock in the
near term. The stock is gaining
momentum along with decent volumes
and as per market sources, once the
news is out the stock will see a decent
run-up.
Flip over the magazine to read our MF exclusive section from the next page
Dabur
BSE Code: 500096
CMP: `488.20
Shares of Dabur are seeing
buying interest from HNIs at
lower levels with the stock
falling from its peak of `525 in
early March to `478-480
levels. Many HNIs have once
again started eyeing the stock and dealers say that there is a lot
of demand as it offers stability in an otherwise high volatility
market. Further, the stock is taking support around its 100 DMA
on the daily chart and the last time the stock took support
around its 100 DMA in early January 2020 it saw a rally of over
15 per cent in quick time. Hence, bargain hunters can look at
buying this stock with a short-medium term.

FULL OF FIZZ VBL is a key player in the beverage industry. It has

VBL operations spanning across six countries – three in
BSE Code: 540180 the Indian subcontinent (India, Sri Lanka, Nepal)
which contribute 85 per cent to revenues; three in
CMP: `787.50 Africa (Morocco, Zambia, Zimbabwe) contributing
15 per cent for the fiscal year 2019. As per our
sources, savvy traders have been buying shares of VBL, which were
battered down in the past week’s sell-off. According to sources, the
purchases could be part of a trading strategy that offers a good risk reward
for one of the strong stocks available after the current mayhem in the
markets. The stock price is likely to rise in the near term. DS

(Closing price as of Mar 11, 2020)

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would it be right time to invest in them?
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you to earn better risk-adjusted returns in the long run.
This becomes even more important in volatile times Editor Responds : We would suggest you to assess your risk appetite
like now. It is akin to driving slow when there is fog or snow that first. If these funds suits to your risk profile you can invest in them
helps us to mitigate the risk of an accident and you safely reach now. Nevertheless, your investment horizon should be more than one
your destination. Risk to your investments can come from year and you should not attach any goal to such investment.
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there are a lot of unknown unknowns. In this scenario, proper
asset allocation will help you to tide over this difficult situation.

Empirically it has been seen that a portfolio with proper asset

allocation, which means investing in different asset categories
including equity, debt, commodities and cash, has generated
better risk-adjusted returns. Investors, and especially first time
mutual fund investors with moderate risk, should invest in a mix
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of equity and debt to meet their long-term financial goals. This PMS Or Mutual Funds:
will help you to achieve your goals with lower volatility in your
portfolio. Recognising the situation, our mutual fund What’s The Right Choice?
recommendation in this issue is a hybrid fund that has invested
in equity, debt and cash.

Our cover story this time will help you to make sense of recent Financial Planning MF Page
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changes introduced by the capital market regulator for Portfolio
Management Service (PMS). The story will help you to choose a
product that suits your risk appetite and investment goals. We
are also carrying a special report on timeshare holidays. This is
compared with investments in mutual fund and using it to plan
your vacation. The story gives you an arithmetic sense of
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whether you should write a cheque in their favour after going Making Arithmetic Sense
through their detailed presentation. I believe the stories in the
issue will help you to make informed and better decisions. We Of A Timesharing Holiday
will be more than happy to receive your feedback and
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Mutual Fund
What’s The
Right
Choice?
Now that new regulations have been introduced by SEBI for Portfolio Management Service (PMS), its dividing line with mutual funds
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has become thinner. This article takes a look at how they now compare in terms of regulations, risks and returns
n today’s times, investors are surrounded with a lot of
investment opportunities and are in constant search of
products that would provide them with the highest
possible returns for either none or a negligible risk.
However, this has also led to opportunities for
fraudsters to create and sell fake products. Nevertheless,
the capital market regulator, Securities and Exchange Board of
India (SEBI), is trying to be one step ahead of them and curb
any such malpractices that it may come across in the
investment and advisory industry.
In this scenario, Portfolio Management Service (PMS) remains
one of the most preferred investment avenues for high net
worth individuals. To control fraudulent or mis-selling
happening in PMS, SEBI has now issued guidelines for
portfolio managers and also made certain amendments to the
SEBI Registered Investment Adviser (RIA) regulation. The
recent changes made with respect to PMS regulations have
made us give a thought to how this will create an impact on the
PMS and its investors.
Also, along with these changes it also makes sense to compare
PMS with mutual funds. This is because most of the changes
announced by SEBI make PMS akin to mutual funds.
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PMS
Nevertheless, the biggest difference between PMS and mutual
funds would always be in the investment ticket size with the
former requiring an initial investment of `50 lakhs or more. So,
let us first understand what are the major changes that have
been introduced and how can they can affect PMS, its
intermediaries and investors.
Key Changes in PMS Regulations
SEBI has provided certain guidelines to portfolio managers that
need to be followed by PMS, as detailed below:
1. No Upfront Commissions: No ‘upfront commission’
reminds you something? Yes! A similar thing was witnessed in
the mutual funds’ space as well. Like PMS, even upfront
commission of mutual funds was banned and all the
intermediaries eligible to receive the commission were shifted
to an ‘all trail’ model. This change had helped the mutual fund
industry to somewhat reduce the mis-selling that was
happening. Earlier, many intermediaries such as brokers were
more concerned about the upfront commissions since the more
they sold, more was the commission. Therefore, they sold
products to customers irrespective of their needs or risk profile.
2. Operational Expenses: The operating expense, excluding
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brokerage, that is charged over and above the fees for PMS
must not exceed 0.50 per cent per annum of the client’s average
daily Assets Under Management (AUM). These expenses are
similar to the fund administration expenses that are charged by
mutual funds.
3. Exit Load: Previously there were no restrictions on the exit
loads charged by the PMS. However, most of the PMS have exit
loads for withdrawals before one year with post one-year exit load
being nil. To avoid the potential exploitation of investors, SEBI has
defined the limits of exit load. For any withdrawal after one year of
investment, maximum 3 per cent can be charged as exit load. If
the investment age is two years then its withdrawal can be subject
to exit load of maximum 2 per cent. For an investment amount
with investment age of three years, maximum 1 per cent can be
charged as exit load. For any investment ageing more than three
years, no exit load can be charged.
4. Direct Plan: Like mutual funds, even PMS need to have
‘direct plan’. Direct plans are those that need to be directly
purchased from the service provider without any agent in
between. This change might attract a lot of High Networth
Individuals (HNIs) that are investing in direct plans of mutual
funds as they offer low-cost alternative to PMS. However,
further in our story we would find out whether it really makes
sense to have a direct plan option in PMS or not.
5. Performance: Performance reporting is something that
can have a huge impact on PMS. Presently, there are no such
rules for performance reporting to investors. Some of the PMS’
report performance to SEBI in one format and use another
format for investors. Therefore, to have a standard performance
reporting platform, SEBI has mandated to report performances
net of all the fees and charges. Also, while calculating the
performance, they would now need to consider all cash
holdings and investments in liquid funds.
These were the major changes introduced by SEBI for the PMS
industry, which will have far-reaching consequences on the
PMS ecosystem, be it the product creators, intermediaries who
are selling the product to end customers or investors who are
buying this product. In the following paragraphs we will
understand how these changes are going to impact different
stakeholders.
Impact on Service Provider
In the short run, the inflows to the PMS would definitely get
impacted. This is because majority of the inflows that they get
are from distributors. With the upfront commissions gone,
distributors have less incentive to sell PMS. To counter any
slowdown in inflows, a PMS providing company needs to
increase its reach by expanding the sales force, which would
need its own sweet time.
Impact on Intermediaries
Intermediaries such as distributors and Independent Financial
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Advisers (IFAs) would get affected the most as they would not
just have to forgo the upfront commission but also get affected
by the introduction of the direct plan, which would mean that
many of the informed clients will opt for the direct route
instead of going through intermediaries, thereby leading to loss
of potential clients. Only those distributors would not get much
affected who have diversified their business across various
products, right from mutual funds to PMS to AIF to insurance
and even loans, real estate and Pear-to-Pear (P2P) lending.
Impact on Investors
The entire exercise has been done by the regulator to help
investors and hence changes won’t have any negative impact on
investors. These guidelines have been formed to protect the
interests of the investors. In fact, the introduction of direct
plans will only help investors to enhance their returns. The
performance will be net of all fees and charges that would help
them compare the true performance of PMS. Earlier, portfolio
performance was shown to the investors, which may or may
not be the actual returns that an investor might be getting. This
is because he was paying fees and other charges from the
returns.
Difference Between Mutual Funds and PMS
Mutual Funds Portfolio Management Services
PMS, though closely monitored by SEBI,
Mutual Funds are comparatively more
requires less disclosures compared to
regulated than PMS.
mutual funds.
In case of mutual funds, investors have Even in case of PMS, periodic disclosures are
access to all the relevant information such made to the investors. However, it is not
as a fund’s portfolio, the commission available to the general public which makes
received by distributors, daily as well as it difficult for new investors to make an
historical performance data, etc. informed decision or identify the best PMS.
The ownership of the stock in case of mutual
In PMS, the ownership of stocks is with the
funds is with the respective asset
investor.
management company (AMC).
Mutual funds cater to all types of risk takers Usually being a concentrated portfolio, PMS
from conservative to aggressive to are relatively riskier than mutual funds.
super-aggressive with products from equity, Therefore, it is more suitable for investors
debt and hybrid. with high risk appetite.
There is no entry barrier in terms of initial
There is entry barrier to PMS as the
investment to mutual funds as one can start
minimum ticket size is `50 lakh.
to invest via SIP with as low as `100.
After getting hang of the recent changes in the regulations of
PMS and understanding how they are going to impact different
participants, now it’s time to compare PMS with mutual funds.
The most important aspect would be comparing their
performance. Getting access to the performance and even any
other data of PMS is very difficult. The information available in
the public domain was till October 31, 2019. Therefore, we have
taken the performance of mutual funds for a similar period.
The performance of PMS and mutual funds is the average
performance of the respective category. To have a level playing
field, we have taken the performance of PMS net of its fees and
charges. We have assumed PMS fees as follows:
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Fees and Charges of PMS (%) Even in the multi-cap space, MF has outperformed PMS in
Upfront fee 2.0 almost all the trailing periods apart from the five-year period of
Fund management 2.5 November 1, 2014 to October 31, 2019. This again shows that in
Custodian fees 0.3 the long term PMS proves to be better than MFs even after
accounting for all the fees and charges.
Other expenses 0.7
Distributors commission 1.5 Comparing Direct Plans
Total 7.0 With the new regulatory changes, like mutual funds, PMS also
needs to have a direct plan. Therefore, it would be wise to
compare the performance of direct plans of PMS with that of
MFs. The distributor’s commission is the only difference
between the expenses of regular plan and direct plan in case of
PMS. Hence, to account for the same we have not considered
the distributor’s commission while calculating the performance
of PMS. However, other charges such as fund management fees
are included.

