Editorial

Covid 2.0 upends forecasts

VOL XIII - 11
April 16-30, 2021
Formerly
Fortune India
Managing Editor Just as the nightmare that was fiscal 2020-21 was growing distant in the rear view
Deven Malkan mirror and the nationwide depression over the coronavirus was slowly fading as infec-
Assistant Editor tions and fatalities dropped, and better days were being seen with the nationwide vac-
A.K. Batha
President cination drive gaining pace, the second wave of Covid-19 has come roaring back with
Bhupendra Shah a vengeance. This wave seems to be more infectious and dangerous than the first
Circulation Executive wave, and once again regional lockdowns are being imposed and businesses are turn-
Warren Sequeira
Art Director ing jittery. Niti Aayog Vice-Chairman Rajiv Anand has warned that this wave could
Prakash S. Acharekar spark greater uncertainty and the country in general, and trade and industry in particu-
Graphic Designer lar, will have to prepare for a long haul.
Madhukar Thakur
Investment Analysis An IIT analysis of the seven-day average of cases shows the current wave is no-
CI Research Bureau where near its peak. The weekly moving average of daily new cases has increased 14
Anvicon Research times since February 11, when it started rising again after declining for five months. The
DD Research Bureau
VP (Special Projects) first wave rose for 29 weeks (or 33 if the first case reported on January 30 is taken as the
Girish V. starting point) before it peaked. Experts point out that the second wave is far steeper in
Manager (Special Projects) nature than the first wave.
Bhagwan Bhosale
The curve of Covid-19 cases and mobility trends will have a direct bearing on the
Editorial Associates
New Delhi
level of economic activity. India’s GDP went down by 24.4 per cent in the quarter ended
Ranjana Arora June 2020. According to the second advance estimates, fiscal 2021-22 is expected to
Bureau Chief suffer a GDP contraction of around 8 per cent. The fiscal 2021 Union budget has pro-
KOLKATA
Anirbahn Chawdhory jected a nominal GDP growth of 14 per cent for the year. According to the Reserve
GUJARAT Bank of India, the GDP growth for fiscal 2021-22 is projected at 10.5 per cent.
Pranav Brahmbhatt
Bureau Chief Well-known global rating agency Moody’s says that the second wave of Covid-19
Mobile: 098251-49108 presents a risk to India’s growth prospects by weakening its economic recovery. Moody’s
Bangalore
Jaya Padmanabhan had predicted that the Indian economy will grow at 12 per cent in 2020-21 and at a
Bureau Chief higher 13.7 per cent in fiscal 2021-22. But these estimates were made in February
Mobile: 099804-78099
Chennai 2021, and the second wave of infections presents a risk to the rating agency’s growth
S Gururajan forecast as the re-imposition of virus management measures will curb economic activ-
Bureau Chief (Tamil Nadu)
M. 9600333667 ity and could dampen market and consumer sentiment. Citing Google mobility data,
Ludhiana the rating agency pointed out that retail and recreational activity across India dropped
Ajitkumar Vijh
Bhubaneswar
by 25 per cent as of April 7, as compared with February 24. This was mirrored in the
Braja Bandhu Behera RBI’s March consumer confidence survey, which showed a deterioration in percep-
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concerned. We do not accept liability for The second wave has derailed all previous forecasts. According to the latest analy-
any losses that might occur.
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Contents
Cover Story 24 Captains Speak 10
BHARAT FORGE LTD.
Aiming to emerge global player in defence
“BFL will become a global player in defence
sector in the next 5-6 years. However, the
company’s primary focus will continue to
be automotive and automotive related busi-
nesses. We are good at machinery metals,
metallurgy and equally good in making steel,
required for this,” maintains Baba Kalyani,
Chairman & M.D. of Bharat Forge. Baba Kalyani

Economy 06
INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT
Most sectors in de-growth boat
Industrial produc-
tion contracted to a
6-month low of
3.6% in February
2021, though bet-
ter than CARE Rat-
While the Covid pandemic has savaged an Indian ings’ estimate of
economy that was already in the doldrums, it has, 5.7% during the
rather incredibly, turned into a booster for the month. The steep
country’s Information Technology sector as global decline in industrial
and domestic demand for, and expenditure, on online production has been broad-based and has come on the back of a
services have skyrocketed. high base effect (growth of 5.2% in February 2020). After record-
With digital being the new IT mantra, India has ing a marginal uptick in September and October 2020, the de-growth
become the global sourcing hub, and accounted for in industrial production continues for the 4th consecutive month.
more than half of the $ 250 billion global services There has been an upward revision in the IIP growth of November
sourcing business in fiscal 2020. Apart from 2020 to -1.6% (earlier -2.1%) and January 2021 to -0.9%.
contributing nearly 8 per cent to the country’s GDP,
the $ 192-billion IT industry has also been a huge Primary Market 36
job creator, adding around 100,000 persons to the Covid what? IPOs make a killing
country’s workforce every year. Despite the entire financial year 2020-21 being overshadowed
According to Fitch Ratings, this year (fiscal by the pandemic, Indian corporates raised an all-time high
2022) will see the Indian IT industry notch up high amount of Rs 1,88,900 crore through the public equity mar-
single-digit revenue growth on the back of huge deal kets. This was more than double the Rs 91,670 crore that was
wins by industry leaders like TCS, HCL and Infosys. raised in 2019-20, according to Pranav Haldea, Managing
Director, PRIME Database Group, India’s premier database
Fortune Scrip 22 on the capital markets. The previous highest amount raised
in a financial year was Rs 1,75,680 crore in 2017-18.
Grapevine 08
z Covid could jinx govt’s divestment programme Retail Inflation 32
z Bankruptcy ghost haunts Kocchar
Highest increase since FY16
z DHFL shareholders left in the lurch
India’s headline
z Coffee Day turns ‘night’ for lenders inflation as mea-
Corporate Scoreboard - 1250 plus companies 42 sured by the
consumer price
OTHER FEATURES
index (CPI) rose
to a four-month
03 Editorial 38 News & Events
high of 5.5% in
12 Market Winds 39 People March 2021,
16 Portfolio Choice 40 Investor Information largely owing to the rise in fuel prices and higher prices of food
items. The inflation reading is in line with CARE Ratings’ projections.

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April 30, 2021 Corporate India 5
Economy
INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT

Most sectors in
de-growth boat
Industrial production contracted to a 6-month low of 3.6% in February 2021, though better
than CARE Ratings’ estimate of 5.7% during the month. The steep decline in industrial produc-
tion has been broad-based and has come on the back of a high base effect (growth of 5.2% in
February 2020). After recording a marginal uptick in September and October 2020, the de-
growth in industrial production continues for the 4th consecutive month. There has been an
upward revision in the IIP growth of November 2020 to -1.6% (earlier -2.1%) and January 2021
to -0.9% (earlier estimate -1.6%). Core sector growth, which accounts for nearly 40% weightage
in the IIP basket, had registered a notable deceleration of 4.6% in February 2021 and the notable
decline in IIP is in line with the movement of core sector growth.
Barring electricity, which has witnessed almost flat growth in February 2021, the mining and
manufacturing component of the index has seen a notable decline in February 2021. The
biggest positive under the use-based classification has been consumer durables which has seen
a sharp pick-up to a 4-month high. However, it needs to be noted that this growth has come on
the back of a negative base effect. All other sub-components under the use-based classification
have seen de-growth in February 2021.

By Economic Activity
Mining output has contracted for the 5th consecutive month. The IIP-Mining fell by
5.5% in February 2021 compared with 9.6% growth during the corresponding month last year.
This fall can be ascribed to high levels of coal inventories with both coal producers and power
plants, coupled with subdued power generation.
Manufacturing, which has the highest weightage (77.6%) in the IIP, fell by 3.7% in

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February 2021 compared with a growth of 3.8% in Febru- corded a notable decline in growth during February 2021,
ary 2020. The de-growth in this segment is at a 6-month primarily on account of a high base effect, especially for
low and this is the 4th consecutive month of decline. primary goods and intermediate goods.
— 17 out the 23 sub-industries in the manufacturing Consumer goods have shown contrasting move-
segment have recorded negative growth during February ments during the month of February 2021. Consumer
2021, with double-digit growth being exhibited by print durables, which is the biggest positive for the month, rose
media (-28.3%), furniture (-19%), wearing apparels (- by 6.3%, which is a 4-month high. This growth has been
14.2%), beverages (-13.2%) and paper (-10.3%). because of notable pick-up in production of auto compo-
— Basic metals, which has the highest weightage nents and electronic goods. Consumer non-durables, on
(12.8%) in the manufacturing index, fell sharply by 4.8% in the other hand have registered a decline of 3.8% in Febru-
February 2021 and this is the first de-growth after 6 con- ary 2021, despite a low base (-0.3%) in the corresponding
secutive months of growth. Chemicals (weightage: 7.9%) month last year.
also registered a contraction of 1.8% in February 2021 after
5 consecutive months of growth. Cumulative: April-Feb 2021
— Notable double growth of 21.1% was recorded in During April-February 2021, the IIP contracted by
the case of computer and electronic commodities in Febru- 11.3% on a cumulative basis when compared with 1%
ary 2021. Nevertheless, it is important to note that this is on growth during the corresponding period of last year. All
the back of a low base (-8.8% in February 2021). components of the sectoral and use-based classification
— 5 more manufacturing industries, namely motor ve- have registered a decline in their production, weighed
hicles (4.9%), other transport equipment (3.5%), electrical down by sharp deceleration in the first half of this fiscal.
equipment (3.2%) , rubber (2.6%) and other manufacturing The manufacturing sector, which has the highest weight
(2.1%) have registered notable growth in February 2021. in the IIP index, has fallen by 12.6% during this period
— Electricity output registered a flat growth of 0.1% followed by a significant decline in mining (-9.6%). Un-
in February 2021 compared with 11.5% in the correspond- der the used-based classification, 4 sub-components
ing month last year. The high base effect capped the growth which have registered high double-digit de-growth in-
for the month. The low growth is reflective of low demand clude capital goods (-23.5%), consumer durables (-
from the commercial sector, including manufacturing and 19.6%) and intermediate and infrastructure goods (-
services. 12.2% each).
According to Care Ratings, there is hope in the
IIP by Use-Based Classification month of March 2021 for industrial output growth to be
Capital goods continue to record negative growth positive on account of companies rushing towards achiev-
of 4.2% in February 2021, which is reflective of low invest- ing their annual targets (supported by a sharp offtake in
ment, and capacity utilisation in manufacturing and infra- credit) coupled with a negative base effect of -18.7% in the
structure. corresponding month of the previous year. Despite the likely
Primary goods (-5.1%), intermediate goods improvement in March 2021, negative IIP growth for the
(-5.6%) and infrastructure goods (-4.7%) have re- full year cannot be ruled out.

April 30, 2021 Corporate India 7

Corporate Grapevine

Covid could jinx govt’s

divestment programme
The Modi government has decided to undertake a major privatisation drive starting this October. This includes stake sales
in LIC, IDBI Bank and Bank of Maharashtra. The government will also aim to sell Bharat Petroleum and Air India, and invite
private sector investment in six airports. The logistics company, CONCOR, and a few other assets like railway stations are also
on the block.
The fact that the government is keen to
go ahead with its highly ambitious divestment
programme is apparent from Union Finance
Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s reported re-
mark, while speaking with Hero Enterprise
chairman Sunil Kant Munjal, that the govern-
ment was, as part of its ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’
policy, opening up all sectors for private par-
ticipation. The final call on which sectors
would be called ‘strategic’ had not been taken
yet, she reportedly said, and added that she
could not pre-empt such an announcement.
“In those sectors which we are going to call
strategic, the private sector will obviously be
allowed to come in but the public sector will
be limited to a maximum of four units,” she
said. Ms Sitharaman said this would lead to
consolidation of public sector undertakings
(PSUs) as well as scaling up of their opera-
Nirmala Sitharaman
tions.
With regard to extending credit to the industry, Ms Sitharaman said that under the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee
Scheme (ECLGS), micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) can avail loans.
As of July 23, 2020, the total amount sanctioned under the 100 per cent ECLGS by public and private sector banks stands
at Rs 1,30,491.79 crore, of which Rs 82,065.01 crore has already been disbursed. “Now I am pushing the banks saying that
it’s not their risk, we have taken the risk on ourselves, they should now facilitate the process...”
“We have very clearly told the banks that they are not going to sit in judgement on anybody’s viability. Now it is the
question of giving them resources, hand-holding them so that they survive,” Ms Sitharaman added.

UNINTENDED EFFECT
Meanwhile, the government, even while raising its disinvestment targets, may also have been shooting itself in the foot.
In the past five years, the Centre’s PSU divestment target of Rs 3.84 trillion was double the target set in the preceding five
years. The government looks set to achieve about 83% of its target for the years between FY16 and FY20.
However, in the wake up of such a highly ambitious divestment plan,
valuations of PSU stocks have fallen. The Nifty CPSE index has underperformed the Nifty 500 index by as much as 65%
in the past 10 years.
This obviously hurts the government because it is still sitting on paper worth over Rs 11 trillion in listed firms, the value
of which continues to erode by the day.
Besides, the coronavirus pandemic has cast a further shadow on the divestment programme.
However, considering that the financial health of most of India Inc is precarious due to the ravages of the pandemic, one
wonders whether the entire privatisation drive will end up as a one-pony race.
The government is, however, asking companies to at least apply so that they can show some competition among bidders,
even though some of the bids could be frivolous ones.

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Bankruptcy ghost haunts Kocchar
It’s a strange twist of fate. Chanda Kochhar, the sacked MD and CEO of ICICI Bank,
once used to take decisions to send other companies to bankruptcy courts for loan
defaults. But now the company owned by her family, Nupower Renewable Pvt Ltd,
has defaulted on loans worth Rs 180 crore, and banks are wondering what to do
next. Nupower was infamous for channelling the bribe money from Videocon
Industries Ltd, which is also in the bankruptcy courts, to Kochhar. Just days after
Videocon received a generous loan from ICICI Bank, it transferred Rs 64 crore to
Nupower as loan. The Enforcement Directorate called it bribe money and arrested
Deepak Kochhar, promoter of Nupower and husband of Kochhar.
Apart from public sector banks, a host of private banks also have exposure to
Nupower. A present CEO of a foreign bank, who was working under Chanda
Kochhar in ICICI Bank earlier, was tasked to get loans for Nupower in complete
disregard of banking norms.
The chickens have come home to roost and Kochhar’s company will face
bankruptcy courts the way several others were sent to NCLT by Kocchar herself. Deepak Kochhar

DHFL shareholders left in the lurch

Shareholders of the bankrupt DHFL are an angry lot. After the Piramal
acquisition plan left nothing for them on the table, one of the shareholders has
moved the Bombay High Court seeking compensation.
As per the Insolvency and Bankruptcy code of 2016, shareholders of a listed
company alongwith former promoters do not get any upside when the lenders
hand over the company to the highest bidder.
In the past, several small shareholders have moved the courts but nothing
concrete came out of it. The laws are very clear and unless the new owner leaves
something for the small shareholders on the table, they do not have any other
recourse. In this background, the hearing in the DHFL case, scheduled in April-
Ajay Piramal end, will be interesting to watch.

Coffee Day turns ‘night’ for lenders

The promoter of Coffee Day Enterprises, VG
Siddhartha, committed suicide in July 2019, leaving
behind a mountain of debt spread across a string of
companies.
Not many know that apart from taking loans from
banks, VGS also took personal loans and invested in vari-
ous businesses.
As some of the businesses lost money, it came to
light that the promoter entities of Coffee Day owe Rs
3,500 crore to the listed entities.
The lenders have converted their loans and their stake
has now increased to 85 per cent, while the family owns only little over 15 per cent. But the lenders will not be able to get a major
portion of their dues as the company’s businesses have mostly shut shop due to the corona pandemic.
Besides, there are no takers for its front-end stores and coffee estates in Karnataka. The only option now for banks is
tosend the company to the bankruptcy court and try to retrieve a few pennies of their total exposure.

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Captains Speak
Bharat Forge Ltd.

WHAT CORPORATE LEADERS SAY

From the horse’s mouth! What does the top brass of various companies think about the performance and
outlook of their companies? In order to give the investors an authentic picture about the current working of these
three companies, viz. Bharat Forge Ltd. we are giving here what their chairmen / managing directors say at
analysts’ meets / conference calls / shareholders’ meets, etc.

Bharat Forge Ltd. Aiming to emerge global player in defence

“BFL will become a global player in defence sector in fully qualified on different parameters.
the next 5-6 years. However, the company’s primary focus Recently, the company has received an order worth Rs.
will continue to be automotive and automotive related busi- 177.95 crore for supply of its Kalyani M4 Vehicles, a new
nesses. We are good at machinery metals, metallurgy and generation armoured vehicles. In this regard, it has also an-
equally good in making steel, required for this. We have de- nounced its tie-up for production of protected vehicles in In-
veloped the capability, technology and dia with Paramount group, a global aero-
created engineers, who finally design and space and technology company. Likewise,
build almost any artillery system our- the company looks enthused and posi-
selves,” maintains Baba Kalyani, Chair- tive in getting big ticket defence orders.
man & M.D. of Bharat Forge. BFL has been a global provider of
The company is a flagship company high performance critical components
of over five decades old Kalyani group – and solutions to various industrial sec-
a US$ 3 billion conglomerate with a 10- tors including automotive, railways,
manufacturing locations spread across power, construction & mining, e-mobil-
India, Germany, Sweden, France and ity, marine and oil & gas. Its strong and
North America and a global work force of proven capabilities in these areas are
10,000 people. now getting extended and transformed
Having proved its mettle as an Indian into the opportunities being thrown
multinational and the undisputed leader in open to the private sector in defence
forging, the company is all set to emerge as space, which is all set to become a strong
a leading indigenous player in defence and and important business vertical to fur-
aerospace sectors. Its wide defence prod- Baba Kalyani ther accelerate its pace of growth.
uct portfolio include design, development, The big volume in defence is highly de-
engineering and manufacturing of systems and sub-systems sirable because that would only be a game changer for the
for artillery guns, armoured fighting vehicles, protected vehicles, company. A delay in order finalization and longer execution
ammunition, air defence solutions, defence electronics and and receivables cycle are the two areas of concern as these
small arms. necessitate more working capital. Nevertheless, the fact remains
For the last many years, BFL has been making substan- that going forward, this particular new avenue will give a lot of
tial investments in research & development and creating a recognition to BFL including strong foothold in export market.
state-of-art manufacturing facilities for its defence products. According to Mr. Kalyani, an impressive bounce back
Now the company is gearing up to capitalize a huge upcom- of manufacturing sector in general and automotive sec-
ing demand. There are an enormous opportunities exist to tor in particular, will improvise the performance of BFL
exhibit its technological excellence to manufacture variety in the FY 2021-22. The stock is being quoted at Rs.
of most advanced and critical products for the Indian de- 622, quite near to its yearly high of 677. However, con-
fence sector under the government’s most ambitious sidering its yearly low of Rs. 207, it certainly looks ex-
‘Atmarnirbhar Bharat’. In order to encourage the indigenous pensive. Keeping an investment horizon of two years,
production, a negative list of 101 items have already been one could accumulate the stock in small lots at every
announced. This augurs well for a company like BFL who is decline for reasonably good returns.

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April 30, 2021 Corporate India 11
Market Winds
CDSL of fiscal 2021, sales have amounted to Rs 1,773 crore as com-
pared to Rs 1,312 crore in the same period five years ago,
(BSE Code and the net profit during this period has gone up from Rs 230
A research analyst working with a leading mutual fund crore to Rs 394 crore.
says investors should not get depressed by the fall in rev- Needless to say, the share price is continuously moving
enues of CDSL during Q3FY21 as compared to the previ- up and will soon cross the Rs 2,000-mark.
ous quarter, as the drop in revenues is a temporary affair (CMP Rs. 1952.00, 52 week H/L Rs. 2225/1230, BV Rs. 419.60, FV Rs. 02)
and during the quarter profit margins have recorded a hand-
some rise. Revenues of CDSL declined by 3 to 4 per cent to Amber Enterprises India
around Rs 86 crore due to a drop in transaction charges,
among other things. The transaction revenue run-rate, which
(BSE Code 540902)
almost tripled yoy, declined 6.9 per cent qoq due to mod- A knowledgeable research analyst tracking the engineer-
eration in retail activity. However, the profit margin ex- ing sector, among other things, favours investing in Amber
panded 409 bps qoq to 65 per cent due to lower provisions Enterprises India, the country’s largest contract manufacturer
and overall cost savings. of fully built air-conditioner (AC) units as well as components
Future prospects are bright as the company continues to of ACs. It manufactures ACs for almost all leading brands,
get marketshare, the incremental share during 2020 being 86 including LG, Daikin, Hitachi, Voltas, Whirlpool, Godrej,
per cent. The company continued to gain BO account share Samsung, Toshiba Panasonic and Blue Star.
from NSDL and it stood at 58.1 per cent in December 2020 The company has made remarkable growth during the
as compared to 50.1 per cent in December 2019. last three decades of its existence. The pace of growth would
This augurs well for CDSL’s financial performance going have been all the more impressive but for its poor negotiating
ahead. Its revenues are expected to grow by 45 per cent to 50 power vis-a-vis its powerful customers — leading AC com-
per cent during the next 3 years, with the EBITDA margin panies. Hence, it has to operate at very low profit margins.
growing to 62,163 per cent. The share price, which has al- Still, the prospects for Amber Enterprises are highly prom-
ready trebled from the 52-week low of Rs 207 to around Rs ising as demand for ACs is steadily growing in the country on
645 as of now, is expected to cross the Rs 700 mark in the account of growing urbanization, rising incomes and improv-
very near future. ing standards of life. Little wonder, all leading AC companies
(CMP Rs. 760.25, 52 week H/L Rs. 770/211, BV Rs. 54.51, FV Rs. 10) have to depend on Amber for quality manufacturing. Not sur-
prisingly, during the last five years, the company’s sales turn-
AIA Engineering over has expanded from Rs 978 crore in fiscal 2016 to Rs
3,003 crore in fiscal 2020, with the profit at net level spurting
(BSE Code 532683) from Rs 20.42 crore to Rs 117.94 crore during the same pe-
An Ahmedabad-based leading stock broker and a keen riod.
observer of stock market trends is bullish on AIA Engineering, The company’s financial position is very sound, with re-
a Gujarat-based company which is the world’s second larg- serves at the end of March 2020 standing at Rs 1,049 crore,
est manufacturer of high-chrome grinding equipment used in over 33 times its equity capital of Rs 31.45 crore. Shares of
cement, mining and power industries, among others. Some the company are quoted in the Rs 3,000-3,100 range and its
people call it an FMIG (fast moving industrial goods) com- prospects ahead are considered to be highly encouraging. Little
pany. wonder, FIIs have already accumulated over 25 per cent of
The company has a strong balance sheet. Though at the equity of the company.
the end of 2020 it had a debt of Rs 161 crore, it was also (CMP Rs. , 52 week H/L Rs. , BV Rs. , FV Rs. )
sitting on a cash pile of Rs 11,640 crore. The company’s
liquid assets are also on the higher side of its liabilities, Sun Pharmaceuticals
according to its last balance sheet. The company’s finan-
cial position is also very sound. As on March 31, 2020,
(BSE Code 524715)
the company’s reserves and surpluses stood at Rs 3,593 An equity research analyst of a leading brokerage
crore – over 190 times the tiny equity capital of Rs 18.86 house is bullish on Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, popu-
crore. larly known as Sun Pharma. According to him, Sun
AIA is doing quite well on the financial performance front. Pharma’s speciality business is on a strong footing and is
During the last five years, its sales turnover has expanded expected to gain traction going ahead. Two of its special-
from Rs 1,777 crore in fiscal 2016 to Rs 2,498 crore in fiscal ity products witnessing a sustained rise in prescription
2020, with profit at the net level rising from Rs 616 crore to numbers and sales have been almost doubled over the past
Rs 833 crore during the same period. During the first 9 months year, mainly on account of strong growth in the US, while

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expansion in Europe and strengthening in Japan have also several years to come.
supported this growth. The company has a strong new V-Mart Retail is making steady progress on the financial
product pipeline in the US with 90 ANDAs and 8 NDAs front, the pandemic year 2020-21 being the only exception,
awaiting approval from the US FDA and expected to un- when it incurred a fractional loss of Rs 6 crore. The company
fold in the near term. This, coupled with growth in the base will re-enter the growth path once the pandemic era is over.
business, would drive the US sales higher. The domestic Sales turnover which had declined from Rs 1,662 crore in
formulations business is on a strong footing backed by fiscal 2020 to Rs 1,094.5 crore in 2021, is likely to cross the
sturdy growth in chrome therapy. Collectively, the US and Rs 2,000-crore mark in a couple of years with the profit at net
India constitute around 60 per cent of the company’s overall level crossing the Rs 100-crore mark.
revenues and a strong growth outlook across both the ge- (CMP Rs. 2805.65, 52 week H/L Rs. 3130/1514, BV Rs. 397.10, FV Rs. 10)
ographies augurs well from a growth perspective.
The company has put up a strong performance on the Blue Star Ltd.
financial front. During the last five years, its sales turnover
(BSE Code 500067)
has expanded from Rs 7,864 crore in fiscal 2016 to Rs
12,532 crore in fiscal 2020, with the profit at net level more A senior investment officer of a leading bank is bullish
than trebling from Rs 1,088 crore to Rs 3,211 crore during on Blue Star with a long term perspective. The company is a
this period. The pace of growth continues in fiscal 2021 leading player in the air-conditioning (AC) industry enjoying
with sales turnover in Q3 FY2021 amounting to Rs 3,388 almost 12.5 per cent market share. Future prospects for the
crore as compared to Rs 3,013 crore in the corresponding company are highly encouraging as the company is constantly
quarter last year, and the net profit rising from Rs 468.76 expanding its distribution network and looking to add new
crore in Q3 FY2020 to Rs 555.56 crore in the same quar- dealers in metros and tier 3-4 and 5 cities. At the same time it
ter this year. is also establishing its own distribution network. It is also es-
(CMP Rs. 614.30, 52 week H/L Rs. 654/414, BV Rs. 187.90, FV Re. 01) tablishing its brand in e-commerce channels. With a view to
further leveraging its brand strength and distribution network,
V-Mart Retail the company has diversified its product range by taking up
the manufacturer of products such as water purifiers, air cool-
(BSE Code 534976) ers and air purifiers.
A knowledgeable HNI (High Networth Investor) is accu- The company has aligned its long term focus on reduc-
mulating V-Mart Retail, which has succeeded in building a ing import dependency and remain sanguine of government's
strong footing in tier II to IV cities. The company follows a push to develop a local ecosystem for component manufac-
cluster-based approach of adding stores within a radius of turing for the AC industry.
50-100 km, which gives it better economies of scale, supply The company is striving to expand its e-commerce sales
chain efficiencies and better understanding of fashion needs as the prospects are highly promising. According to experts,
of the specific region. By now it has set up 274 stores, of India's e-commerce opportunity is worth US$ 35 billion and
which around 80 per cent are in non-tier I cities. These stores should double in the next 4 to 5 years. At present the
are in 190 cities and the company’s target is to penetrate 500 company's sales through e-commerce route is only 6 per cent
cities and towns going ahead. Though competition in this and the management has targeted to raise it to over 20 per
business is growing, V-Mart Retail is not adversely affected cent by fiscal year 2024-25.
as it possesses the first-mover advantage. Needless to say the company is growing from strength
Over the last 18 years, the company has succeeded in to strength on the financial performance front. During the
establishing profitable store economics with new stores break- last five years, its sales turnover has steadily increased
ing even in the very first year of operations and having a pay- from Rs. 3531.50 crore in the fiscal 2016 to Rs. 4780.49
back period of 2 to 3 years. As a result, it has been able to crore in the fiscal 2020 with the profit at net level hover-
fund its business growth through internal accruals and IPO ing around Rs. 120 crore during this period. The
process. Except only one year (fiscal 2020), it has consis- company's financial position is sound with reserves at the
tently generated FCF (free cash flow), leading to a virtually end of March 2020 standing at Rs. 839.43 crore - over 43
debt-free status. times its equity capital of Rs. 19.26 crore. The manage-
Having made a mark in tier II to tier IV cities, the com- ment has adopted an investor friendly policy by making
pany has emerged as the country’s leading value fashion re- as many as six bonus issues so far and offering hansome
tailer, with the products offered including mainly apparel, dividends, the rate for the last couple of years being 500
which is the dominant category, followed by non-apparel and per cent.
kirana. The company has built a scalable and efficient busi- (CMP Rs. 915.00, 52 week H/L Rs. 1025/451, BV Rs. 80.70, FV Rs. 02)
ness model to grow and expand in a calibrated manner for

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Portfolio Choice

AUROBINDO PHARMA LARGE-PRICED SCRIP

Flying high in US pharma market

Hyderabad-based Aurobindo Pharma is a lead- risk due to continuous product launches and approvals.
ing Indian pharmaceutical company which earns almost 90 A sturdy product pipeline and expected traction from re-
per cent of its revenues from abroad, with the US leading the cently launched products ensures a strong growth outlook
list of overseas buyers and contributing almost half of the for the US business, driven by improving traction from
company’s revenues. The three and a half decade-old com- the generic injectables space. The European business too
pany is engaged in the manufacture is on the path to recover with de-
of generic formulations and active mand normalising and showing
SNAPSHOT
pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). It signs of improvement.
BSE ticker code : 524804
holds a strong position in the US With a view to meeting
NSE ticker code : AUROPHARMA
market, where it is the fifth largest the rising demand for its products, the
Major activity : Pharmaceuticals
generic pharma company. The pros- company is expanding its capacities
Managing Director : N. Govindarajan
pects for the company are highly by setting up a greenfield facility at
Equity capital : Rs. 58.59 crore; FV Re. 01
healthy, going ahead. Consider: Vizag aimed at Europe and emerging
52 week high/low : Rs. 1023 / Rs. 446
The company can be called markets, and is also setting up a facil-
CMP : Rs. 942.75
an Indian multinational pharma ity in the US aimed at US markets. The
Market Capitalisation : Rs. 55239.36 crore
company going by its global sales. It Recommendation : Buy at declines expanded capacities are expected to
has 26 manufacturing facilities for its be ready within a year or so and pro-
API and formulations businesses, which have requisite ap- vide ample visibility of the growth ahead. Going ahead, the
provals from various regulatory authorities including the US company is looking to build a presence in the speciality seg-
FDA, the UK MHRA, Japan’s PMDA, WHO, Health Canada, ment which includes segments of biosimilars, oncology inhal-
MCC South Africa and ANVISA Brazil. The company has ers and transdermal patches, among others, which is likely to
also entered Poland and the Czech Republic with the acqui- support growth. Further, the company’s capacity of 450 mil-
sition of Apotex’s commercial operations. It has also strength- lion doses would be ready within the next 3 to 5 months and
ened its US presence with the acquisition of the dermatol- is likely to be operational by the end of July 2021.
ogy and oral solid business from Sandoz. Today, the US Aurobindo plans to launch around 60 products in
accounts for half the revenues of the company and other the US in the current year and expects to sustain the launch
overseas countries for around 40 per cent. The company momentum into the next year as well. The new launches would
has strengthened its presence in many European countries, include injectables which are a key growth driver. The com-
including France and Italy, where it ranks among the largest pany has 70 assets under development, 50 assets under re-
generic companies. view and 80 approved products, thus pointing towards a
Aurobindo has one of the best product approval sturdy product pipeline which would unfold going ahead.
rates and launch pipelines in the US. Despite pricing pres- Successful clearance from the USFDA for its plants is awaited
sures, it is one of the few companies able to mitigate this as the company has submitted its responses.
In its programme to launch new
CONSOLIDATED PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (Rs. in Crore)
Year Net Net EPS Div BV RONW products, the company’s focus on
Sales profit (Rs)* (%) (Rs) (%) injectables to drive growth augurs well. It
2018-19 11938.70 1529.73 26.10 250.00 193.70 19.68 has a strong product portfolio in the
2019-20 23098.51 2850.73 48.70 300.00 222.30 18.57 injectables space, which comprises 80
2020-21 (E) 19034.00 3010.00 57.34 300.00 227.10 19.10
2021-22 (E) 23249.19 3279.40 53.50 325.00 310.20 22.35 Contd. on Page 19

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COCHIN SHIPYARD MEDIUM-PRICED SCRIP

Pole player in ship-building

Cochin Shipyard, which will celebrate its golden ju- upgradation of ships of the oil exploration industry, as well
bilee a year from now, is a Government of India-owned com- as periodical maintenance, repair and life extension of
pany (the government holding 75.21 per cent equity of the ships.
company) and the country’s largest ship-building and ship DEFENCE MARKET
maintenance facility. During the last 50 years, it has emerged The Indian ship-building industry continues to be
as a front-runner in the Indian ship- driven by defence requirements.
building and ship repair segment. SNAPSHOT The Indian Navy is planning to in-
It has built platform supply vessels BSE ticker code : 540678 crease its fleet from the present 137
and double-hulled oil tankers. Pres- NSE ticker code : COCHINSHIP to 200 by 2027. This is expected
ently it is building the first indig- Major activity : Shipping to provide a spurt to the indig-
enous aircraft carrier for the Indian Managing Director : Madhu S. Nair enous ship-building segment. Be-
Navy. The company is also a well- Equity capital : Rs. 131.34 crore; FV Rs. 10 sides, the Indian Navy’s
known player on the global ship- 52 week high/low : Rs. 426 / Rs. 218 indigenisation plan is expected to
building front and by now has ex- CMP : Rs. 350 give a fillip to the growth of ancil-
ported 45 ships to various commer- laries and generally improve the
Market Capitalisation : Rs. 4605 crore
cial clients overseas. The ship-building environment in the
Recommendation : Buy at declines
company’s outlook is highly prom- country. The vision of GoI as per
ising. Consider: the draft Defence Production Policy is to “lead the world in
The company has built and repaired some of the the aerospace and defence industries,” with active partici-
largest ships in India and is currently building the presti- pation of the public and private sector, fulfilling the objec-
gious indigenous aircraft carrier for the Indian Navy. Over tive of self-reliance as well as the demands of other friendly
the years, it has successfully responded to fluctuations in countries.
the ship-building requirements of the market and has As per the AT Kearney report on the ship repair
evolved from building bulk carriers to smaller and more industry, though India’s share in global ship repair is less
technically sophisticated vessels such as passenger vessels than 1%, the country’s location is favourable with 7-9% of
and offshore support vessels. The company has worked global trade passing within 300 nautical miles of the coast-
with several leading technology firms in the industry, in- line.
cluding Royce Marine (Norway), GTT (France) and Yard As per the AT Kearny report, India has a market
Group (Norway). This has added to the credibility of the potential of Rs 2,600 crore from repairs to the domestic fleet,
company in the international markets. Its key ship-build- of which only a 15% share is currently captured. The report
ing clients in the domestic space include the Indian Navy, has further highlighted that India can grow its ship repair in-
the Indian Coast Guard, DRDO, A&N Administration and dustry to Rs 9,000 crore in the next 10 years through infra-
the JSW group. The company has also successfully under- structure and process improvement. The report has highlighted
taken repairs of various types of vessels, including low levels of process efficiency, lack of infrastructure to ser-
vice vessels above 10,000 DWT and a weak ancillary land-
scape as road blocks for
CONSOLIDATED PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (Rs. in Crore) developing the industry.
Year Net Net EPS Div BV RONW A key recommendation
Sales profit (Rs) (%) (Rs) (%) of the report was to lease
2018-19 2962.16 481.18 36.60 130.00 253.30 15.02
out the repair facilities at
2019-20 3422.49 630.29 47.90 166.00 281.60 17.88
2020-21 (E) 2500.00 510.00 38.25 130.00 260.10 14.50 Contd. on
2021-22 (E) 4000.00 695.00 45.00 170.00 29.10 19.20 Page 19

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Portfolio Choice

NAVA BHARAT VENTURES SMALL-PRICED SCRIP

Multiple products, safe bet

Nava Bharat Ventures is a well-diversified, multi- going ahead.
locational Indian multinational company. It is engaged in the Besides ferro alloys, the other major business ac-
businesses of power generation, ferro alloys, sugar, mining tivity of the company is power generation in India (Andhra
activities, bio-fuels, healthcare and agri-business. It oper- Pradesh, Odisha) as well as in Zambia, where the
ates in India (Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Odisha, MP), South company’s subsidiary Maamba Collieries, Zambia’s larget
East Asia (Malaysia, Singapore) and Africa (Zambia). The coalmine concessionaire, has de-
company, being a multi-product veloped a 300 MW power plant in
player, is a safe investment with SNAPSHOT partnership with the government
good chances of high appreciation. BSE ticker code : 513023 of Zambia. However, while the
Consider: NSE ticker code : NBVENTURES Odisha power plant was facing
The company’s busi- Major activity : Electric Utilities metering and connectivity issues,
nesses are steadily growing. It is Managing Director : P. Trivikrama Prasad the Zambia plant faced teething
an established player in the field Equity capital : Rs. 35.26 crore; FV Rs. 02 troubles before being commis-
of ferro alloys, with an annual 52 week high/low : Rs. 79 / Rs. 33 sioned. The Telangana plant had
manufacturing capacity of to be closed down in fiscal 2021.
CMP : Rs. 27.45
200,000 tonnes per annum. Pros- But in the first quarter of fiscal
Market Capitalisation : Rs. 1134 crore
pects for ferro alloys have im- 2022, the long-pending metering
proved substantially as the Recommendation : Buy at declines
issue has been settled and power
ferrochromium market has of late generation has resumed. Likewise,
witnessed significant growth due to rising demand from the Zambian plant has been ready to go on stream as the
the chemicals and steel industries. Moreover, the increas- necessary parts for replacement have been procured and
ing research and development activities provide a huge the teething troubles are over. Thus, the power business
market opportunity for key players like Nava Bharat Ven- will start contributing much more to the topline as well as
tures operating in the ferrochromium market. After a pro- the bottomline.
longed dull period, the steel industry is fast coming into As the company is a well-diversified entity, its
its own and this augurs well for ferrochromium manufac-
overall performance has been quite satisfactory. During
turers like Nava Bharat.
the last five years, its revenues have advanced from Rs
The company has entered into a five-year (De-
989.27 crore in fiscal 2016 to Rs 1,080 crore in fiscal
cember 2020 to March 2025) agreement with Tata Steel
2020, with the profit at net level rising from Rs 111.22
Mining, the wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Steel, for con-
crore to Rs 128.56 crore during this period. With minor
version of high carbon ferrochrome. The agreement postu-
operational problems of some power plants over, and the
lates that the entire smelting capacity of the Odisha plant
agreement with the Tata Steel group for its Odisha mine,
will be dedicated to Tata Steel Mining to produce up to
prospects going ahead are all the more encouraging. De-
70,000 tonnes of high carbon ferrochrome per annum. The
spite the pandemic, the company has put up a highly sat-
arrangement will provide long-term operational stability for
isfactory performance in Q3FY21, with consolidated to-
the ferro alloy plant and associated captive power plant in
tal income amounting to Rs 709.90 crore, suggesting a
Odisha. This augurs well for Nava Bharat to grow steadily
28.16 per cent improvement over Rs 554 crore in the cor-
responding quarter a year ago, and a
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (Rs. in Crore) net profit of Rs 162 crore showing a 168
Year Net Net EPS Div BV RONW per cent spurt over the corresponding
Sales profit (Rs) (%) (Rs) (%) quarter a year ago.
2018-19 1358.71 166.19 9.30 75.00 162.80 5.99
The company’s shares are available
2019-20 1079.89 468.75 28.70 75.00 262.90 11.82
around Rs 70.75. Investors who buy these
2020-21 (E) 820.00 125.00 8.10 50.00 170.10 8.60
shares with a long-term perspective will
2021-22 (E) 1100.00 175.00 12.40 60.00 210.50 10.35
benefit substantially.

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LARGE-PRICED SCRIP MEDIUM-PRICED SCRIP

approved products, pointing to a sturdy major ports to specialists to augment rev- ment, jack-up rigs, LNG vessels, etc. The
product pipeline. In addition to this, the enue opportunities. company has spent around Rs 500 crore
company is also setting up a new facility MoUs WITH CENTRE on this project so far.
aimed at the US markets, with a focus In line with the above recom- The company is also building
on high-value and low-volume products. mendation, one of the major initiatives an International Ship Repair Facility
under the Government of India’s (ISRF) at a cost of Rs 970 crore, to be
The new facility will also enable the com-
‘Sagarmala’ project was to lease out the commissioned within a year. CSL will set
pany to diversify its risk related to unit 4
ship repair facilities available at the ma- up a ship lift system measuring 130 m x
as it is the only plant catering to the US
jor ports to specialists to generate more 25 m with a lifting capacity of 6,000
markets as of now. The new facility will
revenue and create a positive ship repair tonnes and 6 workstations. The facility
also enable the company to benefit from
industry climate. Based on this, CSL was can repair up to 85 vessels, and CSL will
local tenders, if any. Collectively, the offered the first opportunity for ship re- thereby be almost doubling the number
company is targeting revenues of around pair operations and management of the of ships that can be repaired per year.
$650-700 million over the next three Indira Dock on January 18, 2019. CSL The company is also setting up
years from injectables, from around $380 has also signed an MoU with Kolkata Port a modern ship-building facility at
million as of now. Trust to take over their Netaji Subhas Nazirgunge in West Bengal at a cost of
Apart from injectables, the com- Dock on lease. Rs 170 crore. The facility is being set up
plex generics space is fast gaining trac- In November 2019, CSL en- by the company’s wholly-owned subsid-
tion, that too at a time when the complex tered into an agreement with the iary, Hooghly Cochin Shipyard, which
generics market is slated to be around $20 Andaman and Nicobar administration to aims to construct various types of ves-
billion over the next 3 years from $16 bil- commence its operations at Marine sels like RO-RO vessels, cargo vessels for
lion at present. Currently, the company Dockyard, Port Blair, a facility that is bulk, liquids and containers, passenger
has a small presence in complex generics currently being operated directly by the vessels and other watercraft for the fast-
but it looking to enhance its presence A&N administration. These initiatives growing inland waterways. This facility
gradually in the segment going ahead. would help better utilisation of existing is expected to be completed in the first
Collectively, a strong overall new product ship repair facilities in the country and half of fiscal 2022.
pipeline, focus on the injectables, busi- are likely to positively impact the The company has inked a pact
ness and a gradual improvement in the company’s revenue. CSL has already with Dredging Corporation and IHC Hol-
complex generics space would be over the delivered 500 passenger vessels to the land BV to locally build world-class
A&N administration. All the above ini- dredgers in India. Currently, the country
next 3 to 4 years. For the US business
tiatives have given CSL a pan-India pres- depends on foreign dredging work worth
overall, sales are expected to clock a
ence and the company now undertakes Rs 2,000 crore per year. CSL will also
double digit – 13 per cent – CAGR over
ship repairs at 5 locations — Mumbai, invest in the equity capital of the
fiscal years 2021-2023. Overall the com-
Kolkata, Port Blair, Hooghly and its ex- Vishakhapatnam-based DCL.
pany expects to incur a capex of $200-
isting dock at Kochi. All these developments augur well for
220 million during the next two years.
Cochin Shipyard is in the pro- CSL, which has gone from strength to
The company has been growing at
cess of setting up a new dry dock at Kochi strength during the last five years. With rev-
a fast pace. During the last five years, its
at a cost of Rs 1,799 crore, to be com- enues expanding from Rs 1,995 crore in
sales have expanded from Rs. 9323 crore
missioned by 2022. Construction of the fiscal 2016 to Rs 3,422 crore in fiscal 2020,
in the fiscal 2016 to Rs. 32266 crore in
new dry dock commenced in 2018 and the company’s net profit zoomed from Rs
the fiscal 2020 with the net profit during is currently progressing well. The new dry 276 crore to Rs 638 crore during this pe-
this period rising from Rs. 1620 crore to dock, measuring 310 x 75/60 x 13 m, riod. Of course, during fiscal 2021, its per-
Rs. 1873 crore. During the next year we with a 600T Ganty crane, will be ca- formance was hit on account of the pan-
expect an EPS of Rs. 35 per share of the pable of handling vessels upto Suezmax, demic. But from the next year, the com-
face value of Re. 1. aircraft carriers of 75,000 tonne displace- pany will be back on the growth path.

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April 30, 2021 Corporate India 21
Fortune Scrip
TATA CONSUMER PRODUCTS

All set for the FMCG

high table
We are sorry for the long hiatus in carrying the Fortune Scrip column, whose absence was felt by
many of our readers. Needless to say, the difficulties posed by the Covid-19 pandemic was a major
reason for suspending our popular column. However, following widespread demand from our readers,
we have decided to resume the column from this issue.
For this fortnight, we have selected Tata Consumer Products Ltd as the Fortune Scrip. This FMCG
company from the illustrious House of Tatas is not only a financially sound and well-managed com-
pany, it also has tremendous growth potential. Investors will never regret their decision to include this
company in their portfolio.
TCP was formed after the merger of the consumer business of Tata Chemicals and Tata Global Bever-
ages over a year ago, and is currently expanding through the organic as well as inorganic route. It has already
acquired 100 per cent equity in Kottaram Agro Foods (KAF), owner of the brand ‘Soulfull’. By doing so, the
company has plugged its portfolio gap with this popular and healthy cereal brand. But this is only the
beginning. TCP is casting its net wider and has enough liquidity to buy out some more companies.
The company is doing extremely well on the financial front. Sales expanded from Rs 2,987 crore in
fiscal 2016 to Rs 5,690 crore in fiscal 2020, while the profit at net level jumped almost three times during
this period – from Rs 226 crore to Rs 624 crore. The company’s financial position is very sound, with
reserves at the end of March 31, 2020 standing at Rs 10,736 crore – over 116 times its equity capital of
Rs 92.16 crore. The company’s liquidity position is very strong and it does not have to depend much on

Performance Indicators (Rs. in crore)

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
Sales 2,986.79 3,063.89 3,217.32 3,429.66 5,690.24
Operating profit 359.12 362.65 501.38 438.27 804.02
Interest 67.71 49.10 13.65 13.18 25.73
Gross profit 402.89 409.89 635.311 607.60 896.04
Depreciation 22.79 23.70 27.20 31.68 114.82
Taxation 90.39 110.19 189.15 164.99 205.87
Net profit 226.49 276.00 534.32 410.93 523.54
Equity capital 63.11 63.11 63.11 63.11 92.16
Reserves 2811 3721 4150 4359 10,736
In rupees per share
Book value 45.54 59.96 66.76 70.06 117.50
EPS (Rs.) 3.59 4.37 8.47 6.51 5.68
Dividend (%) 225 225 250 250 270
Face value 01 01 01 01 01
Ratios (%)
OPM 12.02 11.84 15.58 12.78 14.13
GPM 13.00 12.97 18.88 16.82 15.43
NPM 7.31 8.73 15.88 11.38 9.01

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debt. In fact, its interest burden is negligible at around Rs 25 crore – just around 0.4 per cent of its turnover.
The management’s approach is investor-friendly. So far, it has offered three bonus issues (1:2 in 1992 and
1994, and 2:5 in 1988). Besides, it pays handsome dividends, the rate for the last year being 270 per cent.
But we have not picked this company as the Fortune Scrip just for its past laurels. We strongly feel
that its future prospects are highly promising. Consider:
z Post the merger of Tata Chemicals’ consumer business with it, the company has become a large
consumer goods player with a wider product portfolio, including hot beverages like tea and coffee, staples
and water. This provides visibility for sustained revenue and earnings growth, with a gradual improve-
ment of OPM (operating profit margin). The pandemic era spanning over one year (and still continuing)
has proved a blessing for the company on account of higher in-house consumption and an increase in
online sales. Little wonder that the company has achieved a revenue growth of around 20 per cent during
the last year ended March 2021. Going ahead, marketshare gains from small/regional players, consumers
shifting from loose tea to branded tea, and a healthy traction to new launches would help the Indian
branded tea business clock better volume growth of around 10 per cent versus the overall growth of 4 to
5 per cent in domestic tea consumption. The food business will also scale up on account of enhanced
distribution reach, shift from loose to branded products and strong acceptance for new launches. After the
epidemic virus weakens due to increasing vaccinations, out-of-home businesses like Nourishco (acquired
from Pepsico) and Tata Starbucks (JV with Starbucks for selling coffee) would see strong growth from fiscal
2022 onwards. At the same time at the global level, a sustained shift from black tea to speciality tea (herbal/
green/fruit) in markets such as Europe and Canada will be highly beneficial to TCPL in the coming years.
z The merger of the Tata Chemicals business is just the first step. In fact, the company is
undergoing a massive and distinct transformation. The management plan is to convert the originally
tea-and-coffee company into a multi-category FMCG entity by resorting to organic as well as inor-
ganic routes. Sunil D’Souza, Managing Director and CEO of the company, puts it succinctly, “The
company’s vision is to emerge as a larger packaged food and beverages company and eventually as
a significant FMCG player, leveraging both organic and inorganic growth strategies.”
z A beginning has been made by acquiring Pepsico’s stake in Nourishco JV and a healthy
cereal brand ‘Soulfull’ of Bengaluru-based Koltaramtgro Foods. The brand offers a bouquet of on-the-
table and on-the-go millet-based products targeted at convenience, and a range of snacks, cereals and
healthy beverages such as Ragi Flakes, Ragi Bites, Millet Muesli and Smoothix. “We will now continue
to explore new opportunities both through the organic and inorganic routes. As part of the Tata group,
we have a lot of visibility and are juggling multiple opportunities,” maintains Mr D’Souza.
z TCPL has been added to the benchmark Nifty 50 Index by replacing state-owned GAIL. Thus,
the company that operates Starbucks cafes in India will join FMCG peers such as Hindustan Unilever,
Nestle and ITC in the blue chip index. This inclusion in Nifty 50 would lead to buying TCPL by exchange
traded funds (ETFs) worth Rs 760 crore.
z TCPL is an attractive dividend stock. While its 0.4 per cent dividend yield is not that attractive,
its lengthy payment history is quite interesting and attractive. Dividends are usually paid out of company
earnings. If a company is paying more than it earns, the dividend might not be sustainable. If we examine
the dividend payments of TCPL for the last 20 years, they are well within our criteria. For example, last
year’s dividend payment at 270 per cent is around 34 per cent of profit. This is a medium payout level that
leaves enough capital in the business to fund opportunities that might arise, while also rewarding share-
holders handsomely. Besides, if reinvestment opportunities dry up, the company has enough room to
increase the dividend. Dividend payout can also be measured against a company’s free cash flow to
ensure enough cash was generated to cover the dividend. TCPL’s cash payout ratio was 16 per cent. This
is quite conservative. Here, the dividend payment is covered by both profit and cash flow. This suggests
the dividend is sustainable as long as earnings don’t drop precariously. Viewed in the context of the
company’s ambitious growth plans, there is every chance of a higher dividend in the coming years.
Future prospects for the company are promising. We strongly feel that TCPL will match the status of
Hindustan Unilever as far as Indian FMCG companies are concerned. Discerning investors should
invest in this scrip without any hesitation, and those who do so with a long-term perspective will reap a
rich harvest after 3 to 5 years. — Savyasachi

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Cover Story

24 Corporate India April 30, 2021

 While the Covid pandemic has savaged an Indian economy that was
already in the doldrums, it has, rather incredibly, turned into a booster for the
country’s Information Technology sector as global and domestic demand for, and
expenditure, on online services have skyrocketed. With digital being the new IT
mantra, India has become the global sourcing hub, and accounted for more than
half of the $ 250 billion global services sourcing business in fiscal 2020.
Apart from contributing nearly 8 per cent to the country’s GDP, the $ 192-
billion IT industry has also been a huge job creator, adding around 100,000
persons to the country’s workforce every year. According to Fitch Ratings,
this year (fiscal 2022) will see the Indian IT industry notch up high single-
digit revenue growth on the back of huge deal wins by industry leaders like
TCS, HCL and Infosys.

