🗞️ *From the Business Media - 20 August 2021*
*Economic Times*
Ø Bharti Airtel moves SC with review petition in AGR case
Ø Ujjivan SFB chief Nitin Chugh steps down due to personal reasons
Ø Hindustan Zinc says no change in dividend policy
Ø AU Small Finance Bank shareholders okay Rs 14,500 cr debt, equity raise plan
Ø GIC Housing Fin to seek shareholders' nod for raising up to Rs 2,500 cr next month
Ø Institutions reject Lupin’s proposal on ESOPs
Ø Fortis Healthcare: Finally, signs of a turnaround
Ø Vi lenders demand additional collateral on existing loans
Ø Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to meet CEOs of public sector banks on August 25
Ø Companies seek clarity on imported capital goods’ depreciation
Ø Baba Ramdev's Ruchi Soya gets go ahead from Sebi to float FPO
*Business Standard*
Ø Upcoming IPOs can add $160 billion to m-cap: Credit Suisse
Ø Emcure Pharma files draft paper for Rs 5,000 cr IPO
Ø DoT to serve show-cause notice on Vodafone Idea over licence fee delay
Ø Well-positioned to handle challenges of another Covid wave: Dabur India
Ø ONGC offers 43 of its fields to operators for enhancing production
Ø Tata Steel announces Rs 270.28 crore annual bonus for 2020-21
Ø Trai suggests to create separate authorisation for access network provider
Ø Power ministry circulates draft rules on clean energy, seeks comments
Ø HCL Tech appoints Fabiano Funari as the country head for Brazil
Ø Jet Airways staff unions challenge resolution plan, file appeal in NCLAT
*Financial Express*
Ø FPIs’ investment value in domestic equity surges 7 per cent to $ 592-bn in June quarter
Ø Cabinet nod for Rs 11,040-crore National Mission on edible oils-oil palm
Ø Analyst Corner – ONGC: Maintain ‘buy’, capex guidance for FY22 at Rs 295bn
Ø HDFC Bank fixes coupon rate of USD 1 billion AT-1 bonds at 3.70%
Ø Tata Steel commissions 0.5 MTPA recycling plant in Haryana
Ø Pizza Hut ties up with HUL to add Kwality Wall's ice cream, desserts in menu
Ø Zomato invests over $100 million in Grofers
Ø Sterlite Power Transmission files IPO papers with SEBI; Anil Agarwal-led firm looks to raise Rs 1,250-cr
Ø Sebi cuts lock-in period for promoters to 18 months post-IPO
Ø TCS market valuation races past Rs 13 lakh cr mark
*Mint*
Ø Rural consumption strong in Q1 despite blow from covid 2.0
Ø RBI penalty may deter banks from installing more ATMs
Ø Recapitalization, demand revival to be key for SpiceJet
Ø Karvy Stock Broking Chairman C Parthasarathy held for bank loan default case
Ø L&T Infotech to offer jobs to 4,500 freshers in FY22 amid high attrition
Ø Govt notifies timeline to replace existing meters with smart prepaid meters
Ø ONGC looks at acquisitions to achieve 10 GW renewable capacity by 2040
Ø Mumbai court allows restoration of Nirav Modi's confiscated properties to PNB
Ø HAL signs ₹5,375 cr contract with US firm for engines to power Tejas jets
Ø Sugar rally could help India to export 6 mn tonnes without subsidy
Ø Copper and iron ore tumble as growth fears roil metals markets
Ø India Ratings cuts GDP forecast to 9.4% for FY22.