Looking at the performance of PMS and mutual funds we can

see that apart from one month i.e. the month of October 2019,
in all the other trailing periods large-cap PMS was successful in
beating large-cap mutual funds. Performance of the PMS is
excluding the fees and other charges.

The story even with direct plan remains the same for the
large-cap category. Apart from the one-month performance,
the direct plan of PMS outperformed the direct plan of MF for
all the periods. Though in the long-term, PMS seems to slightly
match the performance of MF.

If we look at the performance of mid-cap and small-cap PMS

and mid-cap and small-cap MFs separately, then MFs have
outperformed PMS in almost all the trailing periods expect for
the three-year period from November 1, 2016 to October 31,
2019. And in a five-year period the performance of PMS and
MF is almost identical. This hints that if your investment view
is long-term then PMS proves to be better than MFs.

Even in case of mid-cap and small-cap category, PMS with

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Nevertheless, it does outperform in the long-term – three-year
and five-year period.
For multi-cap category, mutual funds with direct plan are able
to beat the PMS with direct plan in all the periods except the
five-year period. In the five-year period, PMS was successful in
beating MFs.
Choosing the Right Product
After understanding the regulatory changes in PMS and
accounting for the same while comparing its performance with
MFs, it is important to understand which product is for whom.
We all know that no investment avenue is bad; it’s just that
everyone has different investment objectives and thus needs
different investment options. Therefore, it won’t be right to
compare investment avenues. Only it is important to
understand each product’s suitability to different types of
investors. There are various ways to understand product
suitability. You can get your risk profile accessed and
understand your financial goals and investment objectives,
minimum investment amount, etc.
Even if we see that in some instances PMS was able to beat the
MF, not everyone can invest in PMS. First of all, the ticket size
of PMS is `50 lakhs. Previously the same was `25 lakhs.
Secondly, PMS being a concentrated portfolio, it adopts various
strategies to maximise returns and comes with a lot of risk.
Equity mutual funds is the solution
for people who want to own stocks
without doing their own research
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Therefore, it is preferable for HNI and ultra-HNI investors as
they have big ticket size and also they tend to be aggressive
investors with higher risk appetite. On the contrary, mutual fund
is for all: it caters to conservative as well as aggressive investors.
The minimum investment amount is also low.
Even if an investor is unable to invest a lump sum amount, he has
an option to invest gradually through a Systematic Investment
Plan (SIP) which is not available in case of PMS. SIPs have proved
to be one of the most disciplined ways of investing and you don’t
need to time the market for that. Therefore, investors who have
done their financial planning and worked out their financial goals
can opt for PMS. This will help them to generate wealth. For
others, mutual fund would be an appropriate product.
Conclusion
The recent regulatory changes affect the performance of PMS as
against MF. From an investor’s perspective, it has increased its
attractiveness as performance is likely to improve. Nevertheless, it
will also depend upon the investment of PMS in liquid and its cash
component. If they form a larger share of corpus (chances of which
are very less) these changes might impact their performance.
Definitely the performance of PMS would deteriorate in terms of
presentation as now it would need to deduct all the fees and charges
from gross performance. Besides, inclusion of cash and liquid funds
while calculating the performance of PMS will also have an impact
on their performance.
Product suitability is another thing an investor needs to consider.
Both PMS and MF cater to different sets of people. If you are an
aggressive risk taker and have the ability to invest a minimum of
`50 lakhs, you could consider investing in PMS. For the rest of
investors, it is better to invest in mutual funds. Also, when
investing in mutual funds ensure that proper asset allocation is in
place and also link your mutual fund investments to your specific
investment objectives. Even those who can afford the ticket size
of `50 lakhs should consider investing in PMS only if their
financial needs are taken care of. DS
Peter Lynch
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Achin Jain Nitin Avasthi
Co - founders, ESGL Clientalley Solutions Pvt Ltd
Importance Of Investor
Behaviour In Investing
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tuck in traffic, all of us have seen how different vehicles
move about. Some two-wheeler drivers take advantage of
even the narrowest spaces, often between cars and buses,
to press ahead. They risk not only their own but the safety
of others too. And at times all this for a mere 5-10 metre
advantage, which ends at the edge of the zebra crossing where
the lights are anyways red. They see opportunity when there isn't.
Some car drivers keep honking, disturbing others at a time when
most are helplessly at the mercy of the traffic lights. Only a few
play it cool and patiently wait for the traffic to move.
Investors’ behaviour is similar in investing. During periods when
assets perform well, investors behave in a particular fashion.
When a downturn, however temporary sets in, investors are in a
quandary. Investor behaviour can boost the return, but investor
behaviour can also mar it. Behaviour gap is equal to investment
return minus investor return. Let us find out why.
Irrational Decisions
If you ask an investor whether they would like to a) buy low, sell
high or b) buy high, sell low, 100% of investors would choose the
first option. This is rational thinking at play. However, when it
comes to practices, even the otherwise rational decision makers
can display irrational decisions. This can be due to a
misperceived or misunderstood context of things. An irrational
decision is something that goes against logic. Such a decision can
be to sell an investment even when the goal is far from being
achieved. It can be to buy an investment when everybody around
you tells you about the bad factors about such a move. In a
nutshell, irrational decisions are counter-productive.
Additionally, biases can cause investors to highlight information
or disregard information. Biases can lead to too strong an
attachment to an idea. Biases can also lead to an inability to
recognise an opportunity. As investing became sophisticated, a
huge amount of research has been done in the field of
behavioural finance. The import of all such learning is simple:
investors need to recognise behaviours and habits of their mind
that act as stumbling block to objective decision making. Once
The writers is a Co - founders, ESGL Clientalley Solutions Pvt Ltd. n Email id : nitin.avasthi@clientalley.com, achin.jain@clientalley.com n Website : www.clientalley.cin
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you know the behaviour and habit, you can overcome them.
Biases
One kind of investor behaviour that leads to unexpected
decisions is bias. What is a bias? A bias is a tendency to act in a
set way that stifles objective thinking and objective decision
making. Biases affect investment decisions. Let us look at a few
of the biases to understand more about investing behaviour. For
instance, availability bias occurs because investors rely on
information to make informed decisions, but not all information
is readily available. Stocks of corporations that get good media
attention, for example, claim to do better than less publicised
peers, when in reality the high-profile companies may actually
have worse earnings and return potential.
Then there is representativeness bias. Here decision making is
based on stereotypes. In investing, representativeness is a
tendency to be more optimistic about investments that have
performed well lately and more pessimistic about investments
that have performed poorly. This is antithesis to the ‘buy low, sell
high’ philosophy. If in your mind you stereotype the immediate
past performance of investments as strong or weak, such a
representation will make it really hard to think of them in a way
that truthfully analyzes their potential. As a result, one may put
too much emphasis on past performance and not enough on
future prospects.
Bad Apple Syndrome
You may be familiar with the saying, ‘one bad apple can spoil the
bunch’. That popular phrase is used to refer to a situation in
which one person's negative behaviour can affect a whole group
of people. The syndrome causes even persons with otherwise
good behaviour to have a similar negative attitude or to engage
in the same bad behaviour. The investment behaviour of certain
investors can affect investment or fund performance and thus
returns to other investors.
This type of investor externality causes harm to not just the
investor, but to others as well. Mutual funds, a long-term
investment vehicle, provide liquidity to investors at little direct
cost. Unfortunately, some investors tend to trade more than others.
Such trading can affect other investor clientele of an open-ended
fund. Despite the mandate and investment objective of the
investment vehicle being homogenous, sub-optimal investment
behaviour of a certain type of individuals cause harm to others.
Conclusion
All investors like to think they invest rationally, but the field of
behavioural finance has shown there are social, emotional and
even cognitive factors that can affect investing decisions. Those
factors can undermine an investor’s decision-making ability and
impact long-term success. Thus, it is extremely important for
investors to practice good investing behaviour, so that behaviour
gap is reduced to minimal and investment return equals investor
return. DS
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Making
Arithmetic Sense
Of A Timesharing
Holiday
Glossy advertisements showing beautiful resorts right by the sea or atop a cliff and the tempting packages
that promise to go easy on your pocket might want anyone to sign up for a timesharing vacation. But have
you ever indulged in some serious calculations to see if they are really worth it in the long run? DSIJ gets into
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the analytical mode to go behind the enchanting scenery
anbir Singh and his wife Alia, a couple in their
mid-thirties, recently received a call from a
timeshare company to attend their presentation.
They were promised free gifts and a holiday
voucher in return for their precious time and effort.
Over a slide-show and talk of 60 minutes, a charming
saleswoman from the company threw at them arithmetic that
made them believe that this was the best bargain buy they could
ever have in their life. After all, the membership would entail
them to get seven days’ holiday every year for 25 years with
access to a wide network of destinations across the world.
“Since your holidays are pre-booked, you save money and are
protected from fluctuating hotel prices. And if you make the
payment right now, you are eligible for a free Apple smart
phone,” the salesperson said. It seemed to be an irresistible offer!
And why not, since all of us, deep within our subconscious
mind, keep thinking of taking a break from the routine of work,
and more work. And of course the videos and photographs of
all those amazing locations at Goa, Ooty, Dalhousie, Coorg,
Jaipur, Sikkim, et al can surely take your breath away. Like
Ranbir and Alia, there are many of us who have been in such a
situation and have been tempted to pay up too. The question is:
does it make financial sense?
What is Timesharing?
For the uninitiated, a vacation ownership or timesharing is a
product sold by vacation ownership or holiday companies in
which you acquire the right to use a unit of a resort for a specific
period of time – mostly seven days – in a year for a specified
number of years, mostly 25 years. There are more than 40
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timeshare companies in India and some of the well-known
companies in this field are Sterling Holiday Resorts, Club
Mahindra, Country Club, etc.
The Actual Arithmetic
When you opt for a timeshare, there are two types of costs
involved. First is the lump sum amount that you pay to buy the