As the Bard of Avon said, ‘blessed are the uses of adversity’. Even as the Indian
economy has been battered by the twin forces of an economic slowdown and the Covid-
19 pandemic 2.0, adversely affecting the pace of growth of GDP, some industrial seg-
ments have put up a stimulating performance. Leading this charge in defiance of the
coronavirus is the $ 192-billion Indian IT industry (comprising IT, ITeS and BPO ser-
vices). Interestingly, the deadly virus, instead of being a bane, has turned into a boon for
the IT industry on account of the demand for online services and growing digital spends.
The pandemic notwithstanding, the industry’s contribution to the country’s GDP
speaks for itself – from 1.2 per cent in 1998 to around 8 per cent today with job oppor-
tunities to around 4.5 million people.
Even though the coronavirus has hit most countries hard, India’s global sourcing
market continues to grow rapidly as compared to the domestic market. In fact, India is
today a leading sourcing destination globally, accounting for an approximately 55 per
cent marketshare of the $ 250 billion global services sourcing business in fiscal 2020. So
much is Indian talent in demand that Indian IT companies have set up over 1,000 global
delivery centres in about 80 countries worldwide.
It will not be an exaggeration to say that India has become the digital capabilities hub
of the world, with around 75 per cent of global digital talent present in the country.

TECH BANDWAGON
The reasons for the IT industry bucking the Indian economic trend are not hard to
see. With innovation being a sine qua non for every industry, technology has now
become a basic need for survival and growth of business, and even society at large. With
growing competition and changing technologies, the IT industry is entering newer and
newer segments. A year ago, Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Virtual Reality,
Machine Learning and Deep Learning came on the scene. Experts believe that going
ahead, we will see a convergence of these across different applications to create an

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to $ 192 billion from $ 28 billion.”
Despite the headwinds from the overall global slow-
down, the Indian IT industry is firmly on the growth path,
innovating new concepts, expanding business operations
and keeping the country’s flag flying high in the global tech
world.
The $ 192-billion Indian IT industry contributes around
7.9 per cent to the country’s GDP. It has emerged as a fabu-
lous job creator, adding around a lakh jobs every year. To-
day, the country’s highly qualified talent pool of technical
graduates is one of the largest in the world, facilitating its
emergence as a preferred destination for outsourcing. Com-
puter science accounts for the biggest chunk of India’s fresh
engineering talent pool, with more than 98 per cent of engi-
neering colleges offering this stream.

UPSCALING BIZ
Increasing competition, pressure on billing rates of tra-
ditional services and increasing commoditisation of lower-
end services are among the key reasons forcing the Indian
software industry to make a fast move up the software value
chain. New digital technologies like social media, mobility,
analytics and cloud computing (SMAC) have permanently
changed the way Indian IT firms do business.
Prospects for the industry going ahead are all the more
promising. As the pandemic has accelerated digital IT spends,
the demand for this digital transformation will shoot up.
Most IT companies have reported robust deal wins that
“Not only have we emerged more would support faster growth in fiscal 2022. According to
resilient, more relevant from the Fitch Ratings, a leading global rating agency, during fiscal
2022 the Indian IT industry is expected to return to high
crisis, but we have also been the single-digit revenue growth. The impact of the pandemic is
bellwether to lead the fight against seen to be only moderate and short-term, as customers fo-
Covid.” cus on transforming their businesses digitally, moving from
legacy services.
— Debjani Ghosh, President, As the pandemic has led to accelerated digital IT spends,
Nasscom Fitch Ratings points out that most companies have started
reporting robust deal wins and this should support growth
unimagined future for humans. Maintains an expert, “Every going ahead. Over a year ago, several IT leaders had en-
industry will look at innovative ways to use technology to tered into mega deals which will lead to revenue and profit
further improve customer experience, reduce the time to visibility for several quarters ahead. Industry leader Tata
market significantly and improve operational efficiency, Consultancy Services had entered into a five-year contract
thereby reducing operating costs.” worth $ 600-700 million with General Motors – one of the
Says another expert, “Now, business organisations are largest deals for TCS in the automotive vertical. HCL Tech-
heading towards becoming digital companies, enabling their nologies has renewed its multimillion-dollar IT operations
customers to perform most functions on their smartphones and transformation agreement with oil and gas major
or on the web without visiting a shop. This change is the Equinor. Besides, it has inked a large deal with speciality
result of technology becoming the core of business. For steel maker Aperam. Tech Mahindra expanded its strategic
example, Ola, Amazon and Flipkart are technology busi- collaboration with telecom major AT&T by entering into a
nesses. The increasing use of technology by businesses has multi-year, billion-dollar deal to accelerate AT&T’s IT net-
resulted in the rapid growth of the Indian tech services seg- work applications, shared systems modernisation and move-
ment. During the last decade and a half, the industry grew ment to the cloud.

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 Another marquee name, Infosys Technologies, had en-
tered into a $ 2.8 billion deal – its biggest-ever – in Q2
FY20. During the same quarter, Wipro added two $ 5 mil-
lion customers and three other customers. Larsen & Toubro
Infotech has won seven multi-million dollar deals across all
major industry segments. Oracle Financial Services Software
has entered into a new deal with Palo Alto-based VMware
Inc. Oracle will design a system to allow joint customers to
move VMware-based computing work to its cloud.
December 2020 has turned out to be an eventual month
for the Indian IT sector. During that month Tata Consultancy
Services (TCS) expanded its business operations in Austin,
Texas, with the construction of a new facility. By 2022, TCS
plans to hire an additional 130 new employees in Austin.
Over the next seven years, TCS plans to invest more than
US$ 100 million in Austin. Again in that month, TCS ex-
panded its strategic partnership with Star Alliance (airline
alliance) to provide predictive and real-time business
analytics, improve customer experience and accelerate digi-
tal transformation. In the same month, Infosys partnered
with Rolls-Royce for aerospace engineering in India and
Wipro collaborated with Verifone for a multi-year contract
to drive agility across its (Verifone) cloud service offerings.

NEW MOMENTUM
The robust deal wave continues this year. As Thierry
Delaporte, new CEO of Wipro, points out, at the beginning
of fiscal 2022 “the Indian IT sector is witnessing a new wave
of business momentum. This momentum is driven by in-
creased focus on digital as enterprises invest in new age
“Irrespective of location, we have
technologies such as cloud and accelerate their digital trans- been able to deliver during the pan-
formation, which has resulted in increased large deals, which demic without a drop in productivity
have become the order of the day.” For example, Wipro has
added 12 large deals with a total contract value of $ 1.4
or compromising on quality.”
billion in Q4FY21. TCS clocked deals worth a record $ 9.2 — UB Pravin Rao, Chairman of
billion in the same quarter and a total of over $ 31.5 billion Nasscom
over the last fiscal. Infosys Technologies won $ 14 billion in
total with over 60 per cent in net new deals. HCL Technolo-
gies is also on the verge of winning a few robust deals. BOOM TIME
And this is not all. More opportunities are in store for According to Nasscom's annual summation report of
Indian IT majors after Accenture reported a 1.4 times the Indian IT industry's performance, despite a global pan-
book-to-bill for outsourcing. To be specific, Accenture demic and initial uncertainty, the industry registered an over-
reported a $ 6.8 billion book-to-bill for outsourcing while all growth of 2.3 per cent with revenues growing from $ 190
the revenue for the quarter was $ 4.9 billion. (Book-to- billion in fiscal 2020 to $ 194 billion in FY21. While IT
bill refers to the value of booked orders over revenue in exports now stand at $ 150 billion compared to $ 147 bil-
any particular quarter). lion last year, domestic demand also grew from $ 43 billion
During fiscal 2021, when the first wave of the pan- to $ 45 billion. Out of the total revenues of the industry, the
demic had hit the country hard, the IT industry gave an hardware segment led the overall year-on-year growth at
excellent account of itself. According to the Nasscom report 4.1 per cent at $ 16 billion. Indian IT services are now just a
for FY21, overall IT revenues grew to $ 194 billion while IT billion short of reaching $ 100 billion in size -- growing at
exports grew 1.9% to $ 150 billion. Domestic IT demand 2.7 per cent yoy. The BPM industry also registered a growth
also saw a 3.4 per cent uptick in demand, led by hardware. of 2.3 per cent, contributing $ 38 billion to overall revenues.

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Software products grew 2.7 per cent to reach $ 9 billion. cent share in services exports, the IT industry added 138,000
"Not only have we emerged more resilient, more relevant net new hires in fiscal 2021, taking the overall industry
from the crisis, but we have also been the bellwether to lead workforce to 4.47 million. Digital revenues now form nearly
the fight against Covid, and are playing a crucial role in a third of industry revenues at $ 50-53 billion, growing at
leading the country to recovery," observes Debjani Ghosh, five times the overall services growth rate. The pandemic
president, Nasscom. year also saw a greater shift (10%) to outcome-based pric-
Standing at 8 per cent of the GDP and with a 52 per ing. Offshoring also increased by 4 per cent in 2020 com-

Leading IT Companies : Performance Indicators

Name of the F/V Year Equity PH Sales NP Div EPS Book Market price
company ended (Rs (%) (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value 52-week as on
cr) (Latest) (Rs) H/L 11/12/2020
Coforge (10) 2003 60.58 31.0 4183.90 441.61 310.0 72.90 395.30 3185/1023 3168.30
Cyient (5) 2003 54.99 22.0 4427.40 342.50 300.0 31.10 232.90 710/184 705.00
HCL Technologies (2) 2003 542.73 60.0 70676.00 10958.14 500.0 40.40 188.90 1074/448 1008.90
Hinduja Global (10) 2003 20.87 68.0 4986.50 214.44 200.0 102.70 823.80 1891/506 1740.65
Infosys (5) 2003 2129.80 13.0 90791.00 16456.01 350.0 38.60 145.60 1454/604 1425.80
L&T Infotech (01) 2003 17.45 75.0 10878.60 1520.10 2800.0 87.10 309.60 4500/1385 4248.40
MindTree Ltd. (10) 2003 164.67 13.0 7764.30 630.90 130.0 38.30 210.20 2275/712 2031.85
MphasiS Ltd (10) 2003 186.59 52.0 8843.54 1183.56 350.0 63.40 312.40 1836/653 1661.10
Oracle Fin. (5) 2003 42.99 74.0 4861.28 1462.20 3600.0 170.10 764.10 3742/1967 3325.15
Persistent System (10) 2003 76.43 31.0 3565.81 328.34 120.0 43.00 312.20 2098/460 1944.70
Quess Corp (10) 2003 147.64 72.0 10991.48 235.51 - 16.00 154.20 807/165 595.35
TCS (1) 2003 375.24 72.0 156949.00 32294.07 7300.0 86.10 242.40 3359/1678 3110.00
Tech Mahindra (5) 2003 483.20 36.0 36867.70 4026.62 300.0 41.70 226.20 1081/490 1005.15
Wipro (2) 2003 1142.90 74.0 61137.60 9722.30 50.0 17.00 96.80 467/174 418.65
Zensar Techno (2) 2003 45.09 49.0 4181.68 253.51 140.0 11.20 92.70 347/78 273.25

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 IT industry heading for talent war
With newer technologies like Cloud computing, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning ruling the roost in the
Indian IT industry, the demand for skilled professionals has shot up, outstripping the supply side. The situation has
been vitiated by a growing attrition rate. Experts believe that thanks to a sharp spurt in demand for Indian IT services, the
requirement for professionals has got a further boost. In these circumstances, a growing attrition rate has further vitiated
the environment. The day is not far off when the industry will face a serious internal talent war.
Demand for professionals is on the rise as IT companies have started grabbing big deals. The digital transformation
has injected fresh vigour in the industry, pushing up this demand. In fact, the present phase is a golden period for IT
employees. As competition is increasing, companies have been resorting to higher wages and liberal bonuses. Job
opportunities are also climbing. Over a year ago, the total number of employees had reached the 4.5 million mark. In
fiscal 2021, TCS, Infosys and Wipro added 45 per cent more employees as compared to the previous year, and TCS,
Infosys, Wipro and HCL Tech together will employ around 1 lakh freshers this year. TCS has said that it will hire 40,000
freshers in FY 2022, taking its overall headcount above 5 lakh. Infosys and HCL have said that they will hire 26,000 and
12,000 more respectively this fiscal. Accenture has over 20,000 vacancies in India for various roles to fill up this year.

ATTRITION CLIMBING
Needless to say, this rising demand for professionals has pushed up the rate of attrition. In the case of a giant
company like Infosys, the attrition rate jumped to cross 15 per cent in Q4FY21 (against 10 per cent in the previous
quarter) and the management expects this rate to continue.
According to a top official of Accenture, “the company is hiring for in-demand skills in areas such as digital, cloud,
security, data and Artificial Intelligence as well as platform and other core skills. We see an increased demand for
professionals with Cloud skills, including those required for Cloud migration, native Cloud development and data re-
engineering, deployment and maintenance across mutli-Cloud environments.”
With thousands of jobs up for grabs, the IT sector is bracing for high attrition rates and wage inflation. Now, the key
risk for the IT sector is a potential war for talent as companies seek digital talent to grow. Experts maintain that large
companies like TCS and Infosys have strong training infrastructure and depth to create a talent pool. They may be able
to contain the impact from wage revisions. But mid-tier companies may be vulnerable and will have to face the brunt of
the impending talent war. In fact, the rising voluntary attrition rate suggests that a talent war has already started.

pared to 2019. Attributing increased offshoring to a combi- DIGITAL POWER

nation of factors, UB Pravin Rao, chairman of Nasscom,
This growth of the Indian IT industry will come prima-
says, "Irrespective of location, we have been able to deliver
rily on the back of digital services, which currently accounts
during the pandemic without a drop in productivity or com- for 30% of the industry's revenue, but its share is expected
promising on quality, which has given confidence to cli- to go up to 50% over the next five years to around $ 170-
ents." He adds, "The industry has successfully demonstrated 200 billion.
remote delivery amid travel restrictions." He further notes India is the topmost offshoring destination for IT com-
that "clients will be much more open to different hybrid panies across the world. Having proven its capabilities in
models which could potentially result in even higher delivering both onshore and offshore services to global cli-
offshoring." ents, emerging technologies now offer an entire new gamut
In the coming year, Nasscom aims to not just prioritise of opportunities for top IT firms in India.
strengthening the talent pool and deepening its engagements Indian IT's core competencies and strengths have at-
with the government to enhance market opportunities, but to tracted significant investments from major countries. Lead-
also work towards strengthening the adoption of deep-tech. ing Indian IT firms are diversifying their offerings and show-
The Indian IT industry is expected to touch the $ 300- casing leading ideas in blockchain, artificial intelligence, etc.,
350 billion revenue mark over the next five years, growing to clients using innovation hubs and R&D centres in order
at 10% a year. This will mean that the $ 194 billion Indian to create differentiated offerings.
tech industry will be growing at a much faster clip than the According to McKinsey, the industry is expected to grow
7.5% growth rate registered over the last five years, accord- to $ 350 billion by 2025 and BPM is expected to account
ing to McKinsey & Company. for $ 50-55 billion of the total revenues.

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Retail Inflation

Highest increase
since FY16
India’s headline inflation as measured by the consumer price index (CPI) rose to a four-
month high of 5.5% in March 2021, largely owing to the rise in fuel prices and higher prices of
food items. The inflation reading is in line with CARE Ratings’ projections.
Retail inflation in the last two months (Feb-March) has been over 5%, reversing
the moderation to below 5% witnessed in December and January. The increase in the
CPI has raised concerns over emerging price pressure given that the growth (yoy) in
inflation has been over a relative high base (CPI of 6.6% in February 2020 and 5.8%
in March 2020).
There has been a broad-based increase in price levels across the key segments of the
CPI. Core inflation remained elevated at a two and a half- year highs. Also, the increase in
price levels has been sharper in the urban areas than in rural areas. Despite the rise in price
levels, retail inflation at the aggregate level was nearly 1.4% lower than in November 2020
(6.9%).
Retail inflation in FY21 averaged 6.4%, compared with 4.8% in FY20, and was the
highest annual increase since FY16. During FY21, retail inflation was above the RBI’s upper
tolerance limit of 6% for eight consecutive months (Apr-Nov 2020), with a peak rate of 7.6%
in October 2020. For much of the year, the high levels of inflation were primarily due to high
prices in the food segment consequent to the supply chain disruptions caused by the pan-
demic-led lockdowns.
Inflation in food & beverages rose to a four-month high of 5.2% in March 2021 (over the
growth of 7.8% in March 2020). It was 1% higher than that in February 2021 (4.25%).
— Within the food basket, prices have been high in the case of meat & fish, eggs, fruits,
edible oils and pulses. The increase in food inflation was partly offset by the fall in prices of
vegetables.
— Constrained supply, increased demand and higher transportation costs have been pres-
suring prices of food items.

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 — Prices of vegetables eased with the arrival of the — Edible oil inflation has increased by a record 25%
winter crop (yoy of -4.8% in March). In the case of on- from a year ago (7.5% in March 2020). This is on account of
ions, lower exports have added to the domestic sup- increased domestic demand coupled with the higher cost of
plies, weighing down its prices which had witnessed a imports amid lower supplies in the major exporting na-
spike in February on account of crop damage due to tions.
unseasonal rains. — The price rise in pulses by 13% (over the 16%
— The disinflation in vegetable prices is primarily on growth in March 2020) is driven by supply shortages
account of the high statistical base effect (vegetable inflation in the producing regions within the country as well as
of 19% increase in March 2020). the overseas markets due to adverse weather condi-

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Retail Inflation

t i o n s ( d r o u g h t ) . A l s o, t h e p o l i t i c a l t e n s i o n s i n non-food and non-fuel component of the CPI have been sus-

Myanmar, which is a key producer, have affected ex- tained at elevated levels, and point towards rising input costs.
ports from that nation and pushed up global prices of
pulses. State-wise inflation
— Meat prices increased by 15% (y-o-y) due to in- 22 states which have reported inflation for March 2021
creased consumption with easing worries of bird flu. Also, have been plotted in Exhibit 3 along with inflation in the
lower production levels given the uncertainty surrounding corresponding month of last year.
the pandemic have kept prices at higher levels. Twelve states have recorded inflation more than
the all-India retail inflation for the month (5.52%).
HOUSING, FUEL Amongst the states, Andhra Pradesh saw the high-
Housing inflation increased to 3.5% in March after est retail inflation at 8.9%, followed by Tamil Nadu at 7.7%.
being stable at 3.2% for four months. Inflation was amongst the lowest in the case of
Inflation in fuel components accelerated by 4.5% in Rajasthan (3.0%) and Uttar Pradesh (3.2%).
March 2021 over the 6.5% growth in March 2020. The rise
in global energy prices, coupled with the high domestic taxes, Rural vs Urban inflation
has been pushing fuel prices upwards. The gap between rural and urban retail inflation has
Inflation in the miscellaneous component rose to widened in the month of March 2021, with urban inflation
6.9% in March 2021 — the highest level in four months. at 6.5% compared with rural inflation at 4.6%. Urban infla-
The increase is mainly on account of a rise in price levels in tion has been outpacing rural inflation since December
the transport & communication, recreation & amusement, 2020.
and health segments. According to Care Ratings, with renewed pandemic
— Health Inflation rose by 6.2% in March 2021. restrictions across the country, elevated global prices
— Inflation in transport and communication was at a across commodities and higher transportation and logis-
record high of 12.5%. tics cost, price pressures are likely to prevail in the com-
— Recreation and amusement inflation stood at 6%. ing months for most segments. At the same time, the head-
— Personal care and effects inflation at 5.9% in March line inflation reading could benefit from the higher base
was the lowest since October 2019. of a year ago. We expect CPI inflation to rule above 5% for
the next 2-3 months. However, given the stance of the
Core CPI RBI in its policy announced last week, this would not be
Core inflation firmed up to a 32-month high in March. At a major concern for the markets as bond yields would be
5.82% it was 2 bps higher than that in February 2021. The driven by the liquidity enhancing measures.

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Primary Market

Covid what?
IPOs make a killing
Despite the entire financial year 2020-21 being overshadowed by the pandemic, Indian
corporates raised an all-time high amount of Rs 1,88,900 crore through the public equity mar-
kets. This was more than double the Rs 91,670 crore that was raised in 2019-20, according to
Pranav Haldea, Managing Director, PRIME Database Group, India’s premier database on the
capital markets. The previous highest amount raised in a financial year was Rs 1,75,680 crore in
2017-18.
Strong retail participation in IPOs, huge listing gains and the highest-ever amount raised through
QIPs and InvITs/ReITs were the key highlights of the year.
Mainboard IPOs: According to Haldea, contrary to the despondency due to the pandemic,
30 mainboard IPOs came to the market collectively raising Rs. 31,268# crore. This was an
increase of 54 per cent from the Rs 20,350 crore raised through 13 IPOs in 2019-20.
The largest IPO in 2020-21 was from Gland Pharma for Rs 6,480 crore. The average deal
size was Rs 1,042 crore.
The overall response from the public to the mainboard IPOs of the year, according to
primedatabase.com, was very good. 18 IPOs received a mega response of more than 10 times
while 4 IPOs were oversubscribed by more than 3 times and the balance 8 IPOs were oversub-
scribed between 1 and 3 times.
As far as retail investors are concerned, the year witnessed a tremendous response from
them. The highest number of applications was received by Indigo Paints (25.88 lakh) followed
by Mtar Technologies (25.87 lakh) and Mazagon Dock (23.56 lakh).
According to Haldea, the response to IPOs was further buoyed by the strong listing performance
of IPOs of the year. Of the 28 IPOs which got listed, 19 gave a return of over 10 per cent (based on the
closing price on the listing date). Burger King gave a stupendous return of 131 per cent followed by
Happiest Minds Technologies (123 per cent) and Indigo Paints (109 per cent). Moreover, 18 of the 28
IPOs (listed thus far) are trading above the issue price (closing price of March 26, 2021).
The IPO pipeline continues to remain strong, with 18 companies holding SEBI approval
proposing to raise nearly Rs 18,000 crore and another 14 companies awaiting SEBI approval to
raise nearly Rs 23,000 crore.
SME IPOs: Activity in this segment further declined in 2020-21 in comparison to 2019-20;
there were only 28 SME IPOs, which collected a total of Rs 243@ crore in comparison to 45 IPOs
in 2019-20 which collected Rs 436 crore.
OFS (SE): According to primedatabase.com, Offers for Sale through stock exchanges (OFS),
which is for dilution of promoters’ holdings, saw an increase, from Rs 17,326 crore raised in
2019-20 to Rs 30,114 crore$ raised in 2020-21. Of this, the government’s divestment accounted
for Rs 19,927 crore or 66 per cent of the overall amount). The largest OFS was that of Tata
Communications (Rs 5,386 crore) followed by Hindustan Aeronautics (Rs 4,961 crore) and
IRCTC (Rs 4,408 crore). OFS accounted for 11 per cent of the total year’s public equity markets
amount.
FPOs: FPOs made a comeback after several years. This was primarily on account of the
mega Yes Bank FPO which raised Rs 15,000 crore. Overall, 2 companies mobilized Rs 15,029
crore through FPOs.

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 FUND MOBILIZATION-PUBLIC MARKETS Rs. crore
Year IPOs (incl. FPOs(incl. OFS(SE) QIPs (incl. IPPs IDRs InvITs/ Total Bonds Total
SME IPOs) SME FPOs) ReIT-QIPs) ReITs Equity (Public) Equity+
Bonds
2020-21 31,511 15,029 30,114 78,731 - 33,515 1,88,900 10,188 1,99,088
2019-20 20,786 35 17,326 51,216 - 2,306 91,670 15,146 1,06,816
2018-19 16,340 - 21,686 10,489 - 8,847 57,362 36,788 94,150
2017-18 83,767 12 17,431 62,520 4,668 7,283 1,75,680 5,167 1,80,848
2016-17 29,050 9 8,390 13,671 - - 51,120 29,547 80,667
2015-16 14,811 - 19,822 14,358 - - 48,991 33,812 82,803
2014-15 3,019 - 26,946 28,429 418 - 58,812 9,713 68,526
2013-14 1,205 7,456 6,859 9,402 4,459 - 29,381 42,383 71,764
2012-13 6,497 - 28,024 10,818 734 - 46,073 16,982 63,056
2011-12 5,893 4,578 13,518 1,713 471 - 26,172 35,611 61,783
2010-11 33,098 13,084 - 23,474 - 2,487 - 72,143 9,431 81,574
Source: primedatabase.com

QIPs: 31 companies mobilized Rs 78,731 crore through QIPs, the highest ever in a financial year. This
was 54 per cent higher than the Rs 51,216 crore raised in the previous year. The largest QIP of 2020-21 was
from ICICI Bank raising Rs 15,000 crore, accounting for 19 per cent of the total QIP amount. QIPs were
dominated by banks, NBFCs and real estate companies with them accounting for 84 per cent (Rs 66,141
crore) of the overall amount.
2020-21 also saw the first ever ReIT QIP (Embassy Office Parks raising Rs 3,685 crore).
InvITs/ReITs: The amount raised through InvITs and ReITs saw an increase of 1,353 per cent to an all-time high
of Rs 33,515 crore from Rs 2,306 crore in 2019-20.
Fresh capital
Of the total amount of Rs 1,88,900 crore, the fresh capital amount was Rs 1,36,992 crore (73 percent), the
remaining Rs 51,908 crore being offers for sale.
Divestments
2020-21 has been a dismal year for divestments with only Rs 33,159 crore^ being raised by the government.
Public Offers (IPOs of IRFC, Mazagon Dock, Railtel and OFS of Bharat Dynamics, HAL, IRCON International,
IRCTC, RVNL, SAIL and TATA Communications) at Rs 22,594 crore (68 per cent) was the most used mode
followed by Buyback (EIL, GAIL, HPCL, KIOCL, NMDC, NTPC, NALCO and RITES) at Rs 6,441 crore (19 per
cent).
Rights Issues: Mobilisation of resources through rights issues, according to primedatabase.com, reached
an all-time high of Rs 64,256 crore in 2020-21, which was higher by 15 per cent than Rs 55,998 crore that was
raised in 2019-20. This was primarily on account of 1 large issue of Reliance Industries (Rs 53,124 crore). By
number, the year witnessed 20 companies using the rights route in comparison to 13 companies in the previous
year.
Public bonds: The public bonds market saw a near 31 per cent decrease with 18 issues raising Rs 10,488 crore*
in comparison to 35 issues raising Rs. 15,146 crore last year. The largest issue was from PFC raising Rs.4,429 crore.
Debt Private Placements: The amount raised through debt private placements reached an all-time high of
Rs 7,02,697 crore (as on March 26, 2021), up from Rs 6,75,236 in 2019-20. This was mobilised by 656 institu-
tions and corporates. The highest mobilisation through debt private placements during the year was by NABARD
(Rs 59,072 crore) followed by REC (Rs 50,370 crore), HDFC (Rs 49,843 crore), NHAI (Rs 44,953 crore) and
PFC (Rs 40,966 crore).
Overseas bonds: In addition, Indian companies also raised Rs 2.30 lakh crore through overseas borrow-
ing (including ECBs**), down 55 per cent from Rs 5.07 lakh crore in 2019-20.

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News & Events
Pride group of hotels

Going all out for guests’ safety

The Pride Group of Hotels has begun welcoming its guests by adopting
measures for a safe and hygienic experience under the ‘Pride Safety Assur-
ance’ initiative. This assurance covers hygiene guidelines and booking poli-
cies, as well as precautions to be taken by guests and staff to ensure safety
and flexibility.
Explaining the rationale behind the initiative Mr. S.P. Jain, Chairman
and Managing Director of Pride Hotels Company says “there are many
senior executives and officers who’ve opted for ‘Work From Hotel’ or ‘Self
Isolation’ at the group’s properties. We want our guests to know that we are
doing everything we can to welcome them back to a safe and clean hotel
environment when they start travelling again. ‘Pride Safety Assurance’ is a
step we have taken to assure them of our promise,” adds Mr. Jain.
According to him, the initiative is designed to tackle the realities of the
Covid-19 pandemic at the hotel level and further advance the company’s
efforts in this area. With travellers being extremely concerned about their
accommodation, the need for safety of staff and stays that are well-sanitised
and disinfected is of utmost priority. To attain the highest level of safety and
hygiene standards, Pride Hotels collaborated with various medical and in-
dustry experts and has formulated a set of guidelines.
According to Atul Upadhyay, VP Operations Pride Hotels “we have
restarted our operations while adapting to the new normal wherein the
safety of our guests and staff will be our top priority. We’re grateful to our
loyal guests who have bestowed us with their trust during this pandemic. We
want them to feel safe when they walk through the door of our hotels at all
times. In order to make it possible, we need to be transparent with them on
S.P. Jain
the further steps we’ve taken in the areas of cleanliness, hygiene and social distancing.”
Adds Mr. Upadhyay, “it’s also important for us to make our staff feel safe while working. We’ve launched various training
programmes for them to be well-equipped while
serving guests. Our commitment towards safe-
guarding both our guests and staff is our topmost
priority. So we’ve made sure that they’re informed
of the changes we’re making at all times,” adds Mr
Upadhyay.

TOUCHLESS SERVICE
Under the ‘Pride Safety Assurance’ initiative,
the group has rolled out enhanced technological
measures like contactless check-in and check-out
services, contactless billing facility, touchless dis-
pensing centres for sanitisers and a mobile-friendly
dining menu. Other measures that have been taken
include the usage of biodegradable trays for in-
room dining, marking the floors in the lobby area
for people so they maintain social distancing at all
times, and sanitising all the key touchpoints in the
hotel every half an hour.

38 Corporate India April 30, 2021

PEOPLE

Top HR award for Lucky Kulkarni

Ms Lucky Kulkarni, Country Head-HR of Jeena Smart, beautiful and vivacious, ‘Lucky’ is the prover-
& Company, was recently presented with the ‘HR Super bial ‘beauty with brains’. Right from her school days she
Achiever (India) Award’ at the World HRD Congress pre- was a bright student and throughout her school, college,
sented by Times Ascent, for strategic HR intervention and post-graduate studies and professional pursuits, she was
driving the HR initiative for Jeena & Company. She was acknowledged as a scholar. Having graduated in commerce
also commended for the company’s innovative HR prac- from HR College, , she studied law and obtained the LLB
tices, especially during the height of the disruption caused degree from Government Law College, Mumbai. She did
by the pandemic. her Management from the
Jeena & Company is prestigious Jamnalal Bajaj
the largest Indian freight Institute of Management
forwarder in the global Studies. With a passion for
market and consistently more academic accomplish-
ranks among the top 3 lo- ments, she completed the
gistics companies in the AHRM (Advanced Human
country. Resource Management)
from the prestigious Indian
120-YEAR Institute of Management,
LEGACY Ahmedabad and she also
completed her MBA from
Jeena is an
Newport University.
authorised customs
house agent with a legacy ‘PEOPLE’
of over 120 years. Its
state-of-the-art technol- PERSON
ogy platform offers cus- Ms Kulkarni says “I am
tomer-centric solutions happy to deal with humans
for the quickest and most rather than statistics.” In the
seamless end-to-end course of her career, she
processes across a wide has not restricted herself to
gamut of markets so as administrative issues but
to facilitate best-in-class global trade. has also touched the lives of many employees. She has
Based on a leadership driven by innovation and im- honed the skills of many fresher’s whom she has picked
peccable service, it strives to change the conventional freight from various skill development centers, and has also been a
forwarding scenario by providing new directions to cus- guiding hand to differently abled persons, providing them
tomers that are seamless, efficient, affordable and effective. training and helping them grow in their careers. ‘Lucky’ has
To successfully handle the HRD in an era of Covid-19 was a spiritual bent of mind and strongly believes in simple liv-
really a challenging task and Ms Kulkarni has skillfully ing and high thinking.
handled it to the satisfaction of all. When asked for her source of inspiration, she promptly
replies, “My inspiration comes from the Bhagavad Gita, spo-
MULTI-SKILLED EXPERT ken by Lord Krishna to Arjuna more than 5248 years ago in
A senior HRD professional and change management the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Bhagavad Gita is not only a
expert, Ms Kulkarni has over two and a half decades of religious book for the followers of a religious sect, but basi-
experience in creating and implementing strategies across cally an operating manual for every human being. Its teach-
human capital management with the aim to materialize the ings were applicable not only in the past but in present
company’s vision in creating an ideal management team also and will continue to guide human beings in the future
with effective governing policies and procedural protocols too. I was not surprised when I came to know that the well-
at every level. Ms Kulkarni’s professional experience is known German poet Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe danced
spread across various sectors, including manufacturing, IT while putting the Gita on his head and when Harvard Uni-
and ITeS, Retail and Global Logistics. versity included the Gita in its curriculum.”

April 30, 2021 Corporate India 39

Investor Information

IPOs Historical
Date IPO Name Issue Size Issue Listing CMP Current
(in crores) Price Open Gains (%)

30-03-21 Nazara 582.91 1101.00 1971.00 1,454.95 32.15

26-03-21 Kalyan Jeweller 1175 87.00 73.90 68.35 -21.44
26-03-21 Suryoday Small 582.34 305.00 274.75 272.80 -10.56
25-03-21 Craftsman 823.7 1490.00 1440.00 1,425.45 -4.33
25-03-21 Laxmi Organic 600 130.00 173.00 173.50 33.46
24-03-21 Anupam Rasayan 760 555.00 534.70 494.80 -10.85
19-03-21 Easy Trip 510 187.00 182.00 204.90 9.57
15-03-21 MTAR Tech 596.41 575.00 990.05 1,006.00 74.96
05-03-21 Heranba 60 627.00 900.00 634.00 1.12
26-02-21 Railtel 819.24 94.00 109.00 127.05 35.16
25-02-21 Nureca 100 400.00 634.95 606.00 51.50
05-02-21 Stove Kraft 412.63 385.00 498.00 458.85 19.18
03-02-21 Home First 1153.72 518.00 612.15 450.50 -13.03
02-02-21 Indigo Paints 1170.56 1490.00 2607.50 2,385.00 60.07
29-01-21 IRFC 4633 26.00 25.00 22.90 -11.92
01-01-21 Antony Waste 300.53 315.00 430.00 242.95 -22.87
24-12-20 Bectors Food 540.54 288.00 501.00 336.70 16.91
14-12-20 Burger King 796.5 60.00 115.35 130.05 116.75
20-11-20 Gland 6479.55 1500.00 1710.00 2,495.05 66.34
02-11-20 Equitas Bank 517.6 33.00 31.00 60.00 81.82
12-10-20 Mazagon Dock 443.69 145.00 216.25 213.35 47.14
12-10-20 UTI AMC 2159.88 554.00 476.20 581.35 4.94
05-10-20 Angel Broking 600 306.00 275.00 291.95 -4.59
01-10-20 Chemcon Special 318 340.00 731.00 410.00 20.59
01-10-20 CAMS 2244.33 1230.00 1535.00 1,844.50 49.96
21-09-20 Route 600 350.00 708.00 1,422.85 306.53
17-09-20 Happiest Minds 702.02 166.00 351.00 540.95 225.87
23-07-20 Rossari 496.25 425.00 670.00 1,038.25 144.29
16-03-20 SBI Card 10286.2 755.00 658.00 926.80 22.75

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April 30, 2021 Corporate India 41
Corporate Scoreboard

Scoreboard
COMPANY CODE Co. code is a BSE code number

SALES Sales turnover is net of excise duty.

EQUITY The latest issued capital

PH Promoters’ holding is in percentage

BOOK VALUE Book value per share is worked out by dividing the sum
total of issued equity capital and reserves (excluding
revaluation reserves) by the number of equity shares.

BONUS ISSUE The score board mentions only the last bonus issue
with the ratio.

OPM Operating profit is total income minus total expenditure.

It is, in fact, the profit before interest, depreciation
and taxation. OPM is operating profit as a per centage
of sales.

Given NET PROFIT Net profit is profit after taxation.

here is the latest possible
information about compa- EPS Earning per share. This is arrived at by dividing net
nies selected from about profit (after deducting preference dividend if any and
104 industry segments. A
dividend tax) by the number of equity shares.
list of all the companies
included in this score RONW Return on net worth, i.e., net earning divided by paid-up
board is given at the end
in alphabetical order. capital plus reserves

The PRICES 52-week high/low prices are the market prices after
figures are audited and adjusting for rights/bonus issues.
are for the last year.
Where the latest year’s P/E RATIO Price/Earning ratio is arrived at by dividing the market
figures are not available, price by EPS.
the score board carries
the results of the previ- RECOMMENDATIONS B=Buy, H=Hold, S=Sell, SW=Switch, BP=Book profit,
ous year. SNBL=Sell now, buy later, AAED=Accumulate at every decline
TS=Trading Suspended
The
figures are given in two
sections. The first sec- “If you want to be a successful investor
tion carries the figures for
the previous accounting
in stock markets,
year and the second sec- study fundamentals before taking
tion carries performance
for the current year so far, an investment decision.
ie, either for the first quar-
ter or for the half-year or
Don’t go by market rumours and casual,
for three quarters. unauthentic tips.”
42 Corporate India April 30, 2021
Corporate Scoreboard
Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

1 - ABRASIVES AND GRINDING WHEELS

513375 Carborundum Univ (1) 2003 18.94 42.0 05/1:1 2598.97 15.40 269.07 275.0 14.20 98.10 15.02 571/203 524.55 55.80 201209 1145.90 126.45 6.68 H
506076 Grindwell Norton (5) 2003 55.36 58.0 16/1:1 1579.57 17.00 170.58 150.0 15.40 106.90 14.97 980/441 921.70 59.70 201209 1125.39 159.02 14.36 AAED
504879 Orient Abrasives (1) 2003 11.96 64.0 09/1:01 345.85 12.30 21.66 15.0 1.80 19.40 8.28 29/12 21.95 12.00 201209 217.80 8.78 0.73 H
505412 Wendt (10) 2003 2.00 80.0 03/1:1 143.23 13.70 8.81 250.0 44.00 688.40 6.57 4258/1849 3116.00 75.80 201209 78.41 6.94 34.68 H
2 - AGRICULTURE-SEEDS
536493 J K Agri (10) 2003 4.15 65.0 179.97 -2.40 -10.76 - - 266.80 5.73 969/289 543.00 - 201209 169.39 5.49 13.14 H
532899 Kaveri Seed Comp (2) 2003 12.07 56.0 - 930.35 27.20 259.04 150.0 42.90 158.90 21.52 682/316 534.80 16.10 201209 931.90 319.63 52.98
3 - AIR - CONDITIONERS
523398 Johnson Controls - Hitachi (10) 2003 27.19 74.0 - 2197.30 7.80 84.06 - 30.90 253.20 14.97 2937/2000 2499.90 83.20 201209 1071.46 -11.33 -4.20

4 - ALUMINIUM / PRODUCTS -
500440 Hindalco Industries (1) 2003 224.63 35.0 96/1:2 118144.00 12.00 3947.52 100.0 17.60 259.60 9.86 374/103 341.15 133.70 201209 28289.00 498.00 2.24 H
MMP Industries (10) 2003 25.40 73.0 - 241.82 11.10 18.59 - 7.30 77.50 10.21 109/43 81.05 - 201209 153.48 10.53 4.15
532234 National Aluminium (5) 2003 932.81 52.0 11/1:1 8471.84 5.80 136.23 - 0.70 53.50 16.38 64/27 53.70 - 201209 6227.92 363.89 1.95 AAED
526747 P G Foils (10) 2003 8.11 58.0 - 217.32 6.10 18.11 - 22.30 202.40 11.29 118/49 78.50 3.60 201209 192.31 11.63 14.34 AAED

5 - AUTOMOBILES - OEM-DIVERSIFIED
500477 Ashok Leyland (1) 2003 293.55 52.0 11/1:1 21951.27 14.60 360.82 50.0 1.20 26.50 25.25 139/37 122.80 106.10 201209 8257.18 -554.85 -1.89 H
505200 Eicher Motors (1) 2003 27.31 49.0 - 9153.58 23.80 1829.20 1250.0 669.90 3655.30 19.36 3036/1285 2521.15 38.00 201209 5696.60 861.62 31.55
500495 Escorts (10) 2003 134.83 37.0 87/3:5 5810.09 11.40 479.22 25.0 35.50 308.50 16.75 1468/654 1268.10 34.90 201209 4718.76 602.72 47.43
500033 Force Motors (10) 2003 13.18 62.0 3080.52 8.50 80.92 100.0 61.40 1491.20 7.67 1560/759 1184.50 17.40 201209 1370.89 -61.88 -46.97 H
500520 Mahindra & Mahindra (5) 2003 621.60 20.0 17/1:1 95179.09 11.60 271.59 47.0 2.20 322.00 0.68 952/321 751.40 46.00 201209 31528.54 220.22 1.84 H
532500 Maruti Suzuki (5) 2003 151.04 56.0 - 75660.00 9.70 5676.00 1200.0 187.90 1635.80 13.25 8400/4640 6711.35 61.30 201209 46308.80 3063.60 101.42 H
505192 SML ISUZU (10) 2003 14.47 44.0 - 1154.16 1.00 -21.06 - - 280.70 4.79 551/324 451.10 - 201209 333.04 -113.37 -78.34
500570 Tata Motors (2) 2003 617.79 42.0 95/3:5 261067.92 7.10 -8775.70 - - 203.90 1.03 357/71 303.30 - 201209 26985.57 -4041.13 -11.23 AAED
531266 VST Tillers (10) 2003 8.64 55.0 10/1:2 543.68 3.20 18.00 150.0 20.80 667.80 8.13 2045/664 1832.00 81.80 201209 569.50 77.84 90.10 H
6 - AUTOMOBILES - OEM - 2 & 3 WHEELERS
531795 Atul Auto (5) 2003 10.97 53.0 12/1:2 625.34 11.40 53.60 - 24.40 140.30 22.02 218/143 180.90 7.60 201209 206.09 -5.05 -2.30 AAED
532977 Bajaj Auto (10) 2003 289.37 54.0 10/1:1 29918.65 17.10 5203.26 1200.0 179.80 748.60 23.18 4361/2074 3649.25 24.40 201209 19144.98 3222.52 111.40 H
500182 Hero Motocorp (2) 2003 39.95 35.0 98/1:1 29253.97 14.30 3002.85 4500.0 150.30 721.20 21.82 3629/1753 2792.00 19.30 201209 22114.65 2099.23 105.09 H
500267 Majestic Auto (10) 2003 10.40 75.0 69.16 75.40 -16.03 - - 288.10 10.83 139/60 99.50 50.70 201209 15.44 2.14 2.06
532343 TVS Motor Co (1) 2003 47.51 57.0 10/1:1 18849.31 12.00 652.06 350.0 13.70 69.10 20.21 660/265 549.00 44.30 201209 11428.61 322.80 6.79 H

7 - AUTO-ANCILLARIES - (MAJOR)
500008 Amara Raja Batt (1) 2003 17.08 28.0 08/1:2 6839.17 16.10 647.22 1100.0 37.90 214.00 18.50 1025/469 819.50 23.40 201209 5046.98 457.33 26.77 H
505010 Automotive Axles (10) 2003 15.11 71.0 - 951.96 9.70 41.99 68.0 27.80 352.00 7.85 1250/375 1056.05 40.20 201209 480.01 -3.82 -2.53 H
500530 Bosch Ltd. (10) 2003 29.49 70.0 86/1:1 9841.63 12.40 1040.27 1050.0 352.70 3139.90 16.74 16900/9022 14561.20 39.40 201209 6500.36 0.50 0.20 H
540153 Endurance Techno. (10) 2003 140.66 75.0 6917.71 16.30 565.53 55.0 40.20 213.70 21.25 1540/562 1382.00 47.00 201209 3174.17 253.08 17.99 H
500086 Exide Industries (1) 2003 85.00 46.0 03/1:1 14471.01 10.00 794.09 410.0 9.30 76.10 13.39 221/137 186.35 20.50 201209 7102.00 514.16 6.05 H
505744 Federal-Mogul Go. (10) 2003 55.63 75.0 96/1:2 1085.41 11.90 32.50 - 5.80 147.00 11.72 472/248 302.80 53.60 201209 715.93 7.75 1.39
532768 FIEM Ind. (10) 2003 13.16 67.0 - 1379.44 11.40 75.36 130.0 57.30 399.20 11.90 687/243 574.35 10.00 201209 799.70 21.63 16.44 H
505714 Gabriel India (1) 2003 14.36 53.0 12/1:1 1869.96 7.40 84.14 45.0 5.90 45.40 13.55 135/54 111.85 18.30 201209 1119.20 31.42 2.19
520051 Jamna Auto (1) 2003 39.85 49.0 1128.95 10.10 47.88 40.0 1.20 13.00 29.43 77/23 68.95 65.50 201209 589.80 28.20 0.71 H
520066 Jay Bharat Maruti (5) 2003 10.83 59.0 06/1:1 1657.71 8.50 28.23 25.0 13.00 195.40 12.89 278/113 213.30 17.30 201209 958.08 6.10 2.82
520057 Jtekt India (1) 2003 24.45 75.0 06/1:1 1510.55 9.10 30.26 35.0 1.20 24.40 12.82 105/42 82.30 77.90 201209 880.28 -11.51 -0.47
517206 Lumax Inds (10) 2003 9.35 75.0 94/3:2 1601.59 9.80 71.90 235.0 76.90 477.50 19.01 1750/860 1610.75 21.00 201209 921.59 -6.17 -6.61
532539 Minda Ind (2) 2003 52.44 71.0 18/2:1 5465.14 11.30 162.87 63.0 6.20 69.20 18.41 612/233 510.25 120.80 201209 2181.07 72.58 2.73
517334 Motherson Sumi (1) 2003 315.79 62.0 18/1:2 63536.87 8.20 1170.04 150.0 3.70 35.70 15.43 238/62 205.30 71.60 201209 2400.21 275.82 0.38 AAED
520043 Munjal Showa (2) 2003 8.00 65.0 98/1:1 1288.20 4.20 42.54 225.0 10.60 158.20 8.46 176/69 139.55 22.90 201209 768.90 20.31 5.08 AAED
520021 Omax Autos (10) 2003 21.39 57.0 02/5:1 466.68 5.00 6.51 - 3.00 126.80 0.19 60/21 40.30 36.30 201209 103.31 -30.84 -14.42
540293 PRICOL (1) 1903 9.48 37.0 04/1:2 1378.00 7.10 4.70 - 0.50 67.50 - 79/35 73.25 - 201209 915.21 11.68 1.10 H
532661 Rane (Madras) (10) 2003 12.55 65.0 1277.08 3.80 -42.63 - - 139.80 - 496/161 345.55 69.20 201209 768.79 5.95 4.75 H
520008 Rico Auto (1) 2003 13.53 50.0 02/1:1 1401.07 8.10 22.56 30.0 1.70 45.90 9.71 46/22 39.65 24.80 201209 858.60 -15.07 -1.11 H
541163 Sandhar Technologies (10) 2003 60.19 70.0 - 1943.40 10.10 56.90 8.0 9.50 126.70 14.08 280/134 202.50 20.20 201209 1035.71 27.73 4.61 H
535602 Sharda Motor (10) 2003 5.95 73.0 862.99 11.10 52.39 - 88.10 613.10 21.04 2525/576 1939.95 21.80 201209 1132.36 45.70 76.86
517168 Subros (2) 2003 13.05 37.0 04/1:1 1992.80 10.10 56.58 40.0 8.70 115.30 14.56 363/133 299.30 34.80 201209 1135.72 21.13 3.24 H
520056 Sundaram Clayton (5) 2003 10.12 75.0 09/1:1 19858.74 12.10 361.87 620.0 178.90 1217.60 14.66 3900/1320 2962.00 64.90 201209 771.52 -7.01 -3.46
541578 Varroc Eng. (1) 2003 13.48 85.0 11121.87 7.30 0.21 300.0 - 222.90 0.01 500/127 354.95 55.50 201209 1738.28 59.04 4.38 H
533023 WABCO India (5) 2003 9.48 75.0 - 1929.56 13.00 158.81 200.0 83.80 999.20 15.83 7623/4770 6078.40 83.70 201209 1151.17 56.17 29.61 H
590073 Wheels India (10) 2003 24.06 55.0 18/1:1 2671.61 6.00 36.84 57.0 15.30 275.80 5.65 600/324 440.50 19.30 201209 1359.68 -18.79 -7.81
8 - AUTO-ANCILLARIES - (MEDIUM / SMALL)
531147 Alicon Castalloy (5) 2003 6.89 63.0 - 957.19 11.10 17.03 - 12.40 228.60 18.71 519/180 472.40 38.30 201209 452.86 -27.43 -19.82 H

