Stocks To Watch
Jul 12 2021
• Maruti Suzuki India: Launched Maruti Suzuki Smart Finance, a digital end-to-end online car financing platform.
• Nocil: The company gave a brief of its performance in its annual report. The lockdowns resulted in sub-optimal operations during the first quarter of the year under review with operating rates falling below 50% than the preceding quarter. The company recorded a turnover of Rs 939 crore, a growth of over 9% over the last year.
• Quess Corp: Increased its stake in Stellarslog Technovation from 16.12% to 33.33% by investing Rs 3.20 crore
• Anjani Portland Cement: Purchased additional shares in Bhavya Cements, increasing shareholding in the company to 89.15%.
• Canara Bank: Launched its annual report and said the outlook for financial year 2021-22 is positive with expectation of economic recovery gaining momentum, particularly in the second half of the year, with broad based normalization of economic activity and continued policy support from the government and the RBI.
• Wockhardt: Ended the year with profit after tax of Rs 686 crore as compared to a loss of Rs 69 crore in the previous year. Also reduced the net debt to equity ratio to 0.54 from 0.96
• Federal Bank: Re-appointed Shyam Srinivasan as managing director & CEO of the bank for three years with effect from September 23, 2021.
• Hero MotoCorp: Ended the financial year with net profit of Rs 2,964 crore, down nearly 18.5%. Exports grew 142% in Africa and Middle-East, with 7.5% growth in overall exports. The company also crossed 100 million units milestone in cumulative production and sales.
• Apcotex Industries: Appointed Sachin Karwa as the Chief Financial Officer. Karwa will replace Suraj Badale, who will continue to work as DGM – Accounts.
• IRCTC: To restore Lucknow- New Delhi Tejas Express train service from August 7 for 4 days a week.
• Container Corporation of India: Q1 total volumes rise 35.4% year-on-year to 9,91,746.
• Equitas Small Finance Bank: Got RBI nod to apply for amalgamation plan
• Bajaj Auto: Omkar Goswami resigns as an independent director of Bajaj Auto and Bajaj Finance
• Adani Ports: Board to consider raising up to $750 million in USD bonds
• Earnings to watch: Authum Investment and Infrastructure, HFCL, HMT, Steel Strips Wheels
Jul 12 2021
• Maruti Suzuki India: Launched Maruti Suzuki Smart Finance, a digital end-to-end online car financing platform.
• Nocil: The company gave a brief of its performance in its annual report. The lockdowns resulted in sub-optimal operations during the first quarter of the year under review with operating rates falling below 50% than the preceding quarter. The company recorded a turnover of Rs 939 crore, a growth of over 9% over the last year.
• Quess Corp: Increased its stake in Stellarslog Technovation from 16.12% to 33.33% by investing Rs 3.20 crore
• Anjani Portland Cement: Purchased additional shares in Bhavya Cements, increasing shareholding in the company to 89.15%.
• Canara Bank: Launched its annual report and said the outlook for financial year 2021-22 is positive with expectation of economic recovery gaining momentum, particularly in the second half of the year, with broad based normalization of economic activity and continued policy support from the government and the RBI.
• Wockhardt: Ended the year with profit after tax of Rs 686 crore as compared to a loss of Rs 69 crore in the previous year. Also reduced the net debt to equity ratio to 0.54 from 0.96
• Federal Bank: Re-appointed Shyam Srinivasan as managing director & CEO of the bank for three years with effect from September 23, 2021.
• Hero MotoCorp: Ended the financial year with net profit of Rs 2,964 crore, down nearly 18.5%. Exports grew 142% in Africa and Middle-East, with 7.5% growth in overall exports. The company also crossed 100 million units milestone in cumulative production and sales.
• Apcotex Industries: Appointed Sachin Karwa as the Chief Financial Officer. Karwa will replace Suraj Badale, who will continue to work as DGM – Accounts.
• IRCTC: To restore Lucknow- New Delhi Tejas Express train service from August 7 for 4 days a week.
• Container Corporation of India: Q1 total volumes rise 35.4% year-on-year to 9,91,746.