*Economic Times*
Ø Bharti Airtel moves SC with review petition in AGR case
Ø Ujjivan SFB chief Nitin Chugh steps down due to personal reasons
Ø Hindustan Zinc says no change in dividend policy
Ø AU Small Finance Bank shareholders okay Rs 14,500 cr debt, equity raise plan
Ø GIC Housing Fin to seek shareholders' nod for raising up to Rs 2,500 cr next month
Ø Institutions reject Lupin’s proposal on ESOPs
Ø Fortis Healthcare: Finally, signs of a turnaround
Ø Vi lenders demand additional collateral on existing loans
Ø Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to meet CEOs of public sector banks on August 25
Ø Companies seek clarity on imported capital goods’ depreciation
Ø Baba Ramdev's Ruchi Soya gets go ahead from Sebi to float FPO
*Business Standard*
Ø Upcoming IPOs can add $160 billion to m-cap: Credit Suisse
Ø Emcure Pharma files draft paper for Rs 5,000 cr IPO
Ø DoT to serve show-cause notice on Vodafone Idea over licence fee delay
Ø Well-positioned to handle challenges of another Covid wave: Dabur India
Ø ONGC offers 43 of its fields to operators for enhancing production
Ø Tata Steel announces Rs 270.28 crore annual bonus for 2020-21
Ø Trai suggests to create separate authorisation for access network provider
Ø Power ministry circulates draft rules on clean energy, seeks comments
Ø HCL Tech appoints Fabiano Funari as the country head for Brazil
Ø Jet Airways staff unions challenge resolution plan, file appeal in NCLAT
*Financial Express*
Ø FPIs’ investment value in domestic equity surges 7 per cent to $ 592-bn in June quarter
Ø Cabinet nod for Rs 11,040-crore National Mission on edible oils-oil palm
Ø Analyst Corner – ONGC: Maintain ‘buy’, capex guidance for FY22 at Rs 295bn
Ø HDFC Bank fixes coupon rate of USD 1 billion AT-1 bonds at 3.70%
Ø Tata Steel commissions 0.5 MTPA recycling plant in Haryana
Ø Pizza Hut ties up with HUL to add Kwality Wall's ice cream, desserts in menu
Ø Zomato invests over $100 million in Grofers
Ø Sterlite Power Transmission files IPO papers with SEBI; Anil Agarwal-led firm looks to raise Rs 1,250-cr
Ø Sebi cuts lock-in period for promoters to 18 months post-IPO
Ø TCS market valuation races past Rs 13 lakh cr mark
*Mint*
Ø Rural consumption strong in Q1 despite blow from covid 2.0
Ø RBI penalty may deter banks from installing more ATMs
Ø Recapitalization, demand revival to be key for SpiceJet
Ø Karvy Stock Broking Chairman C Parthasarathy held for bank loan default case
Ø L&T Infotech to offer jobs to 4,500 freshers in FY22 amid high attrition
Ø Govt notifies timeline to replace existing meters with smart prepaid meters
Ø ONGC looks at acquisitions to achieve 10 GW renewable capacity by 2040
Ø Mumbai court allows restoration of Nirav Modi's confiscated properties to PNB
Ø HAL signs ₹5,375 cr contract with US firm for engines to power Tejas jets
Ø Sugar rally could help India to export 6 mn tonnes without subsidy
Ø Copper and iron ore tumble as growth fears roil metals markets
Ø India Ratings cuts GDP forecast to 9.4% for FY22.
*Oil & Gas*
*Good show by CGDs & gas utilities*
*Q1FY2022 Results Review*
*Sector: Oil & Gas*
*Sector View: Positive*
The second wave of COVID-19 impacted CGD companies’ gas sales volume (fall of 17.1%/17.5%/22.1% q-o-q for MGL/Gujarat Gas/IGL) in Q1FY2022, but EBITDA margin (excluding that of IGL) surprised positively and increased sharply by 15%/56% q-o-q to Rs. 13.9/Rs. 7.9 per scm for MGL/GGAS, supported by lower gas cost and largely negated the impact of volume decline. In fact, GGAS earnings grew strongly by 36% q-o-q and that of MGL was down only 4% q-o-q and was above our as well as consensus estimates. Earnings of oil marketing companies (OMCs) declined q-o-q given weak refining margins, a decline in refining throughput and marketing sales volumes and forex losses.