B - Buy, H - Hold, S - Sell, SW - Switch, BP - Book Profit, SNBL - Sell Now, Buy Later, PH - Promoters' Holding, April 30, 2021 Corporate India 43
NT -Not traded, XB - Ex-Bonus, XS - EX-Split, AAED-Accumulate at every decline, TS - Trading Suspended
Corporate Scoreboard
Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

505036 Auto Corp of Goa (10) 2003 6.09 56.0 - 333.17 2.80 10.97 100.0 18.00 298.20 5.60 545/288 416.65 23.00 201209 65.88 -9.78 -16.08 B
500039 Banco Products (2) 2003 14.30 68.0 07/1:1 1422.07 8.60 76.57 1000.0 10.70 99.20 8.42 175/60 143.25 15.40 201209 456.46 52.46 7.34 H
505688 Bharat Gears (10) 2003 9.31 55.0 - 463.12 4.00 -18.77 - - 85.50 15.26 96/31 83.00 - 201209 329.00 -10.47 -11.25
523229 Bharat Seats (2) 2003 6.28 75.0 07/1:1 588.57 6.10 12.52 25.0 4.00 36.10 22.88 94/38 70.15 16.90 201209 348.09 -0.58 -0.19
505681 Bimetal Bearings (10) 2003 3.83 75.0 89/1:1 149.13 - 1.08 70.0 2.80 455.20 6.29 368/175 317.90 88.10 201209 104.81 1.04 2.73 B
533477 Enkei Wheels (5) 2012 8.99 74.0 235.20 -0.10 -31.36 - - 102.20 - 384/162 284.00 - - - - -
522195 Frontier Springs (10) 2003 3.94 52.0 - 99.87 19.70 14.04 11.0 35.60 130.20 25.03 380/176 270.45 7.60 201209 55.91 5.12 13.73 H
540124 GNA Axles (10) 2003 21.47 67.0 - 909.02 13.70 52.73 - 24.60 208.20 17.72 430/143 375.75 15.40 201209 579.47 43.01 20.04 H
590043 Harita Seating (10) 2003 7.77 66.0 07/1:1 743.66 6.90 13.80 - 17.80 246.90 17.28 790/333 766.90 264.40 201209 214.20 -4.24 -5.47
509635 Hind. Composites (5) 2003 7.38 75.0 17/1:2 178.05 11.00 10.47 40.0 7.10 515.30 2.27 387/115 262.00 34.10 201209 126.30 15.51 10.50 AAED
590065 I M P A L (10) 2003 12.48 31.0 12/1:1 532.44 6.70 49.54 100.0 39.70 751.90 3.80 729/450 651.00 22.90 201209 357.25 31.63 25.35
532240 India Nippon (5) 2003 11.31 66.0 11/2:5 478.81 11.80 54.34 135.0 24.00 185.60 14.63 447/200 356.05 20.30 201209 331.17 27.26 12.05 H
508807 IST (10) 2003 5.83 75.0 118.25 70.10 80.37 - 68.90 688.60 14.37 504/225 383.00 90.00 201209 14.96 5.43 4.66
513252 Jay Ushin (10) 2003 3.86 56.0 - 663.00 4.30 2.64 - 6.80 197.00 14.78 613/342 423.35 96.80 201209 375.46 -11.49 -29.75 H
532605 JBM Auto (05) 2003 23.65 68.0 14/1:1 1946.73 11.80 69.22 35.0 14.60 148.70 18.07 470/136 379.80 28.00 201209 1226.92 20.14 4.26
532796 Lumax Auto Techn (2) 2003 13.63 56.0 - 1140.91 8.00 49.79 150.0 7.30 65.50 14.77 174/60 153.90 19.40 201209 592.33 26.58 3.90 H
531727 Menon Pistons (1) 2003 5.10 74.0 - 117.75 9.10 4.38 45.0 0.90 14.60 5.76 23/10 17.05 - 201209 92.01 5.74 1.13 H
538962 Minda Corp. (2) 2003 45.44 68.0 2813.08 8.90 93.48 18.0 4.10 42.90 16.34 111/54 96.30 59.10 201209 1521.20 37.76 1.66 H
520059 Munjal Auto (2) 2003 20.00 75.0 17/1:1 1235.57 3.60 4.32 - 0.40 28.90 12.93 70/32 52.00 - 201209 1416.94 8.54 0.85
532934 PPAP Automotive (10) 2003 14.00 64.0 - 359.51 14.10 18.20 30.0 13.00 216.60 11.94 296/133 186.00 13.60 201209 207.63 -3.70 -2.64
532987 Rane Brake Lin. (10) 2003 7.91 67.0 489.22 12.40 34.40 170.0 43.50 289.30 15.69 957/373 820.80 18.30 201209 282.44 17.53 22.20 H
532988 Rane Engine Val. (10) 2003 6.72 55.0 359.01 3.10 -16.31 - - 165.20 - 355/160 260.00 - 201209 206.45 -5.60 -8.34
522207 Rasandik Eng. (10) 1903 5.98 46.0 - 266.76 9.50 2.86 - 4.80 179.30 3.09 100/32 82.65 - 201209 81.48 -7.57 -12.68 B
505075 Setco Automotive (2) 1903 26.75 59.0 10/1:1 613.40 14.90 36.22 50.0 2.70 19.60 14.20 19/7 15.38 - 201209 213.75 -14.20 -1.06
532776 Shivam Autotech (2) 2003 20.00 75.0 15/1:1 587.83 8.80 -37.13 - - 13.50 - 24/10 16.50 - 201209 325.48 -17.43 -1.74
Sintercom India (10) 2003 24.20 67.0 53.52 13.20 -2.85 - - 32.30 6.91 100/68 77.55 - 201209 29.34 -4.68 -1.92
513262 Steel Str. Wheels (10) 2003 15.61 60.0 - 1563.44 11.00 23.29 - 14.90 397.70 3.72 776/317 696.00 46.40 201209 1049.54 4.69 3.01 H
590072 Sundaram Brake (10) 2003 3.93 66.0 - 258.14 2.30 2.51 - 6.40 213.60 3.03 414/153 344.95 52.40 201209 160.62 4.21 10.71
532509 Suprajit Eng (1) 2003 13.99 45.0 10/1:1 1562.83 13.60 125.44 175.0 9.00 61.00 18.71 310/107 278.00 26.70 201209 765.51 89.09 6.37 H
538987 Talbros Eng. (10) 2003 5.08 73.0 17/1:1 216.23 8.80 4.02 - 7.90 119.20 14.11 183/64 149.95 18.30 201209 153.89 5.91 11.70 H
500464 Ucal Fuel System (10) 2003 22.11 70.0 04/1:1 731.52 12.20 21.15 90.0 9.60 149.70 14.73 174/80 138.85 - 201209 354.34 37.46 16.94
505163 Z F Steering (10) 2003 9.07 67.0 05/1:1 286.57 -10.70 -63.86 - - 404.70 14.32 453/236 374.00 - 201209 116.09 3.46 3.81 h
9 - AVIATION
539448 InterGlobe Aviation (10) 2003 384.80 75.0 35756.00 11.40 -233.68 - - 152.80 - 1822/850 1591.75 - 201209 8417.62 -4670.74 -121.38
532617 Jet Airways (10) 1903 113.60 25.0 - 23057.41 -15.90 -4827.50 - --1117.60 - 165/17 92.85 - - - - -
500285 Spicejet (10) 2003 600.08 60.0 12374.57 4.20 -936.50 - - -14.10 - 108/39 68.00 - 201209 3256.29 -762.95 -12.71
10 - BANKS - PUBLIC SECTOR
532134 Bank of Baroda (2) 2003 924.11 72.0 - 91082.46 42.10 924.39 - 2.00 164.70 - 100/36 73.45 - 201209 54180.47 1875.45 4.06 B
532149 Bank of India (10) 2003 3276.92 89.0 - 49231.08 32.90 -3097.78 - - 118.10 - 101/31 68.15 - 201209 31272.84 1910.10 5.83
532525 Bank of Maharashtra (10) 2003 5824.11 92.0 - 13150.47 46.90 394.03 - 0.70 16.70 - 28/8 21.20 - 201209 8770.91 385.16 0.63 H
532483 Canara Bank (10) 2003 1453.50 79.0 - 61558.16 38.10 -1459.58 - - 242.80 - 174/76 149.10 - 201209 52924.27 1546.71 10.53 B
532885 Central Bank (10) 2003 5709.76 92.0 - 27297.99 42.40 -1233.24 - - 32.50 - 26/10 18.15 - 201209 17852.21 461.63 0.80 B
500116 IDBI Bank (10) 2003 10380.59 98.0 01/3:5 25485.44 -12.70 -12830.49 - - 27.30 - 56/19 34.00 - 201209 14150.62 847.26 0.81 B
532814 Indian Bank (10) 2003 1129.37 88.0 - 24726.04 49.20 860.93 - 7.60 179.70 4.73 157/43 104.60 17.60 201209 30201.86 1295.83 11.47 H
532388 Indian Overseas Bank (10) 2003 16436.99 96.0 - 20712.48 1.90 -8580.71 - - 8.30 - 21/7 16.10 - 201209 12908.10 481.70 0.13 H
533295 Pun & Sind Bank (10) 2003 701.05 83.0 - 8825.96 39.70 -991.76 - - 66.69 - 24/10 17.40 - 201209 5363.24 -2893.69 -41.28 H
532461 Punjab Nat Bank (2) 2003 1882.13 86.0 - 64264.47 45.20 422.49 - 0.40 63.40 - 46/26 34.20 - 201209 61960.24 1435.29 1.52 B
500112 SBI (01) 2003 892.46 58.0 - 362229.09 27.40 16578.76 - 18.60 254.70 - 426/150 338.20 27.00 201209 200048.99 13959.72 15.64 B
532505 UCO Bank (10) 2003 9918.34 94.0 - 18005.44 20.00 -2436.94 - - 17.00 - 17/9 11.50 - 201209 10879.84 87.01 0.09
532477 Union Bk of India (10) 2003 6406.84 89.0 - 43268.49 37.70 -3116.94 - - 52.60 - 45/23 35.10 - 201209 53292.29 1576.20 2.46 B

11 - BANKS - PRIVATE SECTOR

540611 AU Small Finance (10) 2003 306.41 29.0 4991.98 53.60 675.61 - 22.00 141.20 18.59 1356/366 1251.75 57.10 201209 3657.68 1001.70 32.73
532215 Axis Bk. (2) 2003 564.40 16.0 - 80057.67 33.60 1853.11 - 6.60 309.90 7.66 800/333 681.65 129.80 201209 48100.13 3911.44 13.28
541153 Bandhan Bank (10) 2003 1610.28 61.0 12434.20 57.50 3023.37 - 18.80 94.40 22.91 430/164 354.90 18.60 201209 9523.55 2102.42 13.06 AAED
532210 City Union Bank (1) 2003 73.73 - 18/1:10 4848.40 51.10 476.19 50.0 6.50 71.80 9.40 200/116 166.80 26.40 201209 3158.33 481.63 6.53 H
532772 Dev. Credit Bank (10) 2003 310.45 15.0 - 3928.44 61.70 338.43 - 10.90 102.60 11.18 127/58 101.55 9.30 201209 2620.93 257.88 8.31
532180 Dhanlaxmi Bank (10) 2003 253.01 - - 1100.44 49.80 65.78 - 2.60 32.70 - 18/8 15.01 5.80 201209 717.98 31.91 1.26 H
500469 Federal Bank (2) 2003 398.75 - 15/1:1 15467.03 58.10 1576.32 - 7.90 74.30 11.14 92/37 77.90 10.50 201209 10391.57 1112.49 5.58 AAED
500180 HDFC Bank (1) 2003 549.03 26.0 - 147042.35 52.50 27235.46 250.0 49.60 321.20 16.50 1650/826 1365.65 29.90 201209 90434.64 22930.02 41.70
532174 ICICI Bank (2) 2003 1295.24 - 17/1:10 149785.96 -0.40 9566.23 - 14.80 185.00 8.20 679/286 535.65 49.30 201209 59276.60 11790.07 17.63 AAED
539437 IDFC First Bank (10) 2003 5672.34 40.0 17962.71 38.80 -2345.91 - - 30.70 - 69/19 50.95 - 201209 11584.53 324.46 0.60 AAED

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

532187 IndusInd Bank (10) 2003 693.57 15.0 - 35735.50 44.60 4458.18 - 64.30 486.50 13.25 1119/330 844.40 16.20 201209 21580.44 1960.44 27.18
532209 J & K Bank (1) 2003 71.35 68.0 - 8996.66 34.30 -1183.38 - - 80.50 - 33/11 24.65 - 201209 6159.53 116.37 1.63
532652 Karnataka Bank (10) 2003 310.87 - 02/1:1 7870.82 46.20 432.36 - 13.90 176.90 7.95 73/34 61.40 4.60 201209 4814.92 451.20 14.51 B
590003 Karur Vysya Bank (2) 2003 159.86 2.0 18/1:10 7144.60 38.60 235.02 - 2.90 82.60 3.31 65/23 54.15 19.90 201209 4121.11 255.02 3.19 AAED
500247 Kotak Mahindra Bank (5) 2003 989.43 26.0 15/1:1 50336.31 21.70 8571.19 - 43.30 374.30 13.78 2049/1108 1742.35 60.40 201209 20538.45 5282.47 26.88 H
540065 RBL Bank (10) 2003 508.74 - - 10696.68 36.10 500.17 15.0 9.80 207.70 5.53 274/102 191.65 24.20 201209 6292.14 432.44 8.24
532218 South Ind. Bank. (1) 2003 180.97 - 08/1:4 8809.55 51.60 104.59 - 0.60 28.90 4.90 11/5 8.03 - 201209 5597.68 55.12 0.30 H
542904 Ujjivan Small Fin. Bank (10) 2003 1728.22 83.0 - 3025.81 40.10 349.92 - 2.00 17.20 11.26 45/25 29.90 15.30 201209 2188.21 -128.18 -0.74
532648 Yes Bank (2) 2003 5010.98 - - 29593.13 -45.70 -22729.52 - - 14.60 6.49 32/11 14.70 - 201209 16052.58 325.52 0.16 B
12 - BEARINGS
522005 Austin Engineering (10) 2003 3.48 34.0 - 72.38 -2.30 -1.64 - - 149.60 3.65 50/26 40.05 - 201209 48.70 -0.90 -2.59 H
523828 Menon Bearings (1) 2003 5.60 71.0 16/1:5 139.09 21.40 14.40 250.0 2.60 15.70 16.11 64/27 57.00 25.80 201209 101.34 12.35 2.20 AAED
530367 NRB Bearings (2) 2003 19.38 49.0 10/1:1 775.95 11.10 32.08 40.0 3.30 47.20 22.74 125/54 105.15 36.00 201209 485.06 14.44 1.49 AAED
505790 Schaeffler India (10) 2012 31.26 74.0 95/1:2 3761.84 14.30 290.97 380.0 93.10 1004.50 12.98 5550/3044 5181.00 55.10 - - - - H
500472 SKF India (10) 2003 49.44 53.0 89/1:1 2841.58 12.60 262.75 130.0 53.10 385.40 14.59 2514/1336 2149.05 40.30 201209 1823.20 192.88 39.00 H
505827 SNL Bearings (10) 2003 3.61 74.0 - 34.14 17.10 4.15 30.0 11.50 96.20 25.22 270/103 194.95 16.90 201209 23.95 3.67 10.16
522113 Timken India (10) 2003 75.22 68.0 1617.75 22.50 246.06 500.0 32.70 209.60 16.87 1448/742 1352.10 41.80 201209 936.03 90.24 12.00 AAED
13 - BIOTECH SECTOR
532523 Biocon Ltd (5) 2003 600.00 61.0 19/1:1 6367.20 25.10 700.82 - 5.80 55.90 10.95 488/321 420.05 165.30 201209 1536.80 212.80 1.79 B
524669 Hester Bioscience (10) 2003 8.51 54.0 12/1:2 183.27 30.60 28.85 66.0 33.90 236.40 15.24 2280/980 2025.75 61.00 201209 146.84 31.04 36.49
537291 Nath Bio (10) 2003 19.00 42.0 279.89 18.90 48.48 - 25.50 293.40 9.10 416/190 341.05 12.50 201209 252.54 48.51 25.53
531349 Panacea Biotec (1) 2003 6.13 74.0 - 544.06 8.80 -155.82 - - 32.50 - 280/119 269.80 - 201209 263.70 3.87 0.64 AAED

14 - CABLES & WIRES

517330 CMI (10) 2003 15.03 44.0 498.29 9.70 3.79 5.0 2.50 209.00 - 69/20 46.75 19.30 201209 133.63 -39.16 -26.06 H
532941 Cords Cable Ind. (10) 2003 12.93 52.0 - 420.89 9.90 10.67 - 8.30 109.30 5.60 53/26 41.50 4.90 201209 222.48 2.43 1.81 AAED
500144 Finolex Cables (2) 2003 30.59 36.0 99/1:1 2877.30 13.30 391.00 275.0 25.60 196.40 15.87 426/192 380.75 14.40 201209 1846.76 186.81 12.21 AAED
517569 KEI Inds (2) 2003 17.90 40.0 - 4887.80 10.20 256.30 75.0 28.60 168.40 26.17 563/249 524.05 19.10 201209 2935.18 184.04 20.52 H
542652 Polycab India (10) 2003 148.96 69.0 - 8829.96 12.80 746.58 70.0 50.10 257.40 22.33 1444/624 1353.65 28.00 201209 5834.42 568.49 38.16 AAED
532374 Sterlite Technologies (2) 2003 80.79 55.0 10/1:1 5154.40 20.40 473.07 175.0 11.70 47.50 26.00 238/71 217.95 19.20 201209 2837.79 152.21 3.82 AAED
504212 Universal Cables (10) 2003 34.70 62.0 95/1:1 1568.96 10.60 89.68 20.0 25.80 285.40 9.02 176/83 136.90 7.40 201209 859.13 4.34 1.25 B
517015 Vindhya Telelink (10) 2003 11.85 43.0 - 1883.19 13.80 237.40 100.0 200.30 1870.50 10.79 981/432 823.90 7.60 201209 945.49 58.55 49.41 B

15 - CASTINGS
532683 AIA Eng. (2) 2003 18.86 58.0 - 2980.88 22.80 590.36 1350.0 62.60 392.50 14.70 2224/1219 1959.35 24.30 201209 1826.69 393.68 41.74 AAED
504646 Bhagwati Autocast (10) 2003 2.88 71.0 - 100.50 6.30 2.16 10.0 7.50 92.70 15.85 145/73 131.00 17.90 201209 71.02 0.57 1.98
500128 Electrosteel Casting(l) (1) 2003 43.30 52.0 00/1:1 2711.04 13.50 161.07 30.0 3.70 66.50 8.47 34/8 30.95 13.80 201209 1515.34 23.00 0.53 B
532864 Nelcast (2) 2003 17.40 75.0 566.76 7.60 30.79 - 3.50 48.30 7.55 82/36 65.60 15.90 201209 390.51 2.39 0.28
539006 PTC Industries (10) 2003 5.24 63.0 168.13 16.80 10.51 - 20.10 287.60 7.46 1725/249 1599.00 78.00 201209 110.31 2.89 5.53 H
513472 Simplex Casting (10) 2003 6.13 57.0 - 78.05 -52.00 -43.78 - - 71.60 - 25/15 15.00 - 201209 41.06 -3.27 -5.34 H
504605 Uni Abex Alloy (10) 2003 1.98 64.0 - 102.43 18.40 5.37 50.0 27.20 232.40 22.49 459/313 413.00 15.60 201209 66.28 6.47 32.68 H

16 - CAUSTIC SODA/SODA ASH

541269 Chemfab Alkalis (10) 2003 14.00 74.0 204.52 27.10 28.38 13.0 20.30 196.90 - 173/100 146.00 6.40 201209 129.43 3.62 2.59 AAED
500117 DCW (2) 2003 52.21 47.0 - 1277.28 11.50 -26.76 - - 26.00 - 33/9 32.10 - 201209 1008.58 -2.67 -0.10 B
500171 GHCL (10) 2003 95.01 19.0 - 3305.12 22.10 397.10 30.0 41.80 226.20 19.49 258/95 236.70 5.50 201209 2009.27 205.79 21.66 B
530001 Guj Alkalies (10) 2003 73.44 46.0 87/1:5 2724.59 21.20 332.09 80.0 45.20 625.80 17.01 415/304 418.25 9.10 201209 1758.06 131.89 17.96 B
506852 Punjab Alkalies (10) 2003 27.14 33.0 - 290.39 5.50 8.80 - 3.20 12.10 - 104/26 91.50 74.50 201209 150.78 3.66 1.35 H
507753 TGV Sraac (10) 2003 107.09 63.0 1040.26 14.60 48.03 - 4.50 52.00 18.02 32/14 29.35 6.10 201209 754.36 26.58 2.55 B
17 - CEMENT
500410 ACC (C) (10) 2012 187.79 54.0 96/3:5 13785.98 16.90 1577.34 140.0 84.00 676.20 12.32 1963/942 1962.35 23.50 - - - - B
500425 Ambuja Cement (C) (2) 2012 397.13 63.0 05/1:2 24516.17 20.30 2469.48 900.0 12.40 114.60 9.01 315/148 316.35 34.30 - - - - B
518091 Anjani Portland (10) 2003 25.29 75.0 - 408.93 19.60 40.35 50.0 16.00 108.30 15.65 249/96 221.00 13.50 201209 276.75 60.80 24.05
500335 Birla Corp (10) 2003 77.01 63.0 91/1:2 6915.69 19.40 511.32 75.0 66.40 517.30 13.35 997/373 995.00 24.00 201209 3050.16 200.50 26.04 AAED
542216 Dalmia Bharat (2) 2003 38.59 56.0 - 9674.00 21.50 224.00 100.0 11.60 547.30 1.90 1691/467 1553.60 288.90 201209 109.00 20.00 1.04 AAED
502137 Deccan Cements (5) 2003 7.00 56.0 94/1:1 555.85 13.00 60.16 80.0 43.00 321.20 11.95 465/190 452.95 9.60 201209 544.77 93.04 66.43 H
500292 Heidelberg Cement (10) 2003 226.61 69.0 2169.62 24.30 268.06 75.0 11.80 58.00 19.90 256/140 228.45 21.10 201209 1516.72 174.96 7.72
530005 India Cements (10) 2003 309.90 28.0 96/1:1 5186.45 10.90 34.42 6.0 1.10 177.40 0.37 197/97 171.55 99.60 201209 2987.05 150.41 4.83 H
532644 J K Cements Ltd. (10) 2003 77.27 58.0 - 5801.64 21.30 518.24 75.0 67.10 391.80 18.09 3146/949 2815.00 43.70 201209 4275.80 539.48 69.82 H
500380 J K Lakshmi Cement (5) 2003 58.84 46.0 72/1:2 4364.07 18.30 248.22 50.0 21.10 143.40 15.65 467/181 412.95 22.20 201209 3062.72 227.31 19.31 H
500234 Kakatiya Cements (10) 2003 7.77 54.0 94/1:1 156.47 0.20 5.77 30.0 7.40 282.70 2.33 218/110 174.80 - 201209 95.74 3.23 4.16
518011 Keerthi Ind. (10) 2003 8.02 75.0 - 171.81 5.50 -6.31 9.0 - 68.80 0.12 124/25 91.95 - 201209 166.45 19.79 24.69 B
502157 Mangalam Cement (10) 2003 26.69 22.0 - 1228.25 16.20 75.90 10.0 28.40 215.80 - 305/141 271.95 10.20 201209 887.44 72.57 27.19 B

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Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

502168 NCL Ind. (10) 2003 45.23 42.0 937.87 14.90 50.85 25.0 11.20 116.80 9.58 196/57 175.15 15.90 201209 1118.28 116.44 25.73 AAED
535754 Orient Cement (01) 2003 20.49 37.0 2595.07 14.80 86.44 75.0 4.20 54.60 7.96 114/35 99.00 23.00 201209 1492.47 114.30 5.58 AAED
500338 Prism Johnson (10) 2003 503.36 75.0 - 5956.20 9.50 1.98 10.0 - 20.80 0.18 142/29 120.45 - 201209 3332.52 55.83 1.11 AAED
500260 Ramco Cements (1) 2003 23.56 43.0 08/1:1 5389.30 21.30 604.01 250.0 25.60 212.30 12.66 1120/472 1050.75 42.00 201209 3564.99 546.72 23.00 AAED
502090 Sagar Cements (10) 2003 22.28 51.0 - 1175.15 15.80 26.53 25.0 11.90 423.90 3.06 829/263 731.10 49.40 201209 696.71 119.92 52.12
526521 Sanghi Ind. (10) 2003 251.00 70.0 - 887.55 21.70 65.35 - 2.60 68.30 3.88 49/15 42.20 16.10 201209 611.10 52.18 2.08 B
502175 Saurashtra Cement (10) 2003 69.57 74.0 608.18 17.20 68.20 18.0 9.80 64.80 - 69/27 62.85 6.30 201209 430.46 40.71 5.85
500387 Shree Cement (10) 2003 36.08 63.0 - 12868.39 29.30 1536.09 1100.0 425.70 3650.00 13.45 32050/16292 30398.90 73.40 201209 8657.58 1544.28 428.01 H
532538 UltraTech Cement (10) 2003 288.63 60.0 - 42124.83 20.70 5164.56 130.0 178.90 1355.20 15.31 7050/3235 6601.30 34.80 201209 29222.83 3564.52 123.58 AAED
18 - CEMENT PRODUCTS
508906 Everest Industries (10) 2003 15.64 51.0 95/1:2 1285.41 3.30 13.88 10.0 8.90 289.50 3.07 349/144 311.70 33.20 201209 867.13 44.94 28.74 AAED
509675 HIL (10) 2003 7.49 41.0 89/1:1 2554.91 9.30 101.89 200.0 136.00 991.30 14.77 3582/714 3140.00 37.40 201209 1113.83 147.20 135.85 AAED
504741 Ind Hume Pipe (2) 2003 9.69 70.0 16/1:1 1623.62 11.70 72.95 100.0 15.10 117.40 13.41 219/121 171.15 12.40 201209 782.73 3.54 0.73
532369 Ramco Inds (1) 2003 8.67 54.0 09/1:1 974.05 10.80 165.17 100.0 19.10 370.30 5.28 274/104 253.20 36.00 201209 708.02 85.67 9.89
532841 Sahyadri Ind. (10) 2003 9.56 66.0 - 290.14 17.00 26.57 25.0 27.80 193.50 15.28 360/69 302.00 10.60 201209 337.72 44.74 46.80 B

19 - CERAMICS - TILES/SANITARYWARE
532888 Asian Granito (10) 2003 30.09 34.0 - 1224.53 9.60 42.18 7.0 14.00 172.00 4.88 318/109 168.00 18.20 201209 678.80 34.09 11.21 AAED
532443 Cera Sanitary (5) 2003 6.50 54.0 10/1:1 1223.69 13.50 113.25 260.0 87.10 592.60 17.58 4168/2083 3834.00 43.90 201209 770.33 58.28 44.82
500187 HSIL (2) 2003 14.46 54.0 05/2:3 1859.07 13.90 46.51 150.0 6.40 173.90 3.70 200/44 156.00 22.90 201209 1219.38 55.04 7.78 H
500233 Kajaria Ceramics (1) 2003 15.90 48.0 - 2808.01 14.80 255.48 300.0 16.10 107.80 15.53 1020/295 900.30 54.50 201209 1663.92 190.15 11.95
515037 Murudeshwar Ceramics (10) 2003 47.57 67.0 103.17 20.10 1.68 - 0.40 70.30 0.50 26/11 19.20 - 201209 51.88 -17.23 -3.62 AAED
532722 Nitco (10) 2003 71.86 53.0 - 461.04 -10.60 -103.10 - - 8.90 - 30/14 18.15 - 201209 206.37 -84.92 -11.81
530365 Orient Bell (10) 2003 14.34 62.0 07/5:4 500.91 4.40 3.03 - 2.10 167.10 1.28 255/51 212.70 45.70 201209 320.97 -0.98 -0.69
531548 Somany Ceramics (2) 2003 8.48 52.0 95/2:1 1610.32 7.70 28.70 100.0 6.80 143.10 4.71 460/87 431.05 - 201209 1070.14 28.70 6.77
20 - CHEMICALS - DYES & PIGMENTS
532853 Asahi Songwon (10) 2003 12.27 66.0 283.64 12.10 22.83 30.0 18.60 164.30 - 338/79 349.30 16.70 201209 192.60 25.79 21.02 B
500027 Atul (10) 2003 29.66 45.0 91/1:4 4093.06 22.10 657.03 275.0 221.50 1063.70 22.42 7981/3882 7980.00 38.60 201209 2434.34 461.71 155.66 AAED
530803 Bhageria Ind. (5) 2003 21.82 70.0 19/1:1 413.68 23.60 65.67 60.0 15.00 92.10 17.64 193/84 166.40 10.70 201209 270.68 44.29 10.15 B
524370 Bodal Chemicals (2) 2003 24.47 58.0 1374.82 10.00 87.84 40.0 7.20 72.60 10.23 110/42 97.40 11.30 201209 723.69 17.92 1.47 AAED
532967 Kiri Ind. (10) 2003 33.62 42.0 1305.39 14.30 375.50 5.0 111.70 567.60 21.78 630/270 416.35 29.40 201209 413.97 -58.76 -17.48 B
506655 Sudarshan Chem (2) 2003 13.85 43.0 14/1:1 1708.19 14.70 130.36 340.0 18.80 86.80 22.31 600/354 544.15 30.90 201209 1172.34 96.69 14.00 AAED
506685 Ultramarine & Pig (2) 2003 5.84 52.0 05/3:5 306.18 25.20 60.32 250.0 20.70 103.60 17.55 380/136 316.65 16.40 201209 221.33 44.82 15.35 AAED
21 - CHEMICALS - LARGE
524208 Aarti Inds (5) 2003 87.12 47.0 19/1:1 4186.31 23.40 529.35 70.0 30.40 170.90 18.88 1421/800 1420.00 47.60 201209 3173.60 379.66 21.79 AAED
500042 BASF India (10) 2003 43.29 73.0 98/1:2 7551.05 3.40 32.28 30.0 7.50 320.20 2.31 2370/939 2080.00 196.60 201209 6498.77 490.90 113.40 AAED
506390 Clariant Chemicals (10) 2003 23.08 51.0 - 757.28 7.90 49.65 110.0 21.50 282.20 7.83 608/265 390.05 18.40 201209 511.93 207.69 89.99 H
506401 Deepak Nitrite (2) 2003 27.28 45.0 14/1:1 4229.71 24.40 615.58 225.0 45.10 115.20 46.57 1750/436 1683.85 42.60 201209 1283.44 253.62 18.59 AAED
540935 Galaxy Surfactants (10) 2003 35.45 71.0 2596.38 14.30 231.62 14.0 65.30 301.20 23.82 2645/1201 2659.10 52.80 201209 1303.67 138.45 39.05 H
500184 Himadri Speciality Chem. (1) 2003 41.88 49.0 - 1805.80 14.90 194.24 15.00 4.60 41.40 21.29 64/38 42.25 12.90 201209 1113.92 23.95 0.57 AAED
523457 Linde India (10) 1912 85.28 75.0 85/1:3 1761.79 37.20 122.07 100.0 14.30 261.40 6.72 1933/486 1762.45 105.00 200909 995.69 93.24 10.93 H
506590 Phillips Carbon (2) 2003 34.47 54.0 84/2:5 3243.54 14.40 279.36 350.0 16.20 98.60 16.68 218/68 188.35 12.30 201209 1792.79 184.89 10.73 AAED
532725 Solar Ind.(I) Ltd. (2) 2003 18.10 73.0 - 2237.30 19.40 266.59 300.0 29.50 152.50 20.36 1420/850 1275.00 53.60 201209 1038.36 119.22 13.17 AAED

22 - CHEMICALS - MEDIUM/SMALL
540025 Advanced Enzyme (2) 2003 22.34 58.0 - 443.99 45.80 129.30 30.0 11.60 75.20 17.03 417/135 376.25 73.50 201209 212.86 55.77 4.99 H
524598 Aksharchem (India) (10) 2003 8.20 63.0 260.15 10.00 15.72 35.0 19.20 323.40 8.42 299/158 245.00 13.70 201209 171.18 6.92 8.45 B
506767 Alkyl Amines (5) 2003 10.20 74.0 97/1:1 992.88 26.50 188.06 400.0 92.20 263.10 41.72 5990/1180 6192.65 66.20 201209 860.30 202.74 99.32 AAED
523694 Apcotex Inds (2) 2003 10.37 58.0 15/1:1 495.98 7.00 15.99 150.0 3.10 48.50 6.05 197/83 180.55 72.40 201209 353.71 21.56 4.16 H
524594 Ashok Alco-Chem (10) 2003 4.60 55.0 112.51 -12.10 -7.12 5.0 - 81.00 - 95/18 79.20 - 201209 15.57 2.82 6.14
530999 Balaji Amines (2) 2003 6.48 53.0 07/1:1 935.77 19.30 104.76 160.0 32.30 203.10 17.00 1906/256 1976.55 55.60 201209 856.10 152.47 47.06 H
532834 Camlin Fine Sci. (1) 2003 12.13 23.0 - 1049.15 12.90 30.32 - 2.50 33.20 8.05 161/35 146.20 56.30 201209 431.58 6.14 0.50 H
530871 Chembond Chem (5) 2003 6.72 65.0 10/1:1 268.04 3.80 1.82 40.0 1.40 199.80 0.69 223/130 192.55 57.70 201209 29.44 7.94 5.91 AAED
526821 Dai-Ichi Karkaria (10) 2003 7.45 64.0 - 107.17 -4.40 -18.66 - - 160.60 - 331/178 321.00 - 201209 65.44 -67.43 -90.51 B
506405 Dharmsi Morarji (10) 2003 24.94 53.0 - 187.66 14.80 31.46 - 12.60 64.30 24.14 434/66 343.15 27.80 201209 136.22 21.81 8.75
532707 Dynemic Products (10) 2003 11.33 41.0 182.27 19.90 24.17 15.0 21.30 113.00 17.92 550/97 507.00 23.80 201209 147.94 22.69 20.03 H
500123 Elantas Beck India (10) 2012 7.93 75.0 - 383.13 18.40 61.76 50.0 77.90 556.90 13.68 4026/1897 3666.20 47.40 - - - -
500650 Excel Inds (5) 2003 6.29 53.0 95/1:2 702.48 18.70 96.15 200.0 76.50 557.60 13.73 1025/535 868.45 11.50 201209 530.78 50.27 40.00 H
541557 Fine Organic (5) 2003 15.33 75.0 1038.08 23.20 164.68 140.0 53.70 201.90 29.43 3258/1826 2542.20 44.70 201209 799.59 86.05 28.07 B
533333 Fineotex Chem. (2) 2003 22.26 71.0 15/1:1 196.34 15.20 20.59 3.0 1.90 15.20 15.54 76/21 66.85 42.90 201209 81.51 26.89 2.43 AAED
500150 Foseco India (10) 2012 6.39 75.0 - 251.15 8.30 15.44 150.0 24.20 272.60 21.05 1497/942 1244.85 50.00 - - - -
509567 Goa Carbon (10) 2003 9.15 60.0 97/1:1 416.61 -3.60 -27.79 - - 83.80 - 365/150 334.35 - 201209 224.74 -11.40 -12.47 H
532457 Gulshan Polyols (1) 2003 4.69 68.0 - 620.80 11.10 20.58 70.0 4.40 65.10 6.91 120/23 107.00 25.20 201209 538.68 40.91 8.72 H

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

531253 India Gelatine (10) 2003 7.09 61.00 95/3:1 131.91 4.80 5.36 15.0 7.60 146.90 5.19 117/79 87.35 12.00 201209 108.36 5.85 8.25 H
524648 Indo Amines (10) 2003 35.35 69.0 15/1:1 478.75 8.80 12.81 - 3.60 37.80 27.45 106/39 86.55 23.30 201209 383.71 18.49 5.09 H
524342 Indo Borax (10) 2003 3.21 55.0 - 115.25 16.40 16.25 20.0 50.60 431.10 12.51 739/175 643.00 12.60 201209 96.62 22.13 68.97 H
524164 IOL Chemicals (10) 2003 58.71 44.0 1894.47 30.30 361.29 30.0 61.50 143.30 56.93 898/235 582.40 10.40 201209 1506.60 369.31 63.45 B
507580 IVP (10) 2003 10.33 71.0 96/1:2 228.76 - -8.65 - - 69.50 - 139/32 108.00 - 201209 171.63 0.77 0.75
524330 Jayant Agro-Organics (5) 2003 15.00 66.0 17/1:1 2507.57 -0.40 -32.16 - - 108.50 15.94 161/61 128.30 - 201209 461.76 14.17 4.72 AAED
Jocil (10) 2003 8.88 55.0 446.25 4.30 12.49 30.0 14.10 203.30 0.72 230/100 149.00 12.83 201209 410.46 9.62 10.83 AAED
514448 Jyoti Resins (10) 2003 4.00 47.0 - 73.54 14.00 8.10 25.0 20.20 71.10 32.39 575/100 495.45 26.00 201209 65.39 9.53 23.84
538896 Kanchi Karpooram (10) 2003 4.36 46.0 - 202.89 18.00 25.95 30.0 59.40 221.10 55.55 934/185 777.85 14.30 201209 143.74 49.74 114.27 B
506528 Keltech Energies (10) 2003 1.00 54.0 - 215.88 6.40 4.72 15.0 47.20 621.70 7.84 665/449 494.90 10.60 201209 146.20 3.54 35.45 H
514418 Mangalam Organics (10) 2003 8.56 55.0 374.52 22.40 55.75 10.0 65.10 196.00 78.89 624/223 497.30 8.10 201209 242.21 51.94 60.65 AAED
526739 Narmada Gelatin (10) 2003 6.05 75.0 14/1:2 134.25 10.50 12.88 100.0 21.30 225.50 5.35 208/111 151.00 10.40 201209 94.60 6.73 11.12
500298 National Peroxide (10) 2003 5.75 71.0 06/3:2 191.23 13.40 17.92 125.0 31.20 1395.70 1.81 2900/1505 2606.00 84.50 201209 150.33 29.17 50.77 AAED
532504 Navin Fluorine (2) 2003 9.90 31.0 - 1061.55 11.70 260.97 550.0 52.70 285.40 21.02 3155/1370 2951.05 36.60 201209 809.06 177.58 35.88 AAED
524774 NGL Fine-Chem (05) 2003 3.09 65.0 151.69 14.00 9.88 35.0 16.00 160.10 10.35 1785/300 1687.55 84.10 201209 183.41 41.16 66.63 H
506532 Nitta Gelatin India (10) 2003 9.08 74.0 13/1:3 342.17 10.50 11.24 25.0 12.40 158.00 7.77 195/99 165.25 18.50 201209 268.34 16.36 18.82
500078 Oriental Aromatics (5) 2003 16.83 74.0 18/1:1 759.89 16.70 86.27 50.0 25.60 137.90 20.16 755/134 700.00 26.50 201209 487.77 79.56 23.64 AAED
506579 Oriental Carbon (10) 2003 9.99 52.0 - 386.79 27.10 71.74 100.0 71.80 465.10 16.43 1048/577 898.15 13.00 201209 228.06 50.24 50.29 H
532626 Pondy Oxides (10) 2003 5.81 46.0 1219.87 2.90 16.35 30.0 28.10 258.80 29.41 302/136 208.35 7.30 201209 705.81 6.31 10.86 AAED
526247 Premier Explosives (10) 2003 10.75 41.0 07/1:10 164.52 -3.30 -9.93 - - 182.70 5.57 177/67 153.00 - 201209 117.07 -13.43 -12.50 B
530117 Privi Speciality (10) 2003 39.06 74.0 14/1:10 1630.61 17.00 145.83 15.0 37.30 189.60 16.73 942/412 915.00 91.90 201209 901.62 57.63 14.63
524480 Riddhi Siddhi GI (10) 2003 7.14 75.0 - 576.30 8.20 31.83 - 44.60 1996.30 2.23 309/200 254.00 2.60 201209 164.35 20.21 28.36 H
539450 S H Kelkar (10) 2003 141.32 57.0 - 1121.83 13.10 58.98 10.0 4.20 58.30 6.99 141/48 126.50 60.00 201209 536.51 54.69 3.96 H
530125 Samrat Pharma Chem. (10) 2003 3.09 49.0 - 137.45 4.80 4.25 - 13.70 78.80 7.96 159/65 143.90 10.50 201209 131.60 3.77 12.21 H
540728 Sayaji Ind. (5) 2003 3.16 75.0 - 638.63 3.10 -2.34 - - 121.60 12.92 180/85 158.00 - 201209 366.23 7.07 11.19
524324 Seya Ind. (10) 2003 24.60 75.0 - 258.20 26.20 47.02 - 19.10 394.20 11.30 121/37 49.90 2.80 201209 33.41 -83.72 -31.51
539334 Shree Pushkar Chem. (10) 2003 30.84 65.0 346.33 - 31.09 - 10.10 95.30 14.93 173/72 142.95 14.40 201209 241.40 18.10 5.87 AAED
532842 Sree Rayalaseema Hypo (10) 2003 17.16 62.0 689.10 14.60 37.91 25.0 22.10 181.50 5.99 314/90 245.20 11.10 201209 604.91 46.99 27.38 B
524542 Sukhjit Starch & Chemicals (10) 2003 14.76 63.0 19/1:1 799.17 6.90 26.32 20.0 17.80 213.20 8.80 217/143 199.00 10.10 201209 464.83 12.22 8.28 AAED
530845 Sunshield Chem (10) 2003 7.35 62.0 - 181.08 9.20 1.20 - 1.60 16.10 - 255/78 207.00 128.10 201209 146.95 10.88 14.79 AAED
524582 Tirupati Starch (10) 2003 6.09 57.0 - 271.63 3.00 1.15 - 1.90 35.90 21.68 50/14 39.00 24.40 201209 140.84 -2.33 -3.84 H
532384 Tyche Ind. (10) 2003 10.25 62.0 73.70 29.00 17.56 10.0 17.10 75.30 12.60 350/84 173.90 10.20 201209 62.22 18.84 18.39 H
524408 Universal Starch (10) 2003 4.20 54.0 - 263.80 3.80 0.66 - 1.60 90.50 - 76/19 74.90 46.90 201209 195.75 3.60 8.58 AAED
540145 Valiant Organic (10) 2003 12.15 46.0 674.93 27.10 126.76 110.0 104.30 304.00 40.88 1926/590 1403.10 31.00 201209 404.03 86.98 34.59 B
531717 Vidhi Speciality (1) 2003 4.99 64.0 224.62 22.50 33.92 100.0 6.80 25.80 26.25 218/50 192.50 28.20 201209 168.61 24.74 4.92 H
530961 Vikas Eco Tech (1) 2003 27.99 33.0 192.19 7.50 -4.70 - - 5.10 - 12/1 2.02 - 201209 79.44 -3.42 -0.12 H
524129 Vinyl Chemicals (1) 2003 1.83 51.0 - 372.33 1.90 4.69 240.0 2.60 33.30 7.81 144/43 117.55 44.40 201209 238.19 7.48 4.09
516072 Vishnu Chemicals (10) 2003 11.95 75.0 - 676.73 12.20 22.23 10.0 18.60 133.90 14.70 338/109 281.45 26.10 201209 394.01 16.86 14.12 B
532660 Vivimed Labs (2) 2003 16.58 34.0 - 1058.80 0.80 -109.12 - - 96.10 7.95 24/10 16.70 - 201209 175.36 1.92 0.23 H
541167 Yasho Ind. (10) 2003 10.90 74.0 - 297.06 13.00 11.99 - 11.00 53.00 23.15 350/115 325.00 26.80 201209 251.59 15.46 5.48 AAED
23 - CIGARETTES/TOBACCO PRODUCTS
500163 Godfrey Phillips (2) 2003 10.40 72.0 93/1:1 2956.88 20.80 318.86 1200.0 61.30 420.70 15.09 1100/847 906.95 16.00 201209 2082.55 261.51 50.30
530299 Kothari Products (10) 2003 29.84 75.0 16/1:2 4113.25 -1.40 37.05 - 12.40 392.50 3.22 95/36 62.50 5.50 201209 1229.03 -41.51 -13.91
509966 VST Inds (10) 2003 15.44 32.0 91/3:5 1239.35 33.50 303.92 1030.0 196.80 509.80 41.89 4048/2759 3318.40 17.00 201209 1090.19 237.96 134.10
24 - COMPRESSORS
522074 Elgi Equipments (1) 2003 15.85 32.0 00/1:1 1829.21 7.50 42.31 165.0 2.70 48.60 5.49 219/56 199.50 63.80 201209 707.53 56.23 1.78 H
500210 Ingersoll-Rand (10) 2003 31.57 74.0 94/1:1 705.62 14.10 83.31 280.0 26.40 120.70 20.84 911/555 689.40 27.40 201209 430.41 46.33 14.68 B
505283 Kirloskar Pneumatic (10) 2003 12.84 54.0 87/1:1 821.13 10.90 53.73 135.0 8.40 77.00 10.87 299/92 250.40 34.10 201209 408.18 13.51 2.10 B
505368 Revathi Equipment (10) 2003 3.07 73.0 98/1:1 158.91 12.50 13.60 - 44.30 570.40 8.09 679/280 490.00 14.00 201209 45.25 6.30 20.54 H
25 - COMPUTERS - HARDWARE
533146 D - Link (I) (2) 2003 7.10 51.0 - 740.08 5.90 31.53 75.0 8.90 67.20 14.07 136/67 104.60 12.30 201209 502.03 20.02 5.64 H
500179 HCL Infosystems (2) 2003 65.84 63.0 95/1:2 1815.17 -8.60 -87.01 - - -1.30 - 12/5 8.51 - 201209 210.09 -159.25 -4.84 AAED
532419 Smartlink Network (2) 2003 2.66 74.0 75.70 -7.40 -9.82 - - 134.70 - 107/60 85.05 - 201209 13.73 5.95 4.48 AAED
500408 Tata Elxsi (10) 2003 62.28 45.0 17/1:1 1609.86 21.70 260.67 165.0 41.90 175.00 25.65 3122/661 2848.60 69.70 201209 1340.70 252.95 40.62 H

26 - COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE (LARGE)

532541 Coforge (10) 2003 60.58 31.0 07/1:2 4183.90 17.30 441.61 310.0 72.90 395.30 19.76 3185/1023 3168.30 54.20 201209 1797.20 202.00 33.04
532175 Cyient (5) 2003 54.99 22.0 10/1:1 4427.40 12.30 342.50 300.0 31.10 232.90 13.37 710/184 705.00 31.10 201209 1040.90 232.00 21.10 B
532281 HCL Technologies (2) 2003 542.73 60.0 15/1:1 70676.00 24.50 10958.14 500.0 40.40 188.90 23.66 1074/448 1008.90 31.90 201209 26424.00 8287.00 30.54 B
532859 Hinduja Global (10) 2003 20.87 68.0 - 4986.50 13.20 214.44 200.0 102.70 823.80 12.75 1891/506 1740.65 15.30 201209 1744.14 143.03 68.53 AAED
500209 Infosys (5) 2003 2129.80 13.0 18/1:1 90791.00 24.60 16456.01 350.0 38.60 145.60 26.59 1454/604 1425.80 39.80 201209 63415.00 13588.00 31.90 B
540005 L&T Infotech (01) 2003 17.45 75.0 - 10878.60 18.70 1520.10 2800.0 87.10 309.60 29.52 4500/1385 4248.40 52.70 201209 8529.50 1321.00 75.75 H