ownership for a specified period. This is the hefty amount that
you pay upfront or in equated monthly instalments (EMIs) of
18-24 months. This amount depends upon the type of package
that you choose. Generally there are four types of packages
available. For example, if you purchase a package that gives you
the right to use the property during peak holiday season such as
any major festival period, the winter or summer vacations, etc.
then it will cost you almost twice the amount you may pay for
the second best package.
The second best package allows you to go for long holidays
during the peak season for a specific location. For instance, you
may want to utilise the property of Goa during October to
February. Next is the package that offers you less than ideal
times but not completely off-season, also known as the regular
season. This will cost you 60 per cent lower than the previous
package. The last package, which costs the lowest, will allow you
to use the vacation property during the off-season and when
you are probably not interested in visiting the place.
Besides, the initial lump sum amount will also depend upon the
type of room that you choose. There are different types of
rooms ranging from studio apartment to double bedrooms.
Hence, the upfront cost that you pay will depend upon the
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What is a Timesharing Holiday?
Timeshare is typically a property in the form of a hotel or a luxury resort where
multiple people hold rights to use the property. However, the number of days
that they can use the property is fixed which in most of the cases is one week in
a year. Major players in India offering timeshare holidays are Club Mahindra,
Sterling Holiday Resorts and Country Club, among others. Here are the salient
features of a timeshare holiday:
n A member has to bear one-time membership fee and annual maintenance
charges depending on the type of package.
n Package depends on the type of room – studio apartment, single bedroom,
double bedroom – and type of season based on occupancy of property,
code-named purple, red, white or blue.
n Yearly maintenance called annual subscription fee (ASF) or annual
maintenance charge (AMC) has to be paid by members. The annual
maintenance charge depends again on the type of the package.
n You have to pay for food and other facilities.
season you choose and the type of room. Thus, if you have
chosen to take a vacation during the peak season and opted
for double bedrooms, you will have to pay the highest amount
in the package. The second type of cost that you need to incur
is yearly maintenance called annual subscription fee (ASF) or
the annual maintenance charge (AMC). This will also depend
on the type of package you choose.
Actual Costing
You will not find the actual cost easily on the website of any of
these timesharing companies. However, a little bit of research
after attending one of their presentations will give you some
idea of the real costs involved. For example, according to the
information given on the website of Club Mahindra, the
membership cost ranges from `3,15,300 for a ‘Blue’ studio to
`19,95,900 for a ‘Purple’ double bedroom apartment. If we
take the average of these two figures it works out to `11.55
lakhs for a ‘Purple’ studio apartment. This membership will
help you to use their studio apartment even during the peak
season. For this the average AMC will be around `17,000
every year.
Now we will adjust the above membership fees to take into
account other players who may not be charging as a market
leader. Therefore, we assume `9 lakhs as a one-time
membership fee and `16,000 as AMC. There are EMI options
available to pay the initial AMC fees; however, they also come
at a cost if your tenure is more than 18 months. So, in 25 years
the total amount you will be paying is `13 lakhs comprising
`9 lakhs for membership and `4 lakhs as AMC.
Analysis
Your annual ownership cost is the sum of the annual
maintenance fee plus an opportunity cost on the money you
invested in the purchase of the membership. Therefore, in the
example cited above, the membership fee is `9 lakhs and the
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annual maintenance fee is `16,000, implying that your annual
cost equates to about `82,418. Are you wondering about how
this figure was arrived at? It’s simple: we have assumed that `9
lakhs is invested in a debt fund which is generating post-tax
return of 6 per cent and you are withdrawing equal instalment
every year for the next 25 years. The figure will work out to be
`66,418. Add to it `16,000 of AMC and it comes to `82,418 each
year.
Now, assuming that `82,418 gets you the right to one week a
year in a timeshare resort, your accommodation costs you
roughly `11,774 per night! Whether that’s a bargain or a bust
depends on what you would pay for accommodation of similar
quality in a similar location. If you check rates of five star hotels
in Goa, during Christmas vacation, barring a few all hotels are
available at below `10,000 per night and most of them include
breakfast. The argument in favour of timesharing will be that
hotel room rates keeps on increasing every year and that has not
been part of the above analysis.
Hence, in our next set of analysis we have assumed that every
year you take a week-long holiday and for the first year you pay
`7,000 per night, which means you spend `49,000 every year.
Assuming hotel room inflation of 5 per cent every year, you will
pay `51,205 for seven nights the next year. Thus, in the 25th
year you will pay around `1,41,000, which means `20,132 per
night. Against this you have invested `9 lakhs earning you 6 per
cent every year, which means at the end of the first year you
have `9,54,000; add to it `16,000 as AMC. So at the start of the
second year you have `9,70,000. Out of this you take `49,000
and let the remaining amount of `9,21,000 remain invested.
Next year you withdraw `51,205 for seven days’ vacation out of
`9,94,237 that you have accumulated – `16,000 AMC +
`9,21,000 of the earlier investment + `56,000 as in interest at 6
per cent. Continue this process for 25 years. At the end of the
25th year, after enjoying your vacation, you are still left with
`5.9 lakhs. Now there are two parameters that we have kept
constant in the above analysis. The first is the rate of inflation
and the second is the interest rate or return generated by your
initial investment. Now let’s alter that and check how things
work out. We ran a simulation and found that only at higher
room inflation and lower returns will you regret not buying
membership of timeshare holidays.
The below graph shows that if hotel room inflation remains at 5
per cent and even if you get return of 5.5 per cent on your
investment, you will still end up with `1.1 lakhs at the end of 25
years. Nevertheless, if hotel room inflation is 8 per cent and
your investment also generated similar returns, you will have to
spend `3.41 lakhs extra than buying timeshare membership.
The above figure and analysis makes it clear that it is better not
to go for timesharing membership. Besides the quantitative
factors there is also the qualitative factor that must be taken into
consideration. There are some other disadvantages of opting for
a timesharing vacation. The biggest is that you are bound to that
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particular property and therefore lose flexibility.
For example, if you want to visit North Goa while your
timeshare property is located in South Goa, you will end up
spending a lot of time and money in commuting from one end
to the other. Moreover, if you are the type who makes
impromptu decisions about taking a vacation, forget about
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getting a room in your timeshare resort. You need to book your
room at least one month advance. Moreover, if you will
research more, there are various travel websites that will
provide you hotels and resorts at competitive rates and discount
offers. Therefore, do not fall for the charm of salespersons and
be in a hurry to sign a cheque. Do some back-of-the-envelope
calculations for a reality check. DS
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Let Not The Volatility
Get You Down
T
he current downturn in the stock market can be
attributed largely to the outbreak of Covid-19. Investors
are growing increasingly concerned about the effect it
will have on the world economy and businesses. The sell-off in
global markets worsened on worries that the Covid-19
outbreak in several countries may have signalled the start of a
global pandemic. Clearly, these are testing times for investors,
especially for those who are relatively new to investing in
equities. While a virus like Covid-19 adds in an element of
uncertainty, it is important for long-term investors not to panic.
It’s not that one shouldn’t be worried about what is happening
in the stock market; the key is not to change your asset
allocation in panic as past pandemics didn’t typically lead to
sustained selling. The main advantage of remaining invested is
that one minimises one’s chances of missing out on the sudden
rallies in the market. Someone who has spent time in the stock
market would know that it is quite normal for it to go up and
down during certain time periods. Therefore, while a seasoned
investor may take volatility in his stride, a new investor could
get tempted to react in a manner that may be detrimental to his
or her fortunes.
No doubt, the current market situation also provides great
investing opportunities too. However, the temptation to time a
falling market with a hope to make a quick buck can expose
investors to a high-risk situation. Remember, even full-time
professionals like fund managers find it difficult to time the
market successfully on a consistent basis. Of course, if one has
an investible surplus that can be put aside for a longer term, it
can be invested as a combination of lump sum and systematic
investing.
Considering that market volatility is an unpleasant realty of the
marketplace that deters most investors from investing in the
stock market, investors must follow strategies diligently that
could help them tackle it. To begin with, it helps to diversify the
portfolio. Diversification not only reduces risk but also helps in
optimising returns on a risk-adjusted basis. For those investing
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Hemant Rustagi
Chief Executive Officer, Wiseinvest Advisors
in equity directly, mutual funds can help achieve the level of
diversification not possible to achieve through direct
investment in equities alone.
It is equally important for investors to ascertain that funds from
different fund families in the portfolio do not hold the same
stocks in a very high proportion. If they do, it will have an
impact on the level of diversification they aspire to achieve
through them. Also, one needs to avoid heavy concentration in
a specific category of funds, sectors, segment and a particular
fund house. Another important strategy is to rebalance the
portfolio periodically. Rebalancing is a disciplined method of
maintaining proper allocation to each asset class in your
portfolio at all times. Over a period of time, the mix of assets in
your portfolio may become inconsistent with your original
asset allocation.
Rebalancing the portfolio in a planned manner makes your
portfolio less prone to volatility. A disciplined investment
process is another strategy that reduces the impact of market
volatility. Mutual funds offer Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)
that propagates making periodic investments of the same
amount of money on a fixed date in a pre-decided fund,
regardless of whether the stock market is declining or
ascending. The idea behind this strategy is to take emotions out
of your investment process as you don’t have to worry about the
right time or the wrong time to invest.
Besides, this cuts down on the risk that you may normally face
while investing a lump sum amount at market highs.
Remember, it is very difficult to predict the movements of the
market in the short-term. Last but not the least, having a
long-term view on investments helps in reducing the risk
automatically. If you have a clearly defined time horizon, you
can wait for the stock market to recover. Therefore, it will not be
wrong to say that the right approach to handle all kinds of
markets, especially a volatile one, is to remain committed to
your time horizon and remain focused on your investment plan
and objectives. DS
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Principal Hybrid Equity Fund - Direct Plan (Growth)