*Outlook*
*Structural gas consumption theme provides massive volume opportunity for CGDs; higher crude oil/gas prices bode well for upstream PSUs and BPCL privatisation a key catalyst for OMCs:* Volume recovery for CGD companies has been much faster as the impact of second wave of COVID-19 was much lower compared to the severe demand impact seen in the first wave as government took proactive approach to ease lockdowns norms. A recovery in gas sales volume to pre-COVID-19 in July’21 gives us confidence of strong volume growth for CGD space in FY2022 despite volume impact in Q1FY2022. In our view, the secular gas consumption theme would gain further momentum and drive sustained long-term volume growth for CGD players in the coming years.
*Valuations*
We believe that the street would start appreciating CGDs high volume growth potential, sustained high margin/RoE and strong FCF generation and thus high valuation is justified and likely to sustain as the green fuel wave could further boost the gas consumption theme. All three CGD companies are our preferred picks, with the pecking order being – G-GAS, MGL, and IGL.
*Key Risks* 1) Lower-than-expected gas sales volume amid COVID-19 led demand slowdown. 2) A delay in the development of new GAs and a sharp rise in domestic and imported gas prices. Favourable policies for electric vehicles (although adoption of EVs has been slow in India) could affect the growth outlook for CGD companies.
*Leaders for Q1FY2022:* Gujarat Gas, MGL, GAIL, GSPL, Petronet LNG and Oil India
*Laggards for Q1FY2022:* BPCL and HPCL
*Preferred Picks:* RIL, GGAS, MGL, IGL and GSPL.
*Good show by CGDs & gas utilities*
*Q1FY2022 Results Review*
*Sector: Oil & Gas*
*Sector View: Positive*
The second wave of COVID-19 impacted CGD companies’ gas sales volume (fall of 17.1%/17.5%/22.1% q-o-q for MGL/Gujarat Gas/IGL) in Q1FY2022, but EBITDA margin (excluding that of IGL) surprised positively and increased sharply by 15%/56% q-o-q to Rs. 13.9/Rs. 7.9 per scm for MGL/GGAS, supported by lower gas cost and largely negated the impact of volume decline. In fact, GGAS earnings grew strongly by 36% q-o-q and that of MGL was down only 4% q-o-q and was above our as well as consensus estimates. Earnings of oil marketing companies (OMCs) declined q-o-q given weak refining margins, a decline in refining throughput and marketing sales volumes and forex losses.
*Outlook*
*Structural gas consumption theme provides massive volume opportunity for CGDs; higher crude oil/gas prices bode well for upstream PSUs and BPCL privatisation a key catalyst for OMCs:* Volume recovery for CGD companies has been much faster as the impact of second wave of COVID-19 was much lower compared to the severe demand impact seen in the first wave as government took proactive approach to ease lockdowns norms. A recovery in gas sales volume to pre-COVID-19 in July’21 gives us confidence of strong volume growth for CGD space in FY2022 despite volume impact in Q1FY2022. In our view, the secular gas consumption theme would gain further momentum and drive sustained long-term volume growth for CGD players in the coming years.
*Valuations*
We believe that the street would start appreciating CGDs high volume growth potential, sustained high margin/RoE and strong FCF generation and thus high valuation is justified and likely to sustain as the green fuel wave could further boost the gas consumption theme. All three CGD companies are our preferred picks, with the pecking order being – G-GAS, MGL, and IGL.
*Key Risks* 1) Lower-than-expected gas sales volume amid COVID-19 led demand slowdown. 2) A delay in the development of new GAs and a sharp rise in domestic and imported gas prices. Favourable policies for electric vehicles (although adoption of EVs has been slow in India) could affect the growth outlook for CGD companies.
*Leaders for Q1FY2022:* Gujarat Gas, MGL, GAIL, GSPL, Petronet LNG and Oil India
*Laggards for Q1FY2022:* BPCL and HPCL
*Preferred Picks:* RIL, GGAS, MGL, IGL and GSPL.
Oil slumps over 3%, hits May lows as losses extend to a sixth day - https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/commodities/oil-slumps-over-3-hits-may-lows-as-losses-extend-to-a-sixth-day-7363111.html
Moneycontrol
Oil Slumps Over 3%, Hits May Lows As Losses Extend To A Sixth Day
The Delta variant in areas of low vaccination is driving transmission of COVID-19, the World Health Organization said. Coronavirus-related deaths have spiked in the United States over the past month.