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

532819 MindTree Ltd. (10) 2003 164.67 13.0 16/1:1 7764.30 13.90 630.90 130.0 38.30 210.20 19.52 2275/712 2031.85 66.80 201209 5858.50 793.20 48.18 H
526299 MphasiS Ltd (10) 2003 186.59 52.0 05/1:1 8843.54 18.70 1183.56 350.0 63.40 312.40 21.37 1836/653 1661.10 27.00 201209 4021.59 794.96 42.60 H
532466 Oracle Fin. (5) 2003 42.99 74.0 4861.28 45.80 1462.20 3600.0 170.10 764.10 25.42 3742/1967 3325.15 18.20 201209 2748.46 1226.08 142.63 B
533179 Persistent System (10) 2003 76.43 31.0 15/1:1 3565.81 13.90 328.34 120.0 43.00 312.20 13.88 2098/460 1944.70 39.00 201209 1794.95 365.01 47.76 H
539978 Quess Corp (10) 2003 147.64 72.0 - 10991.48 6.10 235.51 - 16.00 154.20 9.42 807/165 595.35 61.20 201209 5369.68 5.27 0.36 H
532540 TCS (1) 2003 375.24 72.0 18/1:1 156949.00 26.80 32294.07 7300.0 86.10 242.40 37.42 3359/1678 3110.00 43.60 201209 99946.00 22786.00 60.72 B
532755 Tech Mahindra (5) 2003 483.20 36.0 15/1:1 36867.70 14.90 4026.62 300.0 41.70 226.20 19.13 1081/490 1005.15 22.00 201209 22134.10 3071.30 31.72 AAED
507685 Wipro (2) 2003 1142.90 74.0 19/1:3 61137.60 20.20 9722.30 50.0 17.00 96.80 17.40 467/174 418.65 27.40 201209 37039.40 7047.90 12.38 B
504067 Zensar Techno (2) 2003 45.09 49.0 10/1:1 4181.68 12.20 253.51 140.0 11.20 92.70 12.57 347/78 273.25 27.50 201209 1013.89 208.64 9.25 AAED
27 - COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE (MEDIUM / SMALL)
526881 63 Moon Tech. (2) 2003 9.22 46.0 211.71 -67.50 -47.24 100.0 - 679.60 - 97/47 87.10 - 201209 107.15 -1.54 -0.33 H
531161 ABM Knowledge (5) 2003 10.00 65.0 - 72.68 25.30 15.61 25.0 7.80 83.70 9.59 145/36 120.60 15.60 201209 51.70 16.11 8.06 AAED
532268 Accelya Solutions (10) 2006 14.93 75.0 - 412.03 37.00 86.81 100.0 58.10 163.90 56.57 1069/801 912.20 15.00 201209 113.08 17.74 11.89
542752 Affle (India) (10) 2003 25.50 68.0 - 333.78 26.30 65.53 - 25.70 89.90 43.46 6287/960 5651.00 439.50 201209 189.08 17.53 6.88
532633 Allsec Tech (10) 2003 15.24 40.0 - 294.44 25.60 44.93 - 29.50 149.70 9.12 411/127 336.55 43.90 201209 136.41 10.53 6.91
532668 Aurionpro Solutions (10) 2003 22.80 27.0 - 455.02 19.70 37.07 - 16.30 238.30 7.12 157/38 138.00 22.10 201209 134.66 7.73 3.39 AAED
532395 AXISCADES Eng. (5) 2003 18.88 67.0 672.86 13.60 29.75 - 7.90 83.50 - 74/28 51.95 - 201209 97.86 -25.26 -6.69 AAED
532400 Birlasoft (2) 2003 55.42 41.0 12/1:1 3290.97 12.00 218.66 100.0 7.90 68.30 12.13 284/61 272.00 54.50 201209 1195.46 135.54 4.89 H
532801 Cambridge Tech. (10) 2003 19.63 47.0 - 105.71 12.90 4.77 - 2.40 36.10 6.85 53/14 29.50 23.40 201209 68.30 -3.24 -1.65 B
538734 Ceinsys Tech. (10) 2003 11.12 58.0 17/1:10 197.38 24.70 22.15 23.0 19.90 80.90 4.77 156/77 137.00 6.10 201209 124.24 1.85 1.67 AAED
534758 Cigniti Techno. (10) 2003 27.85 36.0 - 871.97 14.80 121.60 - 43.70 96.00 - 506/200 426.35 18.70 201209 226.42 41.51 14.90 H
532528 Datamatics Global (5) 2003 29.47 73.0 - 1203.32 9.00 63.86 - 10.80 117.80 12.37 135/41 120.55 24.50 201209 332.03 24.29 4.12 H
532927 eclerx Services (10) 2003 34.89 50.0 15/1:3 1437.57 22.90 199.92 10.0 57.30 404.70 13.76 1215/369 1222.85 26.80 201209 867.87 160.55 44.96 AAED
533121 Expleo Solutions (10) 2003 10.25 54.0 269.40 19.50 39.89 - 38.90 148.50 27.41 643/148 611.50 17.50 201209 221.55 35.62 34.74
532809 Firstsour Solu. (10) 2003 694.61 54.0 - 4098.61 16.00 334.81 25.0 4.80 39.80 12.21 126/29 121.25 48.30 201209 890.22 251.84 3.69 AAED
506109 Genesys Intl (5) 2003 15.57 52.0 - 111.78 11.70 1.92 - 0.60 68.40 0.88 136/25 104.00 60.80 201209 48.33 -16.29 -5.23
538835 Intellect Design (5) 2003 66.25 31.0 - 1346.88 5.70 12.09 - 0.90 78.90 1.17 774/62 651.70 - 201209 722.92 151.52 11.44 AAED
519602 Kellton Tech. (5) 2003 48.19 61.0 18/1:1 770.68 14.60 70.53 - 7.30 43.20 18.92 86/10 67.20 59.90 201209 74.76 6.77 0.71 H
523704 Mastek (5) 2003 12.24 46.0 06/1:1 1071.48 14.00 127.05 160.0 51.90 323.10 15.04 1460/200 1285.95 116.70 201209 128.31 10.92 4.46
540900 Newgen Software (100 2003 69.96 66.0 660.76 15.80 72.83 20.0 10.40 78.60 13.93 333/112 300.35 34.00 201209 426.57 67.59 9.78
539678 Quick Heal Techno (10) 2003 64.20 73.0 286.14 32.30 71.94 40.0 11.20 100.30 10.03 216/87 185.90 18.20 201209 227.42 66.75 10.40 AAED
532735 R. Systems Int. (C) (1) 2012 11.96 51.0 - 880.59 13.20 83.78 - 7.00 35.70 17.57 135/80 111.00 18.80 - - - - AAED
532370 Ramco Systems (10) 2003 30.61 55.0 - 568.92 18.30 10.19 - 3.30 197.90 - 784/64 546.80 67.40 201209 256.97 33.62 10.98 AAED
532663 Sasken Comm Tech (10) 2003 15.05 42.0 - 492.22 17.90 78.83 550.0 52.40 315.90 13.63 1063/371 963.25 18.00 201209 298.42 85.41 56.75 H
Silver Touch Tech. (10) 2003 12.60 72.0 190.85 7.40 5.26 - 4.20 60.80 15.80 110/80 82.00 - 200906 62.17 0.32 0.26 H
532221 Sonata Software (1) 2003 10.52 28.0 - 3743.26 10.00 273.00 2025.0 26.00 63.70 37.97 608/174 586.65 28.40 201209 584.38 139.88 13.46 AAED
532890 Take Solutions (01) 2003 14.79 67.0 - 2212.90 7.60 -12.38 - - 106.50 - 68/38 46.80 27.60 201209 1.86 9.03 0.61 H
511431 Vakrangee Soft (1) 2003 105.94 42.0 17/1:1 685.22 3.70 67.36 25.0 0.60 24.90 2.57 70/22 59.45 - 201209 147.93 33.64 0.32 H
532372 Virinchi (10) 2003 32.72 45.0 381.46 28.80 45.59 - 13.90 114.40 13.30 59/24 36.80 7.70 201209 99.56 5.95 1.74 AAED
532616 Xchanging Solutions (10) 2003 111.40 91.0 182.26 26.40 54.68 - 4.90 44.50 11.77 100/33 65.00 31.70 201209 30.30 15.16 1.36
533339 Zen Technologies (1) 2003 7.72 59.0 149.29 40.70 56.97 40.0 7.40 24.20 35.90 104/28 77.40 10.00 201209 30.65 2.77 0.35 AAED
28 - CONSTRUCTION - INFRASTRUCTURE (LARGE)
532430 BF Utilities (5) 2003 18.83 56.0 - 19.25 12.50 2.52 - 0.70 34.70 23.73 318/136 259.95 - 201209 13.41 -1.01 -0.27 AAED
540047 Dilip Buildcon (10) 2003 136.77 76.0 - 9724.89 21.50 315.16 10.0 23.00 233.20 10.51 719/207 580.00 18.70 201209 6283.94 192.01 14.04 H
532868 DLF Ltd. (2) 2003 495.06 72.0 6082.77 37.40 188.58 100.0 0.80 139.20 0.56 333/125 279.45 46.80 201209 2578.57 664.37 2.68 H
532708 G.V.K. Power Infra (1) 1903 157.92 54.0 - 23.21 -99.90 114.44 - 0.70 11.70 - 5/2 1.92 - 191209 20.04 47.65 0.30
532767 Gayatri Proj. (2) 2003 37.44 47.0 - 3438.62 10.60 -51.50 - - 43.80 - 49/8 32.25 10.20 201209 2540.42 31.47 1.68
532754 GMR Infra (1) 2003 603.59 63.0 8394.93 26.80 -1678.22 - - -4.10 - 30/16 24.80 - 201209 645.56 -878.11 -0.56 AAED
500185 HCC (1) 2003 151.30 35.0 10/1:1 9437.06 10.60 140.72 - 0.90 -5.00 - 11/4 7.63 - 201209 1722.12 -476.26 -3.15
532873 HDIL (10) 1903 454.00 39.0 08/2:7 583.76 51.00 96.19 - 2.10 258.10 0.84 9/2 4.99 2.60 190603 92.63 8.30 0.18
532947 IRB Infra (10) 2003 351.45 57.0 - 6852.22 43.60 681.03 50.0 19.40 190.20 10.48 139/57 103.90 13.90 201209 2134.78 184.60 5.25 H
509496 ITD Cementation (1) 2003 17.18 52.0 - 2860.71 11.40 73.71 30.0 4.30 61.30 7.11 94/33 73.20 17.70 201209 1401.83 -36.75 -2.14 B
532940 J Kumar Infra (5) 2003 37.83 44.0 - 2970.54 14.40 183.58 25.0 24.30 242.00 10.49 215/72 171.65 7.60 201209 1578.85 31.20 4.12 B
522263 JMC Projects (2) 2003 33.58 67.0 00/1:2 3866.31 11.40 1.23 35.0 0.10 32.10 0.22 94/32 77.50 17.80 201209 2340.15 11.01 0.66 AAED
500294 NCC (2) 2003 121.97 18.0 06/1:1 8901.07 12.00 369.45 10.0 6.10 80.50 7.80 100/20 74.60 11.90 201209 4637.95 145.64 2.39 AAED
531120 Patel Engg (1) 2003 41.74 19.0 04/1:1 2617.21 7.00 12.58 - 0.30 61.40 0.52 17/9 11.70 - 201209 1095.62 -121.04 -2.87 H
539150 PNC Infratech (2) 2003 51.31 56.0 - 5602.57 23.80 532.58 25.0 20.80 99.60 23.26 291/101 238.30 14.50 201209 3281.13 232.56 9.07 AAED
542649 Rail Vikas Nigam (10) 2003 2085.02 88.0 - 14530.58 5.40 753.32 11.0 3.60 24.50 16.71 36/16 27.30 7.10 201209 9825.77 596.67 2.86 AAED
533262 Ramky Infra. (10) 2003 69.20 68.0 1387.08 -3.10 -196.09 - - 46.30 - 99/23 63.75 - 201209 658.03 6.03 0.87 B
532710 Sadbhav Engg (1) 2003 17.16 46.0 - 3487.05 35.60 -210.63 - - 93.30 - 85/24 60.80 13.60 201209 1197.91 -6.17 -0.36
523838 Simplex Infrastructure (2) 2003 11.43 50.0 - 4026.30 2.60 -320.80 - - 309.20 6.45 45/20 31.00 - 201209 1371.61 -347.91 -60.88 H

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

507878 Unitech (2) 2003 523.26 6.0 07/1:1 1716.27 -24.50 -1174.31 - - 17.60 - 3/1 1.52 - - - - -
29 - CONSTRUCTION - INFRASTRUCTURE (MEDIUM/SMALL)
532811 Ahluwalia Contracts (2) 2003 13.40 58.0 1884.93 8.10 64.35 - 9.60 119.80 8.36 333/136 294.00 30.50 201209 1220.49 40.17 6.00
515055 Anant Raj Ind (2) 2003 59.02 63.0 - 276.19 19.10 29.00 4.0 1.00 84.20 1.66 63/14 53.20 - 201209 145.37 6.61 0.22 H
533163 ARSS Infra (10) 2003 22.74 47.0 - 288.52 -10.60 9.06 - 4.00 7.30 - 33/11 25.50 - 201209 156.36 -54.96 -24.17
533271 Ashoka Buildcon (5) 2003 140.36 54.0 18/1:2 5070.47 31.20 158.34 - 5.60 14.80 - 119/38 97.10 7.00 201209 2430.56 259.40 9.24 B
524332 BCL Ind. (10) 2003 24.15 913.39 6.10 25.92 - 10.70 102.30 26.31 148/33 122.25 10.90 201209 1001.07 30.62 14.23 AAED
540700 Bharat Road Network (10) 2003 83.95 65.0 299.22 61.50 -20.89 - - 119.30 - 54/28 30.10 - 201209 9.84 -9.51 -1.13
540710 Capacite Infra. (10) 2003 67.89 44.0 1528.99 16.80 91.01 - 13.40 136.40 10.29 230/70 200.50 15.20 201209 510.75 -22.59 -3.33 H
533160 D B Realty (10) 2003 243.26 62.0 - 169.19 -99.90 -355.37 - - 85.00 - 32/4 23.40 - 201209 0.13 51.48 2.12
532848 Delta Corp. (1) 2003 26.89 35.0 - 773.41 36.40 171.79 150.0 6.40 72.70 8.82 202/65 167.55 33.40 201209 68.59 38.74 1.45 AAED
539407 Generic Engineering (5) 2003 21.07 54.0 - 200.36 14.60 14.54 - 3.40 42.10 13.00 68/42 48.00 13.60 201209 87.96 -3.94 -0.94 H
533761 GPT Infra (10) 2003 29.09 75.0 17/1:1 618.01 12.80 15.04 15.0 5.20 77.30 6.88 51/15 38.45 6.50 200906 206.08 4.59 1.58 AAED
541019 H.G. Infra (10) 2003 65.17 74.0 2217.07 15.90 166.94 - 25.60 126.80 22.42 330/151 269.50 11.20 201209 1499.67 113.30 17.39 H
534600 JTL Infra (10) 2003 10.61 70.0 - 229.93 7.10 10.08 - 9.50 57.70 20.30 598/65 530.40 57.00 201209 231.57 9.13 8.62 AAED
532942 KNR Const. (2) 2003 28.12 57.0 2244.34 21.60 231.42 25.0 16.50 115.50 15.23 242/90 199.50 26.00 201209 1766.84 167.20 11.89 AAED
531497 Madhucon Proj. (1) 2003 7.38 59.0 - 734.13 8.50 -123.24 - - 305.90 - 8/2 4.95 3.20 201209 355.61 -37.25 -5.05
533169 Man Infra (2) 2003 49.50 63.0 - 266.98 -0.80 -7.00 28.0 - 27.10 - 47/16 37.80 14.40 201209 67.75 60.37 2.44 H
539126 MEP Infra. (10) 2003 183.45 62.0 - 2056.44 19.50 -247.64 - - 9.90 - 24/11 15.85 - 201209 243.94 -90.86 -4.95
532880 Omaxe Ltd (10) 2003 182.90 75.0 13/10:39 1121.43 17.00 -97.22 - - 89.60 2.75 222/60 66.95 - 201209 215.71 -185.65 -10.15
540544 PSP Projects (10) 2003 36.00 72.0 1499.26 12.70 128.47 50.0 35.70 126.20 31.20 506/305 419.65 11.60 201209 740.13 40.10 11.14 AAED
533284 RPP Infra (10) 2003 22.60 53.0 600.02 9.30 18.16 - 8.00 115.80 10.16 84/33 55.10 6.70 201209 289.08 8.98 3.97 H
539346 Sadbhav Infra (10) 2003 352.23 69.0 - 2270.40 40.70 -409.31 - - 11.20 - 28/11 19.45 - 201209 132.38 8.55 0.24
500402 SPML Infra (2) 2003 7.33 38.0 - 1706.48 4.90 6.59 - 1.80 104.60 8.98 18/6 9.99 - 201209 426.41 -71.94 -19.63 AAED
532553 Welspun Enterprises (10) 2003 148.68 45.0 - 1807.59 10.60 144.73 20.0 9.70 106.20 9.54 135/47 106.55 10.10 201209 905.58 67.74 4.56 B
30 - CONSTRUCTION - HOUSING / COMMERCIAL
513349 Ajmera Realty (10) 2003 35.48 63.0 - 344.38 30.30 32.70 14.0 9.20 181.40 12.81 151/64 119.10 14.90 201209 213.16 13.78 3.88
506235 Alembic Ltd. (2) 2003 51.36 64.0 13/1:1 73.93 4.40 327.63 30.0 12.80 55.20 24.95 123/38 105.40 29.80 201209 43.76 9.74 0.38
523716 Ashiana Hsg (2) 2003 20.47 61.0 08/5:2 303.83 -4.30 -14.90 15.0 - 73.00 - 164/39 142.95 - 201209 125.27 9.43 1.01
532929 Brigade Enter (10) 2003 204.38 47.0 19/1:2 2632.16 25.20 149.92 10.0 7.30 111.20 6.76 300/91 269.20 21.30 201209 910.52 45.93 2.23 AAED
532764 Geecee Ventures (10) 2003 20.91 68.0 - 44.81 46.90 16.10 - 7.70 209.20 3.69 117/44 109.20 14.40 201209 25.71 7.62 3.64 H
533150 Godrej Prop. (5) 2003 126.04 75.0 2441.42 12.30 217.91 - 8.60 190.60 - 1573/575 1362.70 147.30 201209 162.58 23.35 0.93
532832 Indiabulls Real (2) 2003 90.93 37.0 - 3270.78 22.90 143.74 - 3.20 68.90 - 126/39 77.10 - 201209 - -135.86 -2.99
541161 Karda Constructions (10) 2003 12.30 65.0 - 114.12 23.80 10.35 - 1.70 16.80 13.56 139/22 121.35 83.80 201209 75.84 7.58 1.22 H
532924 Kolte Patil Deve. (10) 2003 76.00 75.0 - 1129.50 20.70 72.32 - 9.50 119.10 8.29 285/112 230.25 29.10 201209 255.14 -34.55 -4.55
532313 Mahindra Lifespace (10) 2003 51.37 52.0 - 610.94 -13.30 -59.62 - - 331.20 - 577/171 496.25 241.00 201209 48.13 -23.81 -4.64 AAED
503101 Marathon Nextgen (5) 2003 23.00 75.0 15/1:2 241.13 26.70 24.06 - 5.20 129.00 4.01 110/42 46.55 6.50 201209 38.66 24.63 5.35 B
534309 NBCC (1) 2003 180.00 74.0 8087.07 1.30 78.23 14.0 0.40 8.10 20.98 54/17 42.00 - 201209 2923.30 123.94 0.69 AAED
500307 Nirlon (10) 2003 90.12 72.0 82/1:2 310.00 74.70 110.02 8.0 12.20 50.40 27.29 299/96 269.00 22.00 201209 239.88 98.67 10.95
533273 Oberoi Realty (10) 2003 363.60 72.0 2237.63 46.90 684.06 - 18.80 237.30 8.21 635/290 569.30 64.20 201209 551.40 308.30 8.48
503100 Phoenix Mills (2) 2003 34.34 63.0 05/4:1 1941.14 50.30 326.88 - 19.00 280.10 9.10 889/466 720.05 83.70 201209 165.65 284.26 17.52
533274 Prestige Estates (10) 2003 400.86 70.0 - 8124.80 29.20 379.65 15.0 9.50 133.70 7.92 323/134 29.15 55.50 201209 2686.80 176.30 4.40 H
532891 Puravankara Proj. (5) 2003 118.57 75.0 - 2128.37 21.00 88.29 - 3.70 80.70 4.68 96/32 67.50 51.90 201209 428.04 -7.96 -0.34
532784 Sobha (10) 2003 94.85 56.0 - 3753.85 29.70 281.38 70.0 29.70 256.30 12.08 534/172 530.00 15.30 201209 1543.40 47.20 4.98 AAED
512179 Sunteck Realty (1) 2003 14.64 67.0 607.83 26.70 100.24 150.0 6.80 199.50 3.48 394/145 282.05 38.20 201209 239.11 40.93 2.80
503310 Swan Energy (1) 2003 24.43 65.0 - 340.82 15.20 -10.40 10.0 - 37.50 - 158/98 132.25 - 201209 187.95 -4.23 -0.17
505400 Texmaco Infra (1) 2003 12.74 61.0 - 18.78 10.40 -10.97 20.0 - 44.00 - 81/30 72.00 - 201209 8.05 5.46 0.43
533156 Vascon Engineers (10) 2003 178.14 36.0 520.92 10.60 37.88 - 2.10 40.40 - 21/7 16.75 8.40 201209 223.44 -38.41 -2.16 B
31 - DECORATIVES/PLYWOOD
532994 Archid Ply Ind. (10) 2003 22.07 73.0 267.31 6.30 3.78 - 1.70 40.20 3.33 47/16 30.75 15.90 201209 150.71 1.99 -0.90
532548 Century Plyboards (1) 2003 22.22 72.0 - 2317.03 12.10 146.29 100.0 6.60 49.10 14.16 340/100 312.05 46.10 201209 1374.86 108.83 4.90 H
516003 Duroply Ind. (10) 2003 6.46 44.0 - 206.54 3.60 -4.04 - - 112.70 1.23 77/23 51.50 - 201209 125.89 -11.79 -18.26
538979 Greenlam Ind. (05) 2003 12.07 55.0 - 1320.59 13.50 87.30 80.0 36.20 207.40 18.79 976/471 972.35 24.80 201209 729.37 39.42 16.34 H
526797 Greenply Inds (1) 2003 12.26 51.0 - 1420.43 10.20 86.56 40.0 7.10 30.80 24.28 204/74 189.95 37.70 201209 656.03 29.10 2.37
531859 Oriental Rail Infra. (1) 2003 5.39 58.0 - 266.67 16.30 24.33 20.0 4.50 14.00 - 61/25 52.00 15.10 201209 68.98 6.53 1.21 H
533470 Rushil Décor (10) 2003 19.91 54.0 335.60 11.00 23.05 - 11.60 117.90 8.40 285/68 178.00 16.30 201209 236.69 8.52 5.57
526951 Stylam Ind. (10) 2003 8.47 53.0 - 462.15 15.80 27.51 - 32.50 241.10 14.13 840/111 773.05 47.40 201209 309.34 31.86 37.60
540954 The Indian Wood. (2) 2003 12.79 70.0 19/1:1 194.66 10.20 6.94 5.0 1.18 54.80 1.99 47/21 36.00 29.10 201209 111.89 -1.13 -0.18

32 - DIAMOND /GOLD JEWELLERY

531847 Asian Star (10) 2003 16.01 75.0 12/1:2 3052.94 4.10 67.96 15.0 42.40 726.50 6.08 890/556 741.90 44.30 201209 1031.13 26.13 16.33
534809 P C Jeweller (10) 2003 395.00 60.0 17/1:1 5206.77 8.80 82.74 - 2.10 101.30 2.09 33/10 24.20 14.10 201209 1801.15 -16.33 -0.41

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

531500 Rajesh Exports (1) 2003 29.53 54.0 08/2:1 195600.17 0.70 1205.89 100.0 40.80 356.80 16.16 655/441 494.90 36.10 201209 934.11 67.86 2.30
532923 Renaissance Jew (10) 2003 18.88 75.0 - 2501.85 6.00 87.87 - 46.50 367.90 12.98 395/188 372.65 19.70 201209 819.22 13,97 9.18
534369 TBZ (10) 2003 66.73 74.0 1817.14 6.60 22.81 10.0 3.40 72.00 4.73 96/20 63.05 18.80 201209 975.85 34.48 5.17
533158 Thangamayil Jew. (10) 2003 13.72 66.0 - 1691.96 5.80 45.66 50.0 33.30 160.50 22.09 675/227 611.65 18.00 201209 1079.06 72.83 53.08
33 - DISTILLERIES/BREWERIES
507488 G M Breweries (10) 2003 18.28 74.0 18/1:4 468.62 19.30 69.64 30.0 38.10 235.50 17.47 481/337 427.45 9.80 201209 768.34 34.75 19.01
532497 Radico Khaitan (2) 2003 26.71 40.0 - 2427.04 15.20 249.25 100.0 18.70 115.50 17.32 628/280 517.85 27.80 201209 7486.16 197.01 14.75
532478 United Breweries (1) 2003 26.44 73.0 86/1:1 6509.24 13.50 427.64 250.0 16.20 133.10 12.76 1328/860 1099.35 67.10 201209 6566.47 16.09 0.61
532432 United Spirits (2) 2003 145.33 58.0 92/1:2 9325.40 16.80 619.26 - 8.50 53.00 - 662/479 525.75 53.80 201209 19504.30 143.00 1.96
34 - DOMESTIC APPLIANCES
500031 Bajaj Electricals (2) 2003 22.77 63.0 07/1:1 4987.23 4.20 -8.92 - - 118.40 - 1224/272 1039.05 - 201209 3318.58 127.60 11.18 H
517421 Butterfly Gandhimathi (10) 2003 17.88 65.0 678.70 6.00 3.98 - 2.20 107.30 2.09 668/92 634.60 240.40 201209 663.41 27.30 14.97 H
539876 Crompton Greaves Consumer (2) 2003 125.47 34.0 4520.26 13.30 496.39 - 7.90 23.40 38.69 456/196 389.95 50.10 201209 3234.69 358.22 5.71 AAED
517354 Havell’s India (1) 2003 62.60 60.0 10/1:1 9440.26 11.00 740.82 400.0 11.80 68.90 17.41 1238/447 1005.50 96.50 201209 7096.73 737.37 11.78 H
508486 Hawkins Cookers (10) 2003 5.29 56.0 93/1:3 673.87 15.40 72.49 - 137.00 264.00 56.13 6201/3950 5337.95 39.50 201209 525.05 56.67 107.16
505726 IFB Inds. (10) 2003 40.52 75.0 - 3331.76 3.70 7.40 - 1.80 159.30 1.17 1458/312 1105.00 182.50 201209 1917.23 55.41 13.68
541083 Inflame Appliances (10) 2003 6.00 70.0 19/1:2 15.39 -25.60 -4.27 - - 12.60 - 208/58 184.95 - 200906 5.58 -2.04 -3.42
541301 Orient Electric (1) 2003 21.22 39.0 2149.97 8.20 78.81 115.0 3.70 16.90 23.67 345/153 292.65 78.80 201209 1230.89 57.07 2.69
517385 Symphony (2) 2003 13.99 75.0 16/1:1 1102.64 19.30 184.15 1150.0 26.30 91.40 28.22 1530/763 1207.65 44.80 201209 276.00 63.00 8.97
517506 TTK Prestige (10) 2003 13.86 70.0 19/1:5 2072.99 12.70 194.91 200.0 140.60 940.80 15.79 8055/4522 7477.35 51.00 201209 1478.18 152.79 110.23
532953 V. Guard Indus. (1) 2003 42.85 65.0 17/2:5 2502.94 10.30 187.67 90.0 4.40 23.20 19.81 262/158 233.55 56.40 201209 1849.90 130.64 3.05 H
500238 Whirlpool India (10) 2003 126.87 75.0 - 7266.48 9.30 489.22 50.0 38.60 202.10 20.78 2777/1717 2177.00 57.50 201209 4120.50 209.45 16.51

35 - DRY CELLS
531508 Eveready Ind. (5) 2003 36.34 44.0 1221.09 12.30 48.84 - 6.70 76.40 10.49 333/55 294.05 42.70 201209 976.35 132.06 18.17
517271 HBL Power System Ltd (1) 2003 27.72 56.0 - 1091.78 7.50 23.02 30.0 0.80 27.90 2.99 44/11 31.05 - 201209 607.84 3.08 0.08 B
504058 Indo National (10) 2003 3.75 75.0 98/1:1 508.17 9.40 3.63 50.0 9.70 571.40 1.66 774/419 705.00 - 201209 294.94 27.99 74.64 H
504093 Panasonic Energ. (10) 2003 7.50 58.0 - 203.53 2.40 3.36 40.0 4.50 132.10 3.36 279/112 207.90 47.10 201209 170.15 8.62 11.50 B

36 - EDUCATION
532475 Aptech (10) 2003 40.28 49.0 00/1:1 216.82 12.20 13.51 45.0 3.40 64.40 5.02 248/75 217.00 - 201209 61.69 0.59 0.15 H
540403 C L Educate (10) 2003 14.17 48.0 308.68 -2.10 -12.77 10.0 - 200.10 5.42 101/30 88.10 - 201209 73.02 3.21 2.27
533260 Career Point (10) 2003 18.16 61.0 104.61 42.10 26.09 30.0 14.40 247.20 5.95 202/114 133.05 14.90 201209 16.69 12.74 7.02
532440 MPS Ltd. (10) 2003 18.62 68.0 02/1:1 331.65 24.60 52.23 500.0 28.20 197.10 12.54 622/219 574.00 22.00 201209 197.98 42.76 23.19
508989 Navneet Education (2) 2003 45.77 62.0 09/3:2 1512.05 20.90 195.72 150.0 8.60 37.70 23.67 95/62 78.60 8.80 201209 612.20 45.33 1.98 B
500304 NIIT Ltd. (2) 2003 28.33 32.0 07/1:2 890.13 12.30 14.04 500.0 1.00 106.40 1.21 211/78 173.50 40.30 201209 259.20 42.24 3.10
533287 Zee Learn (1) 2003 32.61 58.0 - 514.83 31.40 68.15 - 2.10 14.40 19.46 20/10 10.10 4.70 201209 69.95 12.97 0.40

37 - ELECTRICAL/POWER EQUIPMENTS
500002 ABB (2) 2012 42.38 75.0 96/1:3 5820.95 5.00 185.93 250.0 8.80 170.20 9.18 1700/722 1398.70 165.60 - - - - AAED
532930 BGR Energy (10) 2003 72.16 75.0 - 2691.97 7.10 -14.73 - - 163.40 - 65/21 48.70 - 201209 758.88 -300.19 -41.60
503960 Bharat Bijlee (10) 2003 5.65 34.0 95/1:1 928.73 7.70 44.48 125.0 78.70 1336.80 5.90 1271/610 1121.00 14.60 201209 440.95 13.00 23.00 AAED
500103 BHEL (2) 2003 696.41 63.0 17/1:2 21490.01 3.10 -673.72 - - 82.30 - 57/20 52.00 - 201209 9543.13 -1684.26 -4.84 B
500093 C G Power (2) 2003 125.35 34.0 10/3:4 5109.88 -0.10 -370.73 - - -1.70 - 79/5 79.00 - 201209 1503.79 -882.70 -12.36 AAED
504000 Elpro Intl (1) 2003 16.95 66.0 15/2:1 109.81 28.60 13.95 - 0.80 8.00 - 49/29 41.95 - 201209 42.36 3.51 0.21
522275 GE T&D India (2) 2003 51.21 75.0 90/1:1 3158.70 -6.20 -247.90 - - 41.10 - 149/58 120.20 - 201209 2547.90 44.21 1.73 AAED
504176 High Energy Batt. (10) 2003 1.79 41.0 87/1:1 61.49 25.20 5.60 - 31.30 132.70 26.44 1039/180 780.00 25.30 201209 54.45 13.18 73.55 H
504036 Hind Rectifiers (2) 2003 3.31 45.0 08/1:1 299.62 12.70 18.47 40.0 11.20 57.70 21.26 180/109 123.20 11.50 201209 229.52 4.47 2.70 H
522064 Honda SIEL Power (10) 2003 10.14 68.0 - 848.64 9.80 62.95 125.0 62.10 561.70 11.59 1235/758 964.15 15.90 201209 643.32 33.38 32.91
540136 HPL Electric (10) 2003 64.30 72.0 - 976.51 12.80 22.29 2.0 3.50 116.40 3.02 65/22 51.50 18.60 201209 544.90 -4.29 -0.67 H
517380 Igarshi Motors (10) 2003 31.48 75.0 - 534.39 14.70 29.91 12.0 9.50 134.30 7.02 396/191 319.45 35.30 201209 364.30 14.64 4.65 H
532717 Indo Tech Trans. (10) 2003 10.62 74.0 - 205.33 -0.20 1.92 - 1.80 119.10 - 127/69 84.30 51.00 201209 109.19 -7.37 -6.94 H
504258 Lakshmi Electrical (10) 2003 2.46 28.0 - 113.22 -0.10 0.42 5.0 1.70 544.90 0.28 341/192 289.00 182.50 201209 75.49 -0.52 -2.15 AAED
Marine Electricals (2) 2003 24.53 74.0 - 288.71 8.20 9.05 - 3.70 63.60 7.39 71/38 56.50 - 200906 77.08 0.97 0.40
534139 Schneider Electric (2) 2003 47.82 75.0 - 1384.41 1.90 -31.17 - - -4.30 - 121/68 91.65 - 201209 1049.95 10.24 0.43 AAED
531201 Shilchar Tech. (10) 2003 3.81 66.0 - 71.28 4.30 1.47 10.0 3.80 160.50 2.40 263/70 226.40 57.40 201209 84.52 5.36 14.07 AAED
500550 Siemens (C) (2) 2009 71.22 75.0 08/1:1 9946.50 10.10 769.50 350.0 21.60 266.50 12.29 2055/990 1775.15 87.40 201203 2858.20 290.00 7.36 AAED
533553 TD Power Sys. (10) 2003 30.92 54.0 514.89 7.50 16.75 23.0 5.40 140.10 3.95 172/75 153.25 33.80 201209 329.04 7.42 2.44 AAED
532928 Transform & Rect (TRIL) (1) 2003 13.26 75.0 13/1:9 700.95 7.30 0.40 - - 25.30 0.12 24/6 17.40 - 201209 450.90 0.73 0.06 AAED
539331 Veto Switchgears (10) 2003 19.11 55.0 150.22 12.60 9.28 - - 93.00 7.80 158/30 134.00 22.30 201209 106.04 12.20 6.39 H
532757 Voltamp Ltd. (10) 2003 10.12 47.0 - 858.58 12.70 86.60 250.0 85.60 739.60 12.07 1351/810 1062.00 12.10 201209 408.33 81.15 80.22 H
38 - ELECTRONICS
540902 Amber Enterprises (10) 2003 33.69 44.0 3962.79 7.90 160.16 32.0 47.50 453.60 15.15 3668/922 3277.00 91.70 201209 989.61 -9.08 -2.81 AAED

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We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

540879 Apollo Micro Systems (10) 2003 20.76 64.0 245.90 19.80 14.01 5.0 6.70 142.50 4.85 155/45 94.75 14.20 201209 125.34 7.12 3.43
532493 Astra Micro (2) 2003 17.32 13.0 10/1:2 467.22 18.90 42.14 60.0 4.90 62.40 8.11 158/55 125.50 23.80 201209 351.02 -1.36 -0.16 B
500049 Bharat Electronics (1) 2003 243.66 68.0 17/1:10 12967.67 21.30 1823.70 280.0 7.50 41.30 18.92 155/58 129.80 17.60 201209 7061.11 -713.04 2.93 B
517544 Centum Elect. (10) 2003 12.88 59.00 - 883.26 10.80 28.86 25.0 22.40 159.20 13.61 490/211 412.50 21.40 201209 323.35 23.47 18.22 B
540699 Dixon Technologies (2) 2003 11.57 39.0 4400.12 5.20 120.70 40.0 104.30 467.90 26.25 4588/729 3758.95 198.70 201209 3835.59 107.44 92.71
530343 Genus Power Infra Ltd (1) 2003 25.74 50.0 - 1060.40 16.40 94.81 10.0 3.70 34.40 11.18 60/14 49.50 13.30 201209 417.17 21.31 0.83 AAED
517174 Honeywell Auto (10) 2003 8.84 75.0 - 3290.01 19.40 491.67 750.0 556.20 2464.10 25.05 49805/26000 42026.15 77.90 201209 2370.08 356.02 402.67 H
506261 Modison Metal (1) 2003 3.25 52.0 - 219.26 12.10 17.34 100.0 5.30 45.10 11.83 58/24 44.50 8.30 201209 186.79 12.76 3.93 AAED
533581 PG Electro (10) 2003 19.53 62.0 639.42 6.00 3.16 - 1.60 90.20 1.83 501/32 365.00 223.40 201209 373.63 1.17 0.60
517258 Precision Electronics (10) 2003 13.85 75.0 37.24 8.20 0.38 - 0.30 10.50 - 37/11 31.30 - 201209 31.44 1.23 0.89 B
517059 Salzer Electronics (10) 2003 15.98 32.0 - 40.98 14.00 2.32 15.0 1.50 194.00 11.07 154/59 122.00 7.40 201209 415.92 13.68 8.56 H
532051 Swelect Energy (10) 2003 15.16 55.0 19/1:2 252.22 11.00 -1.53 20.0 - 472.10 - 234/76 201.15 - 201209 97.82 25.13 16.58 B
533655 Triveni Turbine (1) 2003 32.33 68.0 817.87 19.50 116.34 50.0 3.60 16.40 24.15 118/56 98.95 30.40 201209 522.20 72.21 2.23 H
39 - ELECTRODES - WELDING/GRAPHITES
530431 Ador Fontech (2) 2003 7.00 36.0 - 177.15 8.30 8.73 90.0 2.50 28.20 8.60 45/26 37.15 11.50 201209 100.49 8.05 2.30 B
517041 Ador Welding (10) 2003 13.60 57.0 96/1:2 526.54 8.40 28.86 65.0 21.20 196.60 10.91 344/190 322.00 17.60 201209 285.69 -2.58 -1.90 AAED
500133 Esab India (10) 2003 15.39 74.0 - 697.96 13.90 70.96 700.0 46.10 219.50 23.48 2120/907 1866.50 39.60 201209 483.88 39.57 25.71
504028 GEE (2) 2003 4.73 75.0 09/1:4 272.16 7.50 9.90 - 4.20 34.10 13.09 43/22 38.60 9.20 201209 164.65 7.90 3.35
509488 Graphite India (2) 2003 39.08 65.0 - 3093.58 -3.60 19.08 100.0 1.00 233.10 0.39 740/155 672.15 577.50 201209 1276.00 85.00 4.37
509631 HEG (10) 2003 38.60 61.0 94/1:1 2149.02 -0.20 -4.74 250.0 - 909.90 - 2564/625 2063.00 - 201209 875.75 -18.50 -4.79
508941 Panasonic Carbon (10) 2003 4.80 65.0 94/1:5 45.00 34.20 16.93 100.0 35.30 236.40 15.17 549/268 423.50 12.00 201209 33.93 13.40 27.92 B
40 - ENGINEERING - LARGE
500048 BEML (10) 2003 41.64 54.0 - 3025.44 1.30 19.18 60.0 4.60 541.00 0.86 1544/526 1269.05 78.00 201209 1783.40 -85.14 -20.44 AAED
541143 Bharat Dynamics (10) 2003 183.28 88.0 3095.20 23.50 534.91 88.0 29.20 142.20 21.94 481/207 343.90 12.30 201209 710.35 -2.60 -0.14 B
531344 Container Corpn (5) 2003 304.65 55.0 19/1:4 6623.46 22.20 1035.84 72.0 17.00 164.90 10.17 644/330 586.10 38.50 201209 4445.69 487.15 8.00 AAED
505700 Elecon Engg (2) 2003 22.44 59.0 07/2.:1 1088.46 6.60 20.20 - 1.80 76.10 2.49 71/18 71.55 10.60 201209 522.89 13.83 1.23 B
541154 Hind. Aeronautics (10) 2003 334.39 90.0 21438.17 23.00 2786.92 333.0 83.30 395.90 22.01 1424/490 959.10 13.30 201209 12016.37 1618.16 48.39 B
500214 Ion Exchange (10) 2003 14.67 44.0 88/4:5 1479.83 9.30 93.55 60.0 63.80 267.00 27.47 1495/599 1268.95 19.00 201209 968.84 83.14 67.61 AAED
533033 ISGEC Heavy (1) 2003 7.35 62.0 - 5852.15 5.40 144.34 200.0 19.60 255.90 8.50 533/206 472.45 24.20 201209 2988.50 144.50 19.65 B
500250 L G Balakrishnan (10) 2003 31.39 48.0 18/1:1 1542.83 12.40 76.11 50.0 24.20 224.90 11.09 362/172 293.05 11.90 201209 1052.10 91.01 28.99 B
500252 Lakshmi Machine (10) 2003 10.68 30.0 97/1:1 1574.50 0.90 23.62 100.0 22.10 1554.20 1.40 7850/2332 6436.45 172.10 201209 1026.53 22.13 20.72 AAED
500510 Larsen & Toubro (2) 2003 280.81 - 17/1:2 145452.36 16.90 9571.42 900.0 68.20 475.20 14.85 1593/792 1345.10 31.80 201209 43561.48 8895.86 61.80 B
522205 Praj Ind (2) 2003 36.63 33.0 07/1:1 1102.37 7.10 66.83 135.0 3.60 39.30 9.13 207/53 197.10 60.00 201209 589.32 19.87 1.08 B
533326 Texmaco Rail (1) 2003 22.49 52.0 - 1831.80 6.90 51.23 10.0 2.30 45.70 4.73 39/20 25.70 8.70 201209 1082.57 -7.75 -0.35 AAED
500411 Thermax (2) 2003 23.83 62.0 03/2:1 5731.31 7.10 209.34 350.0 17.60 254.20 6.93 1464/685 1338.30 76.60 201209 2046.51 28.28 2.37 AAED
505854 TRF (10) 2003 11.00 34.0 09/1:01 186.41 -54.40 -132.51 - - -163.00 - 125/60 89.85 - 201209 53.94 -67.41 -61.26 H
540762 Tube Investments (1) 2003 18.79 49.0 4750.39 12.20 318.40 350.0 16.90 92.30 19.84 1250/286 1138.10 69.30 201209 2775.59 144.06 7.66 H
533269 Va Tech Wabag (2) 2003 10.94 25.0 15/1:1 2557.15 8.70 77.92 - 14.20 214.70 - 305/88 242.40 25.40 201209 1143.41 40.21 7.05 B
507410 Walchandnagar Inds (2) 2003 7.61 55.0 08/1:1 298.05 11.70 -55.91 - - 70.70 - 80/31 60.30 - 201209 244.33 -41.75 -10.97 H

41 - ENGINEERING - MEDIUM/SMALL
532762 Action Const. (2) 2003 22.70 69.0 - 1156.23 7.90 51.67 25.0 4.60 39.00 11.74 176/33 160.65 34.70 201209 769.63 41.32 3.64 AAED
522134 Artson Engineering (01) 2003 3.69 75.0 163.00 7.00 -0.74 - - -10.30 - 60/21 41.50 - 201209 82.93 -6.78 -1.84 B
590031 De Nora India (10) 2003 5.31 54.0 - 48.28 22.00 8.08 - 15.20 115.50 14.11 364/146 253.75 16.90 201209 29.93 2.29 4.33 AAED
500068 Disa India (10) 2003 1.45 75.0 06/1:1 233.30 15.60 29.57 25.0 203.30 1144.60 19.46 5058/3265 4841.90 23.40 201209 147.88 23.54 161.88 H
504908 Duncan Engineering (10) 2003 3.70 75.0 43.38 13.50 4.98 - 13.50 60.50 23.98 149/77 112.00 8.30 201209 28.11 1.99 5.39 H
505242 Dynamatic Tech (10) 2003 6.34 50.0 95/1:3 1321.21 11.50 13.85 - 21.80 588.40 3.97 1110/459 1044.00 10.40 201209 367.11 22.73 35.85 B
523708 Eimco Elecon (10) 2003 5.77 74.0 95/1:2 107.91 5.40 9.46 50.0 16.40 552.70 2.99 423/210 339.85 20.70 201209 87.78 11.02 19.12 B
532684 Everest Kanto (2) 2003 22.44 66.0 760.52 11.80 8.10 - 0.70 48.00 3.47 88/13 74.95 42.10 201209 518.38 77.70 6.93 AAED
505255 GMM Pfaudler (2) 2003 2.92 75.0 02/1:2 591.07 18.90 71.94 250.0 49.20 234.60 23.51 6914/2625 4295.75 100.00 201209 450.77 63.61 43.52 AAED
522217 Gujarat Apollo I (10) 2003 12.66 61.0 08/1:2 26.49 -17.10 10.29 - 8.10 203.70 3.71 274/121 207.00 26.30 201209 19.22 5.79 4.58 H
505720 Hercules Hoist (1) 2003 3.20 70.0 06/1:1 83.00 6.60 9.47 180.0 3.00 105.40 2.48 139/56 114.85 43.60 201209 50.32 5.16 1.61 H
522215 HLE Glascoat (10) 2003 12.93 50.0 - 426.47 17.40 38.38 45.0 29.70 58.80 70.47 2951/539 2333.35 85.00 201209 293.89 34.47 23.82 AAED
Ice Make Refrig. (10) 2003 15.67 74.0 - 137.65 9.20 5.68 12.0 3.60 34.20 10.97 120/58 67.75 - 201209 79.37 1.45 0.93 H
509692 Ind Card Cloth (10) 2003 4.55 57.0 81/1:2 61.31 -1.60 -7.27 - - 129.40 - 155/75 128.70 - 201209 30.29 -1.76 -3.54 AAED
505737 Intl Combustion (10) 2003 2.39 53.0 - 123.95 2.40 -1.54 - - 394.30 - 199/91 170.50 - 201209 70.51 -6.60 -27.64 H
Jash Engineering (10) 2003 11.84 - 277.74 13.70 20.15 24.0 17.00 106.00 17.11 344/93 305.10 - 201209 120.34 10.40 8.79 H
500147 John Cockerill (10) 2003 4.94 75.0 - 371.00 6.10 24.45 50.0 49.50 419.80 12.27 880/432 809.60 17.00 201209 134.28 -20.10 -40.71
505750 Jost’s Engineering Co (10) 2003 0.93 49.0 - 114.95 8.30 3.26 30.0 34.90 268.60 13.02 837/461 550.00 17.70 201209 56.52 2.29 24.55
524109 Kabra Extrusion (5) 2003 15.95 57.0 10/1:1 220.19 5.10 5.33 30.0 1.70 72.80 2.23 215/44 163.45 77.50 201209 167.58 11.53 3.61 AAED
505890 Kennametal India (10) 2006 21.98 75.0 00/1:1 705.00 9.90 38.01 - 17.30 252.80 17.22 1240/650 1104.80 68.40 201209 371.60 23.90 10.87 AAED
Macpower CNC (10) 2003 10.00 - 81.48 5.20 2.37 - 2.40 69.30 21.10 126/53 85.10 - 200906 28.24 1.34 1.34

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Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