• Equitas Small Finance Bank: Got RBI nod to apply for amalgamation plan
• Bajaj Auto: Omkar Goswami resigns as an independent director of Bajaj Auto and Bajaj Finance
• Adani Ports: Board to consider raising up to $750 million in USD bonds
• Earnings to watch: Authum Investment and Infrastructure, HFCL, HMT, Steel Strips Wheels
Results Today:
Infosys, LTTS, 5paisa, Dodla, Hatsun, Tinplate
Today: India federal cabinet to meet at 11 am, Zomato IPO opens
Just Dial board meet on Friday for fund raising
NMDC: Brokerages positive on demerger
Aurobindo: CS raises target to 1230 from 1085. Nothing new in report
CS says cement prices have sustained in May - July unlike past years
Mindtree and Tata Metaliks good nos. Will watch Tata Steel Long also due to merger with metaliks
Sun TV new in ban and Ibulls housing out of F&O ban
Infosys, LTTS, 5paisa, Dodla, Hatsun, Tinplate
Today: India federal cabinet to meet at 11 am, Zomato IPO opens
Just Dial board meet on Friday for fund raising
NMDC: Brokerages positive on demerger
Aurobindo: CS raises target to 1230 from 1085. Nothing new in report
CS says cement prices have sustained in May - July unlike past years
Mindtree and Tata Metaliks good nos. Will watch Tata Steel Long also due to merger with metaliks
Sun TV new in ban and Ibulls housing out of F&O ban
Stocks to focus...
• Vedanta, Hindustan Zinc: Announced production results for Q1FY22. Mined metal production for the quarter was 221,000 tonnes, up 9% as compared to Q1FY21 on account of higher ore production largely at Rampura Agucha mines (RAM) and Zawar mines. This was partially offset by lower overall metal grades. In comparison to Q4FY21, it decreased by 23%, mainly due to lower ore production at Sindesar Khurd & Rampura Agucha mines due to operators' absenteeism in April & May in light of second wave of Covid-19. Integrated metal production was 236,000 tonnes for Q1 FY22, up 17% as compared to Q1 FY21 in line with higher availability of mined metal and down 8% as compared to Q4 FY21 on account of lower mined metal production. Integrated zinc production was 188,000 tonnes, up 20% as compared to Q1FY21 and down by 4% as compared to Q4 FY21, integrated lead production was 48,000 tonnes for Q1 FY22, up 9% as compared to Q1 FY21 and down 21% as compared to Q4 FY21.
• Authum Investment and Infrastructure: Appointed Amit Dangi, whole time director of the company as regular chairperson of the board with immediate effect.
• Schaeffler: Jürgen Ziegler, non-executive non-independent director of the company has tendered his resignation effective from July 21 on account of other professional commitments.
• Beekay Steel Industries: Launched a new product -- Beekay Turbo 550 Max Interlocking TMT Bars manufactured at its Parwada Unit at Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh.
• Torrent Power: Released its annual report. The company ended FY21 with a revenue of Rs 12,314 crore, down 10% from Rs 13,818 crore in FY20. Ebitda fell 3% from Rs 3,734 crore to Rs 3,607 crore. Ebitda margin improved slightly from 27% to 29%. Chairman Samir Mehta said the company’s distribution franchisee business was impacted significantly due to the pandemic, while there was limited impact on the generation and licensed distribution business. Post lockdown and subsequent disruptions, it said the economic revival has resulted in an increase in demand for electricity in all its distribution areas, with demand in Q4FY 21 at higher levels than the comparable quarter of previous year. Separately, the matter regarding its suspended bid for 51% privatization of power distribution companies in Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu will be heard in the Supreme Court.
• Gujarat State Petronet: Appointed Rajiv Kumar Gupta, IAS as director on the board of the company.
• Zuari Agro Chemicals: Single super phosphate plant of the company in Mahad has resumed its operations with supply of raw materials having been tied up with a supplier. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium A plant has been shut down due to unavailability of raw materials.
•** Sadbhav Infrastructure Projects**: India Ratings has downgraded the credit rating of the company to BBB+ from A-.
• Coromandel International: Crisil revised the rating for the company's long term bank loan facilities from ‘stable’ to ‘positive’.
• Clariant Chemicals: Released its annual report. The company’s continued operations reported sales for FY21 of Rs 688.41 crore versus Rs 720 crore for the previous year. The company recorded a decline in sales by 4.4%. Of the total sales revenue for the year under review, 35% is contributed by exports. The company has resumed operations in a phased manner and during the quarter ended September 30, 2020, operations have gradually come back to normalcy. It said the balance sheet indicates financial stability and an evaluation of impact of COVID-19 on internal financial controls concluded that there is no major impact.
