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MUMBAI WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22, 2023 ₹10 • Pages 10 • Volume 30 • Number 52 Regd. TN/ARD/14/0911, RNI No. 55320/94 .............................................................................................................. Bengaluru Chennai Coimbatore Hubballi Hyderabad Kochi Kolkata Madurai Malappuram Mangaluru Mumbai Noida Thiruvananthapuram Tiruchirapalli Tirupati Vijayawada Visakhapatnam CM YK . . . . . . . . BMBME J2 MUMBAI businessline. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 CM YK ... . . . . . . BMBME MUMBAI WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22, 2023 ₹10 • Pages 10 • Volume 30 • Number 52 Regd. TN/ARD/14/0911, RNI No. 55320/94 .............................................................................................................. Bengaluru Chennai Coimbatore Hubballi Hyderabad Kochi Kolkata Madurai Malappuram Mangaluru Mumbai Noida Thiruvananthapuram Tiruchirapalli Tirupati Vijayawada Visakhapatnam ON NEW ROUTE. MORE WHEAT VIA OMSS. Maserati is pushing its offerings in tier2 and 3 cities, says Bojan Jankulovski, Head of India operations p2 The Centre will release another 20 lt of wheat for open market sale to cool prices p8 Listed firms’ top brass to face SEBI heat for disclosure lapses ACTING TOUGH. Regulator for freezing demat a/cs of MDs, CEOs even post resignation Palak Shah NEW TIMELINE Mumbai MDs, CEOs, and whole time directors (WTDs) of listed companies will have to bear the burden of non compliance with SEBI’s list ing obligation and disclos ure regulations (LODR), even after they resign. The market regulator also pro poses to freeze the demat accounts of these key mana gerial persons for their fail ure to adhere to the LODR and clear the pending pen alty on time, even if they have resigned. SEBI had issued a circu lar in October 2016 direct ing stock exchanges to freeze the demat accounts of company promoters for defaulting on LODR norms and fines, but now it wants to penalise on key manage ment personnel, too. LODR relate mainly to fair disclosures by listed companies and also specify various rules that the man agement should follow. SEBI derives from LODR most of its powers to regu late the markets and impose penalties or suspend trad ing in shares. CRACKDOWN PLAN “It is proposed that the de mat account of the WTDs, including the MD and CEO, may be frozen, in addition to the demat account of promoters, for continuing noncompliance and non payment of fines by a listed entity. This may result in timely compliance and/or payment of outstanding fines by listed entities and would ensure that MDs, WTDs, and CEOs are held accountable for noncom pliance or nonpayment of fines by listed entities. Fur £ SEBI proposes to give newly listed companies 15 days to disclose their first financial results postlisting, instead of the current norm of immediate disclosure £ SEBI plans 3month timeline to fill board vacancies, especially independent directors ther, this proposal would also be more relevant for professionally managed companies,” SEBI said in a paper it has put out for pub lic comments. “That may be a bit too dramatic unless SEBI gives sufficient warning or a reas onable time for compli ance,” said Shriram Sub ramanian, founder of shareholder advisory firm InGovern. SEBI has said that even if key management personnel resign, their demat ac counts will remain frozen unless the company turns compliant or for three months after they quit, whichever is earlier. “The new MD, WTD, or CEO shall be given 90 days’ time from the date of assuming charge to ensure the listed entity’s compliance with the applicable provisions and payment of outstanding fines, failing which their demat account(s) will be frozen,” SEBI said. OTHER PROPOSALS SEBI also proposes to give newly listed companies 15 days to disclose their first financial results postlisting on exchanges, instead of the current norm of immediate disclosure. Further, SEBI has pro posed a threemonth dead line for listed companies to fill board vacancies, espe cially of independent dir ectors; there is no deadline now. SEBI has also proposed a threemonth timeline for filling vacancies of compli ance officers and chief fin ancial officers from the date of such vacancies arising in listed companies. All the provisions are open for public comments until March 6. Higher pension under EPS: March 3 deadline, no clarity leave eligible employees in a tizzy KR Srivats GOING DOWN TO THE WIRE New Delhi With many eligible employ ees still confused on if and how they would benefit from opting for a higher pension under the Employees’ Pen sion Scheme 1995 (EPS 95), pressure is mounting on the government to extend the Supreme Courtspecified window for getting the bene fit beyond March 3. Not only are eligible em ployees still weighing the pros and cons before they take a call, but even employ ers are grappling with this is sue as joint applications have to be made to the EPFO be fore the March 3 deadline for employees to get the higher pension, experts said. Although the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisa tion (EPFO) put out a circu lar on Monday with instruc tions on how the Supreme Court’s decision of Novem ber 4 last year will be imple mented, the agony has been prolonged for eligible em ployees as this circular noted that the method of deposit £ EPFO issues instructions for implementing the Supreme Court’s November 4, 2022 ruling £ Eligible employees fighting against time to meet the March 3 deadline £ Clarity still needed on calculating the quantum of deposit for missed contributions of the past £ EPFO’s latest missive says subsequent circulars to specify method of deposit, computation of pension For those opting for a higher pension, a larger con tribution from now onward will not be not enough. They will also have to pay the addi tional contribution for the previous years, too. ‘FIGHT AGAINST TIME’ Aarti Raote, Partner, Deloitte India, said that employers had been awaiting clarifica tion and guidance from the EPFO, which came as late as Monday. “With the deadline of March 3, the eligible em ployees are fighting against time to ensure their applica tions are made in time.” Puneet Gupta, Partner, People Advisory Services, EYIndia, said, “Given that there are only 10 days before March 3, it will help employ ers and employees if there is an extension of the timeline to apply for a higher pension. This will be important so that employees can analyse the pros and cons of the option for their specific case and make an informed decision that will significantly impact their retirement savings.” LACK OF CLARITY There is still lack of clarity about the calculation regard ing how much deposit one has to make for the missed contributions of the past, several experts said. Many employees, in the absence of a pension calculator on the EPFO website, are unable to get a handle on the likely pen sion they would get if they opted for this and how much funds they would have to transfer from their PF corpus to the Pension Fund. The Supreme Court, in November 2022, ruled that only employees who were members of EPS 95 on or after September 1, 2014, are eligible for the higher pension. Also, only employees who were contributing to the em ployees’ provident fund (EPF) in a higher proportion than the previous wage ceil ings of ₹5,000 and ₹6,500 but could not opt for the higher contribution can now apply for the higher pension. Those who want to get a higher pension will have to make a larger contribution towards EPS 95 from the em ployer’s share on the basis of their actual wages till the time they remain active members of EPF or retire. UPI AND PAYNOW EIGHTYEAR HIGH MUNICIPAL BORROWING DATA FOCUS India, Singapore open link for crossborder payments Steel imports from Russia rose 5fold in AprilJanuary Indore civic body’s green bond listed on NSE A timeline of Adani’s wealth erosion since Hindenburg and that of computation of pension will follow through subsequent circulars. Explainer on p4 INSIDE. Chennai: Gautam Adani dropped 22 places to be the 25th richest man in the world, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. He is no longer the richest Asian or Indian with his wealth declining by $71.9 billion. p2 New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi New Delhi: Russia was the fourth Mumbai: The National Stock and his Singapore counterpart Lee Hsien Loong virtually attended the launch of crossborder connectivity between the UPI of India and PayNow of Singapore on Tuesday. The facility was launched through token transactions by RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das, and Managing Director of Monetary Authority of Singapore Ravi Menon, using the UPIPayNow linkage. p10 largest supplier of steel to India for the April–January period with a fivefold rise in arrivals. It displaced Japan as the largest supplier of hot rolled coils (HRCs), for the first time in eight years. Of the 0.28 million tonne of finished steel shipped to India from Russia in the April–January period, around 0.21 million tonne — a lion’s share of 72 per cent — was hot rolled coils and strips. p3 Exchange (NSE) has listed the first green bonds from the Indore Municipal Corporation. India’s municipal bond market is growing rapidly, with fund raising growing threefold since 2017. The Indore Municipal Corporation had filed for another round of ₹250 crore fund raising. It has raised ₹6,252 crore through this route up from ₹2,342 crore in 2017. p7 CM YK . . . . . . . . BMBME 2 . bl . news QUICKLY. Rajan Amba appointed JLR’s Managing Director MUMBAI businessline. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 ‘Maserati to be 1st luxury brand A timeline of Adani’s wealth to complete EV lineup by 2025’ erosion since Hindenburg bl interview Aroosa Ahmed Mumbai Mumbai: Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has appointed Rajan Amba as its Managing Director from March 1, 2023. Rajan will join Jaguar Land Rover from Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, where he is currently the VicePresident of Sales, Marketing and Customer Care. He succeeds Rohit Suri. OUR BUREAU NTPC Green Energy to raise up to ₹9,000cr loan New Delhi: NTPC Green Energy (NGEL) on Tuesday said it is planning to raise up to ₹9,000 crore to repay an outstanding debt liability. The company has invited offers for raising the loan amount from banks or financial institutions. The last date to submit bids is March 6 and the bids will be opened on the same day. OUR BUREAU Revolt Motors introduces pocketfriendly EV plans Mumbai: In a bid to democratise ownership of EVs, RattanIndia’s Revolt Motors introduced a pocketfriendly My Revolt Plan. Customers will be able to own Revolt RV400 with a down payment of ₹5,715. The company says the price is the lowest in the EV segment. Further, the company said it is reopening the bookings of RV400 bikes on Wednesday and customers can avail it with a booking amount of ₹2,499 on its the website. OUR BUREAU As Indian luxury car consumers move towards electric vehicles, Italian luxury carmaker Maserati is betting on its SUVs and aiming to launch its first electric offering, GranTurismo, in India soon. Bojan Jankulovski, Head of Operations for India, spoke to businessline on the company’s expansion plans, penetrationinto tier2 cities and the bringing of new automotive technology to the country. Excerpts: This is Maserati’s second stint in India... what are the changes the company has undertaken? Maserati is committed to the Indian market and our India operations are an integral part of our regional and global strategy. Traditionally, we have enjoyed steady patronage in the metro cities. Even though the expansion in terms of physical network presence in these cities depends on our partners, we are pushing for the demand of our product offerings in tier2 and 3 cities. The Indian luxury automobile segment has witnessed an uptick in SUV demand. How is it for Maserati? For Maserati, globally and in India, substantial sales come from the Levante and 15 per cent of these sales come from women buyers. Even though India’s luxury SUV penetration level continues to grow, leading luxury car manufacturers are betting on the market potential. We have A strong regulatory ecosystem can fuel electric mobility growth. Purchaseprice subsidies and tax exemptions will have a major effect on consumer demand BOJAN JANKULOVSKI Head of Operations — India, Maserati seen a boost in sales in the luxury crossover and SUV segments owing to launches of multiple, strategically priced models, coupled with smart financing schemes. What are the key consumer trends the company is witnessing? A big focus is on digitalisation because online sales are going to become a new trend. While adapting to the new normal, digital and contactless experiences are going to play a more crucial role. Consumers are focused on whether the brand resonates with their personality and lifestyle choices. Hence, the challenge at the carmaker’s level is to understand this developing market segment and to offer a product lineup to suit the evolving palates of consumers. Exclusivity and craftsmanship set us apart and we ensure that our customisations are tailored to suit the client and his needs. Indian luxury car consumers are preferring electric vehicles. What is Maserati’s outlook? In February 2022, we announced the development of the new GranTurismo and GranCabrio, the first models that are completely electrified. The new GranTurismo will be the first model in Maserati’s history to adopt 100 per cent electric solutions, and the India launch plan of the GranTurismo will be announced soon. With the new Ghibli Hybrid, we announced our entry into the world of electrification recently. The model represents one of the most driven projects for Maserati and the decision to introduce the hybrid technology on the Ghibli sedan is no coincidence. How do you plan to compete in the luxury electric mobility space in India? The future of electric mobility is a combination of three key viewpoints and these need to work in harmonisation with each other for a fullfledged electrification trend to kick in. Consumers factoring sustainability into their buying decision, increase in the standard of living and evolving consumers laying focus on whether electric mobility as an option resonates with their personality and lifestyle choices, will be the significant causes for the outperformance of electric mobility. A strong regulatory ecosystem can fuel electric mobility growth. Purchaseprice subsidies and tax exemptions will have a major effect on consumer demand. It’s truly an exciting time because we’re on the verge of a new era. Electric mobility is the future and every automotive manufacturer, including Maserati, is working towards that. However, automotive brands need to combine their traditional values with the electrification project. That’s why we need to find the balance in meeting the market’s demands that push toward green mobility. What is Maserati’s plan to introduce future automobile tech? Maserati will set the benchmark in every market segment and will be the first luxury brand to complete its electric lineup by 2025. With a smartphone or smartwatch, drivers will be able stay in contact with their car via the Maserati Connect App; this is also possible from home via their virtual personal assistant (Amazon Alexa and Google Assist). We are looking ahead into the future, therefore Formula E was a natural choice for the Trident brand, which was the first Italian marque to compete in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. Premium appliances, phones, TVs found more takers in 2022 Our Bureau New Delhi Consumers spent big bucks on premium products in 2022 despite inflationary pressures. From highend smart phones and televisions to higher capacity refrigerat ors and air conditioners, premium products category grew up to nine times faster than the entire segment in 2022, as per the latest data shared by GfK Market Intel ligence Offline Sales Track ing. The data is for January December 2022 compared to 2021. The overall smartphone category saw 35 per cent y oy value growth, while the phones priced over ₹30,000 registered a 94 per cent growth. Similarly, premium panel television sales (ul traHD models with screens larger than 55 inches) re gistered 95 per cent value growth, while the entire television category clocked 11 per cent growth. When it comes to major domestic appliances such as refrigerators, ACs, mi crowaves and washing ma chines, the growth of premium products was pegged at 45 per cent. The products include frostfree refrigerators of over 350 litres, 5star ACs above 1.5 tonnes and washing ma chines above 7 kg. VALUELED APPROACH The overall value growth for small domestic appliances, such as those used for food preparation, water purifi ers, electric water heaters, and air conditioners was es timated at 37 per cent, but 54 per cent for the premium segment. Nikhil Mathur, Managing Director – India at GfK, said, “Indian consumers are motivated by the valueled approach, in which product innovation, customer ex perience and premium fea tures will continue to drive sales for the premium cat egory growth in 2023.” Mathur said in major do mestic appliances, the re placement cycle for wash ing machines and refrigerators has reduced, as consumers moved to wards upgradation in 2022. “It is important to under stand that consumer confid ence varies by age, income and market, with certain groups more optimistic about their future than oth ers. This highlights the need for brands and retailers to personalise communica tions when targeting differ ent demographics. For in stance, millennials may be more open to a valueadd strategy that nudges them into more premium cat egories,” Mathur added. Parvathi Benu Chennai It’s been almost a month since USbased shortseller Hindenburg Research pub lished a report accusing Gautam Adani, the then richest Indian, of stock ma nipulation and fraud. Al though the Adani group has denied all allegations, the consequences have been dire. DATA FOCUS. For starters, Adani fell 22 places to be the 25th richest man in the world, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. He is no longer the richest Asian or Indian with his wealth declining by $71.9 billion, mainly due to the sharp fall in stock prices. On January 21, three days before Hindenburg pub lished its report, Adani was the richest Indian, Asian and the third richest man in the world, owning assets worth $121 billion. On January 24, the day the report was pub lished, Adani slipped to the fourth position with a wealth of $119 billion. The next day, his wealth dropped 5 per cent and on January 27, it de clined another 18 per cent. Even though the group published a 413pagelong report refuting Hinden burg’s claims on January 29, the billionaire’s wealth dropped another 9 per cent the next day, pushing him to the seventh spot. On January 31, he slipped out of the top 10. At the beginning of this month, the group called off its fullysubscribed follow on public offer (FPO) and in the two days that followed, Adani dropped 10 positions to become the 21st richest person in the world. On Feb ruary 14, he was pushed to the 24th spot and on the 19th of the month, he was the 25th richest, with a net worth of $49.1 billion. A closer look at the time series data of the reduction of Adani’s net worth tells us an interesting story about the wealth divide between Adani and Mukesh Ambani, the now richest Indian. While Ambani had been the richest Indian from 2012 to 2021, Adani overtook him in the 2022 Forbes Rich List. The difference in their wealth was about $35 billion. However, since the Hinden burg episode until January 31, the difference between the two shrunk. On February Emami expects margin expansion this quarter Tata Steel to raise ₹2,150 cr Web3 startup Polygon to repay debt, fund capex lays off 20% of workforce Shobha Roy Our Bureau Haripriya Sureban Mumbai Bengaluru Tata Steel plans to raise ₹2,150 crore through issu ance of unsecured noncon vertible debentures (NCDs) for five years, largely to repay old debts and fund ongoing capacity expansion. The company will issue 2.15 lakh NCDs with face value of ₹1 lakh each, said a statement. The NCDs will mature on February 25, 2028. The fixed rate coupon will be based on the bidding at the electronic book provider (EBP) platform of BSE and will be paid annually. The bidding on the EBP can be on