523792 Mazda (10) 2003 4.01 41.0 - 179.68 14.00 16.65 100.0 41.60 329.20 12.51 640/233 444.05 10.60 201209 112.16 13.55 33.86 AAED
505355 NESCO (2) 2003 14.09 68.0 10/1:1 431.73 64.40 233.89 150.0 33.20 192.70 18.50 639/381 489.00 15.30 201209 216.02 132.76 18.84 AAED
530129 Nile Ltd (10) 2003 3.00 50.0 - 592.67 3.60 10.93 10.0 36.40 469.00 8.03 419/166 309.45 8.50 201209 364.49 8.05 26.82 H
532439 Olectra Greentech (4) 2003 32.83 61.0 - 200.52 4.40 -2.61 - - 84.80 - 233/53 198.15 173.80 201209 132.46 3.20 0.39 AAED
531092 Om Metals Infra (1) 2003 9.63 71.0 - 187.07 7.50 14.13 20.0 1.50 63.70 2.27 27/11 23.15 12.50 201209 120.61 15.72 1.55 B
517417 Patels Airtemp (10) 2003 5.07 47.0 - 237.42 9.70 11.31 25.0 22.30 176.60 13.36 170/75 134.70 6.30 201209 183.29 8.35 16.48 B
513519 Pitti Engineering (5) 2003 16.03 60.0 - 529.30 14.70 17.08 - 5.30 64.80 9.02 78/20 65.50 12.00 201209 347.82 7.56 2.36 H
539636 Precision Camshafts (10) 2003 94.99 64.0 746.23 15.00 36.18 10.0 3.80 65.10 5.92 52/23 44.20 7.60 201209 250.55 44.34 4.67 B
522257 Rajoo Eng (1) 2003 6.15 66.0 - 93.55 7.80 1.47 - 0.20 11.00 12.57 25/6 20.25 - 201209 95.92 7.05 1.15 H
531215 RTS Power Corp. (10) 2003 9.17 71.0 - 112.27 5.90 11.86 - 12.90 136.70 5.04 60/18 44.20 3.30 201209 46.39 2.82 3.08 H
522034 Shanthi Gears (1) 2003 7.67 70.0 04/1:1 242.29 14.40 24.94 200.0 3.30 29.80 9.40 146/63 129.45 38.70 201209 143.66 10.75 1.40 H
513097 Shivalik Bimetal (2) 2003 7.68 62.0 17/1:1 187.22 11.10 13.24 15.0 3.40 30.00 12.04 98/23 80.95 24.30 201209 136.85 15.58 4.06 B
523606 Sika Internplant (10) 2003 4.24 72.0 62.77 14.40 7.35 11.0 17.30 131.40 14.84 380/144 278.00 16.20 201209 57.28 8.37 19.76 B
504959 Stovec Ind (10) 2012 2.09 71.0 86/1:2 150.12 11.00 13.46 - 64.40 648.10 21.83 2315/1510 1800.00 28.10 - - - - AAED
522229 Taneja Aerospace (5) 2003 12.47 51.0 - 32.25 42.30 5.79 - 2.30 39.40 6.07 46/18 29.50 12.90 201209 24.91 5.20 2.09 B
505196 TIL (10) 2003 10.03 56.0 - 377.03 -17.00 -14.14 - - 298.20 - 204/109 172.00 - 201209 242.80 -33.45 -33.35 AAED
532966 Titagarh Wagons (2) 2003 23.12 46.0 1766.32 5.60 38.72 - 3.30 66.30 2.40 62/29 48.50 7.10 201209 756.40 33.11 2.78 AAED
505978 Triton Valves (10) 2003 1.03 50.0 213.88 10.50 5.45 150.0 52.90 751.60 7.04 1199/505 900.00 16.80 201209 156.34 3.95 38.40
522014 United Drilling (10) 2003 20.30 75.0 18/1:1 111.75 47.50 45.22 46.0 22.30 80.80 30.57 376/95 325.00 14.10 201209 95.94 28.53 14.03 H
512229 Veritas (India) (1) 2003 2.68 60.0 - 2036.85 6.80 122.91 5.0 45.80 704.60 6.85 71/26 65.80 20.30 201209 377.51 6.75 2.52
522122 Voith Paper (10) 2003 4.39 74.0 - 117.61 26.70 25.17 50.0 57.30 533.10 11.28 1200/760 1065.00 18.50 201209 87.40 20.47 46.64 B
522029 Windsor Machines (2) 2003 12.99 59.0 283.05 1.70 15.23 - 2.30 42.30 - 33/10 28.35 16.90 201209 171.24 0.63 0.10 H
522108 Yuken India (10) 2003 12.00 53.0 18/3:1 242.16 5.20 0.79 6.0 0.70 144.80 0.45 555/306 450.00 91.20 201209 107.23 -2.88 -2.40
42 - ENGINEERING - TURNKEY PROJECTS
542057 BCPL Railway Infra. (10) 2003 16.72 71.0 - 127.17 10.10 9.81 6.0 5.90 38.80 16.09 115/34 59.50 10.30 201209 39.72 4.74 2.84 H
532178 Engineers India (5) 2003 315.96 52.0 10/2:1 3236.54 14.10 422.32 103.0 6.70 38.10 17.78 94/60 75.90 10.00 201209 1987.98 228.95 3.62 B
532309 GE Power India (10) 2003 67.23 69.0 - 2445.86 6.90 69.11 20.0 10.30 136.40 7.68 549/177 273.50 27.00 201209 2412.52 51.26 7.62 B
541956 IRCON Inter. (10) 2003 94.05 89.0 5391.51 11.40 464.01 238.0 9.90 88.70 11.41 108/73 86.90 9.00 201209 2687.38 219.23 4.66 H
540115 L&T Technology (02) 2003 20.91 89.0 - 5619.10 19.80 820.16 1050.0 78.50 264.80 31.26 3062/1066 2839.80 38.60 201209 3661.00 482.50 46.10 AAED
539302 Power Mech (10) 2003 14.71 64.0 - 2164.68 12.50 131.28 10.0 89.20 646.60 15.87 599/310 556.00 7.30 201209 1024.25 -73.66 -50.07 H
523445 Reliance Indl Infra (10) 2003 15.10 45.0 - 79.80 9.20 9.71 30.0 6.40 245.20 2.62 480/211 366.90 67.30 201209 39.23 5.30 3.51
541556 RITES (10) 2003 250.00 87.0 19/1:4 2474.41 26.80 615.04 160.0 24.60 105.30 24.33 293/220 241.00 9.50 201209 1178.53 289.79 11.66 AAED
530073 Sanghvi Movers (2) 2003 8.66 47.0 - 322.87 48.50 -9.81 - - 167.80 - 127/49 110.00 - 201209 142.61 -30.22 -6.98 H
542760 Sterling & Wilson (1) 2003 16.04 77.0 - 5575.29 5.90 309.78 600.0 19.30 67.40 32.24 344/98 312.80 15.60 201209 1874.65 -8.78 -0.55 B
532667 Suzlon Energy (2) 2003 1645.10 21.0 - 2972.85 -28.50 -2566.35 - - -12.30 - 9/2 4.83 - 201209 655.94 -176.53 -0.25 B
Zodiac Energy (10) 2003 7.32 72.0 20/1:1 68.18 7.10 3.00 - 4.10 32.10 16.50 24/11 17.05 - 200906 44.32 1.18 1.61 B
43 - ENGINES
500480 Cummins India (2) 2003 55.44 51.0 11/2:5 5191.45 11.40 699.08 700.0 25.20 158.80 16.10 933/313 872.15 42.20 201209 3025.23 432.18 15.59 H
501455 Greaves Cotton (2) 2003 46.24 51.0 95/1:2 1910.96 11.10 122.03 - 5.30 34.50 13.81 158/66 133.50 28.90 201209 872.06 -13.52 -0.58 B
533293 Kirloskar Oil Engine (2) 2003 28.92 59.0 - 3379.45 8.80 156.62 200.0 10.80 120.70 9.10 185/95 157.25 19.50 201209 1779.86 97.04 6.71 H
500407 Swaraj Engines (10) 2003 12.13 51.0 05/2:1 773.70 13.00 71.05 400.0 58.60 194.40 29.99 1709/906 1340.00 22.70 201209 681.66 59.98 49.43 H
44 - ENTERTAINMENT / ELECTRONIC MEDIA
532382 Balaji Telefilms (2) 2003 20.23 33.0 - 573.55 8.30 -22.10 20.0 - 68.40 - 102/37 58.95 10.10 201209 214.14 12.00 1.19
533137 Den Networks (10) 2003 477.22 36.0 1291.45 16.40 69.96 - 1.50 55.80 - 115/33 48.50 34.10 201209 919.46 208.56 4.37 H
532839 Dish TV (1) 2003 184.13 64.0 3556.34 55.40 139.55 - 0.80 20.90 - 16/4 9.86 3.50 201209 1243.91 198.73 1.03
532700 Entertainment Nt (10) 2003 47.67 71.0 - 548.14 23.10 7.79 10.0 1.60 192.40 0.84 190/115 151.00 63.10 201209 169.78 -43.61 -9.15
540602 GTPL Hathway (10) 2003 112.46 74.0 2384.08 18.10 112.41 30.0 10.00 64.80 16.14 163/40 127.35 14.20 201209 1196.13 94.92 8.44
533162 Hathway Cable (2) 2003 354.02 43.0 - 1798.39 24.90 67.07 - 0.40 21.10 - 57/14 22.70 - 201209 458.62 94.59 0.53
532706 Inox Leisure (10) 2003 102.86 49.0 - 1897.44 31.50 15.28 10.0 1.50 60.50 1.93 359/158 263.95 229.00 201209 15.49 -243.98 -23.85
532529 NDTV (4) 2003 25.79 61.0 - 373.17 14.10 20.86 - 3.20 13.70 - 66/22 58.65 44.20 201209 148.92 20.25 3.14
532748 Prime focus (1) 2003 29.92 35.0 - 2929.24 13.80 -70.60 - - 13.10 - 75/17 64.50 - 201209 36.56 25.59 0.86
532689 PVR (10) 2003 55.17 20.0 - 3414.44 31.60 25.69 40.0 4.70 322.60 1.73 1592/724 1066.95 246.80 201209 57.49 -443.17 -82.19
532163 Saregama India (10) 2003 17.43 59.0 - 521.47 11.60 43.55 15.0 25.20 169.40 14.17 1848/209 1698.10 60.30 201209 313.25 72.32 42.14
538685 Shemaroo Enter (10) 2003 27.18 66.0 513.14 14.60 34.64 - 12.70 219.60 5.93 95/51 69.90 6.20 201209 229.31 -21.50 -7.91
532733 Sun Tv (5) 2003 197.04 75.0 07/1:1 3519.85 65.60 1270.04 500.0 32.20 145.30 22.58 571/327 464.35 16.90 201209 2334.60 1070.53 27.16
532800 TV 18 Broadcast (2) 2003 342.87 60.0 - 5174.94 13.50 249.08 - 1.50 21.80 - 42/15 27.25 - 201209 789.78 31.81 0.19
532515 TV Today (5) 2003 29.83 57.0 - 857.22 25.20 139.36 445.0 23.40 146.00 15.77 305/167 271.25 11.30 201209 567.98 95.00 15.92 B
539141 UFO Moviez (10) 2003 28.35 28.0 502.12 24.00 30.86 150.0 10.90 134.50 7.23 104/64 73.45 2.30 201209 3.81 -77.61 -27.38
505537 Zee Entertainment (1) 2003 96.05 42.0 10/1:1 8129.90 14.10 669.26 30.0 7.00 97.30 7.33 261/128 188.20 19.40 201209 4782.21 705.60 7.35
532794 Zee Media (1) 2003 47.08 69.0 - 631.75 34.70 91.18 - 1.90 7.80 6.15 8/4 6.14 - 201209 410.27 50.75 1.08

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Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

45 - FASTENERS
507998 Simmonds Marshall (2) 2003 2.24 57.0 - 151.56 -0.10 -7.75 - - 52.00 - 50/20 29.30 - 201209 81.19 -15.15 -13.53 AAED
530759 Sterling Tools (2) 2003 7.20 65.0 05/1:1 364.24 16.60 29.83 100.0 8.30 85.10 10.16 233/105 194.30 22.90 201209 226.53 14.91 4.14
500403 Sundram Fasteners (1) 2003 21.01 50.0 07/1:1 3723.23 15.90 324.86 415.0 15.50 95.00 16.81 839/259 709.45 50.20 201209 1926.63 198.12 9.43 AAED
46 - FERTILIZERS
532935 Aries Agro Ltd (10) 2003 13.00 53.0 - 371.50 11.10 11.38 5.0 8.80 149.40 5.94 118/41 83.50 6.70 201209 316.25 25.82 19.86 H
500085 Chambal Fert (10) 2003 416.21 58.0 - 12205.95 15.10 1133.00 40.0 27.20 85.20 35.18 267/117 233.45 8.20 201209 11078.25 1181.76 28.39 AAED
506395 Coromandel International (1) 2003 29.32 62.0 86/1:2 13136.69 13.20 1069.22 1200.0 36.50 147.30 27.86 880/507 770.00 21.00 201209 11321.67 1155.90 39.43
500645 Deepak Fertilisers & Peto. (10) 2003 102.68 51.0 - 4685.38 10.10 32.89 30.0 3.20 224.40 1.58 275/86 259.30 - 201209 1366.95 159.45 16.87 B
590024 FAC Travancore (10) 2003 647.07 90.0 - 2769.91 10.10 3.49 - 0.10 -7.60 - 139/37 114.90 - 201209 2437.66 202.22 3.13
500670 GNFC (10) 2003 155.42 41.0 - 5162.42 9.10 433.99 50.0 27.90 341.00 8.37 340/124 318.15 10.20 201209 3395.66 380.30 24.47 AAED
500690 GSFC (2) 2003 79.70 38.0 91/3:10 7797.98 4.10 112.89 60.0 2.80 172.20 1.59 107/39 90.10 35.20 201209 5771.80 285.67 7.17 B
590134 Madras Fert (10) 2003 161.10 85.0 1339.36 2.50 -69.91 - - -44.10 - 35/13 24.95 - 201209 1071.93 -23.72 -1.47 H
530011 Mangalore Chem (10) 2003 118.52 75.0 - 2710.84 7.60 67.13 5.0 5.70 46.00 12.90 92/27 73.20 14.00 201209 1545.61 52.37 4.42 H
523630 National Fertilisers (10) 2003 490.58 75.0 - 13135.36 5.90 126.09 10.0 2.60 38.80 13.94 70/23 53.50 13.00 201209 8944.49 252.67 5.15 H
524037 Rama Phosphates (10) 2003 17.69 75.0 - 448.63 5.50 15.18 10.0 8.60 93.90 9.57 166/27 130.75 14.60 201209 371.49 29.34 16.22 H
524230 RCF (10) 2003 551.69 75.0 - 9697.95 6.00 302.08 28.0 5.50 57.60 - 100/33 74.00 15.00 201209 5985.87 221.09 4.01 AAED
590030 SPIC (10) 2003 203.64 46.0 - 2079.18 5.40 67.41 - 3.30 21.30 - 35/13 30.05 10.30 201209 1169.30 9.35 0.83 H
534742 Zuari Agro Chem. (10) 2003 42.06 66.0 5010.79 -3.70 -765.55 - - 81.10 - 124/72 93.10 - 201209 1408.81 -235.61 -56.02 AAED

47 - FINANCIAL SERVICES
540776 5 Paisa Capital (10) 2003 25.48 34.0 - 108.28 8.80 -7.90 - - 54.30 - 467/115 290.00 - 201209 143.90 11.20 4.40
540691 Aditya Birla Cap. 10 2003 2414.13 73.0 - 17060.95 33.60 926.69 - 3.80 52.10 8.39 140/41 127.40 - 201209 31.03 10.63 0.04 H
500034 Bajaj Finance Ltd. (2) 2003 120.02 55.0 16/1:1 26385.63 65.20 5265.40 500.0 87.40 536.50 20.24 5922/1783 5029.95 62.70 201209 17525.98 2794.66 46.54 H
532978 Bajaj Finserv (5) 2003 79.57 58.0 54352.13 33.60 3369.13 100.0 211.70 1966.90 12.24 10586/3986 9663.00 227.70 201209 73.03 10.08 0.60 H
531595 Capri Global (2) 2003 35.03 75.0 - 719.50 71.30 161.35 10.0 9.20 87.90 11.04 423/115 395.85 50.70 201209 404.65 126.69 7.23
511243 Chola Investment (2) 2003 163.93 53.0 90/1:2 8712.63 72.20 1053.81 85.0 12.90 100.00 14.63 588/120 557.70 44.00 201209 6855.21 1271.70 15.52 B
541770 Creditaccess Gram. (10) 2003 144.08 80.0 1684.36 62.10 327.50 - 22.70 185.30 13.01 839/327 614.50 29.20 201209 1420.43 70.13 4.75 AAED
541053 East India Sec. (10) 2003 3.67 73.0 71.23 80.10 44.66 - 121.80 1071.60 12.05 1034/994 1005.00 8.30 200906 44.32 29.35 80.06
532922 Edelweiss Capital (1) 2003 93.49 34.0 10/1:1 9602.63 25.80 -2045.25 - - 65.60 - 101/30 68.10 - 201209 177.73 -121.26 -1.36 H
532285 Geogit BNP. P. (1) 2003 23.83 62.0 05/1:1 306.21 32.70 49.97 150.0 2.10 21.20 9.68 64/18 50.60 27.20 201209 287.49 79.73 3.35 AAED
541729 HDFC Asset Manag. 05 2003 106.45 83.0 - 2143.39 79.00 1262.38 560.0 59.30 189.30 35.56 3358/2071 2856.45 49.80 201209 1349.60 1009.68 47.43
500189 Hinduja Ventures (10) 2003 24.05 71.0 999.98 -5.80 -168.42 50.0 - 51.30 - 721/245 453.00 - 201209 507.59 -60.73 -26.17 B
541179 ICICI Sec. (5) 2003 161.09 79.0 1724.94 52.00 542.58 220.0 16.80 37.50 48.08 569/308 390.15 23.40 201209 1846.05 738.42 22.92 B
532659 IDFC (10) 2003 1596.35 - - 372.83 -99.90 -915.00 32.0 - 52.10 - 59/13 46.25 - 201209 -0.54 -16.87 -0.11 B
500106 IFCI (10) 2003 1895.99 56.0 - 2905.68 53.10 -93.20 - - 28.70 - 16/4 11.12 - 201209 1534.62 -1109.17 -5.85 H
542773 IIFL Securities (2) 2003 63.92 - - 787.63 43.60 162.77 100.0 5.10 27.50 21.04 66/29 47.80 10.50 201209 461.62 132.96 4.16 H
542772 IIFL Wealth (2) 2003 17.47 24.0 - 1527.48 53.90 201.82 1000.0 23.10 342.40 6.84 1358/810 1174.00 45.30 201209 82.97 382.10 43.76
541336 Indostar Capital (10) 2003 123.19 59.0 1529.34 25.20 -324.44 10.0 - 220.10 - 412/238 308.00 - 201209 920.70 70.26 6.01 H
523405 J M Financial (1) 2003 95.22 62.0 08/3:2 3453.55 72.80 544.98 20.0 5.70 67.30 10.12 102/56 79.70 64.80 201209 219.78 106.57 1.15 B
533519 L & T Finance (10) 2003 2006.53 64.0 14571.64 70.60 1700.37 9.0 8.50 73.20 12.08 113/53 88.55 89.10 201209 53.13 57.18 0.29 B
507912 LKP Finance (10) 2003 12.57 64.0 - 19.41 -99.90 -22.76 20.0 - 114.90 - 139/46 68.80 - 201209 75.45 52.43 41.72
532720 M & M Financial (2) 2003 247.11 51.0 - 12041.65 58.90 1074.67 - 8.70 121.90 9.25 224/88 171.00 26.40 201209 7796.17 185.18 1.74 AAED
524000 Magma Fincorp (2) 2003 53.90 24.0 - 2562.85 54.70 27.04 - 1.00 102.00 0.98 143/13 111.35 - 201209 1416.80 47.55 1.76 H
511551 Monarch Networth (10) 2003 31.05 65.0 70.44 16.90 2.28 - 0.70 26.40 2.81 70/15 61.95 - 201209 55.11 10.69 3.49
532892 Motilal Oswal (1) 2003 14.80 71.0 - 2364.48 34.30 182.69 400.0 12.30 208.60 5.95 742/465 620.00 45.80 201209 1493.40 460.53 31.26
532900 Paisalo Digital (10) 2003 42.29 26.0 3:1/10 374.77 62.60 54.13 10.0 12.80 180.30 7.61 877/144 649.00 54.50 201209 227.22 58.94 13.94
500111 Reliance Capital (10) 2003 252.70 52.0 - 23265.00 -8.80 -1068.72 - - -90.90 - 15/4 10.28 - 201209 561.00 -7107.00 -283.01 H
532915 Religare Enter (10) 2003 258.84 51.0 - 2397.48 0.70 -772.69 - - 3.90 - 115/21 94.00 - 201209 4.33 69.53 2.69
533259 Sastasunder Ventures (10) 2003 31.81 74.0 - 388.56 -13.40 -38.98 - - 64.50 - 152/53 118.05 - 201209 - -0.08 -0.03 H
539404 Satin Creditcare (10) 2003 52.04 33.0 1503.40 54.30 154.95 - 29.80 278.50 12.00 113/50 93.00 3.20 201209 817.02 -56.32 -9.98
532498 Shriram City (10) 2003 66.00 34.0 96/1:4 6239.30 61.00 1022.96 60.0 155.00 1124.70 14.61 1640/617 1439.45 9.30 201209 4246.73 728.86 110.43
542759 Spandana Sphoorty (10) 2003 64.32 63.0 - 1469.51 64.90 351.46 - 54.60 408.30 - 830/404 583.60 10.80 201209 935.71 87.34 13.58
590071 Sundaram Finance (10) 2003 111.10 36.0 12/1:1 4719.86 74.30 777.56 130.0 70.00 601.10 12.02 2884/1165 2450.00 37.50 201209 2986.35 599.84 53.99
501301 Tata Inv. Corpn. (10) 2003 50.60 73.0 05/1:2 143.98 70.60 90.56 180.0 17.90 1592.50 1.13 1180/655 1002.00 42.70 201209 115.33 92.32 18.25 AAED
539874 Ujjivan Fin. Service (10) 2003 121.61 - - 2968.10 53.60 281.43 8.0 23.10 233.50 11.93 311/145 203.20 - 201209 - 2.31 0.19 AAED
511333 VLS Finance (10) 2003 38.66 45.0 7.76 -99.90 39.25 15.0 10.20 453.00 8.99 97/33 81.45 9.70 201209 103.82 112.93 29.21 B
48 - FINANCIAL SERVICES - HOUSING/SPECIAL PURPOSE
541988 Aavas Financiers (10) 2003 78.38 58.0 903.35 74.90 249.04 - 31.80 267.70 12.66 2675/936 2412.00 74.80 201209 813.76 201.88 25.77
BSE (2) 2003 9.00 - - 518.19 20.10 82.80 850.0 18.40 480.90 3.46 658/302 609.95 25.54 201209 294.73 82.31 20.03 B
511196 Can Fin Homes (2) 2003 26.63 30.0 - 2030.45 92.20 376.14 100.0 28.20 161.50 19.13 619/265 552.65 20.10 201209 1545.77 353.48 26.55 AAED
534804 Care Ratings (10) 2003 29.46 - 243.64 33.40 82.37 195.0 28.00 173.00 15.87 588/296 480.00 17.10 201209 150.94 63.73 21.63 B

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We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

CDSL (10) 2003 104.50 24.0 225.06 39.60 106.04 45.0 10.10 69.30 15.23 647/179 751.25 71.84 201209 191.17 118.08 11.30 H
500092 CRISIL (C) (1) 2012 7.27 67.0 - 1981.83 25.20 354.73 2700.0 48.80 180.50 29.19 2125/1261 1842.00 81.70 - - - -
511072 Dewan Housing Fin (10) 2003 313.82 39.0 15/1:1 9578.85 -99.90 -13452.12 - - -176.70 - 43/10 15.55 - 201209 6736.12 -15147.90 -482.69 B
533452 Ebixcash World (10) 2003 11.13 75.0 5915.82 1.80 39.19 - 35.20 128.90 31.58 600/295 471.00 13.60 201209 93.22 38.56 34.66 AAED
511676 GIC Housing Fin (10) 2003 53.85 42.0 - 1254.91 84.20 45.61 20.0 8.50 234.60 14.48 149/62 118.25 14.00 201209 933.04 25.87 4.80
500010 HDFC (2) 2003 359.16 - 02/1:1 107542.00 49.00 21434.57 1050.0 119.40 760.00 18.00 2895/1486 2418.35 25.50 201209 36452.64 8847.47 50.10 B
540530 HUDCO (10) 2003 2001.90 90.0 7571.63 92.80 1708.19 31.0 8.50 61.70 14.66 55/21 41.50 5.30 201209 5475.20 1052.25 5.26 H
532835 ICRA (10) 2003 9.65 50.0 - 321.09 29.90 96.32 270.0 99.80 727.00 14.35 3985/2121 3324.15 51.80 201209 132.80 36.69 38.14 H
540565 India Grid Trust (100) 2003 5834.83 - 1242.71 95.70 505.72 12.0 8.70 95.40 - 144/92 127.15 18.30 201209 919.00 753.37 12.91
535789 Indiabulls Hsg Fin (2) 2003 92.47 23.0 13223.23 84.50 2201.77 1550.0 47.60 350.90 13.75 264/89 168.75 4.70 201209 6587.61 652.81 14.80 B
540750 Indian Energy (IEX) (1) 2003 29.96 - 257.13 79.70 165.89 250.0 5.50 12.70 44.59 392/138 337.45 68.60 201209 222.09 149.66 5.02 H
500253 LIC Hsg Finance (2) 2003 100.93 40.0 - 19706.76 92.10 2403.17 400.0 47.60 361.90 13.89 488/219 382.75 8.70 201209 14879.46 2335.42 46.28 AAED
531213 Manappuram (2) 2003 169.23 35.0 11/1:1 5549.97 70.60 1466.86 138.0 17.30 67.50 28.60 187/98 145.15 11.20 201209 3856.79 1239.96 14.66 H
534091 MCX (10) 2003 51.00 - - 374.15 42.00 217.60 300.0 42.70 266.50 16.67 1875/950 1493.00 39.60 201209 258.38 157.90 31.02
533398 Muthoot Finance (10) 2003 401.08 74.0 9707.27 77.00 3139.18 150.0 78.30 313.90 28.85 1405/659 1175.05 16.60 201209 7733.35 2726.51 67.98 H
532366 PNB Gilts (10) 2003 180.01 74.0 882.60 94.10 246.94 30.0 13.70 57.90 25.59 61/24 50.55 3.60 201209 959.79 468.25 26.01 AAED
540173 PNB Housing (10) 2003 168.19 33.0 8489.55 79.50 646.73 - 38.50 475.50 8.32 475/165 370.00 9.00 201209 5751.80 795.24 47.28 B
532810 Power Fin Corp (10) 2003 2640.08 66.0 16/1:1 62296.79 88.10 7123.47 95.0 27.00 187.10 14.76 141/74 108.90 5.10 201209 28072.57 6117.40 23.17 H
533344 PTC India Fin. (10) 2003 642.28 65.0 - 1369.71 81.90 110.00 5.0 1.70 32.00 5.26 24/8 17.25 10.10 201209 856.35 79.26 1.23 B
535322 Repco Home Fin (10) 2003 62.56 37.0 1351.08 88.50 298.12 25.0 47.70 292.50 17.60 377/91 276.15 6.50 201209 1040.31 224.40 35.87 H
532955 Rural Elec. Corp. (10) 2003 1974.92 59.0 16/1:1 30016.19 86.50 4973.40 110.0 25.20 179.20 14.22 157/84 129.30 5.60 201209 26242.28 6292.15 31.86 AAED
511218 Shriram Transport Fin (10) 2003 253.06 26.0 - 16581.46 71.60 2511.42 50.0 99.20 775.90 14.73 1535/532 1393.20 13.30 201209 12926.50 1732.34 70.33 H
526650 Tourism Finance (10) 2003 80.72 9.0 265.66 82.30 81.02 - 10.00 93.40 10.87 76/27 56.50 5.40 201209 198.93 62.56 7.75 H

49 - FINANCIAL INVESTMENT & HOLDING

507525 Amrit Corp. (10) 2003 3.04 75.0 74.25 -2.30 -3.42 50.0 - 650.30 - 825/581 690.00 - 201209 22.99 13.83 45.53
500490 Bajaj Hold & Inv. (10) 2003 111.29 44.0 97/1:2 3493.50 8.60 2992.00 400.0 268.80 2494.70 10.94 3785/1850 3361.55 21.40 201209 286.49 164.84 14.80 H
532485 Balmar Lawr Inv (10) 2003 22.20 60.0 - 1634.96 13.80 105.62 375.0 47.60 497.00 9.70 526/292 462.80 12.30 201209 85.30 83.36 37.56
533095 Bengal & Assam (10) 2003 11.30 75.0 11145.41 10.20 434.32 150.0 384.50 2986.90 13.62 1675/1030 1393.00 12.50 201209 31.09 6.87 6.08 H
533303 BF Investment (5) 2003 18.83 73.0 240.08 6.20 146.57 - 38.90 454.30 7.79 368/224 301.30 18.30 201209 21.03 13.19 3.50 B
504973 Cholamandalam Fin. (1) 2003 18.77 49.0 04/1:1 13135.64 49.80 550.82 65.0 29.30 244.50 12.91 618/222 590.50 136.40 201209 7.35 -10.26 -0.55 AAED
539844 Equitas Holdings (10) 2003 341.79 - - 2935.90 54.70 204.78 - 6.00 81.40 7.84 102/38 82.85 - 201209 11.81 146.81 4.30 H
532636 IIFL Finance (2) 2003 75.68 29.0 - 4820.19 65.50 501.45 113.0 13.30 125.80 11.02 347/58 263.90 77.10 201209 2421.46 183.48 4.85 AAED
532642 Jindal Holding (10) 2003 11.10 61.0 - 121.01 95.40 106.44 - 95.90 6407.40 1.38 4299/1422 3751.20 42.40 201209 77.78 55.52 50.17
500243 Kirloskar Indus. (10) 2003 9.71 73.0 07/1:1 1930.05 13.70 96.24 100.0 99.10 1063.30 8.03 1620/454 1283.05 21.90 201209 13.64 13.64 14.05 AAED
500266 Maha Scooters (10) 2003 11.43 51.0 97/1:1 213.83 90.40 179.96 500.0 157.40 7183.50 1.84 4043/1815 3347.55 24.00 201209 7.75 6.00 5.25 B
539940 Max Ventures (10) 2003 146.62 38.0 - 1399.50 11.90 37.43 - 2.60 59.70 - 67/26 57.25 - 201209 24.52 7.50 0.51 H
532256 Nalwa Sons (10) 2003 5.14 56.0 - 59.04 -1.70 9.32 - 18.10 6200.90 9.91 1446/527 1278.85 26.80 201209 39.67 27.49 53.53
532798 Network 18 media (5) 2003 523.47 75.0 5357.15 11.10 -285.80 - - 5.00 - 50/18 35.60 - 201209 81.23 -103.52 -0.99
505800 Rane Holdings (10) 2003 14.28 46.0 94/1:1 2234.75 4.80 11.08 80.0 7.80 575.80 1.31 713/328 569.95 16.00 201209 48.18 17.94 12.57 AAED
500439 Vardhman Hold. (10) 2003 3.19 75.0 167.03 3.90 159.71 - 500.70 6663.60 7.75 2147/710 1713.00 - 201209 11.48 9.02 28.28
505533 Westlife Deve. (2) 2003 31.13 62.0 - 1547.79 14.00 2.75 - 0.20 37.10 0.47 535/271 403.00 - 201209 - -0.25 -0.02
500780 Zuari Global (10) 2003 29.44 56.0 - 771.03 -24.60 -298.47 10.0 - 396.30 - 123/36 82.75 6.00 201209 4.92 35.97 12.22 B

50 - FOOD BEVERAGES & DAIRY PRODUCTS

500825 Britannia Ind (1) 2003 24.07 51.0 10/1:1 11599.55 15.90 1415.48 3500.0 58.80 182.90 32.70 4015/2700 3801.05 62.60 201209 9426.19 1406.57 58.44 AAED
531531 Hatsun Agro (1) 2003 16.17 73.0 16/2:5 5308.33 10.40 112.30 400.0 6.90 55.90 13.14 889/359 727.70 176.20 201209 4000.87 189.21 8.78 AAED
519552 Heritage Foods (5) 2003 23.20 40.0 13/1:1 2725.90 -13.50 -145.12 50.0 - 98.40 - 378/225 319.90 - 201209 1801.29 120.59 25.99 AAED
533155 Jubilant Food (10) 2003 131.97 45.0 18/1:1 3927.27 22.20 302.25 60.0 22.90 85.90 25.12 3215/1317 2729.55 122.10 201209 2243.01 129.38 9.80
507621 Milk Food (10) 2003 4.89 50.0 - 551.41 4.50 8.28 - 16.90 238.60 7.36 580/301 324.50 18.70 201209 267.38 1.92 3.93
500790 Nestle India (10) 2012 96.42 63.0 96/1:2 13350.03 24.00 2082.43 2000.0 216.00 209.40 70.27 18821/15104 17211.50 81.00 - - - - H
539889 Parag Milk Foods (10) 2003 84.11 49.0 - 2437.92 8.70 94.81 5.0 11.30 108.20 10.92 129/80 106.35 9.70 201209 1369.51 29.55 3.52 AAED
539351 Prabhat Dairy (10) 2003 97.68 50.0 - 533.09 -27.40 -109.18 - - 48.20 6.47 100/45 99.45 - 201209 262.45 18.50 1.89
534425 Speciality Rest. (10) 2003 46.96 51.0 357.78 11.80 -16.63 - - 34.90 - 55/25 37.50 - 201209 84.72 -37.65 -8.02
500231 Umang Dairies (5) 2003 11.00 75.0 - 244.76 4.50 2.83 10.0 1.30 26.80 4.86 70/34 57.30 42.70 201209 182.50 5.12 2.33
519156 Vadilal Inds (10) 2003 7.19 65.0 - 599.27 13.10 41.16 - 57.20 239.00 27.09 979/477 926.00 20.50 201209 215.76 -31.01 -43.14
540180 Varun Beverages (C) (10) 2012 288.69 74.0 19/1:2 6450.14 17.60 329.00 - 11.40 122.10 17.56 1096/547 1005.90 100.90 - - - - H
51 - FOOD PROCESSING
519183 ADF Food (10) 2003 20.02 46.0 - 272.82 14.80 43.14 30.0 21.50 101.90 22.93 960/176 947.75 59.70 201209 166.05 23.72 11.85 H
540692 Apex Frozen Foods (10) 2003 31.25 - 827.11 10.50 60.64 20.0 19.40 126.70 16.15 329/170 219.00 11.30 201209 636.57 35.91 11.49
519295 Bambino Agro (10) 2003 8.01 75.0 - 247.91 6.60 8.32 - 10.40 75.90 9.48 278/89 176.10 27.30 201209 223.14 8.82 11.02 H
530307 Chaman Lal Setia (2) 2003 10.35 75.0 797.69 9.90 52.36 25.0 10.10 52.80 20.99 114/35 87.30 8.60 201209 625.88 60.62 11.73 AAED
519588 DFM Foods (2) 2003 10.05 38.0 - 507.94 8.20 24.14 - 4.80 28.90 17.61 444/170 354.85 74.90 201209 391.58 27.80 5.54 H

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

507552 Foods & Inns (1) 2003 5.03 44.0 19/2:1 392.25 8.50 11.04 20.0 2.20 35.60 6.32 65/38 52.50 24.50 201209 198.79 -0.75 -0.15
533400 Future Consumer (6) 2003 1152.67 48.0 4040.33 1.10 -130.84 - - 5.50 - 20/5 7.20 - 201209 321.47 -227.19 -0.97
540743 Godrej Agrovet (10) 2003 192.03 69.0 6956.16 7.00 315.10 55.0 16.40 95.70 18.07 569/349 515.75 33.10 201209 3449.21 245.45 12.78 B
539725 Gokul Agro (2) 2003 26.38 73.0 - 5587.26 2.10 19.02 - 1.40 19.40 7.76 28/10 21.75 20.10 201209 5122.84 20.65 1.57
507598 KLRF (10) 2003 5.54 51.0 - 229.96 5.50 2.72 - 4.90 67.10 7.76 54/26 44.20 9.60 201209 158.91 3.17 5.74
530813 KRBL (1) 2003 23.54 59.0 - 4499.02 19.30 558.14 280.0 23.70 132.90 19.07 340/173 182.65 8.10 201209 3017.91 421.79 17.92
532783 L T Foods Ltd. (1) 2003 31.98 56.0 - 4146.12 11.20 187.39 50.0 5.90 46.30 13.34 70/20 63.30 25.30 201209 1755.7 84.25 2.63
540724 Prataap Snacks (5) 2003 11.73 71.0 1393.79 5.80 34.16 20.0 14.60 259.20 5.84 760/435 566.90 42.00 201209 736.46 11.05 4.71
519091 Tasty Bite (10) 2003 2.57 74.0 - 425.77 10.50 41.11 20.0 160.20 635.80 27.86 16099/8650 14197.90 90.60 201209 262.84 25.47 99.27
540955 Tasty Dairy (10) 2003 20.43 74.0 - 403.16 3.00 4.67 - 2.30 35.60 6.61 30/16 24.50 10.00 201209 265.55 2.80 1.37 AAED
519152 Vadilal Enterp (10) 2003 0.86 51.0 - 642.04 2.20 -0.97 - - 31.50 - 1988/685 1819.95 - 201209 215.05 2.76 32.09
523660 Waterbase (10) 2003 41.43 64.0 322.43 10.00 18.54 - 4.50 44.40 10.39 146/87 104.00 22.40 201209 166.56 8.55 2.07
52 - FORGINGS
500493 Bharat Forge (2) 2003 93.12 46.0 17/1:1 8055.84 13.20 380.46 175.0 8.20 112.10 7.18 676/229 616.70 59.70 201209 2344.16 106.64 2.29 B
505712 Him Teknoforge (2) 2003 1.57 54.0 - 223.11 10.90 3.25 - 4.10 188.20 8.10 106/27 77.30 18.90 201209 153.88 2.04 2.59
513509 Kalyani Forge (10) 2003 3.64 59.0 - 200.95 4.20 -6.93 10.0 - 280.60 - 228/95 200.00 - 201209 113.90 -1.40 -3.85 H
522241 M M Forgings (10) 2003 24.14 56.0 18/1:1 769.17 17.20 41.71 50.0 17.30 188.50 - 535/151 456.00 24.30 201209 426.51 16.47 6.82
532756 Mahindra CIE (C) (10) 2012 379.03 70.0 - 6050.11 8.30 106.63 - 2.80 129.50 7.99 235/71 158.25 81.90 - - - - H
532527 Ramkrishna Forgings (10) 2003 32.25 44.0 - 1216.47 17.10 9.96 - 3.10 271.50 1.14 615/141 518.00 165.40 201209 770.49 -7.72 -2.40
533411 Sanghvi Forging (10) 2003 14.89 68.0 59.56 8.70 -5.16 - - -18.20 - 32/14 18.80 - 201209 40.14 -7.77 -5.22 B
53 - GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS
515030 Asahi India Glass (1) 2003 24.31 54.0 05/1:1 2643.24 16.50 152.13 100.0 6.30 53.60 12.08 347/137 321.30 47.60 201209 1580.12 54.11 2.23 AAED
502219 Borosil Renewables (1) 2003 11.41 74.0 18/3:1 271.16 13.50 0.62 - 0.10 28.60 0.19 323/34 244.40 - 201209 308.29 22.76 1.98 H
509525 Empire Ind. (10) 2003 6.00 73.0 574.76 13.00 34.62 250.0 57.70 389.50 14.70 759/476 648.25 11.40 201209 360.53 9.35 15.59 H
515147 Haldyn Glass (1) 2003 5.38 53.0 229.37 11.80 9.67 60.0 1.80 25.80 7.09 40/17 30.05 15.20 201209 128.97 8.27 1.54 H
515145 Hind Natl Glass (2) 2003 17.91 71.0 - 2286.37 11.40 -85.62 - - -13.90 - 49/23 32.35 - 201209 1306.58 -249.65 -27.82 H
526947 La Opala RG (2) 2003 22.20 65.0 18/1:1 270.01 38.90 81.85 60.0 7.40 49.10 15.24 252/142 208.10 29.40 201209 130.90 29.66 2.67
515043 Saint - Gob. Sekur. (10) 2003 91.11 75.0 - 134.98 14.70 10.65 - 1.20 14.20 8.67 76/33 62.10 56.80 201209 66.95 5.20 0.57 B
54 - HEALTHCARE
508869 Apollo Hospitals (5) 2003 69.56 34.0 - 11246.80 14.70 319.41 120.0 23.00 239.40 9.60 3284/1213 3102.30 124.30 201209 6742.98 -10.37 -0.74
540975 Aster DM Healthcare (10) 2003 499.51 37.0 8798.50 16.70 440.86 - 8.80 58.00 - 180/83 136.20 112.60 201209 512.11 -54.54 -1.10
539524 Dr. Lal PathLabs (10) 2003 83.34 57.0 - 1330.36 25.80 225.83 120.0 27.10 126.80 22.25 3217/1390 3165.00 128.20 201209 1086.40 201.40 24.41
526783 Dr.Agarwal Eye (10) 2003 4.70 75.0 175.95 26.80 13.48 - 28.70 119.40 26.51 416/190 330.00 11.30 201209 88.09 -3.19 -6.79
532843 Fortis Healthcr (10) 2003 754.96 52.0 4781.77 13.60 43.08 - 0.60 88.20 - 227/113 207.95 25.90 201209 438.05 45.30 0.60 B
523696 Fortis Malar (10) 2003 18.74 63.0 111.87 -2.40 -8.81 - - 51.40 - 65/39 61.05 - 201209 49.40 -6.63 -3.54
539787 Healthcare Global (10) 2003 125.26 24.0 - 1092.34 14.90 -101.49 - - 68.40 - 194/63 171.15 - 201209 429.96 -38.32 -3.49
532150 Indraprastha Med (10) 2003 91.67 51.0 - 830.77 10.50 44.54 - 4.90 29.20 17.40 70/31 54.95 12.20 201209 415.31 -12.76 -1.39 B
523323 Kovai Medical (10) 2003 10.94 50.0 - 711.73 24.10 94.92 30.0 86.80 394.00 24.52 1256/556 1112.20 13.40 201209 490.03 50.82 46.45
542650 Metropolis Health (2) 2003 10.19 57.0 - 856.41 27.00 145.61 400.0 28.60 102.80 30.91 2605/1150 2473.30 100.20 201209 577.75 103.25 20.31 H
539551 Narayana Hrudaya. (10) 2003 204.36 64.0 - 3127.81 13.80 130.07 10.0 6.40 55.80 11.72 524/249 413.90 121.50 201209 1078.42 -106.27 -5.24
531768 Poly Medicure (5) 2003 44.12 49.0 17/1:1 687.24 24.20 95.78 40.0 10.90 49.30 23.47 959/207 839.55 91.90 201209 544.87 92.36 10.47 AAED
540797 Shalby (10) 2003 108.01 79.0 486.85 17.10 27.07 5.0 2.50 74.00 3.43 135/57 110.25 40.60 201209 276.99 31.85 2.95 H
539871 Thyrocare Tech. (10) 2003 52.84 64.0 - 433.20 39.70 89.52 50.0 16.90 69.40 22.33 1212/485 10.25 53.80 201209 335.12 84.44 15.98
524394 Vimta Labs (2) 2003 4.42 37.0 - 180.67 16.60 6.79 - 3.10 78.30 3.94 223/66 205.00 68.40 201209 149.55 13.51 6.11 H
531335 Zydus Wellness (10) 2003 63.63 73.0 - 1766.82 17.00 160.27 50.0 25.20 701.00 4.68 2218/1185 2081.55 - 201209 70.94 -172.18 -28.79
55 - HOTELS & RESORTS
500840 EIH (2) 2003 125.07 35.0 06/1:2 1596.25 18.50 153.47 - 2.50 55.70 5.01 113/56 92.00 42.20 201209 244.81 -275.01 -4.75
523127 EIH Ass. Hotels (10) 2003 30.47 75.0 - 249.08 21.20 40.26 - 13.20 113.30 12.04 310/180 237.10 18.00 201209 53.17 -29.78 -8.46
500193 HLV (2) 2003 126.11 64.0 - 145.68 -31.20 170.19 - 2.70 7.30 - 8/3 5.76 2.20 201209 9.90 -34.51 -0.55 H
500850 Indian Hotels Co (1) 2003 118.93 39.0 94/1:1 4463.14 22.00 247.97 50.0 2.10 36.60 5.70 139/62 105.80 36.90 201209 669.19 -475.20 -4.00
541233 Lemon Tree Hotels (10) 2003 792.25 31.0 - 669.44 36.80 -3.29 - - 10.40 - 49/14 32.00 - 201209 49.52 -27.52 -0.35
533088 Mahindra Holiday (10) 2003 133.55 67.0 17/1:2 2371.87 16.00 -132.59 - - -55.40 - 249/122 200.40 - 201209 589.36 101.12 7.61 H
532390 Taj GVK Hotels (2) 2003 12.54 75.0 - 312.62 23.70 28.11 - 4.50 64.90 7.04 185/105 109.80 28.30 201209 50.05 -25.23 -4.02
531373 The Byke Hospitality (10) 2003 40.10 45.0 14/1:1 122.19 29.50 4.15 - 1.00 46.90 2.75 26/9 18.50 - 201209 42.95 -17.50 -4.37
538268 Wonderla Holidays (10) 2003 56.53 71.0 270.87 41.70 47.17 18.0 8.30 151.90 5.62 235/105 190.30 23.80 201209 5.12 -45.06 -7.97 H

56 - INSURANCE
540755 General Insurance (5) 2003 877.20 86.0 18/1:1 52098.44 -1.90 -186.46 135.0 - 155.50 3.99 244/108 211.95 - 201209 37342.86 660.00 3.76 AAED
540777 HDFC Life Insurance (10) 2003 2019.46 81.0 29671.35 4.60 1220.80 - 6.00 33.70 19.62 746/451 686.40 108.70 201209 52050.50 1042.18 5.16 AAED
540716 ICICI Lombard (10) 2003 454.50 56.0 12450.10 14.30 1194.12 35.0 26.30 132.90 20.88 1625/1106 1338.30 54.00 201209 8671.98 1172.37 24.81
540133 ICICI Prudential (10) 2003 1435.89 81.0 - 22389.46 -1.10 876.60 8.0 6.10 54.10 12.21 538/317 442.45 65.10 201209 64440.59 896.36 6.24 B
540769 New India Assu (5) 2003 824.00 85.0 18/1:1 30431.00 5.20 1417.75 - 8.60 126.40 - 197/100 148.30 58.40 201209 22065.24 1363.29 8.27

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Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

540767 Nippon Life India (10) 2003 612.47 86.0 1193.21 50.10 415.25 50.0 6.80 42.30 16.09 375/210 324.50 59.40 201209 706.79 492.02 8.03 B
540719 SBI Life Insurance (10) 2003 1000.00 84.0 44316.19 3.10 1414.13 - 14.10 93.10 17.30 948/667 888.20 61.90 201209 61188.20 923.47 9.23 AAED

57 - LEATHER/FOOTWEAR
500043 Bata India (5) 2003 64.26 53.0 87/1:1 3056.11 27.70 331.07 80.0 25.80 147.40 18.21 1705/1153 1402.95 54.90 201209 1117.39 -119.71 -9.31 H
526666 Bhartiya Intl (10) 2003 12.20 48.0 - 720.70 8.30 21.26 - 17.40 284.20 5.73 252/75 225.00 12.60 201209 301.37 1.77 1.45
540775 Khadim India (10) 2003 17.97 60.0 771.87 3.90 -31.27 - - 129.90 - 187/77 137.60 - 201209 356.22 -44.46 -24.74
526596 Liberty Shoes (10) 2003 17.04 61.0 05/1:1 652.05 9.50 8.26 - 4.80 109.20 4.57 182/96 123.15 28.20 201209 295.63 -6.72 -3.95
526642 Mirza International (2) 2003 24.06 74.0 00/1:1 1261.19 13.60 47.71 45.0 4.00 52.20 8.18 64/27 45.70 12.70 201209 734.44 -1.51 -0.13
530517 Relaxo Footwears (1) 2003 24.82 74.0 19/1:1 2410.48 17.10 226.27 125.0 9.10 51.30 19.03 974/578 904.35 100.10 201209 1611.47 189.39 7.63 H
535601 Sreeleathers (10) 2003 25.16 64.0 173.05 23.10 28.76 - 11.40 128.70 9.38 170/110 146.00 13.00 201209 49.71 6.53 2.68

58 - LOGISTICS/PORT
532921 Adani Ports (2) 2003 406.35 61.0 - 11873.07 50.00 3826.19 160.0 18.80 125.30 15.36 852/243 824.00 86.60 201209 3184.86 1604.85 7.90
532749 Allcargo Global (2) 2003 49.14 70.0 15/1:1 7346.24 7.20 173.54 150.0 7.10 87.30 8.37 155/59 128.60 27.30 201209 1273.32 177.40 7.22 B
506074 Arshiya Intl. (2) 2003 51.62 75.0 06/3:2 294.48 35.30 -373.02 - - 4.70 - 43/7 31.90 - 201209 45.68 -70.07 -2.72 H
526612 Blue Dart Express (10) 2003 23.73 75.0 01/1:1 3175.13 14.90 22.68 - 9.60 206.80 4.25 5848/1860 5231.10 479.30 201209 2313.53 7.23 3.05
532622 Gateway Distripa (10) 2003 124.84 25.0 07/1:4 1292.01 23.40 86.41 45.0 6.90 114.80 6.55 189/73 181.10 37.40 201209 235.92 111.46 9.57 B
532345 Gati (2) 2003 24.39 37.0 00/1:2 1711.67 4.20 -44.99 - - 60.90 2.50 119/32 107.95 - 201209 196.58 -27.30 -2.24
533248 Guj. Pipavav (10) 2003 483.44 43.0 735.37 60.70 319.47 56.0 6.60 47.30 14.24 118/53 95.85 18.10 201209 540.03 153.18 3.17 AAED
Jet Freight Logistics (10) 2003 11.60 69.0 - 299.78 -1.20 -8.57 - - 14.90 18.62 22/11 16.00 - - - - -
540768 Mahindra Logistics (10) 2003 71.60 61.0 3471.14 4.60 55.26 15.0 7.70 76.10 10.60 614/241 520.30 69.70 201209 2085.85 15.53 2.17
539332 Navkar Corp. (10) 2003 150.52 73.0 - 567.10 29.40 45.54 - 3.00 119.50 2.56 49/19 33.50 11.00 201209 458.75 7.99 0.53
526381 Patel Integrated (10) 2003 16.54 44.0 - 347.41 2.80 2.73 1.0 1.70 72.00 2.21 29/12 18.10 15.50 201209 140.10 -0.92 -0.56
520086 Sical Logistics (10) 2003 58.52 57.0 - 1005.93 -2.20 -107.04 - - 102.90 3.15 22/8 13.11 - 201209 290.74 -55.25 -9.44
538635 Snowman Logistics (10) 2003 167.09 40.0 240.20 28.80 -5.93 - - 25.10 - 71/25 51.05 - 201209 172.99 0.47 0.03 H
540212 TCI Express (02) 2003 7.69 66.0 1031.96 11.80 89.31 200.0 23.20 87.80 29.55 1024/523 874.65 36.20 201209 564.19 58.03 15.13
536264 Tiger Logostics (10) 2003 10.57 73.0 15/3:2 301.48 -2.80 -12.38 - - 49.80 - 57/30 43.20 - 201209 103.97 -13.87 -12.90
532349 Transport Corp (2) 2003 15.40 66.0 - 2717.84 8.80 151.74 100.0 19.70 133.00 15.84 289/147 255.00 15.40 201209 1655.38 81.91 10.65
539118 VRL Logistics (10) 2003 90.34 70.0 2118.54 14.30 93.95 70.0 10.40 68.30 14.88 269/140 240.85 25.60 201209 1162.76 7.90 0.87 H

59 - LUBRICANTS
500870 Castrol India (5) 2012 494.56 51.0 17/1:1 2996.90 27.20 582.90 110.0 5.90 14.30 65.37 140/104 124.90 21.10 - - - - B
532543 G P Petroleums (5) 2003 25.49 72.0 13/23:19 495.21 5.70 15.58 15.0 3.10 43.00 7.29 55/29 38.10 12.30 201209 417.11 12.86 2.52
538567 Gulf Oil Lub. (2) 2003 10.04 73.0 1643.50 17.40 202.65 700.0 40.40 151.70 30.07 846/541 698.65 17.90 201209 1134.77 140.30 27.97 H
590005 Tide Water Oil (5) 2003 1.74 56.0 16/1:1 1316.57 10.50 121.64 5000.0 349.10 1953.20 18.42 5330/3335 4358.55 14.30 201209 750.13 90.14 265.20 AAED

60 - METALS / MINING / MINERALS

533022 20 Microns (5) 2003 17.64 44.0 - 529.32 12.50 24.17 12.0 6.80 53.20 13.61 44/24 37.65 5.20 201209 305.62 14.51 4.11 B
527001 Ashapura Minechem (2) 2003 17.40 48.0 07/1:1 334.32 -18.80 -91.98 - - 39.40 - 143/20 120.60 - 201209 241.95 31.22 3.59 AAED
513142 Balasore Alloys (5) 2003 46.66 61.0 767.46 -9.40 -88.79 - - 87.70 0.47 13/8 7.90 - - - - -
533278 Coal India (10) 2003 6162.73 79.0 - 96080.34 22.80 16714.57 120.0 27.10 52.20 57.03 180/109 129.55 - 201209 436.03 5052.96 8.20 H
513353 Cochin Minerals (10) 2003 7.83 52.0 263.26 8.40 5.98 20.0 7.60 98.70 7.95 172/90 112.35 14.90 201209 163.87 6.85 8.75 B
512068 Deccan Gold (1) 2003 9.33 27.0 0.14 -99.90 -2.67 - - 5.10 - 25/13 17.40 - 201209 - -2.31 -0.25 B
532181 Guj Mineral Dev (2) 2003 63.60 74.0 08/1:1 1520.95 12.00 203.96 100.0 6.40 133.60 7.87 67/34 55.65 9.40 201209 773.43 144.77 4.55 B
513599 Hind Copper (5) 2003 462.61 83.0 - 831.85 -25.20 -538.08 - - 10.40 - 165/24 133.50 - 201209 1264.52 146.98 1.58 AAED
500188 Hind Zinc (2) 2003 845.06 65.0 11/1:1 18561.00 48.00 6654.14 825.0 15.70 95.40 18.00 334/163 290.50 19.70 201209 15346.00 5499.00 13.01 B
522165 Indsil Hydro (10) 2003 27.79 54.0 517.66 -2.10 -42.32 - - 47.20 3.85 19/6 12.15 - 201209 33.63 -9.18 -3.30 H
590078 Maithan Alloys (10) 2003 29.11 71.0 15/1:1 1830.88 13.30 185.31 60.0 63.70 443.90 15.41 750/351 674.65 11.40 201209 1120.60 145.45 49.96
532932 Manaksia (2) 2003 13.11 63.0 - 856.09 8.50 57.88 525.0 8.80 146.30 5.75 65/30 51.25 7.10 201209 20.55 -3.44 -0.53
533286 MOIL (10) 2003 237.33 66.0 17/1:1 1038.07 24.80 242.90 60.0 10.20 116.40 8.31 178/109 154.25 15.50 201209 727.24 60.59 2.55
513683 NLC India (10) 2003 1386.64 89.0 - 10338.97 33.10 1441.86 71.0 10.40 93.10 11.23 60/40 48.20 5.40 201209 5078.54 386.99 2.48 H
526371 NMDC (1) 2003 306.18 75.0 08/2:1 11699.22 49.60 3605.03 529.0 11.80 90.40 13.42 146/70 135.55 11.90 201209 8522.49 3415.47 11.15 AAED
590086 Orissa Minerals (1) 2003 0.60 50.0 - - -48.44 - - 95.10 - 3140/1132 2438.00 - 201209 - -46.98 -78.31
523539 Precision Wires (5) 2003 11.56 60.0 - 1525.81 4.80 31.83 50.0 13.80 122.30 11.61 215/74 185.55 13.90 201209 1065.90 22.61 9.78
504918 Sandur Manganese (10) 2003 9.00 72.0 - 591.61 33.00 147.38 70.0 163.70 932.80 19.10 1320/430 1130.00 7.00 201209 388.91 83.02 92.22 AAED
513709 Shilp Gravures (10) 2003 6.15 61.0 70.65 13.40 1.83 15.0 3.00 102.20 2.92 103/36 85.10 25.10 201209 45.44 9.19 14.96
504966 Tinplate Co. (10) 2003 104.67 75.0 - 2105.71 7.20 92.79 10.0 8.90 72.70 12.61 192/78 168.15 18.30 201209 1409.87 41.99 4.01 H