Hybrid: Aggressive Hybrid 21.86%
Scheme Category *Expected Return In Next One Year

CRISIL Hybrid 35+65

`1371 Cr 79.52 0.81% Aggressive
Expense Ratio (%)
AUM (`Cr): 31 Jan., 2020 NAV (`) 24 Feb., 2020 31 Jan., 2020 Benchmark

For units in excess of 24% of the investment,1% will be Bekxy Kuriakose, Ravi Gopalakrishnan and
charged for redemption within 365 days Ashish Aggarwal
Exit Load Fund Manager
Reason for recommendation TOP 10 Holdings
In the last one and a half months, frontline equity indices are COMPANY NAME % TO NET ASSETS
down by more than 15 per cent. And looking at the volatility, one HDFC Bank Ltd. 6.17
would not be surprised if they go down further over the next few ICICI Bank Ltd. 5.37
weeks. In the same period, all the debt funds except for the 'credit
risk' ones have performed well. Equity, though it performs better Reliance Industries Ltd. 5.15
in the long run, may go through a serious bout of volatility in the Infosys Ltd. 3.68
short period, which may make your investment experience sour. HDFC Ltd. 2.91
Hence, investing in funds that invest in both equity and debt Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. 2.41
makes better sense now. Principal Hybrid Equity fund is one such ITC Ltd. 2.32
hybrid fund that invests in both debt and equity and is hence less
volatile compared to a pure equity fund. The performance of the GlaxoSmithKline Con. Healthh. Ltd. 2.24
fund has improved in the last few years after a change of the fund Hindustan Unilever Ltd. 2.21
manager. Dabur India Ltd. 2.09

Except for the year 2019, the fund has remained at the top quartile
in terms of yearly performance since 2016 following this change in
management. Nevertheless, in a longer period of five years and 10
years it has remained at the top quartile in terms of performance
in its category. The fund has invested 72.34 per cent of its corpus
in equity, 15.92 per cent in debt and 11.74 per cent in cash at the
end of February 2020. In volatile times, larger cash and debt
holding contains the fall in the NAV of the fund. What also makes
the portfolio resilient is equity holding that is overweight on
technology and consumer defensive that remains stable during
volatile times. Hence, the fund is suitable to a risk-aversive
investor who does not want much volatility in returns.

Monthly Returns

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I have invested in ICICI Prudential Mid-Cap Fund. In the past Is it better to focus more on passive investing as against active investing?
one month it has fallen around 8 per cent. Should I exit from
the fund before it falls further?  -Rohit Madan

 - Konark Jaikishan

Name of the Fund
Scheme Category
NAV
(As on March 5, 2020)
Expense Ratio
( January 31, 2020)
AUM (` / Crore)
(As on January 31, 2020)
P
assive investing in very much appreciated globally. Even the
ICICI Prudential Mid-Cap Fund founder of the Vanguard Group, late John Bogle, who is also
Equity – Mid-Cap known as the ‘father of the index fund’, quotes in ‘The Little
Book on Common Sense Investing’ that “you will almost never
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find a fund manager who can repeatedly beat the market. It is bet-
ter to invest in an indexed fund that promises market returns with
1.81%
significantly lower fees.” An index fund or Exchange Traded Fund
(ETF) is nothing but investing in an index that gives you returns
1,968
identical to the index.

I
CICI Prudential Mid-Cap Fund did fall quite a lot in the past
one month. If we look at its trailing one-month returns, it
stands at negative 8.06 per cent. In the past one month not
only has it underperformed its benchmark – S & P BSE 150 Mid-
Cap TRI – but has also done so in its category. This surely might
have invoked a sense of fear in you. However, taking decisions
based on short-term performance of equity is not a wise thing to
do. Therefore, to understand whether you should exit or not, we
need to look at the long-term performance of the fund. The fol-
lowing table would show you the trailing performance of the
funds across different periods.
Trailing Returns (%)
Fund 1 Mth 3 Mth 6 Mth 1 Year 3 Year 5 Year 7 Year 10 Year
ICICI Prudential Mid-Cap Fund -8.06 -4.96 3.83 -2.3 2.66 4.24 16.02 10.98
Benchmark -6.75 0.49 12.8 3.47 5.99 8.18 15.29 11.43
Category -4.95 2.13 12.61 5.53 5.62 6.61 16.86 13.43
However, here you need to remember that as you are investing in
the index you cannot expect any outperformance with respect to
it. And in any case if you are coming across any such case then
don’t invest in such an index fund or ETF.
An index fund or ETF must not outperform the index and neither
should it severely underperform the index. This results in tracking
error. Lesser the tracking error better is the index fund. In devel-
oped nations with stronger economy, there are fewer chances of
beating the index.
However, in a developing economy like India, there are a lot of op-
portunities available for a fund manager to generate an alpha over
index. This is because we still have many stocks that the markets
have not yet discovered. But this holds true in case of mid-cap and
small-cap space.