Money Market Update
The rupee ended at 74.24 against the U.S. Dollar on Wednesday as compared to Tuesday's closing of 74.34.
The rupee ended at 74.24 against the U.S. Dollar on Wednesday as compared to Tuesday's closing of 74.34.
Who’s Meeting Whom
Bharat Forge: To meet DSP MF on August 20 and Alchemy Capital on August 27.
Cipla: To meet GIC and Investec Capital Services (India) on August 20.
Titan Company: To meet Franklin Templeton Investments on August 20.
Bharat Forge: To meet DSP MF on August 20 and Alchemy Capital on August 27.
Cipla: To meet GIC and Investec Capital Services (India) on August 20.
Titan Company: To meet Franklin Templeton Investments on August 20.
*Good Morning*
• An $8.8 Billion IPO Wave Sweeps Across India as Startups Soar
• RBI to Buy 250B Rupees of Debt as Part of Bond Buying Program
• Gold Steadies as Investors Weigh Taper Prospects, Market Rout
• Citigroup Says Oil Weakness Could Be Precursor to Tighter Market
• India’s Cars24 to Raise $350 Million From SoftBank, Others
• Growing Private Equity Flows Poised To Spur India LBOs: Investec
• India to Switch INR100B of Bonds to Longer-Term Notes
• India Plans to Spend $1.5B to Help Farmers Boost Palm Oil Output
• Natural Rubber Demand From China and U.S. to Stay Strong: ANRPC
• Crypto Adoption by Individuals Growing Fastest in Vietnam, India
• Afghan Leader Who Wrote Book on Failed States in UAE Exile
• India’s Sensex Slips From Record With ICICI Leading Declines
• Gold Steadies as Investors Turn Their Focus to Fed Minutes
• Global Funds Buy Net INR19.3B of India Equities Tuesday: NSDL
• Carlyle Frontrunner to Acquire Hexaware With $3B Bid, ET Says
• Cartrade Tech’s shares to start trading after IPO, gets 20.3 times demand for shares offered
• Advanced Enzyme (ADVENZY): Buys additional 15% stake in JC Biotech for 211.3m rupees
• Bank of India (BOI): Co. to participate in non-deal roadshows on Aug. 23
• Coffee Day (CCD): KKR Mauritius sells 1.9m Coffee Day shares in bulk deal: NSE
• HDFC Bank (HDFCB): HDFC Bank Prepares for Credit Card Push After Ban is Lifted
• Indostar Capital (INDOSTAR): Holder offers 6.19m shares
• ONGC (ONGC): Seeks bids from partners in 43 of its marginal oil and gas fields
• Reliance Industries (RIL): Co. shuts down Nagothane division till Aug. 24
• Vedanta (VEDL): Exchange seeks clarification from Vedanta on Tuticorin unit
• An $8.8 Billion IPO Wave Sweeps Across India as Startups Soar
• RBI to Buy 250B Rupees of Debt as Part of Bond Buying Program
• Gold Steadies as Investors Weigh Taper Prospects, Market Rout
• Citigroup Says Oil Weakness Could Be Precursor to Tighter Market
• India’s Cars24 to Raise $350 Million From SoftBank, Others
• Growing Private Equity Flows Poised To Spur India LBOs: Investec
• India to Switch INR100B of Bonds to Longer-Term Notes
• India Plans to Spend $1.5B to Help Farmers Boost Palm Oil Output
• Natural Rubber Demand From China and U.S. to Stay Strong: ANRPC
• Crypto Adoption by Individuals Growing Fastest in Vietnam, India
• Afghan Leader Who Wrote Book on Failed States in UAE Exile
• India’s Sensex Slips From Record With ICICI Leading Declines
• Gold Steadies as Investors Turn Their Focus to Fed Minutes
• Global Funds Buy Net INR19.3B of India Equities Tuesday: NSDL
• Carlyle Frontrunner to Acquire Hexaware With $3B Bid, ET Says
• Cartrade Tech’s shares to start trading after IPO, gets 20.3 times demand for shares offered
• Advanced Enzyme (ADVENZY): Buys additional 15% stake in JC Biotech for 211.3m rupees
• Bank of India (BOI): Co. to participate in non-deal roadshows on Aug. 23
• Coffee Day (CCD): KKR Mauritius sells 1.9m Coffee Day shares in bulk deal: NSE
• HDFC Bank (HDFCB): HDFC Bank Prepares for Credit Card Push After Ban is Lifted
• Indostar Capital (INDOSTAR): Holder offers 6.19m shares
• ONGC (ONGC): Seeks bids from partners in 43 of its marginal oil and gas fields
• Reliance Industries (RIL): Co. shuts down Nagothane division till Aug. 24
• Vedanta (VEDL): Exchange seeks clarification from Vedanta on Tuticorin unit
*SGX Nifty -200 pts (16360) from Wednesday's last trade 16560*
Nikkei -101 pts ,
Hangseng -75 pts ,
Now @6.54am .