61 - NATURAL GAS-LOGISTICS
500003 Aegis Logistics (1) 2003 34.53 62.0 10/2:3 7183.25 3.90 99.72 170.0 2.90 47.90 6.55 340/132 291.95 - 201209 462.17 61.95 1.81 H
532155 GAIL (10) 2003 4510.14 54.0 19/1:1 72508.42 12.50 9140.74 64.0 20.30 109.20 19.10 158/79 138.80 9.40 201209 41188.72 2982.51 6.61 B
532702 Guj St Petronet (10) 2003 564.20 38.0 - 12243.61 26.30 1729.17 20.0 30.60 86.60 42.28 311/178 258.05 13.80 201209 1622.59 717.98 12.73
539336 Gujarat Gas Co. (2) 2003 137.68 61.0 09/1:1 10300.34 16.00 1200.45 63.0 17.40 48.20 43.47 580/225 538.20 32.70 201209 6552.97 925.57 13.45 AAED
532514 Indraprastha Gas (2) 2003 140.00 45.0 - 6485.27 23.80 1182.48 140.0 16.90 76.50 24.45 595/364 515.00 35.50 201209 3728.36 674.65 9.64 AAED

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(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

539957 Mahanagar Gas (10) 2003 98.78 65.0 - 2972.13 35.40 793.51 350.0 80.30 298.90 29.66 1257/780 1078.45 14.10 201209 1553.75 406.81 41.18 AAED
532522 Petronet LNG (10) 2003 1500.00 50.0 17/1:1 35452.00 11.20 2765.90 125.0 18.40 74.10 25.91 280/204 221.45 12.10 201209 18447.58 2326.00 15.51 B

62 - OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION

500186 Hind Oil Exploration (10) 2003 132.24 - - 202.05 61.60 111.09 - 8.40 51.40 - 116/36 91.25 12.60 201209 76.07 30.88 2.34 B
500312 Oil & Natural Gas (5) 2003 6290.14 68.0 16/1:2 396802.91 12.20 16060.10 100.0 12.80 164.50 7.58 122/61 101.10 7.40 201209 46952.18 4752.04 3.78 AAED
533106 Oil India (10) 2003 1084.41 66.0 18/1:2 12166.64 26.40 3815.56 106.0 35.20 266.00 13.20 139/75 113.95 5.10 201209 6038.88 894.03 8.24 B

63 - OIL AND GAS ALLIED SECTOR

523204 Aban Offshore (2) 2003 11.67 47.0 - 974.04 -99.90 -8972.04 - --2625.00 0.21 43/15 32.10 - 201209 140.47 -32.02 -5.49
526397 Alphageo (India) (10) 2003 6.36 44.0 - 267.52 7.60 -10.14 80.0 - 404.70 - 250/121 204.80 - 201209 63.44 -9.30 -14.61 H
530355 Asian Energy (10) 2003 38.07 60.0 64.40 27.90 12.77 - 3.40 36.60 - 121/65 95.15 27.40 201209 53.94 -2.00 -0.53 B
532760 Deep Energy (10) 2003 32.00 64.0 0.73 34.50 0.16 - 0.10 123.80 13.87 90/33 35.05 - 201209 0.10 0.03 0.01 B
523618 Dredging Corpn (10) 2003 28.00 73.0 - 749.60 18.50 5.51 - 2.00 560.80 2.85 457/163 378.15 270.30 201209 551.88 -61.60 -22.00
511034 Jindal Drilling (5) 2003 14.49 64.0 04/1:1 216.20 -99.90 -584.42 10.0 - 440.30 - 107/47 90.95 10.90 201209 285.50 2.38 0.82 H
526807 SEAMEC (10) 2003 25.43 70.0 - 384.10 44.00 133.16 10.0 52.40 220.70 26.88 548/285 424.10 8.20 201209 142.20 74.25 29.20
530075 Selan Exploration (10) 2003 15.20 28.0 11/1:10 89.60 61.50 23.22 50.0 15.30 215.60 7.11 153/76 120.50 8.00 201209 34.85 5.14 3.38 AAED
64 - PACKAGING
507944 Bajaj Steel (10) 2003 2.60 37.0 - 414.56 9.10 23.89 40.0 45.90 206.60 - 550/77 535.55 14.20 201209 361.07 31.88 61.33 H
523319 Balmer Lawrie (10) 2003 171.00 - 16/3:1 1534.44 12.40 161.08 75.0 9.40 90.90 10.48 171/83 129.95 12.50 201209 1025.19 34.09 1.99 H
526853 Bilcare (10) 2003 23.55 30.0 03/2:1 1827.01 2.00 -321.45 - - 46.00 - 68/18 54.25 - 201209 223.49 -33.80 -14.36 H
522295 Control Print (10) 2003 16.33 53.0 16/1:2 194.92 23.20 29.91 80.0 18.30 113.00 16.27 292/178 246.45 13.10 201209 142.60 18.65 11.42 AAED
508814 Cosmo Films (10) 2003 19.44 43.0 03/1:1 2203.53 11.80 113.34 150.0 58.30 387.80 15.71 725/226 682.95 11.20 201209 1477.35 150.56 79.57
500089 DIC India (10) 2012 9.18 72.0 92/1:1 608.25 7.30 10.27 60.0 11.20 413.30 3.03 459/283 399.85 35.10 - - - - B
533161 Emmbi Ind. (10) 2003 17.69 58.0 - 303.93 12.30 14.63 4.0 8.30 72.60 12.02 101/49 85.00 9.90 201209 181.45 4.61 2.61
500135 EPL (2) 2003 63.11 57.0 18/1:1 2760.07 20.10 214.49 165.0 6.80 48.60 14.69 319/159 224.25 65.60 201209 614.80 118.00 3.74 AAED
500136 Ester Ind (5) 2003 41.70 59.0 - 1038.70 18.40 100.74 50.0 12.10 48.90 27.88 137/27 129.65 10.20 201209 694.72 108.19 12.97 B
500655 Garware Poly. (10) 2003 23.23 61.0 - 924.83 17.50 86.02 100.0 37.00 604.20 6.01 810/149 750.75 20.80 201209 680.12 89.65 38.59
530315 Hind. Tin Works (10) 2003 10.40 40.0 - 297.68 6.80 7.35 6.0 7.10 144.90 4.98 74/30 64.05 9.30 201209 239.34 10.78 10.50 B
526217 Hitech Corp. (10) 2003 17.18 74.0 - 460.09 12.80 4.50 - 2.60 96.30 2.73 151/50 126.60 63.20 201209 309.21 4.55 2.65 AAED
509820 Huhtamaki PPL (2) 2012 15.10 66.0 93/1:2 2462.70 9.50 95.99 150.0 12.70 101.30 25.49 352/175 270.50 21.90 - - - - AAED
500227 Jindal Poly Film (10) 2003 43.79 75.0 10/1:1 3532.62 19.00 495.32 10.0 113.10 423.50 24.10 941/203 767.65 7.30 201209 2926.29 557.85 127.40 AAED
504840 Kaira Can (10) 2003 0.92 46.0 - 157.29 7.20 4.50 100.0 49.00 674.40 7.42 1415/536 1125.00 25.50 201209 127.03 4.31 46.85 H
526325 Orient Press (10) 2003 10.00 75.0 - 167.32 5.50 -1.35 - - 79.20 - 115/63 74.55 - 201209 99.84 -3.93 -3.94
524051 Polyplex Corpn (10) 2003 31.98 50.0 10/1:1 4487.10 17.80 251.35 170.0 78.60 946.90 8.67 945/387 795.40 10.90 201209 945.34 126.65 40.19
523301 TCPL Packaging (10) 2003 9.10 56.0 - 889.78 14.20 36.83 40.0 40.50 295.90 14.44 460/172 405.00 9.80 201209 643.15 21.15 23.24 AAED
500148 Uflex Ltd (10) 2003 72.21 44.0 - 7404.84 14.60 370.00 20.0 51.20 650.50 8.22 448/158 366.80 18.00 201209 3272.70 173.13 23.98 AAED
65 - PAINTS/VARNISHES
500710 Akzo Nobel (10) 2003 45.54 73.0 78/1:3 2661.80 14.20 237.40 140.0 52.10 271.60 20.02 2510/1760 2389.00 45.80 201209 1640.00 133.39 29.29 B
500820 Asian Paints (1) 2003 95.92 53.0 03/1:2 20211.25 20.60 2694.61 1200.0 28.10 105.60 27.50 2871/1483 2642.15 94.50 201209 12846.08 2232.91 23.28
509480 Berger Paints (1) 2003 97.12 75.0 16/2:5 6365.82 16.60 645.68 220.0 6.60 27.40 25.30 825/432 755.00 107.40 201209 4224.37 496.09 5.11
500165 Kansai Nerolac (1) 2003 53.89 75.0 10/1:1 5279.97 15.30 513.99 315.0 9.50 69.80 14.32 680/333 577.90 60.80 201209 3334.60 403.19 7.48
509874 Shalimar Paints (2) 2003 10.86 62.0 82/3:10 381.83 -10.50 -44.82 - - 50.30 - 117/51 89.25 - 201209 213.82 -21.06 -3.88
66 - PAPER
502330 Andhra Paper (10) 2003 39.77 75.0 80/1:4 1269.70 24.00 213.61 - 53.70 245.40 24.56 299/139 217.15 4.00 201209 524.43 -36.94 -9.29 B
540824 Astron Paper (10) 2003 46.50 44.0 358.90 10.00 13.46 - 2.90 35.60 8.48 60/25 42.00 14.50 201209 291.31 3.09 0.67
539251 Balkrishna Paper (10) 2003 10.74 60.0 196.11 -5.90 -32.72 - - -63.30 - 26/10 19.45 - 201209 72.34 -21.58 -20.10
533208 Emami Paper (2) 2003 12.10 75.0 - 1515.30 13.80 16.60 - 2.70 36.20 7.00 154/60 110.75 - 201209 804.89 3.78 0.62
538961 Genus Paper (1) 2003 25.71 50.0 - 253.93 10.70 8.91 - 0.30 14.00 1.80 9/3 8.10 - 201209 192.14 2.53 0.10 B
532162 J K Paper (10) 2003 174.44 49.0 - 3300.26 26.60 460.93 40.0 26.40 135.40 20.93 167/86 133.00 5.20 201209 1844.23 193.41 11.15 H
532937 Kuantum Paper (1) 2003 8.73 70.0 - 744.73 15.10 65.33 25.0 7.50 95.30 8.18 89/33 62.85 8.40 201209 233.98 -23.15 -2.65 H
516082 N R Agarwal Inds (10) 2003 17.02 73.0 - 1431.80 15.10 116.83 - 68.60 246.10 31.96 284/158 223.50 3.20 201209 802.61 47.78 28.08 B
502420 Orient Paper (1) 2003 21.22 39.0 86/1:1 606.56 7.90 20.01 50.0 0.90 51.40 1.84 31/16 22.95 - 201209 288.79 -42.71 -2.01
532785 Ruchira Papers (10) 2003 24.25 61.0 482.45 8.70 25.02 - 10.30 109.10 9.83 75/34 61.75 5.30 201209 274.07 -4.87 -2.01 H
516096 Sangal Papers (10) 2003 1.31 39.0 - 125.69 3.60 1.74 - 13.30 249.50 5.48 93/48 75.40 5.40 201209 71.47 0.33 2.54
539201 Satia Ind. (1) 2001 10.00 50.0 809.00 21.60 91.83 15.0 9.20 39.50 26.12 143/65 81.90 8.70 201209 415.64 28.66 2.87 AAED
502450 Seshasayee Paper (2) 2003 12.61 43.0 95/1:1 1184.25 22.50 182.72 200.0 29.00 163.60 18.98 184/118 158.00 5.60 201209 453.97 38.82 6.16 AAED
516016 Shreyans Ind. (10) 2003 13.82 51.0 - 540.31 7.70 31.76 30.0 23.00 159.90 15.33 117/68 90.80 4.00 201209 247.86 0.69 0.50
516108 South India Paper (10) 2003 15.00 44.0 10/1:1 217.61 15.80 15.95 15.0 10.60 112.90 12.42 103/47 81.75 7.70 201209 155.73 13.92 9.28 B
531426 T N Newsprint (10) 2003 69.21 35.0 - 3847.58 15.80 130.86 60.0 18.90 247.50 7.78 161/87 140.40 7.20 201209 1625.56 -61.18 -8.84 AAED
500444 West Coast Paper (2) 2003 13.21 56.0 74/1:5 2492.85 24.40 363.20 250.0 55.00 210.20 29.15 277/123 209.00 5.00 201209 793.53 -52.55 -7.96 B
67 - PERSONAL CARE/FMCG
533229 Bajaj Consumer (1) 2003 14.75 67.0 852.21 24.10 183.37 200.0 12.40 44.30 32.73 285/129 269.30 21.10 201209 656.02 169.66 11.50 B

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

500830 Colgate-Palmolive (1) 2003 27.20 51.0 15/1:1 4525.08 26.60 816.45 2800.0 30.00 58.60 53.70 1676/1257 1600.55 53.00 201209 3535.47 720.73 26.50 AAED
500096 Dabur India (1) 2003 176.74 68.0 10/1:1 8684.64 20.50 1528.52 300.0 8.60 37.40 24.98 561/421 560.45 83.50 201209 5462.87 1081.62 6.12 H
531162 Emami (1) 2003 44.45 73.0 18/1:1 2654.88 25.90 295.14 400.0 6.60 41.00 15.14 520/169 518.35 95.80 201209 1933.82 383.88 8.60 H
507815 Gillette India (10) 2006 32.59 75.0 89/1:1 1679.06 21.40 230.18 490.0 70.60 279.60 34.82 6730/4681 5503.15 78.30 201209 1036.82 177.19 64.38
532424 Godrej Consumer (1) 2003 102.25 63.0 18/1:2 9910.80 21.50 1560.04 800.0 15.30 77.20 20.57 808/484 738.75 64.30 201209 4667.08 973.64 9.52 AAED
500696 Hind Unilever Ltd (1) 2003 234.96 67.0 91/1:2 39783.00 24.60 6893.78 2500.0 29.30 35.10 85.66 2614/1902 2445.80 90.70 201209 33364.00 5811.00 24.73
506522 J L Morison (10) 2003 1.37 73.0 87/2:5 93.03 2.80 4.16 10.0 30.40 1071.60 4.05 2170/1554 1902.00 73.90 201209 72.72 2.76 20.24
532926 Jyothy Labs. (1) 2003 36.72 67.0 18/1:1 1711.17 14.70 172.65 300.0 4.70 33.50 13.51 166/100 140.45 39.60 201209 1397.73 163.30 4.45 B
539276 Kaya (10) 2003 13.06 60.0 393.22 19.50 -34.20 - - 62.50 - 379/127 266.05 - 201209 75.33 -15.16 -11.61
531642 Marico Ind (1) 2003 129.12 60.0 15/1:1 8057.00 18.10 1042.55 675.0 8.10 23.60 34.45 439/277 407.30 60.90 201209 4733.00 862.00 6.69 AAED
500459 P&G Hygiene (10) 2006 32.46 71.0 03/1:2 3001.99 20.10 433.08 1050.0 133.40 356.70 49.51 13800/9700 13222.00 98.20 201209 2027.89 504.48 155.42
524136 Pee Cee Cosma (10) 2003 2.65 75.0 73.96 4.70 2.09 30.0 7.90 84.90 9.31 145/54 115.90 16.10 201209 63.15 4.16 15.80 B
68 - PESTICIDES/AGROCHEM
533138 ASTEC Life (10) 2003 19.58 67.0 522.61 16.30 47.65 15.0 24.30 125.90 21.22 1365/382 1070.35 42.70 201209 382.95 40.75 20.82
506285 Bayer Crop Science (10) 2003 44.94 69.0 87/1:1 3609.40 19.50 574.02 250.0 127.70 572.40 23.91 6550/3716 5252.45 41.80 201209 3527.60 431.20 95.95 H
531719 Bhagiradha Chem 10 2003 8.31 25.0 - 245.67 7.20 4.71 - 5.70 159.10 3.61 538/240 490.00 80.00 201209 220.43 16.00 19.26
590021 Bharat Rasayan (10) 2003 4.25 75.0 - 1215.05 18.90 160.11 15.0 376.70 1327.30 32.91 11699/5607 10037.00 27.00 201209 822.19 117.25 275.97
507717 Dhanuka Agri (2) 2003 9.52 75.0 - 1120.07 15.50 140.62 600.0 29.60 148.70 20.84 935/399 746.00 27.00 201209 1111.90 161.91 34.16 H
507438 IFB Agro (10) 2003 9.37 65.0 - 985.80 2.10 18.09 - 19.30 406.90 4.82 625/246 394.00 16.90 201209 1146.68 32.58 34.80
532851 Insecticides (10) 2003 20.67 69.0 15/1:2 1362.22 11.50 87.20 40.0 42.20 354.00 12.51 557/344 451.45 11.40 201209 1164.62 71.47 34.58
533320 Jubilant Ind. (10) 2003 15.03 68.0 544.40 9.00 17.49 - 11.60 62.70 - 273/87 196.70 - 201209 - -0.89 -0.59
532865 Meghmani Organics (1) 2003 25.43 48.0 2191.18 19.90 241.11 100.0 9.50 47.50 21.79 143/44 121.35 15.60 201209 1165.34 150.32 5.91 B
524709 NACL Ind. (1) 2003 19.26 75.0 1014.89 6.80 16.94 10.0 0.90 18.50 5.45 51/23 39.00 - 201209 860.94 33.15 1.72
523642 PI Industries (1) 2003 15.17 51.0 3366.50 21.40 454.96 400.0 30.00 304.50 18.55 2669/1280 2460.65 83.50 201209 3153.30 536.80 36.48
506618 Punjab Chemicals (10) 2003 12.26 45.0 04/1:1 549.56 8.50 6.90 15.0 5.60 79.70 7.32 1027/341 875.00 69.00 201209 466.65 37.22 30.36 AAED
500355 Rallis India (1) 2003 19.45 50.0 10/1:2 2251.82 11.80 173.13 250.0 8.90 72.50 12.85 340/193 261.40 28.20 201209 1958.18 220.45 11.34 B
538666 Sharda Cropchem (10) 2003 90.22 75.0 2003.02 17.20 206.57 40.0 22.90 155.50 15.38 374/130 285.00 13.80 201209 1040.96 95.13 10.54
539148 Shivalik Rasayan 05 2003 6.89 52.0 18/1:4 186.28 15.60 14.04 5.0 10.20 127.90 8.22 854/225 673.10 107.40 201209 62.78 7.82 5.68
506687 Transpek Ind (10) 2003 5.59 59.0 92/3:5 565.64 20.90 73.37 125.0 131.30 605.90 22.58 2192/1315 1360.00 10.60 201209 242.91 12.36 22.13 AAED
512070 UPL Ltd. (2) 2003 152.81 28.0 19/1:2 35756.00 18.60 2170.52 300.0 28.40 213.30 14.00 674/317 603.30 96.70 201209 8734.00 352.00 4.61 AAED

69 - PETROCHEMICALS
500940 Finolex Industries (10) 2003 124.10 52.0 89/4:1 2985.98 15.00 333.18 100.0 26.80 160.00 14.61 696/355 702.15 28.80 201209 2214.73 430.69 34.71 H
500199 I G Petrochem (10) 2003 30.79 72.0 - 1058.58 6.80 19.80 20.0 6.40 205.50 3.14 557/114 435.20 70.70 201209 699.21 89.07 28.92 H
500201 India Glycols (10) 2003 30.96 61.0 - 3491.01 11.20 114.60 60.0 37.00 333.90 11.48 610/222 405.90 10.90 201209 4252.64 77.62 25.07 H
506222 INEOS Styrolution (10) 2003 17.59 75.0 - 1579.00 3.90 23.76 - 13.50 346.40 3.86 1115/484 981.25 69.00 201209 994.93 118.81 67.56 H
500268 Manali Petrochem (5) 2003 86.00 45.0 - 803.05 8.60 53.53 15.0 3.10 28.00 11.44 79/12 68.10 28.90 201209 588.86 100.54 5.85 H
500730 NOCIL (10) 2003 165.68 36.0 95/1:1 846.29 21.10 127.76 25.0 7.70 71.50 10.88 199/70 168.25 21.80 201209 602.67 50.48 3.05 H
524820 Panama Petrochem (2) 2003 12.10 49.0 17/1:2 1002.75 5.30 28.77 60.0 4.80 71.60 6.80 189/31 155.85 49.70 201209 767.95 69.63 11.51 H
524667 Savita Oil Tech. (10) 2003 14.07 72.0 07/2:3 2046.17 7.60 92.77 200.0 65.90 617.30 10.79 1181/609 999.00 16.00 201209 1271.74 129.42 91.98 H
500405 Supreme Petro (10) 2003 94.02 62.0 - 2724.25 5.50 101.81 55.0 10.80 71.40 15.48 535/120 495.40 45.00 201209 1910.04 245.78 26.14 H
500777 T. N. Petro Prod. (10) 2003 89.97 35.0 1224.96 7.60 63.22 15.0 7.00 53.50 13.94 59/28 60.70 8.90 201209 793.46 58.92 6.55 B
500412 Thirumalai Chem (1) 2003 10.24 41.0 - 1084.79 7.20 22.39 - 2.20 62.30 3.43 119/39 88.85 24.90 201209 575.33 46.76 4.57 H

70 - PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN LARGE

524348 Aarti Drugs (10) 2003 93.20 62.0 20/3:1 1806.09 14.80 137.99 20.0 14.80 70.00 23.08 1025/138 711.65 50.40 201209 1462.81 207.47 22.26 B
532331 Ajanta Pharma (2) 2003 17.45 71.0 13/1:2 2587.87 26.40 470.53 650.0 53.90 297.80 19.43 1883/1274 1714.10 33.70 201209 1970.52 520.86 60.20 H
533573 Alembic Pharma (2) 2003 39.31 73.0 - 4605.73 26.40 863.28 500.0 43.90 201.90 29.08 1150/550 977.65 19.60 201209 3894.21 944.28 48.97
539523 Alkem Lab. (2) 2003 23.91 67.0 - 8344.36 17.70 1125.93 1250.0 94.20 515.30 19.41 3150/2224 2712.10 29.90 201209 5302.21 1322.34 110.60
524804 Aurobindo Pharma (1) 2003 58.59 52.0 15/1:1 23098.51 21.00 2850.73 300.0 48.70 286.90 18.57 1023/394 908.15 28.50 201209 11463.82 2256.73 38.51 B
532321 Cadila Healthcare (1) 2003 102.37 75.0 10/1:2 14253.10 19.10 1430.97 350.0 14.00 101.40 13.78 509/318 517.15 33.90 201209 5487.00 1011.50 9.88 AAED
500087 Cipla (2) 2003 161.27 37.0 06/3:2 17131.99 18.90 1452.40 200.0 18.00 195.50 9.44 879/564 882.30 30.50 201209 10436.63 2054.87 25.48 AAED
532488 Divi’s Labs (2) 2003 53.09 52.0 09/1:1 5394.42 33.90 1368.10 800.0 51.50 275.40 19.18 3913/2095 3751.15 79.20 201209 5080.22 1466.79 55.25 H
500124 Dr Reddy’s Labs (5) 2003 83.13 27.0 06/1:1 17517.00 13.30 1892.40 500.0 113.80 944.20 12.71 5515/3588 4759.50 26.50 201209 9931.50 1874.90 113.05 AAED
531599 FDC (1) 2003 17.10 69.0 04/1:1 1344.19 22.70 235.46 80.0 13.80 90.50 15.74 378/213 309.20 20.10 201209 1013.89 252.52 14.86 B
532296 Glenmark Pharma(l) (1) 2003 28.22 47.0 05/1:1 10640.99 16.10 753.53 250.0 26.70 215.10 12.91 573/239 529.60 10.60 201209 5627.76 1307.67 46.34 AAED
532482 Granules (India) (1) 2003 24.76 45.0 - 2598.65 20.50 314.96 100.0 12.70 74.40 18.67 438/154 341.40 25.50 201209 2353.43 410.52 16.44 H
524735 Hikal (2) 2003 24.66 69.0 18/1:2 1507.26 17.80 94.80 60.0 7.70 66.20 12.06 204/91 162.25 22.50 201209 1175.49 82.23 6.67 B
532612 Indoco Remedies (2) 2003 18.43 59.0 12/1:2 1106.58 11.20 24.31 15.0 2.60 73.70 3.63 336/190 300.05 117.10 201209 922.57 67.48 7.32 AAED
524494 Ipca Laboratories (2) 2003 25.27 46.0 05/1:1 4619.03 19.60 596.72 250.0 47.20 286.10 17.71 2456/1443 2159.15 41.20 201209 4098.24 989.29 78.16 AAED
506943 J B Chemicals (2) 2003 15.46 56.0 98/1:1 1774.73 21.50 258.95 550.0 33.50 185.70 17.76 1318/500 1217.50 37.90 201209 1401.74 344.57 44.59
530019 Jubilant Pharmova (1) 2003 15.93 51.0 04/3:5 9154.41 21.20 925.83 500.0 58.10 351.80 17.78 982/237 729.60 35.90 201209 2323.27 179.32 11.26 B
540222 Laurus Labs. (2) 2003 107.20 31.0 2831.72 20.00 255.92 25.0 4.80 33.00 15.43 430/77 416.20 86.10 201209 3369.98 663.33 12.39 AAED

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

500257 Lupin (2) 2003 90.65 47.0 06/1:1 15374.76 9.80 -465.24 300.0 - 276.60 - 1122/788 1045.75 42.50 201209 8407.83 942.26 20.79 B
524816 Natco Pharma (2) 2003 36.44 48.0 - 1915.00 30.60 447.59 338.0 24.60 207.10 12.33 995/557 912.80 36.30 201209 1342.00 252.30 13.85 B
532649 Nectar Lifescience (1) 2003 22.43 44.0 - 2366.38 9.30 31.55 5.0 1.40 50.70 2.82 30/13 19.05 14.50 201209 1354.27 -32.18 -1.44
532531 Strides Pharma (10) 2003 89.63 31.0 - 2751.97 10.40 104.51 140.0 11.70 282.00 4.04 1000/322 886.30 72.30 201209 1223.96 30.16 3.37 H
524715 Sun Pharma Ind. (1) 2003 239.93 54.0 13/1:1 32837.00 21.10 3946.91 400.0 16.50 188.70 9.11 654/434 628.85 49.50 201209 9451.89 1812.31 7.55 B
500420 Torrent Pharma (5) 2003 84.61 71.0 13/1:1 7939.31 27.40 999.50 640.0 59.10 285.00 20.94 3040/2227 2580.30 47.30 201209 4890.00 859.00 50.76 H
506690 Unichem Labs (2) 2003 14.08 50.0 04/1:1 1210.62 -3.10 -73.66 200.0 - 359.50 - 360/122 312.00 - 201209 862.88 53.21 7.56 B
532300 Wockhardt (5) 2003 55.38 74.0 04/1:2 2843.99 4.20 -69.22 - - 241.20 - 570/211 445.00 - 201209 725.51 640.34 88.97 H
71 - PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN (MEDIUM/SMALL)
524075 Albert David (10) 2003 5.71 61.0 - 320.80 10.20 21.26 70.0 37.20 390.20 9.82 557/330 402.35 10.60 201209 190.71 14.85 26.02
590006 Amrutanjan (1) 2003 2.92 50.0 01/1:1 261.48 11.80 25.08 210.0 8.60 54.50 16.44 619/314 570.50 69.40 201209 238.82 50.96 17.43
506260 Anuh Pharma (5) 2003 25.06 72.0 20/1:1 306.96 7.70 13.24 55.0 2.60 32.40 8.10 219/63 106.70 51.10 201209 334.81 27.53 5.50 B
539872 Bajaj Healthcare (10) 2003 13.80 67.0 19/1:1 410.01 12.50 25.24 - 18.30 80.70 20.31 600/210 446.35 27.30 201209 524.80 61.83 44.81
524824 Bal Pharma (10) 2003 14.17 44.0 171.09 2.90 -12.27 - - 37.00 - 73/30 61.60 - 201209 179.02 4.71 3.33
541096 Bharat Parenterals (10) 2003 5.73 74.0 228.18 12.40 24.45 - 42.70 206.30 23.04 514/167 345.05 7.40 201209 163.05 18.25 31.85
506197 Bliss GVS PH (1) 2003 10.31 60.0 08/3:5 689.31 17.40 106.77 50.0 10.40 71.30 15.46 224/86 101.25 11.30 201209 360.28 58.33 5.66 H
533543 Brooks Lab (10) 2003 24.70 61.0 69.69 11.90 -12.16 - - 39.60 - 78/19 73.45 - 201209 62.63 -2.63 -1.07
524742 Caplin Point (2) 2003 15.13 69.0 863.20 30.30 211.08 125.0 27.90 96.70 33.49 686/285 471.70 18.40 201209 359.80 124.73 16.49
540701 Dishman Carbogen (2) 2003 31.36 61.0 2043.60 25.80 185.06 - 11.80 366.00 3.33 217/63 120.95 44.80 201209 105.88 -90.50 -5.77 H
540596 Eris Lifesciences (01) 2003 13.58 56.0 1074.06 34.70 291.57 287.0 21.50 95.50 23.83 644/399 605.95 28.60 201209 851.98 281.25 20.71
506414 Fermenta Biotech (5) 2003 14.72 63.0 18/1:1 291.71 17.20 41.53 100.0 14.10 105.20 14.84 442/218 270.50 12.50 201209 281.91 42.30 14.66 B
509079 Gufic Bioscience (1) 2003 7.78 70.0 00/5:2 357.75 12.50 22.86 5.0 2.90 12.30 33.89 137/50 115.05 38.80 201209 318.89 25.76 3.31 H
532305 Ind-Swift Labs (10) 2003 59.09 55.0 - 779.64 18.70 -19.84 - - 70.20 - 90/20 73.55 - 201209 638.73 24.61 4.17
524731 Jenburkt Pharma (10) 2003 4.59 46.0 - 118.89 16.60 14.87 81.0 32.40 174.30 18.89 500/304 409.75 12.50 201209 79.73 12.62 27.51
530313 Kimia Biosciences (1) 2003 4.73 75.0 - 106.29 4.10 1.23 - 0.30 2.80 14.71 64/20 41.00 - 201209 96.70 6.01 1.27 AAED
524280 Kopran (10) 2003 43.25 45.0 359.50 13.00 21.51 - 5.00 43.90 - 146/23 110.35 46.30 201209 160.86 17.83 4.12 H
539997 Kwality Pharmaceutical (10) 2003 10.38 50.0 139.30 10.20 8.32 - 8.30 43.60 22.08 71/35 54.00 7.00 200906 71.86 4.30 4.15 H
540702 Lasa Supergeneries (10) 2003 40.67 41.0 167.26 18.00 3.79 - 0.90 34.80 3.07 100/31 62.05 - 201209 163.27 18.97 4.67
531633 Lincoln Pharma (10) 2003 20.00 33.0 - 386.49 17.10 51.46 15.0 25.70 156.50 17.67 283/191 226.90 9.80 201209 335.51 48.55 24.28
524404 Marksans Pharma (01) 2003 40.93 48.0 1134.21 17.00 117.00 10.0 2.90 15.50 19.86 66/18 52.80 - 201209 461.96 74.69 1.82 B
500288 Morepen Labs (2) 2003 89.97 35.0 - 853.07 8.00 33.58 - 0.70 6.30 - 40/14 36.90 - 201209 848.31 69.10 1.54 B
524558 Neuland Lab (10) 2003 12.83 52.0 - 762.71 13.40 16.09 20.0 12.50 552.70 2.29 2543/350 2462.35 197.00 201209 692.20 63.06 49.16 H
532983 RPG Life Science (8) 2003 13.23 69.0 - 375.57 15.80 33.33 50.0 20.20 106.80 19.78 465/215 42.45 22.90 201209 296.38 33.08 20.00
512529 Sequent Scientific (2) 2003 49.67 57.0 - 1179.24 14.40 69.58 - 2.80 29.90 - 279/70 246.15 - 201209 199.45 28.29 1.15 AAED
530549 Shilpa Medicare (1) 2003 8.15 55.0 13/1:2 907.91 24.20 156.14 110.0 19.20 163.10 12.36 692/317 366.80 15.20 201209 630.08 157.79 19.36
540679 SMS Lifesciences (10) 2003 3.02 68.0 260.78 9.70 10.15 - 33.60 382.80 9.15 746/200 550.60 18.50 201209 180.73 9.21 30.48
532815 SMS Pharma (1) 2003 8.47 67.0 - 411.95 19.40 31.61 25.0 3.70 41.10 9.43 160/33 142.55 36.30 201209 391.89 38.75 4.58
541540 Solara Active 10 2003 35.46 38.0 - 1321.75 19.70 114.93 20.0 32.40 387.40 12.48 1625/439 1462.10 45.90 201209 1172.67 163.81 53.12 H
530239 Suven Life Sc (1) 2003 12.73 60.0 07/1:1 14.41 -99.90 -94.72 - - 11.30 - 109/26 87.05 - 201209 11.92 -14.12 -1.11 AAED
530199 Themis Medicare (10) 2003 9.19 67.0 - 201.59 17.70 24.62 18.0 26.80 161.10 18.18 424/272 314.00 17.90 201209 168.89 19.80 21.55 B
507747 TTK Healthcare (10) 2003 14.13 65.0 - 645.77 4.40 12.35 30.0 8.70 173.10 5.03 670/388 496.00 57.60 201209 455.25 36.09 25.54 AAED
524200 Vinati Organics (1) 2003 10.28 74.0 07/1:2 1028.87 40.40 332.32 550.0 32.30 124.50 28.52 1672/840 1627.40 49.70 201209 674.49 198.47 19.31 H
524212 Wanbury (10) 2003 25.00 49.0 - 367.45 6.40 -18.04 - - -57.40 - 115/16 100.00 - 201209 272.07 -3.65 -1.46
541400 Zim Lab. 10 2003 16.24 34.0 18/1:1 277.74 7.00 0.07 - - 94.70 0.05 131/55 75.00 - 201209 230.45 4.23 2.61
72 - PHARMACEUTICALS - MNCs
500488 Abbott India Ltd. (10) 2003 21.25 75.0 06/1:1 4093.14 18.50 593.34 2500.0 279.20 1144.30 26.73 18569/13970 15296.00 54.90 201209 3214.49 538.22 253.28
506820 AstraZeneca Pharma (2) 2003 5.00 75.0 95/1:1 831.81 14.50 72.03 50.0 28.80 145.80 21.65 4970/2455 3325.00 116.30 201209 603.30 66.02 26.41 H
500660 GlaxoSmithKline Ph (10) 2003 169.41 75.0 18/1:1 3224.38 13.10 196.59 400.0 11.60 107.50 9.93 1850/1253 1445.80 139.70 201209 2386.46 344.82 20.35 B
500672 Novartis India (5) 2003 12.35 71.0 91/1:2 438.25 2.70 10.09 200.0 4.10 291.90 1.36 770/538 586.30 141.10 201209 282.06 11.20 4.54 B
500680 Pfizer (10) 2003 45.75 64.0 00/1:1 2151.65 26.70 510.01 3300.0 111.50 742.20 15.92 5875/3940 4743.10 42.70 201209 1703.79 397.06 86.79 AAED
500126 Procter & Gamble Health (10) 2006 16.60 52.0 91/1:2 1355.86 23.30 254.08 1533.0 102.00 546.00 73.25 7500/3750 6197.00 60.20 201209 504.19 127.14 76.60 AAED
500674 Sanofi India (10) 2012 23.03 60.0 94/1:1 2901.90 24.20 507.01 3650.0 220.20 920.10 19.58 8999/7180 8053.25 36.70 - - - - AAED
73 - PHARMA-RESEARCH
532872 Sun Pharma Adv. (1) 2003 26.20 67.0 - 76.81 -99.90 -318.67 - - -0.70 - 210/118 162.45 - 201209 224.90 -94.42 -3.60 H
539268 Syngene Inter. (10) 2003 400.00 74.0 19/1:1 2011.90 31.50 353.02 - 8.80 54.40 17.04 645/270 564.50 62.50 201209 1521.30 243.20 6.11 AAED
74 - PLASTICS
524091 Acrysil (2) 2003 5.34 42.0 12/1:2 276.23 17.20 22.08 60.0 8.30 59.10 15.19 378/59 365.55 78.40 201209 167.81 18.95 7.10 AAED
531761 Apollo Pipes (10) 2003 13.11 47.0 - 407.96 11.40 28.49 - 21.70 218.50 11.88 1034/254 1010.00 46.30 201209 343.87 27.83 21.23
516064 Arrow Greentech (10) 2003 14.09 70.0 22.26 -33.30 -9.57 - - 53.90 - 87/31 74.90 44.90 201209 21.27 3.92 2.78 H
532830 Astral Poly (1) 2003 15.07 59.0 19/1:4 2577.90 17.20 247.09 100.0 16.40 99.70 18.26 1988/576 1584.05 156.50 201209 1576.60 186.60 12.38
526731 Bright Brothers (10) 2003 5.68 50.0 - 217.87 7.20 3.46 20.0 6.10 75.80 4.30 99/47 88.90 14.20 201209 124.56 2.30 4.06 H

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

509486 Caprihans India (10) 2003 13.13 72.0 96/2:5 289.45 4.20 7.71 - 5.90 105.50 5.73 100/29 87.00 14.80 201209 206.75 12.84 9.78 H
536974 Captain Polyplast (2) 2003 10.08 75.0 192.05 14.70 12.60 2.0 2.50 10.50 26.92 45/22 42.20 17.10 201209 110.85 6.45 1.31
517437 Dutron Polymers (10) 2003 6.00 71.0 89.18 5.30 1.70 12.0 2.80 31.70 9.52 155/82 145.00 50.20 201209 66.62 1.72 2.87
533638 Flexituff Intl. (10) 2003 24.88 33.0 885.21 -7.70 -167.48 - - 78.70 - 28/3 18.95 - 201209 602.85 -55.82 -22.44
541353 Innovators Façade (10) 2003 18.87 62.0 141.31 11.00 7.73 - 4.10 63.30 6.26 51/16 37.50 9.90 200906 31.08 0.74 0.39
500219 Jain Irrigation (2) 2003 99.27 28.0 11/1:20 6215.81 -1.20 -715.13 - - 69.90 4.99 26/4 18.25 - 201209 1388.15 -285.07 -5.53 B
524019 KingFa Science (10) 2003 12.11 75.0 741.50 5.80 24.62 - 20.30 287.89 7.31 750/349 581.95 30.40 201209 405.98 3.69 3.05
530145 Kisan Moulding (10) 2003 33.86 44.0 - 247.65 -8.30 -48.32 - - 36.30 - 20/7 16.25 - 201209 137.46 -27.88 -8.23
526409 Kkalpana Ind. (2) 2003 18.81 74.0 - 1744.70 4.30 30.63 6.0 3.30 36.70 9.24 28/13 22.00 7.00 201209 1059.24 9.90 1.05 AAED
523248 Machino Plastics (10) 2003 6.14 74.0 242.02 7.60 -4.91 - - 75.40 - 115/42 85.60 - 201209 138.79 -6.78 -11.06 H
523754 Mahindra EPC (10) 2003 27.78 55.0 283.96 12.90 23.03 12.0 8.30 61.30 14.38 195/88 141.15 17.40 201209 182.68 15.15 5.45 H
522249 Mayur Uniquoters (5) 2003 22.66 61.0 14/1:1 528.00 19.70 78.99 80.0 17.40 127.40 14.42 479/138 396.15 22.30 201209 311.97 49.88 11.01 AAED
526169 Multibase India (10) 2003 12.62 75.0 59.78 11.00 7.53 - 6.00 84.70 7.31 240/90 181.00 30.10 201209 36.23 4.65 3.69 B
523385 Nilkamal Ltd. (10) 2003 14.92 64.0 - 2257.00 12.70 134.32 150.0 90.00 689.30 13.67 2072/970 1859.00 23.50 201209 1282.08 75.93 50.89
523648 Plastiblends (5) 2003 12.99 62.0 17/1:1 605.87 11.10 37.18 75.0 14.30 108.10 13.53 280/121 228.95 15.90 201209 405.65 25.23 9.71
524570 Poddar Pigments (10) 2003 10.61 62.0 - 356.67 7.80 21.26 - 20.00 177.40 10.45 226/123 187.95 9.40 201209 179.78 13.35 12.59
542907 Prince Pipes (10) 2003 110.03 63.0 - 1635.66 14.00 113.52 10.0 10.30 75.90 18.42 548/75 474.00 46.00 201209 1310.16 124.61 11.33 H
505509 Responsive Ind. (1) 2003 26.69 59.0 533.12 18.30 24.19 10.0 0.90 35.40 3.18 205/68 168.40 - 201209 258.15 5.74 0.22
501423 Shaily Engineering (10) 2003 8.32 51.0 336.04 17.50 23.61 - 28.40 191.60 15.98 1036/199 984.00 33.30 201209 250.83 12.32 14.81
512131 Signet Ind. (10) 2003 29.44 52.0 882.82 7.60 11.79 5.0 4.00 51.50 8.04 40/15 29.55 7.20 201209 552.34 7.99 2.59
540653 Sintex Plastics (01) 2003 63.10 32.0 916.51 -30.10 -616.20 - - 23.80 - 5/1 3.19 - 201209 - -10.99 -0.17 H
509930 Supreme Industries (2) 2003 25.41 50.0 06/1:1 5571.54 15.20 467.56 700.0 36.80 178.00 - 2131/870 1951.85 50.30 201209 4272.40 463.21 36.47 H
532856 Time Technolplast (1) 2003 22.61 52.0 3578.03 13.90 169.12 95.0 7.50 80.00 9.74 71.28 65.80 15.10 201209 1142.21 18.69 0.83 AAED
507880 VIP Industries (2) 2003 28.26 53.0 - 1718.32 16.40 147.58 160.0 10.40 43.20 24.77 422/203 335.00 43.90 201209 372.03 -72.64 -5.14
526586 Wim Plast (10) 2003 12.00 73.0 16/1:1 321.60 20.80 44.44 70.0 37.00 292.00 13.14 529/279 425.25 11.30 201209 160.15 18.13 15.11 H

75 - POWER GENERATION & SUPPLY

533096 Adani Power (10) 2003 3856.94 73.0 26467.72 21.70 -1213.59 - - -5.50 - 109.27 98.40 - 201209 100.84 -147.71 -2.23
500084 CESC (10) 2003 132.56 50.0 - 11014.58 27.10 1306.00 200.0 98.50 726.20 14.04 730/454 616.20 10.00 201209 5233.00 544.00 41.01 H
517300 Gujarat Ind Power (10) 2003 151.25 58.0 - 1378.83 36.60 247.98 29.0 16.40 181.70 13.72 95/53 74.65 4.80 201209 1003.00 139.72 9.24 H
India Power Corp. (1) 2003 97.38 59.0 - 481.11 10.60 12.28 5.0 0.10 16.60 0.88 17/6 12.10 49.31 201209 359.54 23.42 0.15
533148 JSW Energy (10) 2003 1642.79 75.0 - 8272.71 42.60 1019.71 10.0 6.20 70.90 8.69 104/36 92.90 35.80 201209 2168.13 98.72 0.60 AAED
539686 K P Energy (10) 2003 11.12 69.0 18/3:10 74.99 14.40 1.10 - 1.00 54.40 1.84 105/52 56.25 - 201209 36.52 3.79 3.42 H
532555 NTPC (10) 2003 9894.56 62.0 19/1:5 109464.04 28.40 11626.87 32.0 11.90 120.10 10.10 115/78 99.95 8.20 201209 72639.86 9290.30 9.39 AAED
533122 Rattan Power (10) 2003 4939.78 54.0 1773.88 28.50 -2521.27 - - 0.90 - 4/1 2.51 - 201209 697.73 33.68 0.07 H
500390 Reliance Infra (10) 2003 262.99 48.0 90/1:1 19457.48 6.20 862.17 - 32.80 372.40 - 45/13 35.15 1.00 201209 912.28 -147.05 -5.59 H
532939 Reliance Power (10) 2003 2805.13 75.0 08/3:5 7562.70 40.10 -228.70 - - 42.30 - 6/2 4.30 - 201209 34.39 114.93 -0.41 B
500400 Tata Power Co (1) 2003 319.53 33.0 75/1:5 29136.37 25.00 241.17 155.0 0.80 64.70 1.38 115/27 96.05 - 201209 4620.29 764.45 1.66 AAED
532779 Torrent Power (10) 2003 480.62 54.0 - 13664.90 21.10 1447.35 116.0 30.10 190.50 15.67 435/283 394.25 11.60 201209 8782.10 910.09 18.94 B

76 - POWER RENEWABLE/HYDRO
539083 Inox Wind (10) 2003 221.92 75.0 760.19 -15.30 -280.47 - - 76.00 - 83/20 63.40 - 201209 352.49 -142.42 -6.42 H
533098 NHPC Ltd (10) 2003 10045.03 75.0 10037.13 51.90 2878.17 15.0 2.90 31.20 9.26 27/19 23.80 7.30 201209 7165.10 2829.16 2.70
533206 SJVN (10) 2003 3929.80 90.0 2710.34 77.70 1660.42 22.0 4.20 30.00 14.42 29/19 25.20 6.30 201209 2025.18 1019.24 2.23 AAED
517498 Websol Energy (10) 2003 30.59 27.0 195.54 2.70 13.83 - 4.50 41.50 - 51/14 44.25 9.60 201209 106.33 64.30 21.02 AAED
77 - POWER - TRANSMISSION
522287 Kalpataru Power (2) 2003 30.94 59.0 06/1:1 12675.84 12.20 386.61 175.0 25.00 217.10 11.94 407/172 366.40 12.80 201209 5334.00 485.00 31.79 B
532714 KEC Intl (2) 2003 51.42 51.0 11965.37 11.10 565.83 170.0 22.00 108.80 21.63 486/155 398.80 21.30 201209 7750.55 415.66 16.17 B
532898 Power Grid Corp (10) 2003 5231.59 58.0 - 37743.54 86.20 11072.44 100.0 21.20 123.70 17.89 239/153 207.65 9.20 201209 27723.16 8420.17 16.09
538562 Skipper (1) 2003 10.27 70.0 1390.51 8.40 17.00 10.0 1.70 66.90 2.55 75/20 57.15 14.10 201209 1084.15 11.99 1.17
78 - PRINT MEDIA
533151 D B Corp (10) 2003 174.95 70.0 2223.83 21.70 276.99 100.0 15.80 95.90 15.80 107/59 91.40 5.90 201209 1051.10 79.47 4.54
532662 H T Media (2) 2003 46.55 70.0 - 2104.74 7.40 49.64 - 2.10 98.50 2.07 31/10 21.25 - 201209 357.17 -112.53 -4.88 B
533217 Hindustan Media (10) 2003 73.67 74.0 795.78 12.50 116.40 - 15.80 205.50 7.95 76/38 59.65 3.90 201209 383.68 52.11 7.07 AAED
532705 Jagran Prakashan (2) 2003 56.24 61.0 06/1:5 2097.32 20.70 244.69 - 8.70 68.20 12.90 68/30 59.00 6.60 201209 779.02 89.67 3.19
540497 S Chand & Co. (05) 2003 17.49 47.0 542.38 -0.18 -90.13 - - 234.00 - 134/37 96.95 - 201209 43.10 -33.00 -9.44
526725 Sandesh (10) 2003 7.57 75.0 - 343.21 20.60 60.36 50.0 79.70 1039.60 9.27 818/415 650.90 8.50 201209 180.92 70.18 92.73 H
79 - PRINTING & STATIONARY
523207 Kokuyo Camlin (1) 2003 10.03 75.0 02/1:1 634.03 5.90 4.09 - 0.40 24.80 1.64 75/43 53.65 - 201209 270.98 -19.65 -1.96
531241 Linc Pen & PI (10) 2003 14.87 60.0 - 407.97 10.10 19.24 15.0 12.90 92.10 14.94 195/121 150.90 11.80 201209 163.18 -6.15 -4.14
532687 Repro India (10) 2003 12.09 55.0 - 367.48 12.20 18.80 - 15.60 245.70 8.40 463/322 338.00 26.00 201209 68.26 -34.85 -28.83
80 - PUMPS
500241 Kirloskar Brothers (2) 2003 15.88 66.0 05/2:1 3135.43 6.60 71.72 125.0 9.00 118.80 7.74 285/87 227.55 23.50 201209 1174.50 38.90 4.90 B