As can be seen from the above table, the fund has been an under- In case of large-cap funds, not all but most of them are underper-
performer against both its benchmark as well as its category. forming their benchmarks. Therefore, if you wish to invest in a
Only in the trailing period of seven years was it successful in large-cap fund, index fund or ETF – Sensex, Nifty 50, S & P BSE
beating its benchmark and gave similar returns as its category 100 or Nifty 100 – would be a better option. The below table will
average. Even its current Sharpe ratio and Sortino ratio are nega- show you the performance of index funds, large-cap funds and
tive. Higher these ratios mean better the fund. One of the reasons mid-cap funds.
for such a performance may be contra sector allocation of the
fund. For example, as of now, the metal sector is not favourable Trailing Returns (%)
among the categories, but its exposure to it is more as compared Name 3 Month 1 Year 3 Year 5 Year 10 Year
to its category. Large-Cap Funds -5.02 3.38 8.49 5.59 9.39
Mid-Cap Funds 2.13 5.53 5.62 6.61 13.43
Similar is the case of the energy sector. This is what might be Index Funds -6.24 2.86 7.8 5.15 8.43
dragging the performance of this fund in such a volatile market.
If you have recently invested and the investment amount is not As can be seen from the above table, active funds are able to beat
that big then you can go ahead and exit this fund without caring the index funds, at least on a trailing basis. But yes, Bogle was right
about the taxation and exit load. However, if your investment when he said that no fund manager can consistently beat the
amount is big or you have invested through SIP then wait till index, at least the large-cap funds. DS

your investment completes one year to avoid any exit load. Over-
all, if you are a long-term investor and have attached the fund to
a goal, it would be advisable to wait as in the next cycle it may
perform better.
Readers are requested to send only one query at a time so that more readers get a chance. Have questions relating to any aspect of
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With Ranking

T
he following table lists top-ranked equity funds based on
DSIJ's proprietary research methodology. We have
evaluated each funds underlying portfolio of stocks and
ranked them based on their expected portfolio returns. In a similar
way we calculated the risk of a fund based on its constituents. This
helps us to ‘rank’ and assign ‘risk’ to newly launched funds also.
We continuously evaluate equity funds based on the changed
ratings of their underlying stocks and the change in their prices.
Therefore, this list is quite dynamic and reflects the best possible
return potential of the funds for the next one year.
You can use this ranking to create your own mutual fund
portfolio. Depending on your risk profile, return expectations and
overall asset allocation, you can add the best performing fund
category to your portfolio. For clarity and to include more funds,
we have not included ‘Direct’ and ‘close-ended’ funds. You can visit
our website (www.dsij.in/mutual-fund) to check the entire list
along with equity-oriented hybrid and close-ended funds.
This ranking can also be used for reviewing different holdings
in your fund portfolio. Hence, a consistently laggard performer of a
category can be looked at as 'Switch' or 'Exit' advice.
Key To Databank
Category Rank: Category wise ranking as on Mar 06th 2020
Scheme Name: This is the name of the mutual fund scheme
NAV (`): Net asset value per unit of a mutual fund or an exchange-traded fund
(ETF) on a specific date
AUM (`Crore): This is the total market value of financial assets held by the mutual
fund scheme on a specific date.
Weightage: Large-Cap: This is a percentage of total assets held by a fund in the
large-cap stocks as defined by AMFI for the current period.
Mid-Cap: This is a percentage of total assets held by a fund in mid-cap stocks as
defined by AMFI for the current period.
Small-Cap: This is a percentage of total assets held by a fund in small-cap stocks as
defined by AMFI for the current period.
Total No of Companies: This is a total number of securities held by a mutual fund
scheme at the end of a specific month.
Expenses Ratio: This is the latest expense ratio disclosed by the mutual fund scheme
Return_1Years: This is the past one-year return given by the scheme.
Expected 1-yr return: This is based on our analysis of the portfolio of mutual fund
scheme and their expected growth in the next one year, assuming the underlying
remains the same.
Current Rank: Rank as on Mar 06th 2020
Previous Rank of Feb 20th 2020 is shown under bracket ()
Risk : Risk as onMar 06th 2020

Expense Return 1Expected

Category Weightage (%) DSIJ Current
NAVNo of AUM
Scheme Name Companies Ratio (%) 1 Years yr return Rank Risk
Rank (`) (` Cr)
Large Cap Mid Cap Small Cap (%) (%) (06 Mar 20)
Equity - Large Cap
1 HDFC Top 100 Fund - Reg. Plan 449.27 18,266 93.68 4.68 0.00 51 2.56 -7.58 34.11 9 (17) Moderately High
2 Nippon India Large Cap Fund 32.61 12,741 80.73 13.62 5.21 45 2.56 -5.34 28.57 42 (87) Moderately High
3 Mahindra Pragati Bluechip Yojana 10.01 101 86.63 10.18 0.00 27 0.06 ** 27.67 70 (82) Moderately Low
4 ICICI Prudential Bluechip Fund 41.14 24,814 86.91 3.56 0.00 53 0.40 -1.15 26.28 84 (98) Moderate
5 Aditya Birla Sun Life Frontline Equity Fund 218.23 20,708 86.06 9.96 1.07 58 0.42 -1.39 26.03 88 (90) Moderate
6 Mirae Asset Large Cap Fund 51.05 17,140 86.01 11.66 1.54 56 1.02 1.96 25.87 92 (95) Moderate
7 SBI Blue Chip Fund 38.79 23,625 83.95 11.75 0.56 53 1.95 1.86 25.59 99 (122) Moderate
8 Essel Large Cap Equity Fund 22.88 95 82.75 8.76 5.19 43 1.01 1.26 25.57 100 (144) Moderate
9 DSP Top 100 Equity Fund 211.47 2,684 94.88 1.46 3.30 47 2.11 5.96 25.30 110 (152) Moderately High
10 Franklin India Bluechip Fund - Growth 438.56 6,392 87.59 3.02 0.00 28 2.75 -5.42 25.04 125 (155) Moderately High
11 Union Largecap Fund 10.65 196 98.80 0.00 0.00 51 0.15 1.46 23.99 138 (195) Moderate
Equity - Large & Mid Cap
1 UTI Core Equity Fund 57.21 866 52.66 35.75 9.70 56 1.92 -7.39 29.25 37 (30) Moderate
2 ICICI Prudential Large & Mid Cap Fund 311.81 3,277 50.56 38.05 5.69 56 0.07 -1.83 27.67 71 (45) Moderate
3 HDFC Growth Opportunities Fund - Reg. Plan 106.90 1,384 59.28 36.67 1.78 46 2.03 -4.57 25.30 109 (106) Moderately High
4 Franklin India Equity Advantage Fund 74.51 2,623 55.19 35.23 9.00 58 2.12 -6.06 25.16 115 (112) Moderately High
5 DSP Equity Opportunities Fund 225.78 5,663 56.09 36.03 5.59 63 0.05 5.00 23.50 148 (177) Moderate
6 IDFC Core Equity Fund 44.33 2,780 47.16 41.41 8.73 64 2.28 0.29 22.75 164 (217) Moderate
7 Nippon India Vision Fund 514.76 2,777 60.41 37.05 0.00 63 1.83 0.66 21.80 200 (226) Moderately High
8 Union Large & Midcap Fund 10.00 237 57.06 40.87 0.00 47 2.22 ** 21.27 224 (239) Moderately High
9 Tata Large & Mid Cap Fund - Reg. Plan 209.80 1,631 54.32 37.36 2.42 36 2.07 7.21 20.79 249 (253) Moderate
10 Invesco India Growth Opportunities Fund 35.35 2,447 58.34 36.73 0.00 46 1.65 4.72 20.68 252 (268) Moderately Low
Others - Index Funds/ETFs
1 SBI ETF Nifty Bank 289.83 4,326 95.46 4.53 0.00 12 0.16 0.97 34.60 4 (20) High
2 Motilal Oswal Nifty Bank Index Fund 10.43 36 94.70 4.50 0.00 12 1.03 ** 34.43 5 (22) High
3 Aditya Birla Sun Life Banking ETF 285.95 136 95.42 4.48 0.00 12 0.17 ** 34.29 6 (18) High
4 Nippon India CPSE ETF 19.58 9,076 85.71 11.64 2.56 12 0.01 -27.57 34.24 7 (1) Moderate