Indianorigin blockchain platform Polygon has an nounced that it will be lay ing off 20 per cent of its workforce, which is about 100 employees, across teams and positions. This comes as the crypto in dustry faces the brunt of the continued downturn. “Earlier this year, we con solidated multiple business units under Polygon Labs. As part of this process, we’re sharing the difficult news that we’ve reduced our team by 20 per cent, im pacting multiple teams and about 100 positions,” the GOOD SIGNS Kolkata Emami Ltd, which had seen its margins come under pres sure in the third quarter, ex pects expansion in both gross margins and EBITDA margins in Q4 on the back of a decline in commodity prices and overall improvement in the macroeconomic scenario. The company’s gross mar gins contracted nearly 150 basis points to 65.9 per cent in Q3 due to inflationary pres sure and a favourable portfo lio mix last year, while EBITDA declined around 14 per cent yoy to ₹294 crore. “We believe this would be the last quarter of margin con traction. With moderation in inflationary pressure, we ex pect an expansion in our gross margins and EBITDA margins in Q4. Hence, for the full year, we expect EBITDA margins to be at preCovid levels, around 27 per cent, for our core busi ness,” Mohan Goenka, Vice Chairman and Executive Dir ector, said in an earnings call. “The upcoming quarter businessline. Disclaimer: Readers are requested to verify & make appropriate enquiries to satisfy themselves about the veracity of an advertisement before responding to any published in this newspaper. THG PUBLISHING PVT LTD., the Publisher & Owner of this newspaper, does not vouch for the authenticity of any advertisement or advertiser or for any of the advertiser’s products and/or services. In no event can the Owner, Publisher, Printer, Editor, Director/s, Employees of this newspaper/company be held responsible/liable in any manner whatsoever for any claims and/or damages for advertisements in this newspaper. CM YK The coming quarter looks promising for the industry due to declining commodity prices, higher crop realisation and continuous government interventions, says Mohan Goenka, V-C and Executive Director looks promising for the in dustry due to declining com modity prices, higher crop realisation and continuous government interventions,” said Goenka. ECOMM SALES The contribution of ecom merce channel increased 260 bps to 7.9 per cent and mod ern trade contribution in creased 200 bps to 10.5 per cent of the domestic reven ues. Both modern trade and e commerce put together, cur rently contributes to 18.4 per cent of domestic revenues against 13.8 per cent in Q3 FY22. “On the industry front, we believe that D2C and ecom merce would play an import ant role in the future growth strategy of the FMCG busi ness with omnichannel distri bution. We plan to be present in these emerging channels of growth...,” he said. Emami is also looking at strategic investments in start ups. the basis of uniform yield/ multiple yield allotment basis, the company added. The bullet payment of principal will be made at the end of the five5 year tenure, it said. The issue has been rated “AA+” by India Ratings and Research and CARE Ratings. company said in a release. This was a painfully hard decision, but a necessary step in our journey, it added. ‘HEALTHY TREASURY’ The company said that its treasury remains healthy, with a balance of more than $250 million and more than 1.9 billion MATIC (Polygon network’s native cryptocur rency), and that it has crys tallised the strategy for the next several years to help drive mass adoption of web3 by scaling Ethereum. Impacted employees, it said, will receive three months of severance pay, regardless of their level or tenure at Polygon Labs. Molbio Diagnostics inches closer to eclinic rollout PT Jyothi Datta Mumbai Portable diagnostics com pany Molbio Diagnostics has expanded its operations into the imaging space by acquiring 70 per cent in Prognosys Medical Sys tems, maker of the Prorad digital xray units, for an undisclosed sum. Molbio is the inventor of Truenat (a firstofitskind point of care, multidisease realtime PCR platform), but the latest acquisition has a twofold purpose, said Sriram Natarajan, Founder and Chief Executive of Mol bio Diagnostics. Armed with Truenat and the port able digital xrays, health care workers will be able to map asymptomatic cases of TB as well, Natarajan told businessline. This also cuts down the time to diagnose a person with TB to a few hours (from a few days). ECLINICS The acquisition is also a step towards getting its plugandplay format of e clinics in place, said Natara jan, adding that the com pany has already supplied such prototypes to the World Health Organization for Bangladesh and E.Timor. Molbio’s eclinic plan is to equip containers with Truenat and the digital x ray from Prognosys, besides other screening products, and have them mounted on trucks that can go to remote locations. Molbio is talking to three other companies to equip its eclinic, he said. The Goaheadquartered company expects to show case its demo eclinics to State governments and in ternational multilateral agencies from April. The company saw its revenues dip from ₹ 1,200odd crore to about ₹800 crore in FY22. This year, he expects, will end on similar lines. Prognosys builds radi ology and fluoroscopy solu tions under the brand name Prorad at its Bengaluru fa cility, Molbio said. Its Pro rad portable and ultraport able digital xray units can deliver highquality chest images combined with AI driven algorithms for auto mated interpreting and re porting, the company said. 1, Ambani overtook Adani again to be the richest In dian. As of February 21, Am bani is at the 11th spot glob ally with assets worth $83.6 billion — $34.5 billion more than Adani. FALLING STOCKS The decline in Adani’s wealth is linked to the walloping re ceived by the group stocks on the bourses. Investors pan icked over reports of misgov ernance, stock manipulation and overvaluation. Stocks such as Adani Total Gas (down 77.5 per cent), Adani Green Energy (down 70.6 per cent) and Adani Trans mission (65.7 per cent) took most of the brunt. With Adani’s wealth being built on the meteoric rise in prices of the stocks, it may be a while before he regains his position as the richest Indian. Eveready sees ‘higher level of growth’ in quarters ahead Shobha Roy Kolkata Eveready Industries India Ltd is expecting to revert to a “higher level of growth” in the near term backed by its move to “contemporise” distribu tion and premiumisation of product portfolio. The battery market re mained flat in Q3, reflecting sluggishness in demand, par ticularly in the rural markets, said Suvamoy Saha, Managing Director. However, the com pany managed to grow around 9 per cent, primarily due to premiumisation. “Eveready has made not able progress in focusing on core strengths and tapping into niche underserved seg ments... Our market share in batteries jumped 170 bps over the preceding quarter to stand at 54.5 per cent,” Saha said in an earnings call. Q3 REVENUES For the quarter ended Decem ber 31, 2022, the company’s revenues from operations grew by nearly 5 per cent at ₹330 crore, ignoring the dis continued business of appli ances. For the 9month period, the revenue grew nearly 12 per cent for continuing busi nesses. The company is hope ful of clocking a higher growth in Q4 and the subsequent quarters thereafter. “We hope to end the year, higher than our current yeartodate growth of 12 per cent. In the foreseeable future, we should be able to Suvamoy Saha, MD, Eveready Industries India Ltd push that up to a midto late teen level of growth,” he said. DISTRIBUTION PLAN The company has undertaken a new drive to contemporise the distribution and make it more efficient through a new routetomarket initiative, Saha said, adding that the com pany consciously moderated the growth targets for the quarter. “We are grossly under in dexed in the fastgrowing mar ket of rechargeable flash lights... From the time we recognised this area as a major driving opportunity, we have made good progress... Simul taneously, we are stepping up our efforts in the batteryoper ated category as well so that the portfolio remains contem porary,” he said. On the lighting business, the company is coming up with an extensive line up of products, effectively making use of growing presence of the brand in the electrical outlets channel. ... . . . . . . BMBME news . bl . 3 MUMBAI businessline. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 QUICKLY. ADB President proposes $25-b support to India SBI pegs Q3 GDP growth at 4.6% STATE OF THE ECONOMY. This is higher than the 4.4% growth projected by the RBI and NSO Shishir Sinha New Delhi New Delhi: Asian Development Bank President Masatsugu Asakawa on Tuesday called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and conveyed ADB’s intention to provide $2025 billion resources over five years to advance India’s aspirations fo, inclusive, and green growth. In a release, the Manilabased multilateral lending agency said its President in his meeting with Modi discussed a range of issues, including ADB support to India’s infrastructure and social development and climate actions. PTI ‘Angel tax’ in Finance Bill will not impact start-ups Mumbai: The ‘angel tax’ provision in the Finance Bill will not impact startups in India, a senior government official said on Tuesday. Startups that are registered with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade do not come under the purview, Anurag Jain, Secretary in the department said at the IVCA Conclave here. PTI India’s economy was estim ated to have grown 4.6 per cent during the October December quarter of the current financial year, said a research report by SBI. This is higher than the 4.4 per cent growth projected by the Reserve Bank of India and the National Statistical Office (NSO), but lower than India Ratings & Re search’s (IndRa) estimate of around 5 per cent. NSO will release the actual num ber on February 28. The country’s Gross Do mestic Product (GDP) grew 0.7 per cent and 5.4 per cent in Q3 FY21 and Q3 FY22, re spectively, while growth during the first two quarters of the current fiscal has been pegged at 13.5 per cent (Q1) and 6.3 per