• NBCC (India): Informed that the company has secured a total business of Rs 206 crore in the month of June, 2021.
• Bank of Maharashtra: Approved the floor price of Rs 24.89 per equity share for its qualified institutional placement.
• Vedanta, Hindustan Zinc: Announced production results for Q1FY22. Mined metal production for the quarter was 221,000 tonnes, up 9% as compared to Q1FY21 on account of higher ore production largely at Rampura Agucha mines (RAM) and Zawar mines. This was partially offset by lower overall metal grades. In comparison to Q4FY21, it decreased by 23%, mainly due to lower ore production at Sindesar Khurd & Rampura Agucha mines due to operators' absenteeism in April & May in light of second wave of Covid-19. Integrated metal production was 236,000 tonnes for Q1 FY22, up 17% as compared to Q1 FY21 in line with higher availability of mined metal and down 8% as compared to Q4 FY21 on account of lower mined metal production. Integrated zinc production was 188,000 tonnes, up 20% as compared to Q1FY21 and down by 4% as compared to Q4 FY21, integrated lead production was 48,000 tonnes for Q1 FY22, up 9% as compared to Q1 FY21 and down 21% as compared to Q4 FY21.
• Authum Investment and Infrastructure: Appointed Amit Dangi, whole time director of the company as regular chairperson of the board with immediate effect.
• Schaeffler: Jürgen Ziegler, non-executive non-independent director of the company has tendered his resignation effective from July 21 on account of other professional commitments.
• Beekay Steel Industries: Launched a new product -- Beekay Turbo 550 Max Interlocking TMT Bars manufactured at its Parwada Unit at Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh.
• Torrent Power: Released its annual report. The company ended FY21 with a revenue of Rs 12,314 crore, down 10% from Rs 13,818 crore in FY20. Ebitda fell 3% from Rs 3,734 crore to Rs 3,607 crore. Ebitda margin improved slightly from 27% to 29%. Chairman Samir Mehta said the company’s distribution franchisee business was impacted significantly due to the pandemic, while there was limited impact on the generation and licensed distribution business. Post lockdown and subsequent disruptions, it said the economic revival has resulted in an increase in demand for electricity in all its distribution areas, with demand in Q4FY 21 at higher levels than the comparable quarter of previous year. Separately, the matter regarding its suspended bid for 51% privatization of power distribution companies in Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu will be heard in the Supreme Court.
• Gujarat State Petronet: Appointed Rajiv Kumar Gupta, IAS as director on the board of the company.
• Zuari Agro Chemicals: Single super phosphate plant of the company in Mahad has resumed its operations with supply of raw materials having been tied up with a supplier. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium A plant has been shut down due to unavailability of raw materials.
•** Sadbhav Infrastructure Projects**: India Ratings has downgraded the credit rating of the company to BBB+ from A-.
• Coromandel International: Crisil revised the rating for the company's long term bank loan facilities from ‘stable’ to ‘positive’.
• Clariant Chemicals: Released its annual report. The company’s continued operations reported sales for FY21 of Rs 688.41 crore versus Rs 720 crore for the previous year. The company recorded a decline in sales by 4.4%. Of the total sales revenue for the year under review, 35% is contributed by exports. The company has resumed operations in a phased manner and during the quarter ended September 30, 2020, operations have gradually come back to normalcy. It said the balance sheet indicates financial stability and an evaluation of impact of COVID-19 on internal financial controls concluded that there is no major impact.
• NBCC (India): Informed that the company has secured a total business of Rs 206 crore in the month of June, 2021.
• Bank of Maharashtra: Approved the floor price of Rs 24.89 per equity share for its qualified institutional placement.