Dow -66.57 pts ,Nsdq +15.87 pts, S&P +5.53 pts, Bovespa +522 pts , Ftse -110 pts , Dax -200 pts , Cac -164 pts , Crude @ $64.04 brl (-1.42), Brent @ $66.91 brl (+0.43) , Gold @ 1783.00 (-0.10), Silver @ $23.24 (+0.00), Euro @ $1.168, JPY @ $109.83, INR @ 74.385
*Today's Corporate Action*
*20th Aug Ex Date*
DOLAT
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 0.2000
DSSL
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 0.5000
EKI
Final Dividend - Rs. - 1.0000
GMM
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 1.0000
GOCLCORP
Special Dividend - Rs. - 2.0000
LUMAXIND
Final Dividend - Rs. - 7.0000
LUMAXTECH
Final Dividend - Rs. - 3.0000
MANAPPURAM
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 0.7500
METSL
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 0.5000
STLTECH
Final Dividend - Rs. - 2.0000
VAKRANGEE
Final Dividend - Rs. - 0.1000
*Today's Key Results/Board Meetings*
*20-Aug-21*
ADESHWAR
A.G.M.
AMRAFIN
General
AMTEKAUTO
Audited Results
BFINVEST
Quarterly Results
BFUTILITIE
Quarterly Results
GTV
A.G.M.;General
HITTCO
General
INDOCITY
A.G.M.
PHARMAID
A.G.M.
PRISMMEDI
A.G.M.;General
UNIAUTO
Final Dividend
VIDLI
A.G.M.;Increase in Authorised Capital; General
*Stock under F&O ban on NSE*
*20-Aug-21*
1CADILAHC
2CANBK
3NATIONALUM
4PNB
5SAIL
6SUNTV
7VEDL
Nikkei -101 pts ,
Hangseng -75 pts ,
Now @6.54am .
Dow -66.57 pts ,Nsdq +15.87 pts, S&P +5.53 pts, Bovespa +522 pts , Ftse -110 pts , Dax -200 pts , Cac -164 pts , Crude @ $64.04 brl (-1.42), Brent @ $66.91 brl (+0.43) , Gold @ 1783.00 (-0.10), Silver @ $23.24 (+0.00), Euro @ $1.168, JPY @ $109.83, INR @ 74.385
*Today's Corporate Action*
*20th Aug Ex Date*
DOLAT
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 0.2000
DSSL
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 0.5000
EKI
Final Dividend - Rs. - 1.0000
GMM
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 1.0000
GOCLCORP
Special Dividend - Rs. - 2.0000
LUMAXIND
Final Dividend - Rs. - 7.0000
LUMAXTECH
Final Dividend - Rs. - 3.0000
MANAPPURAM
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 0.7500
METSL
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 0.5000
STLTECH
Final Dividend - Rs. - 2.0000
VAKRANGEE
Final Dividend - Rs. - 0.1000
*Today's Key Results/Board Meetings*
*20-Aug-21*
ADESHWAR
A.G.M.