cent (Q2). For the whole of current fiscal, GDP is estimated to grow between 6.8 and 7 per cent. “We estimate India’s GDP growth for Q3 FY23 at 4.6 per cent. This is based on an inhouse SBI Artificial Neural Network (ANN) model,” SBI research report titled Ecowrap said. INDIA INC’S GROWTH The report added that cor porate results, excluding BFSI (banking, financial ser vices and insurance), for Q3 FY23 show degrowth in EBIDTA (earnings before DAMPENER. According to the report, higher input costs could pull down the manufacturing growth in Q3 FY23 AFP interest, depreciation, tax and ammortisation) by 9 per cent yearonyear against 18 per cent EBIDTA growth in Q3 FY22, though the top line continued to grew at a healthier pace. Net sales grew 15 per cent in Q3 FY23, while bottom line was down around 16 per cent. Further, corporate margin seems to be under pressure as reflec ted in results of around 3,000 listed entities (exclud Need to grow 7.6% annually till FY37 to achieve prepandemic trend: IndRa Shishir Sinha New Delhi Annual GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth of 7.6 per cent is required till 203637 to catch up with the prepandemic GDP trend, India Ratings & Research (IndRa) said on Tuesday. The rating agency expects Indian economy to grow at 5.9 per cent in 202324. It is lower than the RBI’s projection of 6.4 per cent and IMF’s projection of 6.1 per cent. The Economic Survey had given a projection of 66.8 per cent with 6.5 per cent in baseline scenario. Prepandemic trend shows average GDP growth was 6.6 per cent between 201112 and 201920. However the first year of pandemic recorded a degrowth of 6.6 per cent. FY22 saw of growth of 8.7 per cent which was mainly due to base impact. For the current year, the expectation is 7 per cent. The agency says India needs to grow at 7.6 per cent annually for next 13 fiscal years starting 202425 to 203637 to catch up with the prepandemic GDP trend . IndRa Crypto regulation, inflationary challenges to be in focus during G20 FMCBG meeting Finance Track in 2023. On the sidelines of these meet ings, a number of side events have been planned for the visiting Ministers, Governors, Deputies and other delegates, on subjects such as digital public infra structure, policy perspect ives on crypto assets and the role of national pay ment systems in crossbor der payments. Isha Rautela Shishir Sinha Bengaluru The first G20 Finance Min isters and Central Bank Governors (FMCBG) meet ing will discuss challenges including regulations relat ing to cryptocurrencies, global inflationary chal lenges, climate finance and debt issues, Economic Af fairs Secretary Ajay Seth said here on Tuesday. “Crypto assets, by nature, don’t recognise the boundaries of any country, and hence, require a broad level of consent to form any level of regulation,” said Seth during the curtain raiser event held here. ON THE AGENDA The government has re peatedly said that crypto as sets require international collaboration to prevent regulatory arbitrage. There fore, any legislation on the subject can be effective only with significant interna tional collaboration on eval uation of the risks and be nefits and evolution of common taxonomy and standards. As on date, the policy re GEARING UP. V Anantha Nageswaran, Chief Economic Advisor, with Ajay Seth, Economic Affairs Secretary lated to crypto assets and related ecosystem in India is with the Finance Ministry. The meeting will see min isters, central bank gov ernors and deputy gov ernors besides others from G20 member countries dis cussing policy perspectives on crypto assets and the role of national payment systems in crossborder payments. The meeting, which is un der Indian Presidency, will be spread over three ses sions between February 24 and 25, covering issues such as strengthening multilat eral development banks to address shared global chal lenges; financing resilient, inclusive, and sustainable cities for tomorrow; and leveraging digital public in frastructure for advancing financial inclusion and pro ductivity gains. The meet ing will be jointly chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and RBI Gov ernor Shaktikanta Das. The discussions in the G20 FMCBG meeting are intended to provide a clear mandate for the various workstreams of the G20 UNCERTAINTIES V Anantha Nageshwaran, Chief Economic Advisor, who was also present during the event, said that nations must communicate with one another and have trans parency in monetary policy because uncertainties can lead to spillovers. “While it is not possible to have clear answers to un certainties, they can be mit igated with constant com munication, which will be facilitated through these meetings,” he added. With regard to international tax ation, Seth said it is part of the agenda of the meeting. “The inclusive frame work, which is led by the OECD, has surely made progress and will also be on the list of topics for discussion.” Power producers owe ₹20,491 crore to coal mining PSUs as of January Rishi Ranjan Kala RISING DUES New Delhi The outstanding dues of the power sector for the coal supplied by the mining PSUs rose by 7 per cent on an M oM basis to ₹20,491 crore at the end of January 2023, of which the majority is owed to Coal India (CIL). According to the latest data by the Coal Ministry, power generating compan ies owed ₹16,857 crore to the mining behemoth, while ₹3,634 crore were the out standing dues of Singareni Collieries Company (SCCL). CIL’S DUES With respect to the coun try’s largest coal miner, the outstanding dues on a monthonmonth basis were higher by 10 per cent from ₹15,387 crore in December 2022. However, the dues of SCCL were lower by 4 per CM YK £ Power gencos owed ₹16,857 crore to CIL £ ₹3,634 crore were the outstanding dues of Singareni Collieries cent from ₹3,793 crore dur ing the period. CIL’s out standing dues during Janu ary have been the highest so far in the current financial year ending March 2023. The dues have been inching up since November. October was the third consecutive month of de cline in the outstanding dues. CIL’s average cost of production is around ₹1,310.88 per tonne. At the end of January 2022, the dues stood at 15,097.01 crore, which fell consecutively during Febru ary to ₹15,037.32 crore and then to ₹12,272.41 crore in ing BFSI), on account of higher input costs with de creasing EBIDTA margin, on aggregate basis, from 15.3 per cent in Q3 FY22 to 11.9 per cent in Q3 FY23. “These could pull down the manufacturing growth in Q3 FY23,” the report said. It also mentioned that the geopolitical uncertainty continues to rattle the global economic landscape. With the Russian aggression into Ukraine completing a year this week, “we witness a domino effect coming in full force as tensions of for midable momentum, with meaty consequences for growth and prosperity for majority of world, take centre stage.” Other than the lingering long war in Europe that dealt a heavy blow to food/ energy/commodity security, there are fresh points of conflict erupting primarily in Korean Peninsula and West Asia. March 2022. With peak elec tricity demand season begin ning in April 2022, which was also marked by an unusually high uptick in temperatures, the power sector dues star ted inching up at ₹12,819.09 crore during the month. The dues kept growing during May (₹13,825.20 crore), June (₹15,252.20 crore) and hit the highest so far in 2022 during July at ₹15,824.14 crore. The out standing to CIL started to decline from August 2022 onwards (₹15,143.31 crore) and continued their north ward journey during the next two consecutive months. says it does not expect the growth momentum witnessed in the first half of FY23 (AprilSeptember) to sustain in the second half (OctoberMarch). NSO estimates GDP growth to drop to 4.5 per cent in the second half from 9.7 per cent in the first. PENT-UP DEMAND The pentup demand, which had provided thrust to growth, is normalising, exports, which had been buoyant, are facing headwinds from the global slowdown and credit growth is facing tighter financial conditions. The International Monetary Fund expects the global GDP growth to fall to 2.9 per cent in 2023 from an estimated 3.4 per cent in 2022. “Although there are a few positives for India such as sustained government capex, deleveraged corporates, low NPA in the banking sector, productionlinked Incentive scheme and likelihood of global commodity prices remaining subdued, IndRa believes they are still not sufficient to take the FY24 GDP growth beyond 6 per cent,” says Sunil Kumar Sinha, Principal Economist, IndRa. Steel imports from Russia rise 5x in AprilJanuary Abhishek Law New Delhi Russia has emerged the fourth largest supplier of steel to India for the April–January period with a fivefold rise in ship ments. It has also displaced Ja pan as the largest supplier of hot rolled coils (HRCs), for the first time in eight years. Of the 0.28 million tonne (mt) of finished steel shipped to India from Russia in the April–January period, around 0.21 mt – a lion’s share of 72 per cent was HRCs and strips. In the yearagoperiod (10MFY22), shipments from Russia were 0.048 mt. HRC coil and strip shipments from Ja pan during the year were 0.14 mt. This is the first time that Russia has emerged as one of the key steel exporting nations, and among the top five export ing nations, replacing coun tries such as Vietnam and In donesia, data from the Ministry of Steel, accessed by businessline, show. “If you see, Russian offer ings came at a discount. There was distress sales, and in some cases, offerings from Russia – mostly hot rolled coils – were 2030 per cent lower than the market prices,” an exporter said. Ministry data showed that total steel imports (semis and finished put together) from Russia were valued at $360 mil lion for the April–January period; of which 86 per cent or $308 million was finished steel imports. Calculations suggest that the average per tonne KEY SUPPLIER. India imported 0.28 mt of finished steel from Russia price of Russian HRC was around ₹45,000 per tonne (around $550 per tonne). “Volumewise HRC coils / strip (1.69 mt) was the item most imported, with 34 per cent share in total finished steel,” the Ministry report mentioned, adding that import of flat products accounted for 93 per cent share (up by 29.2 per cent), the rest 7 per cent in clude long and nonflat offer ings (up by 13.8 per cent). According to the data, over all imports of total finished steel stood at 5 mt up by 28 per cent, YoY. Korea, with ship ments amounting to 1.841 mt, was the largest supplier to In dia (37 per cent market share); followed by China (1.2 mt) and Japan (0.7 mt). Shipments from Vietnam rose 195 per cent, YoY, to 0.19 mt. The report says import of total finished steel was valued at ₹54,534 crore whereas ex port of total finished steel was valued at ₹44,463 crore. Thus, overall trade deficit (total fin ished steel) stood at ₹10,071 crore during 10MFY23. ‘Quality Control Orders in electrical industry will curb unfair competition’ Piyush Goyal Our Bureau New Delhi Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said that issuance of Quality Control Orders (QCOs) across sectors in the elec trical industry will save the industry from unfair com petition from nontranspar ent economies which are pumping low quality goods into the country. The Minister sought the industry’s support in imple menting QCOs in his ad dress at the 15th edition of ELECRAMA, an exhibition organised by the Indian Elec trical and Electronics Manu facturers’ Association (IEEMA) in Greater Noida on Tuesday. “He urged larger compan ies to support and handhold smaller companies to de velop quality consciousness by making them realise that quality would help them grow, get better markets and better prices,” according to a press statement released by the Commerce & Industry Ministry. The country’s coal pro duction grew 12.94 per cent YoY to 89.96 million tonnes in January 2023 from 79.65 mt in January 2022. ‘Aim is to increase share of RE in ports to 60%’ PRODUCTION UP According to the provisional data for January by the Coal Ministry, CIL registered a growth of 11.44 per cent, whereas SCCL and captive mines/others registered a growth of 13.93 per cent and 22.89 per cent, respectively. Coal despatch increased by 8.54 per cent YoY to 81.91 mt last month from 75.47 mt January 2022. Dur ing January 2023, CIL, SCCL and captives/others re gistered a growth of 6.07 per cent, 14 per cent and 21.9 per cent by despatching 64.45 mt, 6.84 mt and 10.61 mt, re spectively. The power utilit ies despatch rose 8.01 per cent to 67.72 mt during Janu ary 2023 compared to 62.70 mt in January 2022. Press Trust of India New Delhi The Centre is aiming to in crease the share of renewable energy to 60 per cent in the total power consumption of its major ports from a present share of less than 10 per cent, Union Minister Sar bananda Sonowal said on Tuesday. The ports have also aimed to reduce carbon emissions per tonne of cargo handled by 30 per cent by the year 2030. “The Maritime Vision Document2030, released by the Prime Minister, is a 10 Year blueprint on India's vis ion of a sustainable Maritime sector and vibrant blue eco nomy,” the Ports, Shipping and Waterways Minister said. ... . . . . . . BMBME 4 . bl . think MUMBAI businessline. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 Kannan Kumar Badri Narayanan Gopalakrishnan Indications from Indore Good retail response to muni bond offer augurs well T he successful conclusion of Indore Municipal Corporation’s green bond offer to raise funds for a solar project is an interesting development for India’s bond market. Though municipal corporations have tapped institutional and highnetworth investors in the past, this was the first muni bond issue to seek retail participation and receive a good response. The ₹122crore offer (with a greenshoe option for an equal amount) attracted applications worth ₹720 crore, with the retail portion oversubscribed by 5.7 times. This shows that retail appetite does exist for highyielding muni bonds with good credit ratings. But to conclude that the success of this smallsized offer is an inflection point for urban local bodies to transform into selffinancing institutions by relying on public markets for their funding requirements, would be a stretch. While the Indore bond issue has raised ₹700odd crore, HDFC wrapped up a bond issue of ₹25,000 crore at a lower coupon the same week. Compared to the corporate bond market which enables fund raising of about ₹5lakh crore every year and Central and State government debt auctions that raise over ₹20lakh crore, municipal corporations have managed to raise less than ₹6,000 crore cumulatively from bond markets since 1997. Specific features of Indore’s green bond issue are likely to have ensured good retail response. One, with a coupon of 8.25 per cent (effective yield 8.4 per cent), these bonds offered significant spreads over yields of 7.37.6 per cent on Central and State government securities. Two, the structuring of these bonds with return of principal in instalments at the end of 3, 5, 7 and 9 years, compensates for the 9year lockin and poor secondary market liquidity that usually goes with such bonds. Three, Indore Municipal Corporation managed to earn good credit ratings of AA and AA plus for this offer. Usually, urban local bodies are perceived to carry high credit risks and struggle to secure investment grade ratings, given the lack of ROI visibility on their urban renewal projects, and opaque accounting practices. Own tax revenues typically account for only a third of their revenue receipts, making them dependent on Central and State largesse to fund deficits. The earmarking of the proceeds of the offer for a specific enduse (a 60 MW captive solar project) and the 125 per cent security cover and escrow arrangement for debt servicing, likely provided comfort to rating agencies and investors. For Indian muni bond issuers, the key to improving liquidity and garnering higher institutional interest lies in larger issue sizes. For this, more municipalities will need to demonstrate sustainable revenue streams, revenue surpluses and positive net worth, after adopting transparent accounting practices. All this requires fundamental reforms in the governance structure of municipalities. Perhaps, the Indore model of raising small sums through projectspecific bond issuances, is the way forward for the muni bond market. POCKET RAVIKANTH O n February 4, the US Air force shot down a balloon claiming it to be a Chinese spying device. This incident has complicated an already strained USChina relationship. Also, several factors have tested their trade relationship in recent years, and these include disagreements over trade imbalances, intellectual property theft, and technology transfer. In 2018, the US imposed tariffs on Chinese imports to reduce its trade deficit with China and address concerns over intellectual property theft. China responded with tariffs of its own, leading to the ongoing trade dispute. The RussiaUkraine war has made matters worse, with developed nations raising the old industrial policy playbook. For decades after the ReaganThatcher revolution and the emergence of the Washington Consensus in the 1980s, economic orthodoxy was opposed to policies that implied “picking winners” rather than letting the market decide. However, in their efforts to reshape the existing global supply chains, the US has passed two crucial legislation— the Chips and Sciences Act and the Inflation Reduction Act, with a budget outlay of $280 billion and $370 billion, respectively. While the Chips and Sciences Act aims to build a domestic semiconductor industry and push forward America’s scientific supremacy over China, the Inflation Reduction Act aims at reducing healthcare costs and encouraging clean and green energy transmission in a big way. These are direct attempts by the US to decouple its economy from the dependence on Chinese supply chains. Indeed, India is also following this path through schemes like Production Linked Incentives (PLI). This provides a window of opportunity for India to enter into emerging supply chains. Both India and the US are working together on this front through increasing number of state visits by senior leaders from both countries. Even though IndiaUS trade relations have strengthened postliberalisation (the US is the largest import partner of India), many issues have stopped them from having a fullfledged trade agreement. While both nations are cautious about their current overreliance on Chinese imports (both have substantial trade deficits with China), they have divergent views on agriculture, labour standards, climate, and human rights issues. These are reflected in the current IndoPacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), which tries to build regional cooperation on trade, supply chains, clean energy(decarbonisation and infrastructure), tax and anticorruption. Supply chains and clean energy in particular are promising areas given the GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22, 2023 Let’s rebuild India-US trade ties BOND WELL. With so many complementarities, both countries can become a big force in the global supply chain recent policies announced in both countries in areas such as green hydrogen, wherein one can think of so many complementarities that can help build resilient global value chains with these two countries as major nodes. India has not participated in the trade channel of this framework. Hence, a lot of groundwork must be done to build IndiaUS trade relations. As afirst step, both nations could work on the following: (a) reinstatement of India in the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP); (b) start negotiating on services trade outside the framework of comprehensive free trade negotiations; and (c) start at least an intellectuallevel exchange of ideas on labour and environmental standards. The GSP was established by the US to provide preferential treatment to certain imports from developing countries. Under this programme, eligible products from developing countries, including India, were exempt from tariffs when imported into the US. This made Indian exports to the US more competitive and helped increase trade between the two countries. India was, in fact, the largest Reinstating India into the Generalised System of Preferences programme will be a good way to enhance bilateral ties. beneficiary of the GSP system. In 2018, $6.8 billion worth of exports from India — nearly 10 per cent