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

500249 KSB (C) (10) 2012 34.81 66.0 11/1:1 1208.10 13.90 93.80 - 26.90 255.80 11.54 943/425 884.60 33.20 - - - - H
517500 Roto Pumps (2) 2003 3.09 70.0 - 132.18 16.50 12.16 15.0 7.90 56.60 14.72 156/83 138.10 16.50 201209 83.08 16.18 10.47 H
531431 Shakti Pumps (10) 2003 18.38 48.0 11/1:1 382.82 3.20 -14.08 - - 144.30 - 592/135 497.90 - 201209 578.74 37.91 20.63 H
505872 WPIL (10) 2003 9.77 61.0 - 908.89 13.10 56.51 75.0 57.90 464.50 13.13 685/304 578.25 9.50 201209 222.70 39.48 40.42
81 - REFINERIES
500547 BPCL (10) 2003 2169.25 55.0 17/1:2 284571.90 2.90 4172.42 165.0 19.20 171.40 - 482/292 425.85 31.70 201209 203109.36 7101.54 36.11 AAED
500110 Chennai Petroleum (10) 2003 148.91 67.0 - 37247.05 -5.90 -2056.40 - - 91.30 - 133/48 101.30 - 201209 27132.14 5.77 0.39 B
500104 HPCL (10) 2003 1523.83 - 17/1:2 269091.53 1.50 2357.26 98.0 15.50 203.30 7.68 259/163 226.10 10.30 201209 184338.11 7645.92 50.24 AAED
530965 Indian Oil Corp (10) 2003 9414.16 57.0 18/1:1 484362.26 1.70 1964.78 43.0 2.10 101.60 1.89 105/71 87.05 7.30 201209 351284.80 13054.74 14.22 H
500109 MRPL (10) 2003 1752.60 88.0 - 50230.40 -6.20 -3342.19 - - 36.30 - 46/25 35.70 - 201209 30231.14 -555.03 -3.17 B
82 - REFRACTORIES
540774 IFGL Refrac (10) 2003 36.04 72.0 - 917.40 9.40 30.50 25.0 8.50 224.50 3.80 395/89 342.80 50.50 201209 474.30 55.75 15.47 AAED
523160 Morganite Crucible (10) 2003 2.80 75.0 - 128.55 13.30 13.09 160.0 23.40 192.50 12.65 1164/667 799.95 33.60 201209 72.21 -4.60 -8.23
534076 Orient Refractories (1) 2003 12.01 70.0 699.69 17.50 86.85 250.0 7.20 35.50 21.64 308/130 286.65 38.50 201209 493.95 54.21 4.51 AAED
520113 Vesuvius India (10) 2012 20.30 56.0 - 791.51 9.70 53.05 - 26.10 414.70 11.09 1187/828 1003.75 38.90 - - - - AAED
83 - RETAIL
540376 Avenue Supermarts (10) 2003 647.77 82.0 24870.20 8.60 1291.68 - 19.90 171.00 15.50 3328/1900 2935.35 139.60 201209 16484.07 730.36 11.27
523574 Future Enterprises (2) 2003 90.99 47.0 08/1:10 4043.15 27.90 -288.50 - - 79.60 0.17 22/8 9.72 - 201209 508.25 -817.01 -16.53
540064 Future Retail (2) 2003 108.46 49.0 - 20331.72 10.10 11.57 - 0.20 78.60 19.12 168/41 49.65 21.80 201209 4258.76 -2079.72 -38.54
532638 Shoppers Stop (5) 2003 43.99 67.0 - 3463.88 18.00 -61.43 - - 7.60 - 270/133 192.20 - 201209 1053.94 -238.13 -26.71 H
532679 SORIL Infra (10) 2003 31.50 74.0 212.50 14.40 6.66 - 2.10 76.30 - 227/40 139.25 - 201209 93.89 6.77 2.15
542337 Spencers Retail 05 2003 45.07 - - 2640.07 2.20 -135.51 - - 39.20 - 106/66 70.45 - 201209 1550.92 -103.56 -12.16 AAED
500251 Trent (1) 2003 35.55 33.0 96/1:1 3485.98 15.40 108.28 100.0 3.00 67.20 - 945/402 729.10 179.90 201209 1273.84 -107.88 -3.03 H
534976 V-Mart Retail (10) 2003 18.17 54.0 1662.02 12.90 48.03 - 26.40 252.50 11.07 3129/1514 2768.85 112.80 201209 723.58 -4.72 -2.60
84 - SHIPPING/SHIP BUILDING
540678 Cochin Shipyard (10) 2003 131.54 75.0 3422.49 20.80 630.29 166.0 47.90 283.00 17.88 426/219 378.00 7.60 201209 1738.57 380.49 28.93 H
500620 G E Shipping (10) 2003 146.97 30.0 91/1:5 3686.73 32.10 86.98 81.0 5.90 462.40 1.28 340/185 306.35 25.90 201209 2096.72 885.64 60.26 H
542011 Garden Reach (10) 2003 114.55 75.0 1433.30 2.70 168.72 71.0 14.70 90.80 16.23 243/129 185.85 13.80 201209 742.00 95.46 8.33 AAED
533107 Reliance Naval (10) 2003 737.59 31.0 75.49 -99.90 -1694.66 - - -165.10 - 4/1 2.90 - - - - - B
523598 Shipping Corporation (10) 2003 465.80 64.0 08/1:2 4425.44 26.10 252.17 8.0 5.40 160.70 3.44 135/39 103.15 21.50 201209 2827.90 551.91 11.85 AAED
520151 Shreyas Shipping (10) 2003 21.96 73.0 - 612.46 2.50 0.03 - - 168.70 0.01 96/37 76.10 20.10 201209 391.87 12.10 5.51
85 - SOLVENT EXTRACTION/VANASPATI
500215 Agro Tech Foods (10) 2003 24.37 52.0 - 835.46 7.10 31.36 30.0 12.90 167.70 7.99 945/440 861.05 66.20 201209 677.64 29.34 12.40 H
519105 AVT Natural Prod. (1) 2003 15.23 75.0 13/1:1 396.41 14.40 33.64 60.0 2.20 18.00 12.78 56/24 46.05 18.70 201209 345.99 31.18 2.05 B
524444 Evexia Lifecare (10) 2003 61.93 43.0 15/1:3 100.17 0.90 3.47 - 0.60 11.50 2.36 170/69 141.80 - 201209 34.86 0.81 0.13
533210 Kriti Nutrients 01 2003 5.01 66.0 - 520.38 4.60 19.18 18.0 3.80 17.40 24.58 53/16 37.75 10.50 201209 489.41 13.57 2.72 AAED
519421 KSE (10) 2003 3.20 26.0 - 1428.52 1.80 18.90 200.0 59.10 443.80 7.67 2620/1139 2273.95 38.90 201209 1133.27 81.02 253.19 AAED
500368 Ruchi Soya (2) 2003 59.17 57.0 - 13117.79 2.90 210.38 - 7.10 113.90 - 1535/229 656.90 85.30 201209 11480.13 366.43 12.39
86 - STEEL - LARGE
532734 Godawari Power & Ispat (10) 2003 35.24 67.0 - 3288.53 18.90 172.23 - 48.90 376.40 13.81 837/105 809.40 23.50 201209 2404.23 321.82 91.33 AAED
533047 Indian Metals (10) 2003 26.98 59.0 - 1611.94 5.50 -71.58 - - 401.80 - 560/122 483.90 - 201209 1268.12 100.34 37.19 H
539597 Jindal Stain. (Hisar) (2) 1903 47.19 58.0 - 8956.40 10.00 241.47 - 10.20 64.30 37.36 165/37 130.15 10.60 201209 5641.23 251.85 10.67 H
532508 Jindal Stainless (2) 2003 97.45 67.0 - 12950.87 8.60 69.40 - 1.40 54.10 2.69 96/26 71.55 26.40 201209 7869.51 162.98 3.35 H
532286 Jindal Steel & Power (1) 2003 102.00 59.0 09/5:1 44376.11 18.10 -32.22 - - 315.10 - 428/78 388.80 67.50 201209 22878.01 3728.33 36.55 AAED
513446 JSW Ispat (10) 2003 469.55 25.0 - 2641.04 -1.70 -491.88 - - 13.80 - 37/11 33.30 - 201209 2690.63 -185.90 -3.96 H
500228 JSW Steel (1) 2003 241.72 42.0 - 73326.00 14.90 3951.85 200.0 16.30 151.20 11.07 639/153 604.20 23.50 201209 45465.00 4375.00 18.20 AAED
532650 MSP Steel & Power (10) 2003 385.42 72.0 - 1532.73 6.10 -54.79 - - 15.40 - 11/4 11.33 - 201209 1164.78 -3.76 -0.10
506022 Prakash Industries (10) 2003 171.58 40.0 - 2973.64 11.00 118.17 - 6.90 168.10 4.20 91/22 82.60 12.00 201209 2183.85 43.67 2.55 B
500113 SAIL (10) 2003 4130.64 75.0 - 61664.12 16.20 2647.81 - 6.40 100.50 6.53 98/25 87.65 13.90 201209 45824.02 406.22 0.98 B
504614 Sarda Energy (10) 2003 36.05 72.0 89/1:1 2000.15 17.90 128.79 50.0 35.70 518.00 7.13 469/125 429.00 8.20 201209 1043.00 185.12 51.35 AAED
500470 Tata Steel (10) 2003 1126.61 33.0 04/1:2 139816.65 10.10 2942.34 100.0 26.10 632.80 4.27 953/259 878.00 12.90 201209 42925.68 7013.08 59.89 AAED
500055 Tata Steel BSL (2) 2003 218.69 59.0 - 18199.14 12.40 -735.32 - - 169.10 - 62/16 56.50 - 201209 13203.09 568.95 5.20 H
517146 Usha Martin (1) 2003 30.47 50.0 - 2153.82 11.00 408.13 - 13.40 40.30 - 43/13 38.55 2.90 201209 905.08 54.41 1.87 AAED
87 - STEEL - (MEDIUM/SMALL)
538365 Adhunik Ind. (10) 2003 46.76 75.0 - 501.93 2.40 1.01 - 0.20 24.50 0.88 37/14 22.65 - 201209 323.17 2.43 0.52
539018 Beekay Steel Ind. (10) 2003 19.07 69.0 811.97 15.30 78.51 10.0 41.20 247.10 18.07 389/145 365.00 8.90 201209 560.66 48.51 25.44 H
539799 Bharat Wire (10) 2003 44.95 40.0 257.71 11.20 -60.96 - - 8.70 - 46/12 43.45 - 201209 181.19 -45.17 -10.05
542669 BMW Ind. (1) 2003 22.51 70.0 - 600.69 18.00 23.97 - 1.10 24.20 8.01 35/10 30.65 28.00 201209 240.16 4.64 0.21
533265 Gallantt Ispat (1) 2003 28.24 64.0 1020.10 6.30 60.71 - 2.20 36.00 6.16 50/16 42.40 20.60 201209 692.54 61.26 2.17
532726 Gallantt Metal (10) 2003 81.32 63.0 - 865.05 3.70 22.40 - 2.80 80.60 3.47 57/22 52.80 - 201209 651.81 27.73 3.41 H

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
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Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

532741 Kamdhenu (10) 2003 26.94 70.0 - 961.96 - 24.77 5.0 9.20 67.20 13.69 165/48 140.45 - 201209 427.31 11.14 4.15 AAED
539046 Manaksia Coated (1) 2003 6.55 65.0 246.93 9.70 0.86 - 0.10 14.20 0.95 16/3 12.13 - 201209 303.73 4.93 0.75
540744 Mideast Integrated (10) 2003 137.88 51.0 401.74 -10.30 -59.77 - - 43.50 - 11/4 8.16 - 201209 68.82 -7.64 -0.55
541195 Mishra Dhatu (10) 2003 187.34 74.0 712.88 27.90 159.64 26.0 8.50 51.20 17.81 237/173 181.60 21.20 201209 464.34 91.66 4.89 AAED
513228 Pennar Inds (5) 2003 71.08 36.0 - 2106.55 8.00 53.05 - 3.70 49.20 7.76 27/14 17.35 4.60 201209 966.68 -31.47 -2.21 B
517522 Rajratan Global (10) 2003 10.15 62.0 19/4:3 480.21 14.20 33.04 20.0 32.50 166.80 21.48 909/172 794.90 34.40 201209 220.36 20.49 20.18 H
522281 Ram Ratna Wires (5) 2003 11.00 73.0 - 1446.44 4.20 14.52 10.0 6.60 81.30 8.02 104/51 79.40 11.90 201209 891.37 4.82 2.19 AAED
540642 Salasar Techno (10) 2003 13.29 75.0 526.25 9.80 22.37 20.0 16.80 155.90 11.28 457/70 440.20 27.50 201209 381.63 19.88 14.97
534748 Steel Exchange (10) 2003 75.98 48.0 - 780.02 5.90 50.75 - 6.70 -10.00 - 69/12 57.65 6.00 201209 571.45 110.86 14.59 H
513010 Tata Steel Long Prod. (10) 2003 45.10 55.0 - 3489.99 4.50 -355.81 - - 447.20 - 876/214 765.70 - 201209 3203.13 232.12 51.47 AAED
534392 Vardhman Spe. Steel (10) 2003 40.39 66.0 846.20 4.70 1.97 - 0.50 102.40 0.51 176/39 149.00 - 201209 620.60 17.83 4.41
504988 Welcast Steels (10) 2003 0.64 75.0 - 150.02 0.70 -0.47 - - 537.80 - 431/289 395.00 - 201209 72.99 -0.57 -9.06 H
88 - STEEL - TUBES/PIPES -
533758 APL Apollo Tube (10) 2003 24.93 37.0 07/1:1 7723.23 6.20 237.95 - 95.50 544.10 20.51 1446/193 1274.00 135.60 201209 4028.17 99.56 8.00 H
538566 Apollo Tricoat (2) 2003 6.08 63.0 - 663.25 11.20 42.26 - 13.90 65.60 26.08 1235/247 1124.00 81.20 201209 1004.90 70.66 23.24
513108 Gandhi Spe Tubes (5) 2003 6.46 73.0 - 80.94 29.60 21.34 180.0 16.50 113.50 12.28 316/160 276.70 16.50 201209 73.17 23.34 18.07 H
530655 Goodluck Steel (2) 2003 4.60 60.0 1633.82 7.80 35.39 - 14.70 149.40 10.38 84/26 76.35 5.60 201209 1073.53 21.87 9.51
500378 Jindal Saw (2) 2003 63.95 54.0 94/1:1 11627.04 13.10 685.73 100.0 21.40 211.50 10.51 88/46 71.60 3.70 201209 5456.05 152.61 4.80 B
500265 Maharashtra Seamless (5) 2003 33.50 61.0 02/1:2 2644.83 16.80 203.25 50.0 30.30 478.30 6.48 350/185 270.00 - 200906 1035.05 156.30 23.33 B
513269 Man Inds (5) 2003 28.55 44.0 - 1759.28 9.50 57.63 20.0 10.10 130.70 4.63 93/35 79.85 8.40 201209 1540.11 75.40 13.20 H
542684 Prakash Pipes (10) 2003 20.42 39.0 - 385.14 10.00 24.75 12.0 12.10 64.80 22.39 141/28 118.35 11.30 201209 341.51 25.63 12.55 H
520111 Ratnamani Metals (2) 2003 9.35 60.0 - 2583.14 16.40 307.53 600.0 65.80 365.80 19.03 2141/790 2011.10 30.40 201209 1595.74 166.50 35.63 AAED
513605 Srikalahasthi Pipes (10) 2003 46.70 43.0 - 1662.90 15.70 187.02 70.0 40.00 303.30 13.96 224/110 171.95 4.20 201209 1028.07 63.87 13.68 H
532144 Welspun Corp. (5) 2003 130.44 48.0 - 9956.76 11.40 653.02 210.0 25.00 123.20 21.72 165/55 148.75 13.50 201209 3295.05 828.34 31.94 B
89 - STEEL - PIG IRON/ALLOY
500235 Kalyani Steels (5) 2003 21.83 65.0 90/1:1 1198.93 16.20 134.74 100.0 30.90 220.60 14.54 365/134 336.00 11.90 201209 810.80 114.43 26.21 AAED
500245 Kirloskar Ferro (5) 2003 69.00 60.0 - 1849.66 11.70 112.89 40.0 8.20 52.30 16.36 202/49 181.25 25.00 201209 1289.38 166.78 12.09 AAED
500460 Mukand (10) 2003 141.41 72.0 89/1:2 2922.69 2.60 -254.50 - - 47.40 - 99/15 87.40 - 201209 1734.34 -181.86 -12.86
500404 Sunflag Iron (10) 2003 180.22 49.0 - 1758.12 9.70 92.05 - 5.10 56.70 9.38 76/25 65.55 12.30 201209 1336.11 61.01 3.39
513434 Tata Metaliks (10) 2003 28.09 50.0 - 2050.63 13.90 165.95 25.0 59.10 307.40 21.08 957/333 899.15 16.70 201209 1255.80 144.82 49.58

90 - SUGAR
540649 Avadh Sugar (10) 2003 20.02 60.0 19/1:1 2559.40 10.20 88.98 40.0 44.40 295.60 16.17 245/118 202.25 4.10 201209 1879.68 20.98 10.48
500032 Bajaj Hindusthan (1) 2003 113.36 15.0 86/1:4 6669.34 6.80 -49.25 - - 22.50 - 8/3 6.76 - 201209 4671.75 -399.40 -3.63
500038 Balrampur Chini (1) 2003 21.00 41.0 96/3:2 4741.29 14.40 502.48 250.0 23.90 115.00 22.17 227/83 234.10 9.20 201209 3792.29 231.94 10.81 AAED
500041 Bannari Amman Sug (5) 2003 12.54 59.0 - 1609.29 14.40 95.63 100.0 76.30 1016.70 7.74 1989/800 1711.00 21.90 201209 1189.28 70.28 56.05 AAED
500097 Dalmia Bharat Sugar (2) 2003 16.19 75.0 94/1:3 2034.68 12.80 192.54 100.0 23.80 187.60 12.62 189/55 203.45 7.60 201209 2206.83 218.52 27.00 AAED
523369 DCM Shriram Ind (10) 2003 17.40 45.0 - 1794.95 8.20 97.47 50.0 56.00 321.60 18.43 210/99 190.60 3.30 201209 1383.65 44.69 25.69 H
500119 Dhampur Sugar Mills (10) 2003 66.39 49.0 93/1:2 3485.32 9.90 207.11 60.0 31.20 205.10 16.02 208/87 193.00 5.50 201209 3124.80 141.98 21.39 B
532610 Dwarikesh Sugar (1) 2003 18.83 42.0 - 1336.13 10.00 71.65 100.0 3.80 25.70 15.13 39/17 33.65 8.40 201209 1238.88 43.30 2.30
500125 EID Parry (1) 2003 17.70 45.0 - 17128.92 11.00 468.29 - 26.50 198.80 14.06 371/133 332.95 - 201209 1459.91 696.26 39.34 AAED
533192 KCP Sugar (1) 2003 11.34 40.0 - 392.62 1.30 -6.35 10.0 - 25.50 - 19/12 14.67 - 201209 223.88 13.86 1.22 AAED
507180 Kesar Enterprise (10) 2003 10.08 70.0 89/1:1 517.84 8.20 1.71 - 1.70 -199.00 - 60/22 36.85 22.80 201209 341.83 -29.58 -29.35
523371 Mawana Sugar (10) 2003 39.12 70.0 - 1395.93 10.30 -11.17 - - 75.70 - 44/21 37.30 - 201209 1221.01 -52.24 -13.35 B
532460 Ponni Sugars (Erode) (10) 2003 8.60 42.0 - 310.49 13.40 30.53 40.0 35.50 287.70 11.31 193/108 142.00 4.00 201209 193.77 17.75 20.64
500354 Rajshree Sugars (10) 2003 28.17 48.0 - 327.48 2.70 -49.35 - - 14.00 - 26/12 16.75 - 201209 236.55 -56.48 -20.05
507315 Sakthi Sugars (10) 2003 118.85 61.0 73/2:5 803.01 -9.70 -205.96 - - -13.50 - 12/7 9.30 - 201209 408.37 -186.71 -15.75
532670 Shree Renuka Sugar (1) 2003 212.85 52.0 10/1:1 4881.20 1.40 1855.08 - 8.70 -8.40 - 15/4 10.10 - 201209 4226.70 -58.90 -0.30 B
532356 Triveni Engg (1) 2003 24.79 68.0 05/3:2 4436.63 12.20 335.27 110.0 13.50 54.00 27.05 98/35 93.85 6.60 201209 3508.97 204.18 8.28 AAED
530363 Ugar Sugar Works (1) 2003 11.25 45.0 05/3:5 870.38 7.80 13.77 10.0 1.20 5.80 21.22 21/11 16.95 14.00 201209 688.68 6.70 0.60
91 - TEA/COFFEE
501425 Bombay Burmah (2) 2003 13.95 66.0 95/1:1 11890.47 14.70 597.52 60.0 85.60 730.10 12.56 1567/771 1267.95 - 201209 142.15 13.31 1.91 B
519600 CCL Products (2) 2003 26.61 45.0 13/1:1 1139.15 25.10 165.98 250.0 12.50 69.80 18.78 294/174 243.95 13.60 201209 569.33 58.26 4.38 AAED
500166 Goodricke Group (10) 2003 21.60 74.0 92/1:1 791.35 3.90 16.32 - 7.60 139.40 5.37 323/120 211.25 27.90 201209 779.77 80.06 37.06 H
500467 Harrisons Malayalam (10) 2003 18.46 50.0 87/2:5 387.30 6.10 9.49 - 5.10 42.70 - 171/55 141.65 28.90 201209 302.30 23.14 12.54 AAED
509715 Jay Shree Tea (5) 2003 14.44 56.0 98/1:1 717.32 -5.20 -121.64 - - 75.00 - 81/33 66.60 - 201209 440.45 92.86 32.15
533168 Rossell India (2) 2003 7.34 75.0 309.31 15.80 18.88 10.0 5.10 50.70 10.63 178/37 109.00 20.70 201209 250.45 55.79 15.20 H
532301 Tata Coffee (1) 2003 18.68 57.0 94/1:1 1966.06 16.50 75.99 150.0 4.10 67.20 6.24 139/69 117.95 36.70 201209 518.99 60.61 3.25 B
500800 Tata Consumer Prod. (1) 2003 92.16 34.0 94/1:2 9637.42 12.50 624.49 270.0 6.80 149.70 5.92 685/302 660.70 111.30 201209 5304.30 537.82 5.84 AAED
508494 Warren Tea (10) 2003 11.95 75.0 13/7:10 122.91 -20.60 -24.40 - - 60.00 - 61/34 44.20 - 201209 94.80 12.81 10.72

92 - TELECOMMUNICATION - SERVICE PROVIDER

532454 Bharti Airtel (5) 2003 2727.78 67.0 - 87539.00 43.60 10177.78 40.0 18.70 141.40 13.70 623/394 546.30 54.80 201209 47996.40-25653.90 -47.02

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

500108 MTNL (10) 2003 630.00 56.0 - 1623.55 -89.80 -3693.72 - - -186.90 - 24/7 15.85 - 201209 1007.45 -1860.97 -29.54
532944 Onmobile Global (10) 2003 103.54 48.0 11/1:1 572.42 7.90 16.74 15.0 1.60 56.80 2.90 134/23 101.75 - 201209 145.95 9.97 0.96
532712 Reliance Comm. (5) 2003 1382.77 59.0 - 1685.00 -73.30 -1611.77 - - -174.10 - 4/1 1.67 - 201209 381.00 -206.00 -0.75
500483 Tata Comm. (10) 2003 285.00 75.0 00/2:1 17067.99 15.70 -324.88 40.0 - -44.90 - 1365/290 1102.85 87.90 201209 4646.98 753.32 26.43
532371 Tata Teleservices (10) 2003 1954.93 75.0 13/2:15 1077.74 21.80 -1304.08 - - -105.50 - 23/2 11.84 - 201209 778.37 -1708.39 -8.74
532822 Vodafone Idea (10) 2003 28735.89 43.0 - 44957.50 59.60 -23727.00 - - 2.10 - 14/3 8.95 - 201209 32131.20 -39267.20 -13.67
93 - TELECOMMUNICATION - HARDWARE & NETWORKING
500463 AGC Networks (10) 2003 29.82 75.0 12/1:1 4993.92 7.00 148.02 - 49.60 -16.00 - 1614/205 1613.70 - 201209 175.29 -6.13 -2.06
500183 HFCL (1) 2003 128.44 38.0 3838.91 12.80 227.24 - 1.80 13.60 14.65 35/9 24.00 15.80 201209 2828.93 140.36 1.09 B
534816 Indus Towers (10) 2003 1849.61 62.0 6743.00 53.40 3017.91 105.0 16.30 72.80 21.50 282/150 242.65 45.80 201209 7460.00 1973.40 9.95
523610 ITI (10) 2003 925.12 95.0 - 2058.87 7.30 150.86 - 1.60 0.40 - 152/77 107.90 72.50 201209 1095.86 -190.09 -2.05 H
504112 NELCO (10) 2003 22.82 50.0 - 219.93 22.80 13.54 12.0 5.90 28.90 22.25 240/155 188.70 46.20 201209 28.01 5.22 1.66 AAED
540027 Prabhat Telecoms (10) 2003 10.71 70.0 18/1:5 20.12 -99.90 -45.31 - - 23.50 - 389/289 343.00 - 201209 1.10 -0.88 -0.83
537259 Suyog Telematic (10) 2003 10.15 50.0 16/1:5 122.33 45.50 33.03 5.0 32.50 125.20 29.41 549/247 397.80 12.20 201209 97.91 25.65 25.27 H
540595 Tejas Networks (10) 2003 92.36 - 390.54 2.80 -142.57 - - 116.70 - 222/29 166.80 - 201209 323.33 3.87 0.42 AAED

94 - TEXTILE - INTEGRATED / LARGE

514274 Aarvee Denim (10) 2003 23.46 66.0 - 564.68 6.00 -41.93 - - 98.50 0.40 23/8 18.90 - 201209 140.18 -42.27 -18.03 B
500101 Arvind Ltd. (10) 2003 258.62 43.0 86/1:3 7369.00 9.30 125.63 - 4.90 104.60 4.60 84/20 68.30 8.20 201209 3034.57 40.28 1.56 B
503722 Banswara Syntex (10) 2003 17.12 59.0 06/1:2 1289.50 11.20 52.87 15.0 30.90 199.30 16.66 144/60 103.55 3.30 201209 525.06 -2.86 -1.67 AAED
500020 Bombay Dyeing (2) 2003 41.31 54.0 90/1:1 1894.62 17.30 328.33 10.0 15.90 4.20 - 90/44 72.95 4.60 201209 694.47 -302.33 -14.64 AAED
500155 Garden Silk Mills (10) 2003 42.08 58.0 - 2864.98 2.00 -207.60 - - -122.70 - 17/5 7.61 - 200906 596.44 -102.76 -24.42
532889 K P R Mill Ltd (5) 2003 34.41 75.0 3352.63 18.60 370.73 90.0 53.90 271.20 20.28 1151/348 1077.75 26.70 201209 1987.77 285.99 41.56 H
514036 Loyal Textile (10) 2003 4.82 74.0 93/1:1 1104.43 7.70 8.78 - 18.20 495.20 3.74 584/161 494.90 97.90 201209 751.04 13.68 28.40
519136 Nahar Indl Enterprise (10) 2003 39.84 69.0 92/2:5 1572.73 5.80 -28.13 - - 164.30 - 59/17 41.35 - 201209 940.50 -49.32 -12.38
500296 Nahar Spg Mills (5) 2003 18.03 65.0 - 2082.70 3.10 -53.49 - - 227.10 - 122/25 98.50 - 201209 1385.16 -21.99 -6.10 B
500330 Raymond (10) 2003 66.57 42.0 96/1:2 6482.37 7.30 118.01 - 17.70 375.70 5.45 409/212 340.15 33.40 201209 959.56 -177.84 -26.71 B
500350 RSWM (10) 2003 23.55 51.0 94/1:1 2771.03 6.70 -29.60 - - 300.10 - 222/58 180.10 - 201209 1507.57 -51.36 -21.81 AAED
502742 Sintex Industries (1) 2003 59.41 31.0 83/1:6 1701.19 -20.60 -1256.37 - - 52.90 - 6/1 3.41 - 201209 983.55 -1158.16 -19.49 B
503811 Siyaram Silk (2) 2003 9.37 67.0 06/1:2 2363.49 7.10 68.15 430.0 14.50 162.60 8.99 230/94 191.60 12.60 201209 597.02 -52.90 -11.29 AAED
502986 Vardhaman Textile (10) 2003 57.52 62.0 05/1:2 6735.00 14.00 505.88 - 88.00 1051.60 8.69 1333/610 1184.70 13.90 201209 3970.95 135.47 23.57 B
514162 Welspun India (1) 2003 100.47 73.0 - 6741.09 18.20 467.98 100.0 4.70 29.60 16.27 88/23 77.45 18.50 201209 4237.60 390.04 3.88 AAED
95 - TEXTILE - SPINNING: COTTON/BLENDED
531978 Ambika Cotton (10) 2003 5.73 50.0 - 623.09 17.00 52.26 150.0 91.30 884.00 10.66 1200/510 905.20 9.90 201209 437.45 38.98 68.08 H
532674 Bannari Amman Spg (10) 2003 15.75 56.0 - 1133.88 8.50 2.42 - 1.50 198.30 6.70 82/35 69.45 - 201209 590.72 -22.21 -14.10 B
502820 DCM Ltd. (10) 2003 18.68 49.0 - 186.09 -15.30 -51.78 - - -1.00 - 42/15 26.50 - 201209 0.26 -16.81 -9.00
542729 DCM Nouvelle (10) 2003 18.68 49.0 - 585.22 5.30 4.31 - 2.30 82.20 2.85 98/20 85.65 38.30 201209 375.86 6.04 3.23 B
521016 Indo Count (2) 2003 39.48 59.0 - 2080.13 8.10 156.87 30.0 7.90 50.00 16.00 172/23 125.00 18.40 201209 1811.06 196.25 9.94
530201 Kallam Spinning (2) 2003 8.56 48.0 17/1:4 291.61 7.20 -12.09 - - 21.90 - 16/4 9.74 - 201209 142.64 -14.15 -3.31 H
532698 Nitin Spinners (10) 2003 56.22 54.0 1438.06 11.80 23.65 6.0 4.20 87.90 4.84 96/27 82.35 20.40 201209 1112.82 26.01 4.63 AAED
532503 Rajapalayam Mills (10) 2003 7.38 53.0 11/1:1 357.82 9.70 91.95 10.0 124.60 2423.90 5.27 789/445 675.00 93.20 201209 272.21 -31.77 -43.00 B
521240 Sambandam spg (10) 2003 4.26 49.0 94/1:2 191.18 10.50 2.37 - 5.60 219.30 2.55 114/45 75.60 14.40 201209 150.23 -1.16 -2.73
511108 Shiva Texyarn (10) 2003 12.96 75.0 368.13 9.10 -1.96 - - 85.70 - 175/70 142.95 - 201209 231.38 8.57 6.62 AAED
512527 Super Sales Ind. (10) 2003 3.07 58.0 - 283.80 10.20 4.42 25.0 14.40 612.00 1.93 644/188 603.90 38.70 201209 174.16 1.46 4.77
521200 Suryalakshmi Cotton (10) 2003 16.67 56.0 05/1:1 538.87 2.40 -31.80 - - 139.10 - 38/13 30.75 - 201209 297.16 -11.90 -7.14 H
532782 Sutlej Textiles (1) 2003 16.38 64.0 13/1:2 2416.65 7.10 30.17 30.0 1.80 58.50 3.17 52/18 42.55 16.30 201209 1190.10 -21.62 -1.32 B

96 - TEXTILES - MANMADE
506981 Blue Chip Tex Ind. (10) 2003 1.97 60.0 - 221.47 5.40 5.82 18.0 29.50 118.50 28.15 126/69 89.05 3.10 201209 96.52 1.28 6.50
500280 Century Enka (10) 2003 21.85 25.0 91/2:5 1423.48 5.90 79.28 80.0 36.30 469.00 8.01 286/125 266.00 6.20 201209 776.25 22.35 10.23 B
526227 Filatex India (10) 2003 44.16 58.0 - 2782.07 8.00 121.50 - 5.50 26.90 22.87 81/23 75.25 14.20 201209 1374.30 47.45 2.15 H
590025 Ginni Filaments (10) 2003 70.65 62.0 - 788.36 7.80 2.29 - 0.30 26.30 1.26 25/6 20.55 - 201209 539.67 26.03 3.69 B
500207 Indo Rama Synthetics (10) 2003 261.11 72.0 95/1:2 2188.01 5.90 -179.56 - - 8.50 - 48/12 36.55 - 201209 1208.43 -15.42 -0.59
514034 JBF Industries (10) 2003 81.87 43.0 - 2812.90 1.80 -266.09 - - 46.30 - 17/6 17.06 - 201209 1427.77 -220.53 -26.94 H
514234 Sangam (India) (10) 2003 39.42 47.0 - 1790.11 9.00 13.28 10.0 3.40 133.70 2.33 104/37 78.20 25.80 201209 858.06 -28.75 -7.29
526885 Sarla Performance (1) 2003 8.35 55.0 - 310.94 16.40 29.28 - 3.50 38.10 9.60 32/13 24.85 6.10 201209 162.37 15.97 1.91 B
514138 Suryalata Spg. (10) 2003 4.27 70.0 - 370.15 11.10 14.04 10.0 32.90 302.40 11.51 144/70 126.00 3.80 201209 185.03 4.06 9.51
532893 VTM (1) 2003 4.02 75.0 160.53 10.70 10.02 90.0 2.50 50.60 5.00 27/17 23.00 9.20 201209 100.00 7.07 1.76
514470 Winsome Textile (10) 2003 19.82 34.0 - 662.10 9.80 -2.92 - - 94.30 6.62 37/11 27.80 - 201209 410.68 -7.33 -3.55

97 - TEXTILE - WEAVING/TEXTURISING & PROCESSING

514167 Ganesh Ecosphe (10) 2003 21.83 45.0 - 888.83 12.70 62.69 20.0 28.70 218.80 13.98 688/153 569.70 20.00 201209 501.90 26.71 12.24
502958 Lakshmi Mills (100) 2003 6.96 60.0 95/1:2 218.45 4.40 -8.13 - - 3492.90 - 2940/1250 2240.00 - 201209 108.48 -2.94 -42.28

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

500264 Mafatlal Inds (10) 2003 13.91 75.0 - 1005.53 -1.30 -21.65 - - 204.60 - 134/52 89.70 - 201209 395.28 -84.93 -61.05 H
503169 Ruby Mills (5) 2003 8.36 75.0 15/1:1 183.08 24.60 27.70 35.0 16.60 283.00 4.00 227/120 162.50 10.00 201209 65.03 6.03 3.61
538598 Vishal Fabrics (5) 2003 21.96 72.0 - 1296.84 8.00 30.10 - 6.90 56.20 8.63 248/41 52.85 11.90 201209 579.10 4.13 0.63
98 - TEXTILE-FASHION & APPAREL
535755 Aditya Birla Fashion (10) 2003 773.50 59.0 8787.86 15.80 -34.54 - - 15.10 - 224/98 189.85 - 201209 3397.55 -514.80 -6.46 H
542484 Arvind Fashions (4) 2003 39.46 35.0 - 3866.30 6.10 -393.51 - - 62.30 - 189/108 140.05 94.40 201209 239.18 -36.49 -4.28 H
536507 Future Lifestyle (2) 2003 40.35 46.0 - 6297.30 15.70 30.74 - 1.50 81.20 14.07 170/47 59.15 - 201209 1384.51 -735.84 -36.43
532630 Gokaldas Exports (5) 2003 21.41 40.0 - 1365.24 4.90 8.33 - 1.90 52.90 - 99/28 79.60 31.40 201209 838.64 10.55 2.46
531543 Jindal Worldwide (1) 2003 20.05 61.0 05/3:1 2198.95 6.30 28.48 - 1.40 18.80 8.88 68/25 45.20 30.60 201209 1062.50 26.42 1.32 AAED
532732 Kewal Kiran Clot (10) 2003 12.33 74.0 - 529.67 18.00 72.95 430.0 59.20 348.80 16.66 1036/669 823.20 16.60 201209 192.03 11.17 9.06
500239 KG Denim (10) 2003 25.64 59.0 - 509.21 2.90 -16.41 - - 31.80 10.12 35/16 26.85 - 201209 270.72 -1.19 -0.46
521248 Kitex Garments (1) 2003 6.65 54.0 17/2:5 739.21 17.90 103.42 150.0 15.60 96.40 17.17 125/90 97.40 6.50 201209 343.67 50.17 7.54 H
533343 Lovable Lingerie (10) 2003 14.80 67.0 - 142.38 4.40 3.99 5.0 2.70 113.10 2.39 116/40 82.00 32.40 201209 54.77 -0.96 -0.65 H
539542 Lux Ind. (2) 2003 5.05 74.0 1206.13 15.50 123.25 625.0 48.80 196.10 27.18 1964/840 1896.20 38.80 201209 1003.77 139.03 55.06
532641 Nandan Denim (10) 2003 48.05 58.0 07/1:1 1524.26 6.50 -0.51 - - 102.10 4.57 37/14 30.50 - 201209 718.01 -33.97 -7.07 AAED
532827 Page industries (10) 2003 11.15 49.0 2945.42 18.10 343.21 1610.0 307.80 735.30 43.04 32372/16446 28610.00 105.90 201209 1952.19 225.01 201.74
533552 Rupa & Co. (1) 2003 7.95 73.0 974.64 11.70 61.55 300.0 7.70 72.70 10.97 361/135 299.60 29.60 201209 824.45 114.66 14.42
532613 VIP Clothing (2) 2003 16.52 65.0 06/3:4 172.69 -9.00 -14.95 - - 16.50 - 18/5 13.00 - 201209 99.54 -0.85 -0.1
521163 Zodiac Clothing (10) 2003 22.48 62.0 11/1:2 190.82 3.70 -28.97 - - 115.30 - 159/89 91.95 - 201209 65.81 -18.89 -8.40 B
99 - TEXTILE /JUTE PRODUCTS
526817 Cheviot Co (10) 2003 6.47 75.0 18/1:2 458.05 12.80 49.72 480.0 76.90 728.60 10.67 820/500 750.00 9.30 201209 238.87 50.04 78.27 B
509557 Garware Technical (10) 2003 21.88 51.0 94/1:1 953.09 18.70 139.27 170.0 63.60 337.80 20.05 2789/1132 2696.80 30.20 201209 712.16 106.93 50.04
514043 Himatsingka Seide (5) 2003 49.23 57.0 05/1:1 2357.93 15.20 24.37 10.0 2.50 138.10 1.75 179/45 139.45 9.50 201209 1092.32 25.37 2.58
526179 Ludlow Jute (10) 2003 10.77 67.0 - 414.82 4.70 5.00 - 4.60 150.40 3.12 108/63 72.95 16.80 201209 272.14 -1.54 -1.43 AAED
514450 Mahalaxmi Rubtech (10) 2003 13.32 72.0 180.68 9.00 4.60 - 3.50 66.20 5.75 54/23 34.15 11.50 201209 80.96 3.53 2.65 B
539400 Mallcom (India) (10) 2003 6.24 75.0 287.69 11.10 17.54 20.0 28.10 177.30 - 458/173 445.50 16.70 201209 218.72 17.28 27.70
538836 Monte Carlo (10) 2003 20.73 65.0 - 725.61 17.20 62.36 50.0 30.10 263.00 12.12 278/128 227.05 7.30 201209 513.25 70.25 33.89
532808 Pearl Global Ind. (10) 2003 21.66 67.0 1685.13 4.00 22.04 - 10.20 231.10 11.92 205/91 185.00 60.80 201209 499.66 -4.08 -1.88
540048 S P Apparels (10) 2003 25.69 60.0 - 808.97 10.10 55.06 - 21.40 203.60 10.93 211/58 146.85 7.30 201209 405.83 28.86 11.23 H
540203 Sheela Foam (05) 2003 24.39 86.0 2173.63 13.90 189.02 - 38.70 188.50 22.91 2344/1220 1971.95 59.90 201209 1155.50 126.79 25.99
541700 TCNS Clothing (2) 2003 12.29 32.0 1148.67 15.90 65.02 - 10.60 107.40 10.17 565/316 463.35 42.90 201209 414.45 -60.25 -9.61

100 - TRADING
539660 Best Agrolife (10) 2003 22.03 5.0 - 690.66 2.20 8.72 1.0 4.00 83.90 4.87 838/181 420.00 106.50 201209 697.31 11.79 5.36
531041 Competent Auto (10) 2003 6.15 75.0 - 1165.25 4.00 11.94 10.0 19.40 406.60 5.16 164/89 145.00 7.10 201209 851.18 12.77 20.79
500159 Metroglobal (10) 2003 12.33 75.0 - 246.48 6.30 7.73 - 6.30 229.40 - 71/31 56.00 7.20 201209 206.88 5.76 18.69
513377 MMTC (1) 2003 150.00 90.0 18/1:2 24134.98 -0.30 -182.79 - - 7.90 6.00 53/13 40.45 - 200906 7614.26 -114.61 -0.76
530135 Optiemus Infracom (10) 2003 85.81 75.0 369.07 -17.30 -84.91 - - 27.50 - 207/15 116.25 - 201209 109.98 4.52 0.51
532524 PTC India (10) 2003 296.01 16.0 - 18100.81 10.10 368.26 55.0 12.40 141.50 9.04 92/33 84.25 7.70 201209 13156.14 346.87 11.72 B
504341 Ravindra Energy (10) 2003 119.64 73.0 719.38 2.00 23.96 - 2.00 -0.10 - 43/18 33.45 17.70 201209 84.22 -10.75 -0.90
532805 Redington (I) (2) 2003 77.82 8.0 - 51465.17 2.10 517.98 215.0 13.30 110.70 12.61 201/68 168.70 13.30 201209 16368.32 147.86 3.80 H
540425 Shankara Building (10) 2003 22.85 56.0 2639.73 4.40 40.05 20.0 17.50 222.10 8.12 518/229 403.85 32.90 201209 1338.90 1.69 0.74
512531 STC (10) 2003 60.00 90.0 08/1:1 2936.74 -3.20 -39.90 - - -918.80 - 110/34 75.30 - 201209 247.71 -24.85 -4.14
505590 SVP Global (10) 2003 12.65 68.0 1409.79 16.50 51.14 - 40.40 673.40 7.67 95/25 75.70 - 201209 64.37 -3.15 -2.49

101 - TYRES/RUBBER PRODUCTS

500877 Apollo Tyres (1) 2003 57.21 44.0 - 16327.00 11.90 474.67 300.0 8.30 173.50 4.76 261/80 224.75 28.20 201209 7818.86 497.99 8.15 B
502355 Balkrishna Inds (2) 2003 38.66 54.0 17/1:1 4811.24 27.10 806.13 1000.0 41.70 259.10 16.69 1885/792 1683.30 39.90 201209 4012.03 783.18 40.51 H
500878 Ceat (10) 2003 40.45 51.0 87/1:2 6778.83 10.60 250.64 120.0 62.00 718.90 8.83 1763/713 1554.15 22.20 201209 5293.76 271.80 67.19
Elgi Rubber (01) 2003 5.01 62.0 366.80 -0.50 -23.40 16.0 - 36.90 - 36/10 28.80 9.19 201209 249.78 2.03 0.41
500168 Goodyear India (10) 2003 23.07 74.0 90/1:1 1745.57 7.80 88.84 130.0 38.50 395.80 10.00 1202/611 915.10 23.70 201209 1222.36 93.02 40.33
509152 GRPL (10) 2003 1.33 42.0 - 348.70 5.40 2.87 55.0 21.60 956.30 2.23 1028/550 889.50 42.30 201209 202.76 -3.07 -23.01
509162 Indag Rubber (2) 2003 5.25 75.0 - 191.09 9.80 13.43 120.0 5.10 71.30 7.11 114/46 84.45 16.60 201209 124.10 1.14 0.44
530007 J K Tyre & Industries (2) 2003 49.25 52.0 - 8724.90 9.40 87.34 35.0 3.50 94.70 3.78 147/43 107.95 12.50 201209 4111.70 119.27 4.84 AAED
500290 MRF (10) 2003 4.24 27.0 75/1:2 16239.36 14.70 1408.85 1000.0 3322.80 28808.00 - 98576/55360 80536.75 24.40 201209 11183.67 931.80 2197.04
509243 TVS Srichakra (10) 2003 7.66 45.0 - 2103.74 10.30 82.34 201.0 107.50 972.50 11.18 2273/975 1695.00 16.10 201209 1294.79 38.65 50.48 H

102 - DIVERSIFIED - LARGE

512599 Adani Enterprises (1) 2003 109.98 75.0 09/1:1 43402.56 5.10 936.11 100.0 8.50 154.10 5.91 1240/127 1170.15 290.90 201209 8647.01 241.97 2.20
532259 Apar Ind (10) 2003 38.27 58.0 07/1:3 7461.74 6.80 134.88 95.0 35.20 304.80 11.39 500/275 474.00 13.20 201209 4139.87 91.68 23.96 B
500067 Blue Star (2) 2003 19.26 39.0 95/1:1 5360.19 5.30 144.89 500.0 15.00 81.20 17.50 1025.452 915.00 79.40 201209 2350.68 0.67 0.07 AAED
500040 Century Textiles (10) 2003 111.70 50.0 97/1:1 3423.42 13.30 273.58 30.0 24.50 311.50 8.08 549/254 487.75 11.90 201209 1754.14 21.46 3.14 B

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Co. Name of the Year Equity PH Last Sales OPM NP Div EPS Book RONW Market price P/E Cumulative/Unaudited
We
Code company ended (Rs (%) bonus (Rs cr) (%) (Rs cr) (%) (Rs) value (%) 52-week as on ratio Period Sales NP EPS Reco.
(Face value) cr) (Latest) yr/ratio (Rs) H/L 13/04/2021 ended (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs)

523367 DCM Shriram (2) 2003 31.19 64.0 05/1:1 8055.17 15.00 715.59 410.0 45.90 260.10 18.86 578/221 565.00 11.60 201209 6020.13 429.32 27.53 B
500164 Godrej Industries (1) 2003 33.64 75.0 15/1:1250 11290.75 7.40 507.42 - 15.10 172.00 10.02 556/234 539.95 361.00 201209 1307.98 -66.09 -1.96
500300 Grasim Industries (2) 2003 131.59 31.0 88/3:4 77625.10 22.50 5265.96 200.0 80.00 861.00 9.18 1472/469 1439.95 64.60 201209 7955.48 373.12 5.68 AAED
500875 ITC (1) 2003 1230.50 - 16/1:2 49404.05 39.10 15450.46 1015.0 12.60 53.00 24.84 239/157 205.35 17.20 201209 33819.15 9238.01 7.51 B
500271 Max Financial (2) 2003 53.91 30.0 00/1:1 18241.76 2.50 144.99 - 5.40 79.60 13.54 978/347 853.90 107.50 201209 63.27 23.63 0.66
500331 Pidilite Industries (1) 2003 50.80 70.0 10/1:1 7294.47 21.40 1156.31 700.0 22.80 87.70 26.88 1928/1307 1804.50 82.20 201209 4359.32 804.94 15.84 AAED
500302 Piramal Enterprises (2) 2003 45.11 51.0 93/1:2 13068.29 48.00 23.95 700.0 1.10 1287.80 0.09 2008/806 1685.30 271.50 201209 1331.11 -38.81 -8.39 B
500339 Rain Ind. (C) (2) 2012 67.27 41.0 - 10464.69 16.00 558.17 - 16.60 164.50 8.01 175/61 152.20 - - - - - B
500325 Reliance Ind (10) 2003 6339.04 45.0 17/1:1 596743.00 14.60 42805.17 65.0 67.50 715.10 10.19 2369/1150 1930.50 35.30 201209 179092.00 24468.00 37.93 B
500336 Surya Roshni (10) 2003 54.41 63.0 95/3:4 5471.05 6.50 102.49 20.0 18.80 227.80 8.57 410/76 364.80 18.80 201209 3832.77 98.20 18.17 H
500770 Tata Chemicals (10) 2003 254.76 31.0 95/3:5 10600.92 20.10 1107.83 110.0 43.50 506.30 8.78 834/232 758.30 32.60 201209 2157.68 359.51 14.11 AAED
500114 Titan Company (1) 2003 88.78 53.0 11/1:1 21051.54 11.70 1501.39 400.0 16.90 75.10 23.57 1621/810 1530.65 93.70 201209 12055.00 348.00 3.02 AAED
500295 Vedanta (1) 2003 371.72 50.0 08/1:1 84447.00 26.80 12899.34 390.0 34.70 148.00 - 245/73 217.75 14.00 201209 24815.00 9062.00 24.36 B
500575 Voltas (1) 2003 33.09 30.0 90/1:2 7658.08 7.90 550.14 400.0 16.60 129.40 13.11 1131/428 959.35 51.70 201209 4047.63 355.71 10.75 AAED