AMRAFIN
General
AMTEKAUTO
Audited Results
BFINVEST
Quarterly Results
BFUTILITIE
Quarterly Results
GTV
A.G.M.;General
HITTCO
General
INDOCITY
A.G.M.
PHARMAID
A.G.M.
PRISMMEDI
A.G.M.;General
UNIAUTO
Final Dividend
VIDLI
A.G.M.;Increase in Authorised Capital; General
*Stock under F&O ban on NSE*
*20-Aug-21*
1CADILAHC
2CANBK
3NATIONALUM
4PNB
5SAIL
6SUNTV
7VEDL
Insider Trades
Adani Green Energy: Promoter Infinite Trade and Investments bought 16.75 lakh shares on August 17.
KEI Industries: Promoter Anil Gupta sold 1.44 lakh shares between August 16-17.
Mastek: Promoter Ashank Desai bought 8,300 shares on August 13.
NCL Industries: Promoter PS Raju sold 2,197 shares on August 18.
SVP Global Ventures: Promoters (Moumita Gattani and Shubhankar Gattani) sold 49,026 shares between August 11-16.
Adani Green Energy: Promoter Infinite Trade and Investments bought 16.75 lakh shares on August 17.
KEI Industries: Promoter Anil Gupta sold 1.44 lakh shares between August 16-17.
Mastek: Promoter Ashank Desai bought 8,300 shares on August 13.
NCL Industries: Promoter PS Raju sold 2,197 shares on August 18.
SVP Global Ventures: Promoters (Moumita Gattani and Shubhankar Gattani) sold 49,026 shares between August 11-16.
Pledge Share Details
Jindal Steel & Power: Promoter Siddeshwari Tradex created a pledge of 16 lakh shares on August 13.
Jindal Steel & Power: Promoter Siddeshwari Tradex created a pledge of 16 lakh shares on August 13.
Stocks To Watch
Reliance Industries: The company has shutdown its manufacturing units at Nagothane in Maharashtra. The product supplies to customers will however continue through available stocks and diverting from other manufacturing sites, the company said. The units are expected to resume normal operations from August 25.
Zomato: Completed the acquisition of 9.16% of shareholding on a fully diluted basis in Grofers India for Rs 518 crore and 8.94% of shareholding on fully diluted basis in Hands on Trades for Rs 222 crore.
Advanced Enzyme Technologies: Completed the acquisition of additional stake of 15% in its subsidiary, JC Biotech. The company bought of 31.06 lakh equity shares of JCB for Rs 21.12 crore. Consequently, the company’s stake in JCB has increased to 85% from 70%.
Ujjivan Small Finance Bank: Nitin Chugh has resigned as Managing Director and CEO of the bank. Chugh's resignation to be effective from September 30.
NLC India: Raised Rs 750 crore through allotment of 15,000 Commercial Papers of face value of Rs 5 lakh each.
Indostar Capital Finance: Promoter Indostar Capital to sell 61.89 lakh equity shares, representing 4.56% of the total equity share capital on a
fully diluted basis, through an Offer for Sale. The promoter will also have a greenshoe option to sell an additional 61.89 lakh equity shares. The floor price of Rs 290 per share is a 14.34% discount to Wednesday's closing price. The OFS opens for non-retail investors today and for retail investors on August 23.
CG Power and Industrial Solutions: Approved the proposal for voluntary winding up of CG Middle East FZE, a non-operating step-down subsidiary and CG International (Holdings) Singapore Pte., a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, subject to receipt of statutory and regulatory approvals. The company also approved closure of CG Power Solutions, its non-operating subsidiary, under the provisions of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
Reliance Industries: The company has shutdown its manufacturing units at Nagothane in Maharashtra. The product supplies to customers will however continue through available stocks and diverting from other manufacturing sites, the company said. The units are expected to resume normal operations from August 25.
Zomato: Completed the acquisition of 9.16% of shareholding on a fully diluted basis in Grofers India for Rs 518 crore and 8.94% of shareholding on fully diluted basis in Hands on Trades for Rs 222 crore.