Many People were asking me about this.. Here's my take on Zomato IPO:
1. Hype might push the Stock Prices upside
2. But the Company is overvalued
3. The Business is not in Profit
4. Good for short term traders who just buy at hype and sell after a small rise.
5. For long term holding, one has to wait and watch for more data, not a good idea to buy now for long term
6. I am not a big fan on Trading or Investing in IPO's in general
7. If I am going for this, then better to buy less quantity and see.. Not to invest too much.. Just 1 lot
8. If it works out, then good.. If not, then cut the losses, as quick as you can..
Regards
www.tradingcoach.co.in
1. Hype might push the Stock Prices upside
2. But the Company is overvalued
3. The Business is not in Profit
4. Good for short term traders who just buy at hype and sell after a small rise.
5. For long term holding, one has to wait and watch for more data, not a good idea to buy now for long term
6. I am not a big fan on Trading or Investing in IPO's in general
7. If I am going for this, then better to buy less quantity and see.. Not to invest too much.. Just 1 lot
8. If it works out, then good.. If not, then cut the losses, as quick as you can..
Regards
www.tradingcoach.co.in
Stocks to Focus
• Tata Consultancy Services: Announced plans to expand its operations in Arizona, by investing over $300 million by 2026 and hiring more than 220 employees by 2023.
• KRBL: Informed that operations at its unit situated at Dhuri, Sangrur, Punjab will resume as normal as per Supreme Court’s July 13 order.
• Apar Industries: Released its annual report. The company ended FY21 with revenues 14% lower at Rs 6,388 crore. Profit after tax, however, grew nearly 20% to Rs 161 crore. Chairman Kushal Desai said that despite multiple COVID-19 waves hitting plant operations, logistics and both domestic and global demand, the company’s return on equity for FY21 was up 106 bps year-on-year to 12.5%, driven by 42% reduction in finance cost.
• Craftsman Automation: Company has terminated joint venture agreements signed in 2007 with Mitsubishi Corporation, Tokyo, MC Machinery Systems, USA, Mitsubishi Corporation India and Mitsubishi Corporation Technos, Japan. The joint venture was for selling electric discharge machines and laser cutting machines. Craftsman said the termination was to focus on the increasing needs of the primary business and it won’t have any impact on the company.
• Rossari Biotech: ICRA has assigned a long-term rating of AA- (stable) to its fund-based working capital facilities and unallocated limit facilities. A short-term rating of A1+ has been assigned to its non-fund based limit facilities.
• SeQuent Scientific: Received EU’s good manufacturing practices approval for its tablets dosage manufacturing line in Turkey.
• Amara Raja Batteries: High Court of Andhra Pradesh, at a hearing on July 12, 2021, has extended the interim suspension of closure orders from Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board for the company’s plants situated at Karakambadi, Tirupati and Nunegundlapalli Village, Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh.
• Tata Communications: Appointed Krishnakumar Natarajan as additional director (Independent) to the board for a term of five years.
• Mrs Bectors Food Specialities: Released its annual report. The company said it recorded 16% growth in revenues and a 52% and 138% growth in Ebitda and profit after tax, respectively, for the year. It said this was a factor of both increased product volumes as well as strategic price realisation enhancements. It said the company focused on starting its cookies line at the Rajpura, Punjab factory in the first quarter, with a capacity of 300 MT per month. It is also expanding a bakery line and bread line at our Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, facility which is due to start commercial operations in the third quarter of the current financial year.
• Marico: Announced a strategic investment in Apcos Naturals Private Limited with an acquisition of 60% equity stake for an undisclosed consideration. This equity stake will be acquired over a period of two years.
• Spandana Sphoorty Financial: Crisil assigned the company’s proposed long term bank loan facility of Rs 3,500 crore a rating of A (stable).
• Pidilite: Released its annual report. The company's net sales reported flat growth, excluding Pidilite Adhesives which declined by 2.4%. Its Ebitda grew by 6.5% and profit after tax grew flat. The company said there remains an uncertainty around the duration of the pandemic and the resultant impact on consumer sentiment and demand. Input inflation may continue during the current year as well and it said it is taking necessary steps to mitigate the impact of inflation through appropriate pricing and cost control measures. It added that the slower growth of the Indian economy and stress in sectors, such as construction, could impact the performance of the company and that overseas subsidiaries, by virtue of their relatively smaller size, remain vulnerable to the political and economic uncertainties of their respective countries.
• Lupin: Vertex sues Lupin to block copies of cystic fibrosis drug
• Tata Consultancy Services: Announced plans to expand its operations in Arizona, by investing over $300 million by 2026 and hiring more than 220 employees by 2023.
• KRBL: Informed that operations at its unit situated at Dhuri, Sangrur, Punjab will resume as normal as per Supreme Court’s July 13 order.