() There are some blanks in the previous ranking column. This is because these funds were not in our last ranking
** These funds are yet to complete one year

69 per cent of individual investor assets are held in equity-oriented schemes and 75 per cent of institutions
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Expense Return 1Expected

Category Weightage (%) DSIJ Current
NAV AUM No of
Scheme Name Companies Ratio (%) 1 Years yr return Rank Risk
Rank (`) (` Cr)
Large Cap Mid Cap Small Cap (%) (%) (06 Mar 20)
5 ICICI Prudential Bharat 22 ETF 29.93 6,753 90.22 3.70 6.04 22 2.48 -19.26 33.38 13 (2) Moderate
6 Nippon India ETF PSU Bank BeES 20.51 91 61.82 28.38 9.65 13 2.01 -38.72 33.33 14 (15) High
7 Nippon India ETF Bank BeES 292.39 7,289 95.43 4.53 0.00 12 0.20 0.90 32.28 20 (21) High
8 ICICI Prudential Bank ETF 287.21 785 95.36 4.50 0.00 12 0.19 ** 32.23 21 (19) High
9 Kotak PSU Bank ETF 184.36 30 61.88 28.42 9.66 13 2.09 -38.96 32.09 23 (14) High
10 ICICI Prudential Private Banks ETF 157.94 855 89.19 10.60 0.00 10 2.65 ** 31.94 24 (6) High
11 DSP Equal Nifty 50 Fund 9.07 102 98.18 1.60 0.00 50 0.88 -9.94 31.88 25 (3) Moderately High
12 Nippon India ETF NV20 55.70 30 98.85 0.82 0.00 20 2.16 -4.15 30.74 31 (27) Moderately Low
13 SBI Nifty Index Fund 96.69 514 100.75 0.18 0.00 50 2.35 -0.24 28.20 47 (63) Moderate
14 UTI Nifty Index Fund 73.91 1,900 100.42 0.18 0.00 50 2.56 0.45 28.12 49 (64) Moderate
15 HDFC Index Nifty 50 Plan - Reg. Plan 102.79 1,064 100.37 0.18 0.00 50 1.90 0.19 28.10 51 (65) Moderate
16 ICICI Prudential Nifty ETF 118.69 1,478 99.57 0.19 0.00 50 2.56 0.62 28.00 52 (67) Moderate
17 UTI Nifty Exchange Traded Fund 1,193.03 16,839 99.83 0.18 0.00 50 2.01 0.63 27.93 54 (70) Moderate
18 SBI ETF Nifty 50 115.97 66,217 99.84 0.18 0.00 50 1.73 0.63 27.93 55 (71) Moderate
19 Motilal Oswal M50 ETF 110.18 26 99.47 0.18 0.00 50 2.52 0.48 27.93 56 (69) Moderate
20 HDFC Nifty 50 ETF 1,182.11 395 99.83 0.18 0.00 50 2.39 0.61 27.93 57 (72) Moderate
21 Kotak Nifty ETF 116.72 1,001 99.78 0.18 0.00 50 2.67 0.51 27.92 58 (73) Moderate
22 IDBI Nifty Index Fund 20.75 225 99.70 0.18 0.00 50 1.89 -0.38 27.91 59 (74) Moderate
23 Nippon India ETF Nifty BeES 119.36 1,816 99.77 0.18 0.00 50 1.83 0.67 27.91 60 (75) Moderate
24 Nippon India Index Fund - Nifty Plan 18.82 160 99.70 0.18 0.00 50 2.08 -0.42 27.89 61 (76) Moderate
25 Motilal Oswal Nifty 50 Index Fund 9.17 29 99.13 0.18 0.00 50 2.33 ** 27.85 62 (78) Moderate
26 Mirae Asset Nifty 50 ETF 114.22 85 99.60 0.18 0.00 50 0.69 0.83 27.85 63 (79) Moderate
Equity - Sectoral/Thematic
1 HDFC Infrastructure Fund - Reg. Plan 12.97 677 56.65 9.33 32.22 36 1.79 -22.85 34.75 3 (16) High
2 Aditya Birla Sun Life Infrastructure Fund 28.32 485 28.36 27.27 40.79 48 1.79 -10.08 33.68 10 (13) Moderately High
3 DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund 27.33 324 84.48 2.58 1.18 17 0.01 -13.61 33.26 15 (4) Moderately High
4 IDFC Infrastructure Fund 12.77 765 34.74 23.90 40.26 43 0.16 -13.61 32.88 17 (8) Moderately High
5 Nippon India Power & Infra Fund 89.10 1,290 39.35 12.05 45.37 36 2.24 -7.25 32.30 19 (5) Moderately High
6 Aditya Birla Sun Life PSU Equity Fund 8.98 223 62.79 13.72 7.73 24 2.36 ** 32.21 22 (7) Moderate
7 ICICI Prudential Infrastructure Fund 45.15 1,179 56.52 6.79 33.56 52 2.62 -9.88 31.43 27 (26) Moderately High
8 HSBC Infrastructure Equity Fund 13.73 88 44.46 18.48 34.40 33 1.86 -21.62 31.00 29 (23) Moderately High
9 ICICI Prudential India Opportunities Fund 9.49 2,196 59.08 21.90 5.95 35 2.40 -11.48 30.80 30 (24) Moderately High
10 Kotak Infra. & Eco. Reform Fund - Reg. Plan 18.79 352 30.06 39.33 29.56 38 2.48 -3.89 30.26 33 (39) Moderate
11 SBI Equity Minimum Variance Fund 9.85 50 98.00 0.83 0.00 50 1.82 0.00 29.44 35 (38) Moderately Low
12 Canara Robeco Infrastructure 43.51 111 48.35 24.45 24.03 32 1.92 -0.86 28.65 40 (66) Moderate
13 LIC MF Infrastructure Fund 14.11 55 59.58 18.97 14.15 22 2.27 1.69 28.44 43 (52) Moderately Low
14 L&T Infrastructure Fund - Reg. Plan 14.46 1,644 31.55 28.60 38.35 49 2.00 -7.85 28.19 48 (41) Moderately High
15 ICICI Prudential Banking and Financial Services 63.51 3,615 61.05 25.07 10.08 31 2.49 0.47 28.11 50 (34) Moderately High
16 ICICI Prudential Exports and Services Fund 55.61 666 62.78 21.36 14.37 21 1.81 -0.73 27.96 53 (33) Moderate
17 DSP Tiger Fund 84.67 1,052 58.10 12.65 26.87 55 2.53 -4.19 27.71 68 (62) Moderate
18 ICICI Prudential FMCG Fund - Growth 237.94 512 67.89 14.39 9.89 20 1.03 1.25 27.42 74 (32) Low
19 UTI Transportation and Logistic Fund 80.92 1,326 64.09 21.20 13.39 36 0.08 -16.97 27.00 79 (173) Moderately High
20 Franklin Build India Fund 37.68 1,208 66.42 4.29 21.88 34 2.34 -8.83 26.26 85 (113) Moderately High
21 Tata Infrastructure Fund - Reg. Plan 52.29 517 52.17 23.95 21.76 32 0.82 -2.49 25.81 96 (83) Moderate
22 SBI PSU Fund 9.44 186 59.40 15.82 19.96 20 2.70 -7.32 25.55 101 (58) High
23 ICICI Prudential Manufacture in India Fund 9.46 895 60.47 24.70 9.12 46 2.26 -9.15 25.51 103 (103) Moderately Low
24 LIC MF Banking & Financial Services Fund 11.26 59 76.80 16.53 5.01 16 1.03 6.60 25.25 111 (101) High
25 Aditya Birla Sun Life Internat. Equity - Plan B 18.07 82 36.62 10.20 19.24 33 2.24 -0.71 25.11 121 (174) Moderate
26 IDBI Banking & Financial Services Fund 10.53 122 85.58 8.07 1.35 23 1.93 3.12 25.08 123 (120) High
27 Franklin India Opportunities Fund 68.90 562 76.02 12.70 9.03 32 0.15 -5.17 24.09 137 (128) Moderately High
28 Kotak Pioneer Fund 9.76 717 50.10 18.70 7.42 38 0.07 ** 23.74 143 (196) Moderately High
29 UTI Banking & Financial Services Fund 91.97 657 77.95 15.27 5.70 20 2.47 -5.52 23.72 144 (131) Moderately High
30 UTI Infrastructure Fund 51.48 1,281 55.93 23.15 19.57 40 0.20 0.79 23.72 145 (164) Moderate
31 Invesco India Infrastructure Fund 18.07 43 29.32 30.17 36.04 27 2.22 9.74 23.05 152 (204) Moderately High
32 Aditya Birla Sun Life Banking And Fin.Serv. Fund 28.61 1,969 77.32 9.98 7.44 25 0.59 2.42 22.94 158 (161) Moderately High

The value of assets held by individual investors in mutual funds increased from `13.06 lakh crore
in January 2019 to `14.85 lakh crore in January 2020, an absolute increase of 13.70 per cent.