Advanced Enzyme Technologies: Completed the acquisition of additional stake of 15% in its subsidiary, JC Biotech. The company bought of 31.06 lakh equity shares of JCB for Rs 21.12 crore. Consequently, the company’s stake in JCB has increased to 85% from 70%.
Ujjivan Small Finance Bank: Nitin Chugh has resigned as Managing Director and CEO of the bank. Chugh's resignation to be effective from September 30.
NLC India: Raised Rs 750 crore through allotment of 15,000 Commercial Papers of face value of Rs 5 lakh each.
Indostar Capital Finance: Promoter Indostar Capital to sell 61.89 lakh equity shares, representing 4.56% of the total equity share capital on a
fully diluted basis, through an Offer for Sale. The promoter will also have a greenshoe option to sell an additional 61.89 lakh equity shares. The floor price of Rs 290 per share is a 14.34% discount to Wednesday's closing price. The OFS opens for non-retail investors today and for retail investors on August 23.
CG Power and Industrial Solutions: Approved the proposal for voluntary winding up of CG Middle East FZE, a non-operating step-down subsidiary and CG International (Holdings) Singapore Pte., a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, subject to receipt of statutory and regulatory approvals. The company also approved closure of CG Power Solutions, its non-operating subsidiary, under the provisions of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
Six themes / sectors to watch out this decade-
All are high growth and profitable
Pharma/Healthcare / Biotechnology
Energy/Renewables/Biofuels
Platform/FinTech
IT( SaaS)/Software
EVs
Speciality/Agri Chemicals
All are high growth and profitable
Pharma/Healthcare / Biotechnology
Energy/Renewables/Biofuels
Platform/FinTech
IT( SaaS)/Software
EVs
Speciality/Agri Chemicals
US Markets On Wednesday
Impact of the FOMC Meet Minutes
Central bankers at their July meeting made plans to pull back the pace of their monthly bond purchases likely before the end of 2021 (the minutes showed) https://t.co/1p0oTknh9X
Impact of the FOMC Meet Minutes
Central bankers at their July meeting made plans to pull back the pace of their monthly bond purchases likely before the end of 2021 (the minutes showed) https://t.co/1p0oTknh9X
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Ashish Verma
US Markets On Wednesday Impact of the FOMC Meet Minutes Central bankers at their July meeting made plans to pull back the pace of their monthly bond purchases likely before the end of 2021 (the minutes showed)
GM jsk stock in news hikal,tatastl,tatamot,Zomato,subex,visawaraj,ranasugar,schiender,genuspower, hblpower,ruchisoya, godrejagro,indigo,nlc,jtlinfra,aartiind,indostar,kiocl. Negative stocks auropharma,ujjifansfb. Nifty range 16200-16450.
BREAKING :
Karvy Consultancy Managing Director/Chairman Parthasarathy arrested in #Hyderabad
Parthasarathy borrowed Rs 730 crore from banks.
CCS police arrested with complaints from several banks.
SEBI has imposed restrictions on this consultancy earlier.
Karvy Consultancy Managing Director/Chairman Parthasarathy arrested in #Hyderabad
Parthasarathy borrowed Rs 730 crore from banks.
CCS police arrested with complaints from several banks.
SEBI has imposed restrictions on this consultancy earlier.
World Markets
Dow - 67
Nasdaq + 16
Dax - 200
Nikkei - 153
Hangseng - 145
Sgxnifty - 200 (16359)
Brent Crude 66.83
Dow Fut - 73
Dollar Index 93.55
Dow - 67
Nasdaq + 16
Dax - 200
Nikkei - 153
Hangseng - 145
Sgxnifty - 200 (16359)
Brent Crude 66.83
Dow Fut - 73
Dollar Index 93.55
Breaking..
Aarti industrise...
Demerging.. Pharma business..
Will give 1 share free against holding of 4 Aarti industries share...
Ex.date yet to declare...
New demerged company name will be Aariti pharmacuticle and Lab...Share of 5 Rupees.
Aarti industrise...
Demerging.. Pharma business..