• Apar Industries: Released its annual report. The company ended FY21 with revenues 14% lower at Rs 6,388 crore. Profit after tax, however, grew nearly 20% to Rs 161 crore. Chairman Kushal Desai said that despite multiple COVID-19 waves hitting plant operations, logistics and both domestic and global demand, the company’s return on equity for FY21 was up 106 bps year-on-year to 12.5%, driven by 42% reduction in finance cost.
• Craftsman Automation: Company has terminated joint venture agreements signed in 2007 with Mitsubishi Corporation, Tokyo, MC Machinery Systems, USA, Mitsubishi Corporation India and Mitsubishi Corporation Technos, Japan. The joint venture was for selling electric discharge machines and laser cutting machines. Craftsman said the termination was to focus on the increasing needs of the primary business and it won’t have any impact on the company.
• Rossari Biotech: ICRA has assigned a long-term rating of AA- (stable) to its fund-based working capital facilities and unallocated limit facilities. A short-term rating of A1+ has been assigned to its non-fund based limit facilities.
• SeQuent Scientific: Received EU’s good manufacturing practices approval for its tablets dosage manufacturing line in Turkey.
• Amara Raja Batteries: High Court of Andhra Pradesh, at a hearing on July 12, 2021, has extended the interim suspension of closure orders from Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board for the company’s plants situated at Karakambadi, Tirupati and Nunegundlapalli Village, Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh.
• Tata Communications: Appointed Krishnakumar Natarajan as additional director (Independent) to the board for a term of five years.
• Mrs Bectors Food Specialities: Released its annual report. The company said it recorded 16% growth in revenues and a 52% and 138% growth in Ebitda and profit after tax, respectively, for the year. It said this was a factor of both increased product volumes as well as strategic price realisation enhancements. It said the company focused on starting its cookies line at the Rajpura, Punjab factory in the first quarter, with a capacity of 300 MT per month. It is also expanding a bakery line and bread line at our Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, facility which is due to start commercial operations in the third quarter of the current financial year.
• Marico: Announced a strategic investment in Apcos Naturals Private Limited with an acquisition of 60% equity stake for an undisclosed consideration. This equity stake will be acquired over a period of two years.
• Spandana Sphoorty Financial: Crisil assigned the company’s proposed long term bank loan facility of Rs 3,500 crore a rating of A (stable).
• Pidilite: Released its annual report. The company's net sales reported flat growth, excluding Pidilite Adhesives which declined by 2.4%. Its Ebitda grew by 6.5% and profit after tax grew flat. The company said there remains an uncertainty around the duration of the pandemic and the resultant impact on consumer sentiment and demand. Input inflation may continue during the current year as well and it said it is taking necessary steps to mitigate the impact of inflation through appropriate pricing and cost control measures. It added that the slower growth of the Indian economy and stress in sectors, such as construction, could impact the performance of the company and that overseas subsidiaries, by virtue of their relatively smaller size, remain vulnerable to the political and economic uncertainties of their respective countries.
• Lupin: Vertex sues Lupin to block copies of cystic fibrosis drug
• Sterlite Technologies: To consider raising funds via shares, securities on July 22
• Axis Bank: Says information in Dhariya’s tweet factually incorrect; Tweet posted to damage the reputation of bank
Earnings To Watch: Tata Elxsi, Tata Steel Long Products, Wipro, Angel Broking, Aditya Birla Money, Cyient, L&T Infotech, Stylam Industries
• Axis Bank: Says information in Dhariya’s tweet factually incorrect; Tweet posted to damage the reputation of bank
Earnings To Watch: Tata Elxsi, Tata Steel Long Products, Wipro, Angel Broking, Aditya Birla Money, Cyient, L&T Infotech, Stylam Industries
Zomato IPO Update
Total subscription at 1.29x till 1 pm on 2nd day of the issue.
Retail: 3.86x,
QIB:1x,
NIIs:0.2x,
Employees 0.2x
L&T : Tech Services has upped its revenue growth guidance to 15-17% for FY22. CEO and MD Amit Chadha on what aided the strong Q1 for company.
Total subscription at 1.29x till 1 pm on 2nd day of the issue.
Retail: 3.86x,
QIB:1x,
NIIs:0.2x,
Employees 0.2x
L&T : Tech Services has upped its revenue growth guidance to 15-17% for FY22. CEO and MD Amit Chadha on what aided the strong Q1 for company.
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