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Category Weightage (%) DSIJ Current
NAV AUM No of
Scheme Name Companies Ratio (%) 1 Years yr return Rank Risk
Rank (`) (` Cr)
Large Cap Mid Cap Small Cap (%) (%) (06 Mar 20)
33 Tata Resources & Energy Fund 14.47 34 55.71 22.02 14.54 29 2.40 3.72 22.94 159 (154) Moderate
Equity - Focused
1 HDFC Focused 30 Fund - Reg. Plan 69.36 500 78.74 5.60 13.86 29 1.77 -9.53 31.42 28 (36) Moderately High
2 Nippon India Focused Equity Fund 44.31 4,278 58.24 22.66 11.73 29 0.10 -3.35 25.93 91 (108) High
3 Aditya Birla Sun Life Focused Equity Fund 60.13 4,450 85.32 10.27 0.00 28 2.56 3.77 25.20 114 (109) Moderately Low
4 DSP Focus Fund 24.04 2,089 82.24 13.43 1.41 31 0.86 7.17 24.35 135 (124) Moderate
5 Franklin India Focused Equity Fund 38.96 8,932 69.74 6.80 12.02 28 0.06 -2.96 23.75 142 (200) Moderately High
6 Mirae Asset Focused Fund 11.22 2,701 64.94 29.96 1.86 30 2.44 ** 22.10 182 (187) Moderately High
7 IDBI Focused 30 Equity Fund 9.74 176 94.42 4.18 0.00 29 1.98 -0.72 21.99 184 (266) Moderately Low
8 Sundaram Select Focus 185.23 1,074 82.84 9.53 0.00 29 2.60 7.16 21.75 205 (231) Moderately Low
Equity - Mid Cap
1 ICICI Prudential MidCap Fund 89.77 1,968 12.95 65.67 19.05 70 2.77 -5.14 24.63 131 (47) Moderately High
2 SBI Magnum Midcap Fund 72.74 3,718 0.88 71.14 23.10 44 2.60 -0.23 20.76 250 (201) Moderate
3 Sundaram Mid Cap Fund 463.83 6,178 7.34 72.21 18.45 61 2.48 0.73 19.95 276 (180) Moderately High
4 Aditya Birla Sun Life Midcap Fund 270.23 2,505 8.97 64.41 19.67 56 2.00 -5.19 19.29 294 (172) Moderate
5 Tata Mid Cap Growth Fund - Reg. Plan 145.10 847 13.22 71.39 14.67 44 1.87 7.08 19.05 301 (221) Moderate
6 Nippon India Growth Fund 1,166.89 7,269 16.37 65.24 12.78 89 2.59 7.43 18.87 307 (238) Moderate
7 IDBI Midcap Fund 10.57 197 19.04 69.14 8.75 54 2.43 -2.16 18.62 312 (311) Moderately High
8 Mirae Asset Midcap Fund 11.13 1,808 22.71 64.50 6.27 50 2.60 ** 17.99 331 (242) Moderate
9 Edelweiss Mid Cap Fund 27.43 1,000 5.62 72.89 20.28 61 2.63 5.17 17.83 333 (286) Moderately High
10 Kotak Emerging Equity Fund - Reg. Plan 40.85 6,733 10.58 69.54 14.21 68 2.56 7.37 17.79 334 (301) Moderately Low
Equity - Small Cap
1 Aditya Birla Sun Life Small Cap Fund 29.66 2,374 0.00 16.22 77.22 65 2.51 -14.83 28.89 39 (31) Moderately High
2 HSBC Small Cap Equity Fund 44.11 394 5.00 18.88 74.22 49 2.57 -8.93 26.44 83 (114) High
3 HDFC Small Cap Fund - Reg. Plan 37.03 9,872 4.25 18.08 67.04 69 1.73 -14.85 25.61 98 (61) Moderate
4 Franklin India Smaller Companies Fund 48.12 7,188 13.51 12.69 68.54 71 2.21 -9.77 24.56 133 (77) Moderately High
5 L&T Emerging Businesses Fund - Reg. Plan 21.62 6,123 0.00 27.66 66.18 91 0.10 -12.15 23.68 146 (99) Moderate
6 IDBI Small Cap Fund 8.98 134 9.35 18.58 69.28 61 2.06 -4.73 22.72 165 (126) Moderately High
7 ICICI Prudential Smallcap Fund 25.75 1,030 9.67 14.98 66.98 70 2.14 8.02 22.50 172 (191) Moderately High
8 Nippon India Small Cap Fund 38.42 9,064 5.25 15.68 74.89 114 1.92 -3.08 22.28 180 (176) High
Hybrid - Aggressive
1 HDFC Hybrid Equity Fund - Reg. Plan 52.58 20,228 59.18 10.53 7.77 71 0.16 -0.55 33.64 11 (29) Moderately High
2 Nippon India Equity Hybrid Fund 50.39 7,867 62.61 12.90 5.79 50 2.52 -15.94 30.73 32 (35) Moderately High
3 ICICI Prudential Equity & Debt Fund 131.52 22,390 64.26 7.02 6.62 102 0.42 -0.67 26.16 86 (55) Moderate
4 Tata Hybrid Equity Fund - Reg. Plan 208.58 4,074 61.35 7.99 3.45 30 0.45 1.09 25.53 102 (123) Moderate
5 L&T Hybrid Equity Fund - Reg. Plan 26.27 7,368 67.80 13.64 2.88 80 0.08 2.86 23.12 151 (179) Moderate
6 Principal Hybrid Equity Fund 75.20 1,371 67.00 12.12 1.68 64 1.03 -1.94 21.94 193 (181) Moderate
7 Indiabulls Equity Hybrid Fund 10.64 33 71.58 6.92 0.00 32 2.54 3.44 21.78 203 (263) Moderately Low
8 Shriram Hybrid Equity Fund 17.02 62 64.61 10.15 0.00 46 2.12 3.80 21.50 216 (159) Moderately Low
9 Axis Equity Hybrid Fund 10.93 1,713 72.56 5.60 1.21 42 2.35 10.95 21.43 218 (249) Moderately Low
10 LIC MF Equity Hybrid Fund 107.66 421 60.41 14.32 3.44 51 2.18 9.53 21.13 230 (199) Moderately Low
11 Invesco India Equity & Bond Fund 10.89 420 42.65 27.43 0.00 46 1.94 5.35 21.05 236 (260) Moderate
Equity - Multi Cap
1 HDFC Equity Fund - Reg. Plan 606.99 23,357 90.05 3.65 4.04 45 2.11 -7.79 30.08 34 (44) Moderately High
2 ICICI Prudential Multicap Fund 277.11 5,197 64.59 16.69 9.96 70 0.05 -5.08 27.41 75 (37) Moderate
3 Parag Parikh Long Term Equity Fund 26.17 2,784 43.35 13.44 8.95 21 0.45 5.26 26.92 80 (54) Moderately Low
4 ITI Multi Cap Fund 10.53 100 57.35 17.98 16.37 98 1.83 0.00 26.14 87 (49) Moderately Low
5 Nippon India Multi Cap Fund 91.18 10,416 58.16 23.47 17.60 50 2.49 -6.48 25.04 126 (119) Moderately High
6 L&T Equity Fund - Reg. Plan 78.96 2,623 73.75 15.65 9.85 62 0.30 -1.45 24.57 132 (129) Moderately High
7 Franklin India Equity Fund 554.40 11,105 75.68 14.44 6.29 54 0.61 -5.79 23.89 140 (160) Moderately High
8 SBI Magnum Multi Cap Fund 49.01 8,760 67.23 20.93 9.94 51 1.80 3.87 22.91 160 (171) Moderately High
9 LIC MF Multi Cap Fund 49.05 313 69.64 17.91 5.12 53 1.03 8.31 22.29 178 (167) Moderately Low
10 Tata Multicap Fund 10.76 1,770 70.24 19.71 7.26 45 1.78 5.86 22.29 179 (198) Moderate
11 Sundaram Equity Fund 10.31 566 63.42 18.03 13.72 50 1.95 ** 21.94 194 (203) Moderate
12 Kotak Standard Multicap Fund - Reg. Plan 35.56 30,546 68.12 21.37 1.90 56 2.66 3.58 21.82 199 (252) Moderately Low
13 Essel Multi Cap Fund 10.67 205 74.86 12.80 9.10 57 2.85 3.02 21.72 207 (237) Moderate

The value of Institutional assets have increased from `11.46 lakh crore in January 2019
to `13.34 lakh crore in January 2020, an absolute increase of 16.39 per cent.