Will give 1 share free against holding of 4 Aarti industries share...
Ex.date yet to declare...
New demerged company name will be Aariti pharmacuticle and Lab...Share of 5 Rupees.
*IPO: Bain Capital-Backed Emcure Pharmaceuticals Looks To List*
Pune-based Emcure Pharmaceuticals Ltd. filed its draft red herring prospectus with the Securities and Exchanges Board of India on Thursday. The company is looking to raise Rs 1,100 crore through a fresh issue of equity shares and also conduct an offer for sale of 1.82 crore shares owned by promoters, promoter group and other investors.
The selling shareholders include: Promoters Satish Mehta and Sunil Mehta who cumulatively own 48.05% stake in the company Family members of the promoters who own 33.55% stake BC Investments IV Ltd, an affiliate of Bain Capital, which owns 13.09% Other investors who own 4.23%
In the offer for sale, the promoters are looking to sell up to 22.8 lakh equity shares, the promoter group is looking to sell up to 37.35 lakh shares, BC Investments is looking to sell up to 99.5 lakh shares and other shareholders will look to sell 22 lakh shares.
The selling shareholders may also undertake a pre-IPO placement worth Rs 200 crore before filing the red herring prospectus, the DRHP said. Merchant bankers to the IPO include BoB Capital, Axis Capital, BofA Securities, Credit Suisse and JM Financial.
Emcure develops, manufactures and markets a broad range of pharmaceutical products - formulations, biologics, APIs - across major therapeutic areas including gynaecology, cardiology, blood-related, oncology, respiratory, CNS and HIV.
At least Rs 947.6 crore from the proceeds of the offer will be used to repay either full or a part of Emcure Pharma's borrowings, according to the DRHP. As of March 31, the company's total outstanding borrowings were at Rs 1,712 crore
Emcure Pharma's lenders include Export Import Bank of India, Aditya Birla Finance, Tata Capital, Shinhan Bank, Bajaj Finance, Bank of Maharashtra and Bank of Baroda.
*As of March 31, the company reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 419 crore, up over four times from Rs 101 crore reported a year ago. Consolidated total income for FY21 stood at Rs 6,092 crore, up 19% year-on-year*
Pune-based Emcure Pharmaceuticals Ltd. filed its draft red herring prospectus with the Securities and Exchanges Board of India on Thursday. The company is looking to raise Rs 1,100 crore through a fresh issue of equity shares and also conduct an offer for sale of 1.82 crore shares owned by promoters, promoter group and other investors.
The selling shareholders include: Promoters Satish Mehta and Sunil Mehta who cumulatively own 48.05% stake in the company Family members of the promoters who own 33.55% stake BC Investments IV Ltd, an affiliate of Bain Capital, which owns 13.09% Other investors who own 4.23%
In the offer for sale, the promoters are looking to sell up to 22.8 lakh equity shares, the promoter group is looking to sell up to 37.35 lakh shares, BC Investments is looking to sell up to 99.5 lakh shares and other shareholders will look to sell 22 lakh shares.
The selling shareholders may also undertake a pre-IPO placement worth Rs 200 crore before filing the red herring prospectus, the DRHP said. Merchant bankers to the IPO include BoB Capital, Axis Capital, BofA Securities, Credit Suisse and JM Financial.
Emcure develops, manufactures and markets a broad range of pharmaceutical products - formulations, biologics, APIs - across major therapeutic areas including gynaecology, cardiology, blood-related, oncology, respiratory, CNS and HIV.
At least Rs 947.6 crore from the proceeds of the offer will be used to repay either full or a part of Emcure Pharma's borrowings, according to the DRHP. As of March 31, the company's total outstanding borrowings were at Rs 1,712 crore
Emcure Pharma's lenders include Export Import Bank of India, Aditya Birla Finance, Tata Capital, Shinhan Bank, Bajaj Finance, Bank of Maharashtra and Bank of Baroda.
*As of March 31, the company reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 419 crore, up over four times from Rs 101 crore reported a year ago. Consolidated total income for FY21 stood at Rs 6,092 crore, up 19% year-on-year*