103 - DIVERSIFIED - MEDIUM

523395 3M India (10) 2003 11.27 75.0 - 2986.55 15.10 322.19 - 285.90 1553.60 20.24 30975/16770 27455.70 140.10 201209 1651.13 83.61 74.22 H
590062 Andhra Sugars (10) 2003 27.11 47.0 95/1:1 1477.48 19.00 186.73 200.0 68.90 425.50 16.35 360/187 310.05 4.50 201209 699.00 71.66 26.44 H
526173 Andrew Yule (2) 2003 97.79 89.0 299.14 -12.40 -20.20 - - 7.00 0.71 26/8 24.15 - 201209 272.15 45.44 0.93 B
523736 Dhunseri Ventures (10) 2003 35.02 74.0 92/1:1 69.87 -99.90 -54.73 5.0 - 352.10 - 110/45 97.20 18.90 201209 56.24 71.12 20.30
502865 Forbes & Company (10) 2003 12.90 74.0 88/1:1 2754.58 0.90 -123.97 - - -68.10 - 1971/905 1832.60 - 201209 119.25 -46.27 -35.87 H
500153 Ganesh Benzo. (1) 2003 5.18 43.0 246.67 25.60 41.10 - 7.90 28.00 30.96 80/26 70.20 10.80 201209 169.72 34.17 6.47 H
500173 GFL (1) 2003 10.99 68.0 - 3703.64 17.80 -124.07 - - 198.30 - 128/67 73.60 23.50 201209 0.93 -30.72 -0.21 H
532716 Gillanders Arb. (10) 2003 21.34 69.0 10/1:2 660.03 4.70 -22.38 - - 129.30 - 83/18 43.60 - 201209 295.58 -7.68 -3.60 AAED
506480 GOCL Corp. (2) 2003 9.91 70.0 79/1:1 498.77 3.10 49.64 200.0 10.00 183.50 5.36 280/130 216.95 - 201209 61.75 39.75 8.02 AAED
524226 Gujarat Ambuja Export (2) 2003 22.93 64.0 - 3816.59 7.50 151.27 50.0 6.60 57.80 11.94 155/53 131.40 21.00 201209 3028.76 219.72 9.58 AAED
542830 IRCTC (10) 2003 160.00 87.0 - 2275.48 31.40 529.44 125.0 33.10 83.00 44.14 2073/1190 1581.70 52.30 201209 444.26 86.11 5.38 H
512237 Jai Corp (1) 2003 17.84 73.0 07/1:1 526.93 9.90 33.91 50.0 1.90 73.50 3.41 109/51 83.30 53.40 201209 332.60 88.96 5.02 B
590066 KCP Ltd (1) 2003 12.89 45.0 - 1423.59 12.70 18.67 15.0 1.40 65.00 2.26 103/36 86.45 - 201209 891.99 104.46 8.10 AAED
502937 Kesoram Industries (10) 2003 142.59 49.0 80/1:2 2645.64 8.70 -186.86 - - -6.80 - 90/21 69.80 - 201209 1627.46 125.82 8.82 H
513023 Nava Bharat Vent (2) 2003 35.24 44.0 16/1:1 2758.72 42.60 468.75 75.0 26.60 229.10 11.82 79/34 74.00 8.90 201209 648.44 92.39 5.61 B
532486 Pokarna (2) 2003 6.20 57.0 - 393.31 33.40 70.72 30.0 22.80 109.20 23.22 274/57 229.95 - 201209 52.83 0.37 0.12 B
503806 SRF (10) 2003 57.48 52.0 83/1:2 7209.41 20.20 1005.64 140.0 174.80 857.80 22.19 6364/3181 6076.75 38.30 201209 4782.34 614.02 105.92 AAED
532804 Technocraft Ind. (10) 2003 24.46 75.0 - 1359.10 15.50 122.87 - 50.20 386.00 13.87 444/180 371.00 8.80 201209 674.01 66.63 30.26 AAED
521064 Trident (1) 2003 509.60 68.0 - 4727.67 17.90 337.89 36.0 0.70 6.00 11.27 17/4 13.67 - 201209 3169.30 270.10 0.53 H
509055 Visaka Ind (10) 2003 16.08 41.0 - 1050.38 10.40 49.14 150.0 30.60 317.00 9.78 536/136 481.95 18.80 201209 792.05 79.76 49.69 AAED

104 - MISCELLANEOUS
530043 Acknit Ind. (10) 2003 3.04 46.0 169.92 6.80 4.37 15.0 14.40 160.20 9.33 103/40 88.00 6.30 201209 114.10 4.24 13.97
531921 Agarwal Indl. (10) 2003 10.26 60.0 - 787.03 6.00 25.55 15.0 24.90 153.50 17.56 171/48 156.50 10.90 201209 406.75 10.03 9.79 H
512573 Avanti Feeds (2) 2003 13.62 44.0 18/1:2 4115.29 11.10 339.95 510.0 25.00 103.00 26.05 587/287 472.15 23.20 201209 2351.84 236.60 17.37
526829 Confidence Petro (1) 2003 27.38 49.0 - 1077.78 11.70 52.41 - 1.90 15.90 12.82 49/17 42.85 25.40 201209 470.55 20.36 0.74 H
530643 Eco Recycling (10) 2003 19.30 69.0 19/1:10 12.19 20.00 2.07 - 1.10 9.10 - 72/22 53.50 - 201209 8.41 3.92 2.03
540798 Future Supply Chain (10) 2003 43.88 52.0 1140.98 22.10 9.01 - 2.10 169.30 12.02 224/60 77.85 11.70 201209 316.20 -165.44 -37.70
533282 Gravita India (2) 2003 13.81 73.0 - 1347.80 7.10 36.88 35.0 5.30 32.60 7.97 123/32 99.70 22.20 201209 839.50 19.85 2.88 AAED
539854 Halder Venture (10) 2003 3.16 66.0 - 288.46 4.30 2.35 - 7.40 157.30 7.00 136/31 113.40 - 201209 4.57 0.13 0.41
542726 Indiamart Intermesh (10) 2003 29.11 52.0 - 638.85 26.20 147.26 100.0 50.60 94.60 - 9952/2036 7925.00 167.90 201209 486.00 232.50 80.36 H
532777 Info Edge (India) (10) 2003 128.58 42.0 10/1:1 1311.93 -17.50 -308.16 60.0 - 316.60 - 5876/2142 4743.30 216.70 201209 808.55 204.24 16.26
500213 Intl Travel House (10) 2003 7.99 62.0 - 209.16 1.30 -8.21 - - 188.30 - 79/38 58.35 - 201209 38.60 -38.35 -47.98 H
535648 Just Dial (10) 2003 61.77 33.0 953.11 31.00 194.03 - 31.40 208.00 16.97 1063/306 859.15 21.70 201209 499.49 180.58 28.42 H
541974 Manorama Ind. (10) 2003 11.13 61.0 - 188.24 23.40 22.93 - 20.60 114.40 19.84 920/292 858.35 44.30 200906 76.62 8.91 8.01
540704 Matrimony.com (5) 2003 11.39 51.0 430.49 12.60 29.53 70.0 13.00 100.20 13.71 1242/259 938.35 75.10 201209 272.97 30.78 13.52 AAED
500367 Rubfila International (5) 2003 24.73 57.0 - 258.01 9.30 16.87 24.0 3.40 30.80 11.84 69/25 58.45 20.70 201209 169.73 18.95 3.78 AAED
533014 Sicagen India (10) 2003 39.57 42.0 698.86 1.60 0.36 5.0 0.10 94.80 - 19/10 17.50 - 201209 236.08 2.22 0.56 AAED
519566 Simran Farms (10) 2003 3.79 37.0 281.12 -9.30 -21.54 - - 11.50 - 92/25 76.80 - 201209 251.57 18.47 48.73 AAED
540673 SIS (5) 2003 73.39 76.0 8485.17 6.10 223.57 40.0 15.20 94.60 16.95 478/314 369.00 68.70 201209 2228.73 49.53 3.37 H
Sonam Clock (10) 2003 10.01 72.0 59.96 10.90 2.85 - 2.80 27.80 10.81 65/37 61.25 - - - - -
530017 Standard Ind. (5) 2003 32.16 20.0 - 21.22 -52.40 -40.12 - - -7.00 - 23/8 19.00 - 201209 4.12 1.04 0.16 B
539658 Team Lease Services (10) 2003 17.10 45.0 4783.38 1.60 41.58 - 24.30 332.70 7.58 3884/1428 3379.25 137.50 201209 3230.30 60.40 35.33
500413 Thomas Cook (1) 2003 37.83 68.0 00/2:3 6832.56 1.60 0.82 - - 45.40 - 62/22 45.65 - 201209 123.56 -1.46 -0.04 H
523261 Venky’s India (10) 2003 14.09 56.0 15/1:2 3261.02 -0.60 -27.78 - - 593.60 - 1845/962 1572.00 - 201209 2175.28 189.84 134.76
532373 WEP Solutions (10) 2003 26.32 39.0 - 68.37 18.30 -2.12 - - 15.80 - 23/12 15.00 - 201209 38.03 -1.67 -0.64 H

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Corporate Scoreboard Index
Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry
of the Code of the Code of the Code of the Code of the Code of the Code
company No. company No. company No. company No. company No. company No.
20 Microns ................. 60 Artson Engineering ... 41 Bhageria Ind. ............. 20 Cipla ........................... 70 Eco Recycling .......... 104 Garden Reach ........... 84
3M India ................... 103 Arvind Fashions ......... 98 Bhagiradha Chem ..... 68 City Union Bank ......... 11 Edelweiss Capital ...... 47 Garden Silk Mills ....... 94
5 Paisa Capital .......... 47 Arvind Ltd. ................. 94 Bhagwati Autocast .... 15 Clariant Chemicals .... 21 Eicher Motors ................ 5 Garware Poly. ............ 64
63 Moon Tech. .......... 27 Asahi India Glass ...... 53 Bharat Bijlee ............. 37 CMI ............................. 14 EID Parry .................... 90 Garware Technical .... 99
Asahi Songwon ......... 20 Bharat Dynamics ....... 40 Coal India .................. 60 EIH .............................. 55 Gateway Distripa ....... 58
A Ashapura Minechem . 60
Ashiana Hsg ............... 30
Bharat Electronics ..... 38
Bharat Forge .............. 52
Cochin Minerals ........ 60
Cochin Shipyard ........ 84
EIH Ass. Hotels .......... 55
Eimco Elecon ............ 41
Gati ............................. 58
Gayatri Proj. .............. 28
Aarti Drugs ................. 70
Ashok Alco-Chem ...... 22 Bharat Gears ................. 8 Coforge ...................... 26 Elantas Beck India .... 22 GE Power India ......... 42
Aarti Inds .................... 21
Ashok Leyland .............. 5 Bharat Parenterals .... 71 Colgate-Palmolive .... 67 Elecon Engg .............. 40 GE T&D India ............ 37
Aarvee Denim ............ 94
Ashoka Buildcon ........ 29 Bharat Rasayan ......... 68 Competent Auto ...... 100 Electrosteel Casting(l) . 15 GEE ............................ 39
Aavas Financiers ....... 48
Asian Energy ............. 63 Bharat Road Network 29 Confidence Petro .... 104 Elgi Equipments ........ 24 Geecee Ventures ...... 30
Aban Offshore ............ 63
Asian Granito ............. 19 Bharat Seats ................. 8 Container Corpn ........ 40 Elgi Rubber .............. 101 General Insurance ..... 56
ABB ............................ 37
Asian Paints ............... 65 Bharat Wire ................ 87 Control Print .............. 64 Elpro Intl .................... 37 Generic Engineering 29
Abbott India Ltd. ....... 72
Asian Star .................. 32 Bharti Airtel ................ 92 Cords Cable Ind. ........ 14 Emami ........................ 67 Genesys Intl ............... 27
ABM Knowledge ....... 27
ASTEC Life ................ 68 Bhartiya Intl ............... 57 Coromandel International 46 Emami Paper ............ 66 Genus Paper .............. 66
ACC (C) ................... 17
Aster DM Healthcare . 54 BHEL .......................... 37 Cosmo Films .............. 64 Emmbi Ind. ................ 64 Genus Power Infra Ltd . 38
Accelya Solutions ..... 27
Astra Micro ................. 38 Bilcare ........................ 64 Creditaccess Gram. ... 47 Empire Ind. ................ 53 Geogit BNP. P. .......... 47
Acknit Ind. ................ 104
Astral Poly .................. 74 Bimetal Bearings ......... 8 CRISIL (C) ................ 48 Endurance Techno. ..... 7 GFL ........................... 103
Acrysil ......................... 74
AstraZeneca Pharma 72 Biocon Ltd ................. 13 Crompton Greaves Engineers India ......... 42 GHCL .......................... 16
Action Const. ............. 41
Astron Paper .............. 66 Birla Corp ................... 17 Consumer ................... 34 Enkei Wheels ................ 8 GIC Housing Fin ........ 48
Adani Enterprises .... 102
Atul ............................. 20 Birlasoft ...................... 27 Cummins India .......... 43 Entertainment Nt ....... 44 Gillanders Arb. ........ 103
Adani Ports ................ 58
Atul Auto ....................... 6 Bliss GVS PH ............. 71 Cyient ......................... 26 EPL ............................. 64 Gillette India ............. 67
Adani Power .............. 75
AU Small Finance ..... 11 Blue Chip Tex Ind. .... 96 Equitas Holdings ....... 49 Ginni Filaments ......... 96
ADF Food ................... 51
Adhunik Ind. .............. 87
Aurionpro Solutions .. 27
Aurobindo Pharma .... 70
Blue Dart Express ...... 58
Blue Star .................. 102
D Eris Lifesciences ........ 71
Esab India .................. 39
GlaxoSmithKline Ph . 72
Glenmark Pharma(l) .. 70
Aditya Birla Cap. ....... 47 D - Link (I) ................... 25
Austin Engineering ... 12 BMW Ind. ................... 87 Escorts ........................... 5 GMM Pfaudler ........... 41
Aditya Birla Fashion . 98 D B Corp ..................... 78
Auto Corp of Goa ......... 8 Bodal Chemicals ....... 20 Ester Ind ..................... 64 GMR Infra .................. 28
Ador Fontech ............. 39 D B Realty .................. 29
Automotive Axles ......... 7 Bombay Burmah ....... 91 Eveready Ind. ............ 35 GNA Axles ..................... 8
Ador Welding ............. 39 Dabur India ................ 67
Avadh Sugar .............. 90 Bombay Dyeing ......... 94 Everest Industries ...... 18 GNFC .......................... 46
Advanced Enzyme .... 22 Dai-Ichi Karkaria ........ 22
Avanti Feeds ............ 104 Borosil Renewables .. 53 Everest Kanto ............ 41 Goa Carbon ............... 22
Aegis Logistics ........... 61 Dalmia Bharat ........... 17
Avenue Supermarts .. 83 Bosch Ltd. ..................... 7 Evexia Lifecare ......... 85 GOCL Corp. ............. 103
Affle (India) ................ 27 Dalmia Bharat Sugar .. 90
AVT Natural Prod. ..... 85 BPCL .......................... 81 Excel Inds .................. 22 Godawari Power & Ispat 86
Agarwal Indl. ........... 104 Datamatics Global .... 27
Axis Bk. ....................... 11 Brigade Enter ............ 30 Exide Industries ............ 7 Godfrey Phillips ......... 23
AGC Networks ............ 93 DCM Ltd. .................... 95
AXISCADES Eng. ..... 27 Bright Brothers ........... 74 Expleo Solutions ....... 27 Godrej Agrovet .......... 51
Agro Tech Foods ....... 85 DCM Nouvelle ........... 95
Britannia Ind .............. 50 Godrej Consumer ...... 67
Ahluwalia Contracts .. 29
AIA Eng. ..................... 15
B Brooks Lab ................. 71
BSE ............................ 48
DCM Shriram ........... 102
DCM Shriram Ind ...... 90
F Godrej Industries ..... 102
Godrej Prop. .............. 30
Ajanta Pharma .......... 70 Bajaj Auto ..................... 6 DCW ............................ 16 FAC Travancore ........ 46
Butterfly Gandhimathi .. 34 Gokaldas Exports ....... 98
Ajmera Realty ............ 30 Bajaj Consumer ......... 67 De Nora India ............ 41 FDC ............................. 70
Gokul Agro ................. 51
Aksharchem (India) .... 22
Akzo Nobel ................. 65
Bajaj Electricals ........ 34
Bajaj Finance Ltd. .... 47
C Deccan Cements ....... 17
Deccan Gold .............. 60
Federal Bank ............. 11
Federal-Mogul Go. ....... 7
Goodluck Steel .......... 88
Goodricke Group ....... 91
Albert David ............... 71 Bajaj Finserv .............. 47 C G Power .................. 37 Deep Energy .............. 63 Fermenta Biotech ..... 71
Goodyear India ....... 101
Alembic Ltd. .............. 30 Bajaj Healthcare ....... 71 C L Educate ............... 36 Deepak Fertilisers & Peto. 46 FIEM Ind. ...................... 7
GPT Infra ................... 29
Alembic Pharma ....... 70 Bajaj Hindusthan ...... 90 Cadila Healthcare ..... 70 Deepak Nitrite ............ 21 Filatex India .............. 96
Granules (India) ......... 70
Alicon Castalloy ........... 8 Bajaj Hold & Inv. ....... 49 Cambridge Tech. ...... 27 Delta Corp. ................. 29 Fine Organic .............. 22 Graphite India ........... 39
Alkem Lab. ................. 70 Bajaj Steel ................. 64 Camlin Fine Sci. ....... 22 Den Networks ............. 44 Fineotex Chem. ......... 22 Grasim Industries ..... 102
Alkyl Amines .............. 22 Bal Pharma ................ 71 Can Fin Homes .......... 48 Dev. Credit Bank ........ 11 Finolex Cables .......... 14 Gravita India ............ 104
Allcargo Global ......... 58 Balaji Amines ............ 22 Canara Bank .............. 10 Dewan Housing Fin ... 48 Finolex Industries ...... 69 Greaves Cotton .......... 43
Allsec Tech ................ 27 Balaji Telefilms ......... 44 Capacite Infra. ........... 29 DFM Foods ................. 51 Firstsour Solu. ............ 27 Greenlam Ind. ........... 31
Alphageo (India) ....... 63 Balasore Alloys .......... 60 Caplin Point .............. 71 Dhampur Sugar Mills .. 90 Flexituff Intl. .............. 74 Greenply Inds ............ 31
Amara Raja Batt ........... 7 Balkrishna Inds ........ 101 Capri Global .............. 47 Dhanlaxmi Bank ........ 11 Foods & Inns .............. 51 Grindwell Norton .......... 1
Amber Enterprises ..... 38 Balkrishna Paper ....... 66 Caprihans India ......... 74 Dhanuka Agri ............. 68 Forbes & Company .. 103 GRPL ........................ 101
Ambika Cotton ........... 95 Balmar Lawr Inv ........ 49 Captain Polyplast ...... 74 Dharmsi Morarji ......... 22
Force Motors ................. 5 GSFC .......................... 46
Ambuja Cement (C) 17 Balmer Lawrie ........... 64 Carborundum Univ ....... 1 Dhunseri Ventures ... 103
Fortis Healthcr ............ 54 GTPL Hathway .......... 44
Amrit Corp. ................. 49 Balrampur Chini ........ 90 Care Ratings .............. 48 DIC India .................... 64
Fortis Malar ................ 54 Gufic Bioscience ....... 71
Amrutanjan ................ 71 Bambino Agro ........... 51 Career Point .............. 36 Dilip Buildcon ............ 28
Foseco India .............. 22 Guj Alkalies ................ 16
Anant Raj Ind ............ 29 Banco Products ............ 8 Castrol India .............. 59 Disa India ................... 41
Frontier Springs ............ 8 Guj Mineral Dev ........ 60
Andhra Paper ............ 66 Bandhan Bank ........... 11 CCL Products ............. 91 Dish TV ...................... 44
Future Consumer ....... 51 Guj St Petronet ........ 61
Andhra Sugars ......... 103 Bank of Baroda .......... 10 CDSL .......................... 48 Dishman Carbogen ... 71
Future Enterprises ..... 83 Guj. Pipavav .............. 58
Andrew Yule ............ 103 Bank of India ............. 10 Ceat .......................... 101 Divi’s Labs .................. 70
Future Lifestyle .......... 98 Gujarat Ambuja Export 103
Anjani Portland ......... 17 Bank of Maharashtra . 10 Ceinsys Tech. ............ 27 Dixon Technologies .. 38
Future Retail .............. 83 Gujarat Apollo I ......... 41
Anuh Pharma ............ 71 Bannari Amman Spg .. 95 Central Bank .............. 10 DLF Ltd. ..................... 28
Dr Reddy’s Labs ......... 70 Future Supply Chain 104 Gujarat Gas Co. ......... 61
Apar Ind ................... 102 Bannari Amman Sug .. 90 Centum Elect. ............ 38
Gujarat Ind Power ..... 75
Apcotex Inds .............. 22
Apex Frozen Foods ... 51
Banswara Syntex ....... 94
BASF India ................ 21
Century Enka ............. 96
Century Plyboards ..... 31
Dr. Lal PathLabs ........ 54
Dr.Agarwal Eye .......... 54 G Gulf Oil Lub. .............. 59
Gulshan Polyols ........ 22
APL Apollo Tube ...... 88 Bata India .................. 57 Century Textiles ...... 102 Dredging Corpn ......... 63 G E Shipping ............. 84
Apollo Hospitals ........ 54
Apollo Micro Systems 38
Bayer Crop Science .. 68
BCL Ind. ..................... 29
Cera Sanitary ............. 19
CESC .......................... 75
Duncan Engineering . 41
Duroply Ind. ............... 31
G M Breweries ........... 33
G P Petroleums ......... 59
H
Apollo Pipes .............. 74 BCPL Railway Infra. .. 42 Chaman Lal Setia ..... 51 Dutron Polymers ........ 74 H T Media .................. 78
G.V.K. Power Infra .... 28
Apollo Tricoat ............ 88 Beekay Steel Ind. ...... 87 Chambal Fert ............. 46 Dwarikesh Sugar ........ 90 H.G. Infra .................... 29
Gabriel India ................ 7
Dynamatic Tech ........ 41
Apollo Tyres ............ 101 BEML ......................... 40 Chembond Chem ...... 22 GAIL ........................... 61 Halder Venture ........ 104
Dynemic Products ..... 22
Aptech ........................ 36 Bengal & Assam ........ 49 Chemfab Alkalis ........ 16 Galaxy Surfactants .... 21 Haldyn Glass .............. 53
Archid Ply Ind. ........... 31
Aries Agro Ltd ............ 46
Berger Paints ............. 65
Best Agrolife ............ 100
Chennai Petroleum .. 81
Cheviot Co ................. 99
E Gallantt Ispat ............. 87
Gallantt Metal ........... 87
Harita Seating .............. 8
Harrisons Malayalam 91
Arrow Greentech ........ 74 BF Investment ............ 49 Chola Investment ...... 47 East India Sec. .......... 47 Gandhi Spe Tubes .... 88 Hathway Cable .......... 44
Arshiya Intl. ................ 58 BF Utilities ................. 28 Cholamandalam Fin. .. 49 Ebixcash World .......... 48 Ganesh Benzo. ........ 103 Hatsun Agro ............... 50
ARSS Infra ................. 29 BGR Energy ............... 37 Cigniti Techno. ......... 27 eclerx Services .......... 27 Ganesh Ecosphe ....... 97 Havell’s India ............. 34

66 Corporate India April 30, 2021

Corporate Scoreboard Index
Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry
of the Code of the Code of the Code of the Code of the Code of the Code
company No. company No. company No. company No. company No. company No.
Hawkins Cookers ........ 34 India Grid Trust ......... 48 Jenburkt Pharma ....... 71 Kolte Patil Deve. ....... 30 Marine Electricals ..... 37 Network 18 media ..... 49
HBL Power System Ltd . 35 India Nippon ................. 8 Jet Airways .................... 9 Kopran ........................ 71 Marksans Pharma ...... 71 Neuland Lab .............. 71
HCC ............................ 28 India Power Corp. ..... 75 Jet Freight Logistics .. 58 Kotak Mahindra Bank 11 Maruti Suzuki ................ 5 New India Assu .......... 56
HCL Infosystems ........ 25 Indiabulls Hsg Fin ..... 48 Jindal Drilling ............ 63 Kothari Products ........ 23 Mastek ........................ 27 Newgen Software ...... 27
HCL Technologies .... 26 Indiabulls Real .......... 30 Jindal Holding ........... 49 Kovai Medical ........... 54 Matrimony.com ....... 104 NGL Fine-Chem ........ 22
HDFC .......................... 48 Indiamart Intermesh 104 Jindal Poly Film ........ 64 KRBL .......................... 51 Mawana Sugar .......... 90 NHPC Ltd ................... 76
HDFC Asset Manag. .. 47 Indian Bank ................ 10 Jindal Saw ................. 88 Kriti Nutrients ............. 85 Max Financial .......... 102 NIIT Ltd. ..................... 36
HDFC Bank ................. 11 Indian Energy (IEX) .. 48 Jindal Stain. (Hisar) .. 86 KSB (C) ............. 80 Max Ventures ............. 49 Nile Ltd ...................... 41
HDFC Life Insurance . 56 Indian Hotels Co ........ 55 Jindal Stainless ......... 86 KSE ............................ 85 Mayur Uniquoters ...... 74 Nilkamal Ltd. ............. 74
HDIL ............................ 28 Indian Metals ............. 86 Jindal Steel & Power 86 Kuantum Paper ......... 66 Mazda ........................ 41 Nippon Life India ...... 56
Healthcare Global ..... 54 Indian Oil Corp .......... 81 Jindal Worldwide ...... 98 Kwality Pharmaceutical 71 MCX ............................ 48 Nirlon .......................... 30
HEG ............................ 39 Indian Overseas Bank 10 JMC Projects .............. 28 Meghmani Organics . 68 Nitco ........................... 19
Heidelberg Cement .. 17 Indo Amines .............. 22 Jocil ............................ 22 L Menon Bearings ........ 12 Nitin Spinners ............ 95
Hercules Hoist ............ 41 Indo Borax ................. 22 John Cockerill ............ 41 Menon Pistons .............. 8 Nitta Gelatin India .... 22
L & T Finance ............ 47
Heritage Foods .......... 50 Indo Count ................. 95 Johnson Controls - Hitachi .... 3 MEP Infra. .................. 29 NLC India ................... 60
L G Balakrishnan ....... 40
Hero Motocorp .............. 6 Indo National ............. 35 Jost’s Engineering Co .. 41 Metroglobal ............. 100 NMDC ......................... 60
L T Foods Ltd. ........... 51
Hester Bioscience ...... 13 Indo Rama Synthetics 96 JSW Energy ............... 75 Metropolis Health ...... 54 NOCIL ......................... 69
L&T Infotech .............. 26
HFCL .......................... 93 Indo Tech Trans. ....... 37 JSW Ispat ................... 86 Mideast Integrated .... 87 Novartis India ............. 72
L&T Technology ....... 42
High Energy Batt. ...... 37 Indoco Remedies ...... 70 JSW Steel .................. 86 Milk Food ................... 50 NRB Bearings ............ 12
La Opala RG ............. 53
Hikal ............................ 70 Indostar Capital ......... 47 Jtekt India ..................... 7 Minda Corp. .................. 8 NTPC .......................... 75
Lakshmi Electrical ..... 37
HIL .............................. 18 Indraprastha Gas ....... 61 JTL Infra ..................... 29 Minda Ind ..................... 7
Him Teknoforge ......... 52 Indraprastha Med ...... 54 Jubilant Food ............ 50
Lakshmi Machine ...... 40
Lakshmi Mills ............. 97
MindTree Ltd. ............ 26 O
Himadri Speciality Chem. 21 Indsil Hydro ................ 60 Jubilant Ind. .............. 68 Mirza International .... 57
Larsen & Toubro ........ 40 Oberoi Realty ............ 30
Himatsingka Seide .... 99 Ind-Swift Labs ............ 71 Jubilant Pharmova .... 70 Mishra Dhatu ............. 87
Lasa Supergeneries .. 71 Oil & Natural Gas ...... 62
Hind Copper .............. 60 Indus Towers .............. 93 Just Dial ................... 104 MMP Industries ............. 4
Laurus Labs. .............. 70 Oil India ..................... 62
Hind Natl Glass .......... 53 IndusInd Bank ............ 11 Jyothy Labs. ............... 67 MMTC ...................... 100
Lemon Tree Hotels ... 55 Olectra Greentech ..... 41
Hind Oil Exploration . 62 INEOS Styrolution ..... 69 Jyoti Resins ................ 22 Modison Metal .......... 38
Liberty Shoes ............. 57 Om Metals Infra ......... 41
Hind Rectifiers ........... 37 Inflame Appliances ... 34 MOIL .......................... 60
Hind Unilever Ltd ...... 67 Info Edge (India) ..... 104 K LIC Hsg Finance ........ 48
Linc Pen & PI ............ 79
Monarch Networth ..... 47
Omax Autos .................. 7
Omaxe Ltd ................. 29
Hind Zinc .................... 60 Infosys ......................... 26 Monte Carlo ............... 99
K P Energy ................. 75 Lincoln Pharma ......... 71 Onmobile Global ...... 92
Hind. Aeronautics ...... 40 Ingersoll-Rand ........... 24 Morepen Labs ............ 71
K P R Mill Ltd ............ 94 Linde India ................ 21 Optiemus Infracom .. 100
Hind. Composites ......... 8 Innovators Façade ..... 74 Morganite Crucible ... 82
Kabra Extrusion ......... 41 LKP Finance .............. 47 Oracle Fin. ................. 26
Hind. Tin Works ......... 64 Inox Leisure ............... 44 Motherson Sumi ........... 7
Kaira Can ................... 64 Lovable Lingerie ....... 98 Orient Abrasives ........... 1
Hindalco Industries ....... 4 Inox Wind ................... 76 Motilal Oswal ............. 47
Kajaria Ceramics ....... 19 Loyal Textile ............. 94 Orient Bell ................. 19
Hinduja Global .......... 26 Insecticides ................ 68 MphasiS Ltd .............. 26
Kakatiya Cements ..... 17 Ludlow Jute ............... 99 Orient Cement ........... 17
Hinduja Ventures ...... 47 Intellect Design ......... 27 MPS Ltd. .................... 36
Kallam Spinning ....... 95 Lumax Auto Techn ...... 8 Orient Electric ............ 34
Hindustan Media ....... 78 InterGlobe Aviation ..... 9 MRF .......................... 101
Kalpataru Power ........ 77 Lumax Inds ................... 7 Orient Paper .............. 66
Hitech Corp. .............. 64 Intl Combustion ......... 41 MRPL ......................... 81
Kalyani Forge ............ 52 Lupin .......................... 70 Orient Press ................ 64
HLE Glascoat ............. 41 Intl Travel House ..... 104 MSP Steel & Power .. 86
Kalyani Steels ........... 89 Lux Ind. ...................... 98 Orient Refractories .... 82
HLV ............................. 55 IOL Chemicals ........... 22 MTNL ......................... 92
Kamdhenu ................. 87 Oriental Aromatics .... 22
Honda SIEL Power .... 37
Honeywell Auto ......... 38
Ion Exchange ............ 40
Ipca Laboratories ...... 70
Kanchi Karpooram .... 22 M Mukand ...................... 89
Multibase India ......... 74
Oriental Carbon ......... 22
Kansai Nerolac .......... 65 Oriental Rail Infra. .... 31
HPCL .......................... 81 IRB Infra ..................... 28 M & M Financial ........ 47 Munjal Auto .................. 8
Karda Constructions .. 30 Orissa Minerals .......... 60
HPL Electric ............... 37 IRCON Inter. .............. 42 M M Forgings ............. 52 Munjal Showa .............. 7
Karnataka Bank ......... 11
HSIL ............................ 19
HUDCO ....................... 48
IRCTC ....................... 103
ISGEC Heavy ............. 40
Karur Vysya Bank ...... 11
Machino Plastics ....... 74
Macpower CNC .......... 41
Murudeshwar Ceramics . 19
Muthoot Finance ....... 48
P
Kaveri Seed Comp ....... 2
Huhtamaki PPL ......... 64 IST ................................. 8 Madhucon Proj. ......... 29 P C Jeweller .............. 32

I ITC ............................ 102

Kaya ........................... 67
KCP Ltd .................... 103
Madras Fert ................ 46
Mafatlal Inds .............. 97
N P G Foils ....................... 4
P&G Hygiene ............. 67
ITD Cementation ...... 28
KCP Sugar ................. 90 N R Agarwal Inds ....... 66
ITI ............................... 93 Magma Fincorp ......... 47 Page industries .......... 98
I G Petrochem ........... 69 KEC Intl ...................... 77 NACL Ind. .................. 68
IVP .............................. 22 Maha Scooters .......... 49 Paisalo Digital ........... 47
I M P A L ....................... 8 Keerthi Ind. ................ 17 Nahar Indl Enterprise 94
Mahalaxmi Rubtech . 99 Panacea Biotec ......... 13
Ice Make Refrig. ........ 41
ICICI Bank .................. 11
J KEI Inds ...................... 14
Kellton Tech. ............. 27
Mahanagar Gas ......... 61
Maharashtra Seamless . 88
Nahar Spg Mills ......... 94
Nalwa Sons ................ 49
Panama Petrochem .. 69
Panasonic Carbon ..... 39
ICICI Lombard ........... 56 J & K Bank ................. 11 Keltech Energies ....... 22 Nandan Denim ......... 98
Mahindra & Mahindra . 5 Panasonic Energ. ...... 35
ICICI Prudential ......... 56 J B Chemicals ............ 70 Kennametal India ..... 41 Narayana Hrudaya. ... 54
Mahindra CIE (C) ..... 52 Parag Milk Foods ...... 50
ICICI Sec. ................... 47 J K Agri ......................... 2 Kesar Enterprise ........ 90 Narmada Gelatin ...... 22
Mahindra EPC ........... 74 Patel Engg ................. 28
ICRA ........................... 48 J K Cements Ltd. ....... 17 Kesoram Industries .. 103 Natco Pharma ............ 70
Mahindra Holiday ..... 55 Patel Integrated ........ 58
IDBI Bank ................... 10 J K Lakshmi Cement . 17 Kewal Kiran Clot ....... 98 Nath Bio ..................... 13
Mahindra Lifespace .. 30 Patels Airtemp ........... 41
IDFC ............................ 47 J K Paper ................... 66 KG Denim .................. 98 National Aluminium .... 4
Mahindra Logistics .... 58 Pearl Global Ind. ...... 99
IDFC First Bank .......... 11 J K Tyre & Industries 101 Khadim India ............. 57 National Fertilisers .... 46
Maithan Alloys .......... 60 Pee Cee Cosma ........ 67
IFB Agro ..................... 68 J Kumar Infra ............. 28 Kimia Biosciences ..... 71 National Peroxide ..... 22
Majestic Auto ................ 6 Pennar Inds ................ 87
IFB Inds. ..................... 34 J L Morison ................ 67 KingFa Science ......... 74 Nava Bharat Vent .... 103
Mallcom (India) ......... 99 Persistent System ...... 26
IFCI ............................. 47 J M Financial ............. 47 Kiri Ind. ...................... 20 Navin Fluorine ........... 22
Man Inds .................... 88 Petronet LNG ............. 61
IFGL Refrac ................ 82 Jagran Prakashan ...... 78 Kirloskar Brothers ....... 80 Navkar Corp. .............. 58
Man Infra .................... 29 Pfizer .......................... 72
Igarshi Motors ............ 37 Jai Corp .................... 103 Kirloskar Ferro ............ 89 Navneet Education .. 36
Manaksia .................... 60 PG Electro ................. 38
IIFL Finance .............. 49 Jain Irrigation ............ 74 Kirloskar Indus. .......... 49 NBCC .......................... 30
Manaksia Coated ...... 87 Phillips Carbon .......... 21
IIFL Securities ............ 47 Jamna Auto .................. 7 Kirloskar Oil Engine .. 43 NCC ............................ 28
Manali Petrochem .... 69 Phoenix Mills ............. 30
IIFL Wealth ................ 47 Jash Engineering ...... 41 Kirloskar Pneumatic .. 24 NCL Ind. ..................... 17
Manappuram ............. 48 PI Industries ............... 68
Ind Card Cloth ........... 41 Jay Bharat Maruti ......... 7 Kisan Moulding ......... 74 NDTV .......................... 44
Mangalam Cement ... 17 Pidilite Industries .... 102
Ind Hume Pipe .......... 18 Jay Shree Tea ........... 91 Kitex Garments .......... 98 Nectar Lifescience ..... 70
Mangalam Organics . 22 Piramal Enterprises . 102
Indag Rubber ........... 101 Jay Ushin ....................... 8 Kkalpana Ind. ............ 74 Nelcast ........................ 15
Mangalore Chem ...... 46 Pitti Engineering ....... 41
India Cements ........... 17 Jayant Agro-Organics 22 KLRF .......................... 51 NELCO ....................... 93
Manorama Ind. ........ 104 Plastiblends ............... 74
India Gelatine ........... 22 JBF Industries ............ 96 KNR Const. ................. 29 NESCO ....................... 41
Marathon Nextgen .... 30 PNB Gilts .................... 48
India Glycols .............. 69 JBM Auto ...................... 8 Kokuyo Camlin .......... 79 Nestle India ................ 50
Marico Ind .................. 67 PNB Housing ............. 48

April 30, 2021 Corporate India 67

Corporate Scoreboard Index
Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry Name Industry
of the Code of the Code of the Code of the Code of the Code of the Code
company No. company No. company No. company No. company No. company No.
PNC Infratech ............ 28 Relaxo Footwears ...... 57 Setco Automotive ........ 8 STC .......................... 100 Tejas Networks ........... 93 Vardhman Hold. ........ 49
Poddar Pigments ...... 74 Reliance Capital ....... 47 Seya Ind. .................... 22 Steel Exchange ......... 87 Texmaco Infra ........... 30 Vardhman Spe. Steel 87
Pokarna .................... 103 Reliance Comm. ....... 92 Shaily Engineering ... 74 Steel Str. Wheels ......... 8 Texmaco Rail ............ 40 Varroc Eng. ................... 7
Poly Medicure ........... 54 Reliance Ind ............ 102 Shakti Pumps ............. 80 Sterling & Wilson ...... 42 TGV Sraac ................. 16 Varun Beverages (C) . 50
Polycab India ............ 14 Reliance Indl Infra .... 42 Shalby ........................ 54 Sterling Tools ............ 45 Thangamayil Jew. .... 32 Vascon Engineers ..... 30
Polyplex Corpn .......... 64 Reliance Infra ............ 75 Shalimar Paints ......... 65 Sterlite Technologies 14 The Byke Hospitality . 55 Vedanta ................... 102
Pondy Oxides ............ 22 Reliance Naval .......... 84 Shankara Building .. 100 Stovec Ind .................. 41 The Indian Wood. ..... 31 Venky’s India ............ 104
Ponni Sugars (Erode) .. 90 Reliance Power ......... 75 Shanthi Gears ............ 41 Strides Pharma .......... 70 Themis Medicare ...... 71 Veritas (India) ............ 41
Power Fin Corp .......... 48 Religare Enter ........... 47 Sharda Cropchem ..... 68 Stylam Ind. ................ 31 Thermax ..................... 40 Vesuvius India ........... 82
Power Grid Corp ........ 77 Renaissance Jew ....... 32 Sharda Motor ................ 7 Subros ........................... 7 Thirumalai Chem ...... 69 Veto Switchgears ...... 37
Power Mech ............... 42 Repco Home Fin ....... 48 Sudarshan Chem ...... 20 Thomas Cook ........... 104 Vidhi Speciality ......... 22
Sheela Foam ............. 99
PPAP Automotive ........ 8 Repro India ................ 79 Sukhjit Starch & Thyrocare Tech. ........ 54 Vikas Eco Tech .......... 22
Shemaroo Enter ........ 44
Prabhat Dairy ............. 50 Responsive Ind. ......... 74 Chemicals .................. 22 Vimta Labs ................. 54
Shilchar Tech. ........... 37 Tide Water Oil ........... 59
Prabhat Telecoms ..... 93 Revathi Equipment ... 24 Sun Pharma Adv. ...... 73 Vinati Organics .......... 71
Shilp Gravures ........... 60 Tiger Logostics .......... 58
Praj Ind ...................... 40 Rico Auto ...................... 7 Vindhya Telelink ....... 14
Shilpa Medicare ........ 71 Sun Pharma Ind. ....... 70 TIL .............................. 41
Prakash Industries ...... 86 Riddhi Siddhi GI ....... 22 Vinyl Chemicals ........ 22
Shipping Corporation .. 84 Sun Tv ........................ 44 Time Technolplast .... 74
Prakash Pipes ............ 88 RITES ......................... 42 VIP Clothing .............. 98
Shiva Texyarn ........... 95 Sundaram Brake ........... 8 Timken India ............. 12
Prataap Snacks .......... 51 Rossell India .............. 91 VIP Industries ............. 74
Shivalik Bimetal ........ 41 Sundaram Clayton ....... 7 Tinplate Co. .............. 60
Precision Camshafts .. 41 Roto Pumps ............... 80 Virinchi ....................... 27
Shivalik Rasayan ....... 68 Sundaram Finance ... 47 Tirupati Starch .......... 22
Precision Electronics . 38 RPG Life Science ..... 71 Visaka Ind ................ 103
Shivam Autotech ......... 8 Sundram Fasteners ... 45 Titagarh Wagons ....... 41
Precision Wires .......... 60 RPP Infra .................... 29 Vishal Fabrics ............ 97
Shoppers Stop ........... 83 Sunflag Iron ............... 89 Titan Company ....... 102
Premier Explosives .... 22 RSWM ........................ 94 Vishnu Chemicals ..... 22
Shree Cement ........... 17 Sunshield Chem ........ 22 Torrent Pharma ......... 70
Prestige Estates ......... 30 RTS Power Corp. ...... 41 Vivimed Labs ............. 22
Shree Pushkar Chem. 22 Sunteck Realty .......... 30 Torrent Power ............ 75
PRICOL ......................... 7 Rubfila International .. 104 VLS Finance .............. 47
Super Sales Ind. ........ 95 Tourism Finance ....... 48
Prime focus ................ 44 Ruby Mills .................. 97 Shree Renuka Sugar . 90 V-Mart Retail ............. 83
Suprajit Eng ................. 8 Transform & Rect (TRIL) 37
Prince Pipes .............. 74 Ruchi Soya ................ 85 Shreyans Ind. ............. 66 Vodafone Idea .......... 92
Supreme Industries ... 74 Transpek Ind .............. 68
Prism Johnson ........... 17 Ruchira Papers .......... 66 Shreyas Shipping ...... 84 Voith Paper ................ 41
Supreme Petro .......... 69 Transport Corp ........... 58
Privi Speciality .......... 22 Rupa & Co. ................ 98 Shriram City ............... 47 Voltamp Ltd. .............. 37
Surya Roshni ........... 102 Trent ........................... 83
Procter & Gamble Health .... 72 Rural Elec. Corp. ....... 48 Shriram Transport Fin 48 Voltas ....................... 102
Suryalakshmi Cotton . 95 TRF ............................. 40
PSP Projects .............. 29 Rushil Décor .............. 31 Sicagen India .......... 104 VRL Logistics ............. 58
Suryalata Spg. .......... 96 Trident ...................... 103
PTC India ................ 100 Sical Logistics ............ 58 VST Inds .................... 23
PTC India Fin. ........... 48 S Siemens (C) .......... 37
Sutlej Textiles ........... 95
Suven Life Sc ............ 71
Triton Valves ............. 41
Triveni Engg .............. 90
VST Tillers .................... 5
PTC Industries ........... 15 Signet Ind. ................. 74 VTM ............................ 96
S Chand & Co. .......... 78 Triveni Turbine ......... 38
Pun & Sind Bank ....... 10 Suyog Telematic ...... 93
Punjab Alkalies ......... 16
S H Kelkar .................. 22
S P Apparels .............. 99
Sika Internplant ......... 41
Silver Touch Tech. ... 27
Suzlon Energy ........... 42
SVP Global .............. 100
TTK Healthcare ......... 71
TTK Prestige ............. 34
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Punjab Chemicals ..... 68 Simmonds Marshall .. 45
Sadbhav Engg .......... 28 Tube Investments ...... 40 WABCO India ............... 7
Punjab Nat Bank ....... 10 Swan Energy ............. 30
Sadbhav Infra ............ 29 Simplex Casting ........ 15 Walchandnagar Inds . 40
Puravankara Proj. ...... 30 Swaraj Engines ......... 43 TV 18 Broadcast ........ 44
Sagar Cements .......... 17 Simplex Infrastructure ... 28 TV Today ................... 44 Wanbury ..................... 71
PVR ............................ 44 Swelect Energy ......... 38
Sahyadri Ind. ............. 18 Simran Farms .......... 104 TVS Motor Co ............... 6 Warren Tea ................ 91
Symphony .................. 34
Q SAIL ............................ 86
Saint - Gob. Sekur. .... 53
Sintercom India ............ 8
Sintex Industries ........ 94
Syngene Inter. ........... 73 TVS Srichakra .......... 101
Tyche Ind. .................. 22
Waterbase .................. 51
Websol Energy .......... 76
Quess Corp ................. 26 Sintex Plastics ........... 74 Welcast Steels ........... 87
Quick Heal Techno ... 27
Sakthi Sugars ............. 90
Salasar Techno ......... 87 SIS ............................ 104 T U Welspun Corp. ........... 88
Welspun Enterprises .. 29
R Salzer Electronics ..... 38
Sambandam spg ....... 95
Siyaram Silk .............. 94
SJVN .......................... 76
T N Newsprint ............ 66
T. N. Petro Prod. ....... 69
Ucal Fuel System ......... 8
UCO Bank .................. 10
Welspun India ............ 94
SKF India ................... 12 Taj GVK Hotels ......... 55 Wendt ............................ 1
R. Systems Int. (C) .... 27 Samrat Pharma Chem. 22 Uflex Ltd ..................... 64
Skipper ....................... 77 Take Solutions .......... 27 WEP Solutions ........ 104
Radico Khaitan ......... 33 Sandesh ..................... 78 UFO Moviez ............... 44
Smartlink Network ...... 25 Talbros Eng. ................. 8 West Coast Paper ...... 66
Rail Vikas Nigam ....... 28 Sandhar Technologies ... 7 Ugar Sugar Works ...... 90
SML ISUZU ................... 5 Taneja Aerospace ..... 41 Westlife Deve. ............ 49
Rain Ind. (C) ..... 102 Sandur Manganese .. 60 Ujjivan Fin. Service .. 47
SMS Lifesciences ...... 71 Tasty Bite ................... 51 Wheels India ................. 7
Rajapalayam Mills .... 95 Sangal Papers ........... 66 Ujjivan Small Fin. Bank 11
SMS Pharma ............. 71 Tasty Dairy ................. 51 Whirlpool India .......... 34
Rajesh Exports ........... 32 Sangam (India) ......... 96 Ultramarine & Pig ..... 20
Tata Chemicals ....... 102 Wim Plast ................... 74
Rajoo Eng .................. 41 Sanghi Ind. ................ 17 SNL Bearings ............. 12 UltraTech Cement ..... 17
Tata Coffee ................ 91 Windsor Machines ..... 41
Rajratan Global ......... 87 Sanghvi Forging ........ 52 Snowman Logistics ... 58 Umang Dairies ........... 50
Tata Comm. .............. 92 Winsome Textile ....... 96
Rajshree Sugars ........ 90 Sobha ......................... 30 Uni Abex Alloy .......... 15
Sanghvi Movers ......... 42 Wipro .......................... 26
Rallis India ................. 68 Solar Ind.(I) Ltd. ........ 21 Tata Consumer Prod. 91 Unichem Labs ............ 70
Sanofi India ............... 72 Wockhardt .................. 70
Ram Ratna Wires ...... 87 Solara Active ............. 71 Tata Elxsi ................... 25 Union Bk of India ...... 10
Sarda Energy ............. 86 Wonderla Holidays .... 55
Rama Phosphates ..... 46 Somany Ceramics ..... 19 Tata Inv. Corpn. ........ 47 Unitech ....................... 28
Saregama India ........ 44 WPIL ........................... 80
Ramco Cements ........ 17 Sonam Clock ........... 104 Tata Metaliks ............. 89 United Breweries ....... 33
Sarla Performance .... 96
Ramco Inds ................ 18
Ramco Systems ......... 27
Sasken Comm Tech .. 27 Sonata Software ........ 27
SORIL Infra ................ 83
Tata Motors ................... 5
Tata Power Co .......... 75
United Drilling ........... 41
United Spirits ............. 33
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Sastasunder Ventures 47
Ramkrishna Forgings .. 52 South Ind. Bank. ........ 11 Tata Steel .................. 86 Universal Cables ........ 14 Xchanging Solutions 27
Satia Ind. ................... 66
Ramky Infra. ............... 28
Rane (Madras) .............. 7 Satin Creditcare ........ 47
Saurashtra Cement ... 17
South India Paper ..... 66
Spandana Sphoorty .. 47
Tata Steel BSL ......... 86
Tata Steel Long Prod. . 87
Universal Starch ........ 22
UPL Ltd. ..................... 68 Y
Rane Brake Lin. ............ 8 Tata Teleservices ...... 92 Usha Martin ................ 86
Savita Oil Tech. ........ 69 Speciality Rest. ......... 50 Yasho Ind. .................. 22
Rane Engine Val. ........ 8 TBZ ............................. 32
Rane Holdings ........... 49
Rasandik Eng. ............... 8
Sayaji Ind. ................. 22
SBI .............................. 10
Spencers Retail ......... 83
SPIC ........................... 46 TCI Express ................ 58 V Yes Bank .................... 11
Yuken India ................ 41
TCNS Clothing .......... 99
Ratnamani Metals ..... 88
Rattan Power ............. 75
SBI Life Insurance ..... 56
Schaeffler India ......... 12
Spicejet ......................... 9
SPML Infra ................. 29 TCPL Packaging ....... 64
V. Guard Indus. .........
Va Tech Wabag ........
34
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Schneider Electric ..... 37 Sree Rayalaseema Hypo 22 TCS ............................ 26 Vadilal Enterp ........... 51 Z F Steering .................. 8
Ravindra Energy ...... 100
SEAMEC .................... 63 Sreeleathers .............. 57 TD Power Sys. ........... 37 Vadilal Inds ................ 50 Zee Entertainment .... 44
Raymond .................... 94
Selan Exploration ..... 63 SRF ........................... 103 Team Lease Services 104 Vakrangee Soft .......... 27 Zee Learn .................. 36
RBL Bank ................... 11
RCF ............................. 46 Sequent Scientific .... 71 Srikalahasthi Pipes .... 88 Tech Mahindra .......... 26 Valiant Organic ......... 22 Zee Media ................. 44
Redington (I) ............ 100 Seshasayee Paper .... 66 Standard Ind. ........... 104 Technocraft Ind. ...... 103 Vardhaman Textile ... 94 Zen Technologies ..... 27

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