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Category Weightage (%) DSIJ Current
NAV AUM No of
Scheme Name Companies Ratio (%) 1 Years yr return Rank Risk
Rank (`) (` Cr)
Large Cap Mid Cap Small Cap (%) (%) (06 Mar 20)
14 Mahindra Mutual Fund Badhat Yojana 11.30 318 69.22 22.83 6.30 55 2.52 7.64 21.71 208 (228) Moderate
Equity - Value/Contra
1 Aditya Birla Sun Life Pure Value Fund 42.51 4,108 30.26 28.33 37.29 80 0.49 -17.08 34.91 1 (11) Moderately High
2 HDFC Capital Builder Value Fund - Reg. Plan 264.10 4,386 65.11 9.39 20.77 58 2.56 -10.48 32.97 16 (10) Moderately High
3 Quantum Long Term Equity Value Fund - Reg. Plan 48.54 876 75.46 13.81 1.59 27 0.49 -13.18 32.82 18 (9) Moderately Low
4 Tata Equity P/E Fund - Reg. Plan 127.75 5,061 69.38 20.93 8.79 41 2.71 -4.53 29.27 36 (51) Moderate
5 IDBI Long Term Value Fund 10.07 120 52.30 30.66 15.13 48 1.78 -2.46 28.44 44 (42) Moderately High
6 Templeton India Value Fund 219.99 488 61.56 19.99 14.19 41 2.06 -13.82 28.31 45 (56) High
7 IDFC Sterling Value Fund 45.62 3,220 15.91 44.41 36.19 75 2.28 -10.48 28.31 46 (48) Moderate
Equity - ELSS
1 Nippon India Tax Saver Fund 48.81 10,584 64.32 20.29 12.23 45 2.26 -11.27 34.22 8 (40) High
2 Quantum Tax Saving Fund - Reg. Plan 48.18 76 72.42 13.16 1.47 27 2.62 -12.94 31.57 26 (12) Moderately Low
3 HDFC TaxSaver - Reg. Plan 468.42 7,327 83.11 8.14 4.18 48 2.15 -9.29 28.59 41 (59) Moderately High
4 PGIM India Long Term Equity Fund 13.79 354 71.01 13.54 12.29 45 0.08 -1.17 25.98 89 (93) Moderate
5 Parag Parikh Tax Saver Fund 10.50 29 52.38 16.76 13.34 20 2.40 ** 25.84 93 (57) Low
6 Tata India Tax Savings Fund - Reg. Plan 18.19 2,139 76.21 14.04 6.90 38 0.29 3.26 25.48 104 (162) Moderate
7 ICICI Prudential Long Term Equity Fund 363.46 6,736 71.27 7.36 14.28 60 2.03 -1.39 25.23 112 (60) Moderate
8 Sundaram Diversified Equity Fund 97.41 2,597 64.61 22.38 10.59 54 2.28 -1.75 25.23 113 (165) Moderately High
9 Principal Tax Savings Fund 197.72 409 75.54 17.44 4.48 64 1.93 -3.74 24.98 127 (105) Moderate
10 SBI Long Term Equity Fund 136.06 7,582 71.22 15.96 9.80 58 2.47 -4.09 24.89 128 (116) Moderate
11 Mirae Asset Tax Saver Fund 18.09 3,293 70.58 22.74 5.90 55 0.05 4.29 23.75 141 (127) Moderately High
12 Franklin India Taxshield 536.88 4,056 78.72 12.85 4.83 50 1.89 -4.32 22.98 155 (185) Moderate
13 HDFC Long Term Advantage Fund - Reg. Plan 346.84 1,373 75.19 5.79 15.30 30 0.85 -2.65 22.97 156 (224) Moderately High
14 BNP Paribas Long Term Equity Fund 40.51 484 66.04 25.03 3.78 43 2.58 10.75 22.79 163 (182) Moderately Low
15 Union Long Term Equity Fund 24.85 267 72.61 16.80 9.35 68 2.60 5.61 22.64 167 (254) Moderate
Hybrid - Equity Savings
1 Nippon India Equity Savings Fund 11.17 732 59.76 11.01 3.29 38 0.05 -19.40 27.71 67 (85) Moderately Low
2 UTI Equity Savings Fund 10.16 234 67.15 10.09 0.00 46 0.15 0.56 23.03 153 (150) Low
3 HDFC Equity Savings Fund - Reg. Plan 36.52 4,168 70.62 6.39 5.03 96 0.30 0.80 22.95 157 (184) Moderately Low
4 Principal Equity Savings Fund (Growth Accum) 36.44 44 65.57 8.52 1.09 40 2.09 2.28 22.83 162 (136) Low
5 Tata Equity Savings Fund - Reg. Plan - Growth 33.68 137 57.37 6.43 1.77 44 2.26 4.73 21.96 189 (212) Low
6 DSP Equity Savings Fund 12.94 800 56.62 15.26 4.53 80 2.18 4.02 21.53 215 (220) Moderately Low
7 SBI Equity Savings Fund 13.39 1,567 68.22 7.28 6.06 83 1.91 4.90 21.36 223 (251) Moderately Low
8 Baroda Equity Savings Fund 10.40 466 76.84 5.42 0.00 55 2.30 ** 19.96 275 (289) Moderately Low
9 Sundaram Equity Savings Fund 10.58 140 60.00 5.06 1.02 40 2.48 3.82 19.72 285 (293) Low
Hybrid - Dynamic Asset Allocation/Balanced Advantage
1 HDFC Balanced Advantage Fund - Reg. Plan 187.54 44,151 78.52 6.36 6.19 81 2.30 -3.92 34.89 2 (28) Moderate
2 ITI Balanced Advantage Fund 9.80 204 33.62 16.33 17.69 101 2.16 ** 24.85 129 (50) Low
3 Tata Balanced Advantage Fund 10.58 1,119 58.13 13.41 1.06 74 1.89 4.42 22.50 171 (189) Moderately Low
4 Kotak Balanced Advantage Fund 11.01 3,719 53.43 11.51 2.62 111 2.37 7.05 21.63 211 (235) Moderately Low
5 Shriram Balanced Advantage Fund 10.23 43 69.07 5.91 0.00 47 2.29 ** 21.41 220 (197) Moderately Low
6 Nippon India Balanced Advantage Fund 92.62 2,884 59.24 12.59 3.45 70 2.18 3.78 21.25 225 (262) Moderately Low

Solution Oriented
1 Nippon India Retire. Fund - Wealth Creation Scheme 12.25 1,729 70.37 12.28 11.30 56 0.73 -9.54 28.98 38 (43) Moderately High
2 HDFC Childrens Gift Fund - Reg. Plan 121.44 3,170 50.38 14.81 9.63 66 0.25 1.57 25.64 97 (110) Moderate
3 HDFC Retire. Savings Fund - Equity - Reg. Plan 16.52 878 43.51 15.60 25.89 60 2.51 -1.64 25.38 107 (107) Moderately High
4 HDFC Retire. Savings Fund - Hybrid Equity - Reg. Plan 16.76 387 49.18 10.17 22.14 57 1.51 2.09 23.15 150 (168) Moderately High
5 ICICI Prudential Retire. Fund - Pure Equity 9.87 67 78.19 7.24 0.82 29 2.30 -4.55 21.96 191 (163) Moderately Low
6 Tata Retire. Savings Fund - Progressive Plan - Reg. Plan 29.95 767 68.92 19.88 6.62 49 2.23 6.13 21.25 227 (248) Moderately Low
7 Tata Retire. Savings Fund - Moderate Plan - Reg. Plan 30.65 1,179 59.52 17.21 5.83 53 2.04 4.48 21.08 233 (256) Moderately Low
Hybrid - Multi Asset Allocation
1 ICICI Prudential Multi Asset Fund 258.85 11,902 60.77 6.31 5.62 70 1.04 -1.78 23.18 149 (94) Low
Equity - Dividend Yield
1 ICICI Prudential Dividend Yield Equity Fund 14.34 168 48.99 12.37 37.33 38 1.68 -13.14 33.47 12 (25) Moderately High
2 Templeton India Equity Income Fund 43.90 891 36.17 21.29 16.26 40 1.10 -6.29 27.08 78 (46) Moderately Low

All the NAV figures are for date Mar 06, 2020. Trailing returns are also calculated for the same date. AUM, weightage of a stocks, number
of companies and expense ratio are for the period ending Jan. 2020. All the raw data is provided by Dion Global Solutions Ltd.

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