of the country’s exports, that is — benefited from GSP rules. Unfortunately, in June 2019, the US removed Indiafrom the GSP programme, citing concerns over trade practices and failure to provide equitable and reasonable market access to US companies. Reinstating India into the GSP programme will be a good way to enhance bilateral ties. SERVICES TRADE The US has been seeking greater access to the Indian education and insurance markets, while India has been pushing for more labour access in some US services. Hence, more than the merchandise segment, there are more complementarities between India and US in the services segment. While it is customary to negotiate services trade agreements within a comprehensive free trade agreement (FTA) framework, considering the complementarity that services trade provides for both nations, a standalone services agreement could provide a quick opportunity for both countries to seal a deal. There are several lowhanging fruits, such as US investments in the stateoftheart GIFT City and taking forward India’s fintech innovations like UPI, RuPay, etc., to the US, which can all be winwin measures, with least conflict. Labour and environmental standards have been a significant point of contention. While the US feels harmonising both the standards is essential for protecting global welfare, India’s practical inability restricts it from starting a discussion on this topic. However, it is important for India to understand that the developed world and some developing countries are moving in this direction. A striking example is the EUVietnam FTA that has shown a lot of benefits accruing to both trade partners. Even in the context of India’s ongoing negotiations engaged with the EU, the UK, Canada and Australia (comprehensive trade deal), standards are an important issue. Therefore, India needs to start engaging expertsand the research and academic community to brainstorm these standards with crosscountry comparisons. It appears the future of global trade will be divided among blocs, largely led by the US and China. There is likely to be free trade within a blocand limited trade across blocs. Attempts by the US to reestablish supply chains with friendlier nations will have a significantimpact on industrialisation in the developing world. Hence, showcasing quick results in negotiations becomes vital for both the US and India. A USIndia partnership could significantly redefine global trade and the geopolitical map. Kumar is a PhD Research Scholar from the IIFT, New Delhi, and Gopalakrishnan is Fellow at NITI Aayog. Views are personal Decoding EPFO’s higher pension scheme Opting for higher pension comes with a tradeoff — a lower lumpsum payout to you at retirement bl explainer Aarati Krishnan What was the Supreme Court ruling on the Employee Pension Scheme (EPS) all about? As an employee, you’d know that 12 per cent of your basic pay (plus permanent components such as DA) is deducted every month towards a contribution to the Employees Provident Fund or EPF. This is matched by your employer, an annual interest is declared, and a lumpsum is paid to you at retirement. While your 12 per cent contribution goes entirely into your EPF account, 8.33 per cent of the employer’s contribution, in some cases, goes into the Employee’s Pension Scheme or EPS, a separate scheme for guaranteed pension payouts after retirement. On September 1, 2014, the government brought in some amendments. It said that the EPS contribution of 8.33 per cent would be calculated on a maximum salary of ₹15,000. Until then, the salary cap was ₹6,500, but employers could make higher contributions based on actual pay. It also said that employees earning over ₹15,000/month and joining after September 1, 2014, could no longer avail of EPS. Employees unions, finding these changes unpalatable, filed cases against the EPFO in High Courts and won. The EPFO appealed in the Supreme Court (SC), which passed its final ruling in November 2022. What did the SC say? The SC ruling said the Centre had a right to restrict EPS benefits only to employees earning up to ₹15,000/month, from September 1, 2014. But it also held older employees who had been members of the EPF before September 1, 2014, and were still working, should be given a chance to opt for pension at their full pay. The EPFO was asked to give such employees a fourmonth window from the date of the SC ruling to avail of this benefit. This deadline expires on March 3, 2023. What has EPFO done about this? per cent of full pay) to be diverted from their EPF account to the government’s EPS kitty. You need to submit this via your HR department by March 3 2023. NEW OPTION. A better deal? The EPFO has issued two circulars to implement the SC ruling. The December 2022 circular was not clear. The new circular issued on February 20, 2023, lays down this procedure. It says that employees who were members of EPF before September 1, 2014, can apply for pension at full pay now. But to be eligible, they should still be contributing to EPF and their employer should have made EPF contributions on their full pay so far. They will need to submit a joint option form with their employer to the regional EPF office for higher pension. They also need to consent to allow their past employer’s contributions (at 8.33 What does this mean for me? This circular is relevant to you only if you have enrolled in the EPF before September 1, 2014, and are still working. Currently, your pension after retirement will be calculated based the formula: Pensionable salary x pensionable service/70. Your pensionable salary in the above formula would have been capped at ₹15,000/month. But if you now opt for a higher pension based on your actual pay (basic plus permanent components), the pensionable salary in the above formula will be much higher. This can give you a higher governmentguaranteed pension after retirement. But do note that opting for higher pension comes with a tradeoff. It will mean part of your EPF balances accumulated so far with interest will be permanently transferred to the Centre’s EPS kitty. This will mean a lower lumpsum payout to you at retirement. LETTERS TO EDITOR Send your letters by email to bleditor@thehindu.co.in or by post to ‘Letters to the Editor’, The Hindu Business Line, Kasturi Buildings, 859860, Anna Salai, Chennai 600002. MSCI acted in haste This refers to ‘Falling short’ (February 21). Though the Hindenburg report had indicted Adani group for following dubious accounting and business practices the same is under investigation by SEBI, the local regular. Under the circumstances the decision of global index provider MSCI to reduce the weightings of Adani group companies is hasty. Considering the negative impact, it would have on Adani stocks, MSCI should have waited for the outcome of the investigation ordered by SEBI. The suspicion raised by MSCI on designation of some Adani group shares as ‘free float” is purely based on speculation without any corroborative evidence. As stocks with low float is expected to lead to lesser trade volume, it is bound to immensely help short sellers like Hindenburg group to reap huge profits. As such there is a possibility of the group acting with some “hidden agenda”. With MSCI being a leading guiding force on global stock indices, it is expected that its moves are based on some solid evidence through an independent investigation. Srinivasan Velamur more cohesive fashion. Including an independent director with the knowledge of cyber risk would be a great help. And, indeed, a deeper engagement between the board and company’s IT staff is also equally critical. In general, companies can ensure that they regularly share updates and information to all their staff so that they are aware about potential risks. Bal Govind Chennai Noida Securing the boardroom Revamp pension system Apropos ‘Four steps to building board cyber security’ (February 22), cyber attacks can be done from any place and it’s difficult to track. The corporate world is equally vulnerable to such attacks and all stakeholders must prepare for such onslaught in a This refers to ‘Switching back to old pension scheme will create huge liability’ (February 21). Time is opportune for a comprehensive review of retirement benefits in government and the public sector, considering them as a wage component. The argument that restoring the old pension scheme will be more expensive is no answer for the larger issue of accepting retirement benefits as a component in the overall wage structure. Just as wages in private sector are negotiated taking into account costtocompany and market realities, the Central/State governments should factor in living wages, social security ingredients and market realities while deciding the wage structure. MG Warrier Mumbai Organic farming This refers to ‘Budget should energise green growth’ (February 21). The rampant use of chemical fertilisers in the last 5060 years in Published by N. Ravi at Kasturi Buildings, 859 & 860, Anna Salai, Chennai600002 and Printed by N. Vaidyanathan at Dangat Media Pvt Ltd, No. 22, Dighe MIDC, Vishnu Nagar, TTC Industrial Area, Dighe, Navi Mumbai400701 on behalf of THG PUBLISHING PVT LTD., Chennai600002. Editor: Raghuvir Srinivasan (Editor responsible for selection of news under the PRB Act). CM YK our eagerness to maximise yields has caused immense damage to both soil and water. There is an urgent need to guide farmers away from chemical fertilisers and towards the organic and biofertilisers to improve the soil’s nutrients content and make farming sustainable. Manure made from animal droppings is the most suitable and important organic fertiliser that has the potential not only to enrich the soil, but also can be used to produce biofuel to energise rural homes for lighting and cooking. Farmers need to be encouraged to increase their livestock, so that enough manure is produced for smooth transition to organic farming. profitable to the farmers. Kosaraju Chandramouli Hyderabad ISSN 0971 7528 . . . . . . . . BMBME think . bl . 5 MUMBAI businessline. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 Threading a textile story Tarandeep Ahuja Amit Gupta Vikas Prasoon Viscose antidumping duty hurts weavers T he Indian economy is at a unique and difficult moment: risk of a global recession looms; inflation is uncomfortably high; supply chains are still tangled. And all the while, pressure is increasing on business to do better in terms of social and environmental impact. While the environment is as challenging as ever, history shows that building resilience is essential. When McKinsey analysed the performance of more than 1,100 companies over the 200810 downturn, it found that the top 20 per cent showed resilience and suffered less, recovered faster, then kept going. Here, we look at how purchasing and supply chain leaders can become more resilient and thus work to counter inflation, while fostering lasting growth. India’s inflation rate, while not as high as in other major markets, is still above the Reserve Bank of India’s upper tolerance limit. Companies would therefore do well to stay focused on minimising the impact of inflation. And that means those involved in purchasing and supply management need to play a much broader role in managing external volatility. Traditionally, people in these roles have been concerned with simply securing supplies and negotiating prices. They need to see themselves as ‘spend entrepreneurs’, not ‘spend managers’. As spend entrepreneurs, they can take the lead in establishing much deeper collaboration across the supply chain, design, and manufacturing functions to limit exposure to inflation. For example, one leading heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) manufacturer worked with its suppliers not only on nearterm prices, but also explored with them the next design upgrade to find new costreduction possibilities; this also helped the company to closely monitor supplier input costs, leveraging raw material cost models. Such efforts not only cut costs, now and in the future, but also create longerterm competitive advantage. For this to happen, purchasing and supplymanagement functions will need to invest in five areas. Ananda Bhaskar Rapolu T he story of textiles in India weaves a history of independence and culture and is a key pillar of livelihood in the country. Viscose, a manmade fibre witnessing global demand growth, is a new addition to India’s textile story. It is a biodegradable fibre and an alternative to silk and cotton. Viscose is ‘poor people's silk' because it is cheaper but with similar properties. It is not just the ‘poor’ consumers but also the weavers of the fabric, who have found a new source of livelihood with the production of viscose. Due to a rise in the price of natural fibres such as cotton, many weavers shifted to producing viscose or blended viscose fabric. Indian textile sector is still cotton dominated, which has limitations in supply. Cotton acreage cannot be increased as food is a priority. Hence, viscose blended cotton is being widely adopted as a viable alternative. Viscose has given new hopes to the Indian weavers. Viscose fibre consumption is witnessing a steady rise, where the market grew from 542 KT (Thousand tons) in 2021 to 744 KT in 2022, a robust 37 per cent growth. This was only possible as Indian textile value chain could access Viscose fibre at internationally competitive prices. Overall, viscose holds 16.5 per cent of the manmade fibre market in India. Other than being a cheaper alternative, versatility in design and application also contributes to its demand. However, apart from helping weavers, it is also essential to ensure safeguards which are not protective but conducive in nature.One issue plaguing the viscose value chain is the limited raw material supply of Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF). India has a limited number of players involved in manufacturing VSF, with one major company contributing to over 90 per cent of the supply. As a result, many weavers rely on imported fibre. It provides new alternatives to these weavers so that they can survive in the market and be competitive. ANTI-DUMPING DUTY An upcoming development that can be detrimental to the weavers of viscose is the antidumping duty imposition on VSF imports. The imposition of this duty will make the procurement of the fibre much more challenging and VISCOSE FIBRE. Textile for the future P_V_SIVAKUMAR all the more expensive for the weavers. Antidumping duty on VSF was first introduced in 2010 and continued till 2021. It was removed only after the entire industry repeatedly appealed after suffering for over 11 years. Former Textiles Minister Smriti Irani, herself had supported the removal of duties. Reintroduction of antidumping duty will now impact many weaving hubs in Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Gujarat. This is an issue affecting production capacities and the lives of 4.5 crore people employed in the textile industry. With Tamil Nadu alone accounting for 75 per cent of India’s manmade cellulose yarn production, this duty can significantly hamper the State’s growth and endanger the livelihood of the 31 lakh rural textile workers in the State. The duty will also impact the entire value chain of the fabric, as the procurement of the fibre, which is the heart of the value chain, will be hit. Viscose is also the fabric of future. It is widely used in upcoming subsectors in the textile industry, such as technical textiles and medical textiles. Most importantly, viscose is a sustainable choice due to its biodegradable properties. Hence, the answer to India’s growing market for viscose is not an antidumping duty. Instead, we need emancipatory measures which ensure that weavers can procure required raw materials with equal levels of accessibility. This can only be ensured if there is free competition in the market. We need to build a levelplaying field in the sector so that pricing stays equal regardless of where a weaver buys their fibre from. Viscose is the new thread to India’s textile story and has already become a major source of livelihood. It is high time that the country’s textile value chain is given the muchneeded impetus. DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE The pandemic compressed years of planned digitisation into just a few Inflation innovators in demand To offset inflation, ‘spend entrepreneurs’ can have a deeper engagement across supply chains, design and manufacturing months. Now is the time to maintain, or even accelerate, the speed and scale of that progress, and to capture value from it. In Europe, one large energy company is building digital value chain twin to create a detailed understanding of the tier1, tier2 and tier3 suppliers to understand risks along the entire value chain. DATA ANALYTICS To be ready to address future purchasing and supply challenges, companies should establish advanced analytics capability so that there is full transparency on external spend. Collaboration is key here: one Indian chemicals manufacturer is collaborating with a thirdparty solution provider to build forecasting models based on historical market data and trends, for tier1 and tier2 suppliers, to forecast supply risks and exposure to inflation Companies should build a deep understating of what their suppliers can do, through digitally enabled performance evaluations through fair degree of accuracy on futures. This is helping the company to balance long and spot purchases. SUPPLIER CAPABILITIES Supplier engagement approaches are evolving toward deeper partnerships and collaboration. Companies should build a deep understating of what their suppliers can do, through digitally enabled performance evaluations, while working with them on design, specifications, and environmental sustainability. A global consumer player launched an open innovation programme inviting all its suppliers to partner with an environmental purpose, and another retail chain introduced industryfirst sciencebased targets for supply chain finance program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. INTERNAL COLLABORATION Spend entrepreneurs should take the lead to convene and collaborate with functions such as R&D, manufacturing, and sales and marketing — early and often. As challenges evolve, companies will need to form agile teams that work together in sprints to solve specific supply chain issues and then dissolve. One Asian metals company established an inflation nerve centre to create an integrated response to rising external costs, with procurement playing an essential role. PEOPLE CAPABILITIES Indian companies in all sectors know how difficult it is to attract and retain talent in purchasing and supply management. Spend entrepreneurs will see this as an opportunity, developing attractive employee value propositions and enhancing their staff’s core skills by setting up internal academies. One leading auto OEM has established a ‘cleansheet academy’ to review the knowledge levels of more than 70 professionals in the procurement function, and rewarding them based on their enhancement of their expertise. In the past and the present, the best Indian companies have adapted to the challenges of inflation and supply scarcity. With the nearterm outlook looking stressful, purchasing and supply managers need to recalibrate how they do what they do. Their work will go far in their companies’ riding out the current economic storms. The writersare with Mckinsey & Company Short take UK economy makes unexpected bounce Reuters B ritain looks on course to sidestep a long recession after a survey showed a surprise return to growth by businesses this month, raising the likelihood of another Bank of England interest rate hike in March. The preliminary “flash” reading of the S&P Global/CIPS UK Composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) jumped to 53.0 in February from 48.5 in January, above the 50 threshold for growth for the first time since July. It surpassed all forecasts in a Reuters poll of more than 20 economists, which had pointed to a reading of 49.0. The strength of the survey made it more likely that the BoE — grappling with an inflation rate still above 10 per cent — would raise interest rates to 4.25 per cent in March, despite further signs of easing price pressures in the PMI, economists said. "The report poses a clear challenge to the BoE's central view that a long recession and rise in unemployment will bring inflation down such that further rate increases are not required," said J.P. Morgan economist Allan Monks. Financial markets pointed to an 95 per cent chance of an increase in Bank Rate next month. There were also signs of unexpected economic strength in public finance data that showed income and corporate tax revenues rising in January. The writer is former Rajya Sabha MP from AP businessline. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. February 22, 2003 No large-scale delisting by foreign cos: Jaswant The Union Finance Minster, Mr Jaswant Singh, today categorically assured the Lok Sabha that the Government has not altered or diluted the guidelines governing foreign companies to provide 26 per cent equity to Indians. He also denied any largescale delisting by foreign companies taking advantage of the present liberalisation policy. Budget speech to be short & sweet While it is still unclear whether — rather, to what extent — Mr Jaswant Singh will bite the ‘Kelkar bullet’ on BDay, one thing is almost certain: the Finance Minister’s maiden Budget presentation on February 28 will be a ‘short and crisp affair’. Govt not bound to accept Kelkar report in toto: PM The Prime Minister, Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee, today said the Government would implement only those recommendations of the Kelkar committee report on tax reforms which are considered ‘‘worth implementing’’. “The Government was not bound to accept the entire report. It will implement only such recommendations which it considered worth implementing,” said Mr Vajpayee. BL TWOWAY CROSSWORD 2225 EASY NOT SO EASY ACROSS DOWN 02. To rattle one (5) 03. Shop's patron (8) 08. Poetry (5) 04. Calm period before storm (4) 09. One's own person (7) 11. Confined under lock and 05. A slowing device (5) 06. Observed narrowly (4) key (6,2) 07. Leguminous plant (4) 12. Poet Lord (5) 10. Sound of person walking (9) 15. Make one angry (4) 12. To char (4) 16. Longeared equine (3) 13. A memento (8) 17. Wickedness (4) 14. Space in machine to receive coins (4) 19. A top degree (5) 18. To tend a horse (5) 21. Early film theatre (8) 20. Austere, severe (5) 24. Military man (7) 21. Infant (4) 25. Houseyhousey (5) 22. Admits (4) 26. In the course of (6) 23. Have in one's possession (4) ACROSS 01. Cross off (6) 01. Wipe out a hundred by waving lance (6) 08. Neither this nor reason to match it soundwise? (5) 09. By which one is unaccompanied (7) 11. May be imprisoned in Nile dock (6,2) 12. Poetic lord depicted in a lullaby Ronsard wrote (5) 15. Make one cross river to Isle of France (4) 16. There's a fool in every classroom (3) 17. This is the eye that will give one a wicked look (4) 19. Primarily, a duke is about right (5) 21. How did hip bar go wrong, according to early cinema? (8) 24. Is older form of a strip of toast (7) 25. In which a number may make up the full house (5) 26. Throughout the time of the French Wagner cycle (6) DOWN 02. Any getting around of a negative will be displeasing to one (5) 03. The buyer who is always opposed to the left, they say (8) 04. An interval of quiet may soothe one (4) 05. It is applied to the slowdown (5) 06. Looked at the way they edited it, partly (4) 07. To be, if archaic, a runner perhaps (4) 10. One may be soundly aware of twelveinch stairs (9) 12. Commit to the flames some water running in Scotland (4) 13. After a loss the rest may serve to jog one's memory (8) 14. Such a machine as will accept one's money (4) 18. Stable employee may be found waiting at the altar (5) 20. The wrong set joining the Navy, being all behind (5) 21. Infant got by, having taken in a rating (4) 22. Possesses things to wear that are topless (4) 23. Hang on to it and keep something back (4) SOLUTION: BL TWOWAY CROSSWORD 2224 ACROSS 1. Photography 8. Ancestor 9. Axle 10. Revel 13. Tier 16. Epic 17. Pelt 18. Army 20. Scope 24. Clod 25. Carnival 26. Celebratory DOWN 2. Hock 3. Taste 4. Grove 5. Plant 6. Maintenance 7. Regrettable 11. Virus 12. Limbo 14. Item 15. Firm 19. Yodel 21. Chair 22. Pinot 23. Over CM YK ... . . . . . . BMBME 6 . bl . market.radar QUICKLY. Cliqtrade picks significant stake in Asit C Mehta Fin MUMBAI businessline. For BSE/NSE live quotes, scan the QR code or click the link https://bit.ly/2FpossK WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 CCI can decide on jurisdiction of debenture trustees: HC Birla MF raises ₹1,570 cr from multiasset NFO Our Bureau TURF WAR. Junks trustees’ contention that only SEBI should hear the cartelisation case KR Srivats New Delhi: Cliqtrade Stock Brokers has acquired an additional 10 per cent stake in Asit C Mehta Financial Services, taking its holding in the firm to 37.19 per cent. It purchased 4.68 lakh shares at ₹151.44 apiece, aggregating to ₹7.08 crore, Asit C Mehta said. PTI US stocks dip as Walmart, Home Depot disappoint US stocks opened lower on Tuesday as Walmart and Home Depot delivered a double blow to traders amid worries over interest rates. The Dow fell 0.38 per cent; S&P 500 opened 0.66 per cent lower and Nasdaq dropped 1.25 per cent. REUTERS New Delhi A Division Bench of the Bom bay High Court comprising Justice G S Patel and Justice N K Gokhale on Tuesday dis posed off a plea filed by deben ture trustees challenging the jurisdiction of the Competi tion Commission of India (CCI). Disposing the plea, the Bench relegated the case back to the CCI and now the com petition watchdog will first rule on its jurisdiction in the matter. ROW OVER REGULATORS. A Division Bench of the Bombay HC has now sent the case back to the CCI, which will first rule on its jurisdiction fees. SEBI mandates that com panies raising debt appoint a ‘debenture trustee’ to protect the interests of investors. The trustees charge a fee from the companies issuing the debt and make due diligence. A leading NBFC from south FEES CARTELISATION In 2022, the CCI ordered a probe against the debenture trustees and their association for suspected cartelisation on India had complained to SEBI and the CCI, alleging that trustees were cartelising the issuance market and charging exorbitant fees. The trustees challenged the CCI’s order, initiating an in vestigation in the Bombay HC Joyalukkas India drops ₹2,300crore IPO plan and sought a stay on the CCI proceedings on the ground that SEBI was the sectoral reg ulator and hence it had exclus ive jurisdiction. The Competition (Amend ment) Bill 2022, recently in troduced in the Parliament, seeks to widen the scope of consultations between CCI and sectoral regulators, Ashok Kumar Gupta, former Chair person, CCI, had said in a re cent interview to businessline. Legal experts are, however, divided on the Bill solving all issues around interregulatory coordination. It was pointed out that in case of divergence of opinion between CCI and sectoral regulator, there is no body like a Financial Stability and Development Council which can deliberate on such conflicts. Mumbai Our Bureau Mumbai Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC has collected ₹ 1,574 crore through its recently launched Multi Asset Alloc ation Fund. The openended scheme, which invests in equity, fixed income, gold/ silver and REITs, has attrac ted investor interest from over 70,000 investors. The NFO closed last month. The multiasset alloca tion category has emerged a popular investment option for investors seeking asset class diversification along with a stable investment solution. A Balasubramanian, Man aging Director, Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC, said market volatility can be a challenge for investors and that multi asset investing provides a stable solution. Joyalukkas India has with drawn application for tap ping the capital market with an initial public offer (IPO) for raising about ₹2,300 crore largely to repay debt. The application for IPO was withdrawn on February 17, said SEBI. Last year, the company filed draft redherring pro spectus (DRHP) with SEBI to raise funds via public is sue. The proceeds from the issue were to be used to pay back loans and to open new stores, the company had said in the DRHP. INITIAL PLANS IN 2018 However, the IPO market has proved unlucky yet again for the leading jewellery brand. Incidentally, Joyaluk kas had put its IPO plans on the backburner in 2018 after Markets more moderately valued now, says Edelweiss MF MD bl interview Suresh P. Iyengar Mumbai Edelweiss Mutual Fund un like others, has largely taken the passive route to grow its asset and tried to deliver better returns at lower cost for investors. Radhika Gupta, MD & CEO, Edel weiss AMC, shares her view on the way forward. Excerpts: Do you think our market valuation turned fair after the recent fall? We do not look at index valu ations as much. There are pockets of opportunities on the small and midcap side and valuations have defin itely come off their peaks. Our markets are more mod erately valued than they were and some of the seg ments have been extremely frothy. The punishment has been harder for a particular kind of stock. Their mul tiples for high earnings have not been delivered. In a lot of newage companies, the froth has come off. “While India is still predicted to grow faster than its global peers, it will not be completely insulated from the market volatility” RADHIKA GUPTA Managing Director & CEO, Edelweiss AMC Do you expect markets to dip further, given the inflation worries? Our theme for the year is re cessionary conditions be fore returns. While India is still predicted to grow faster than its global peers, it will not be completely insulated BROKER’S CALL. where margins will be im pacted by higher costs. There is also some hit to sec tors that are more exportoriented. from the market volatility. Inflation remains less of a challenge in India compared to the rest of the world. Though we are placing re cession before returns in In dia in the short term, we are confident that the domestic economy will see much more constructive activity in the long term. We are seeking positivity around earnings growth. There will be certain places TODAY’S PICK. What would be the impact of SEBI move to thrust more responsibility on trustees? Over the years, SEBI has had a conversation on the role of trustees and it is very im portant that SEBI is adapt ing its regulations for a changing mutual fund in dustry. We are no longer an industry in its infancy, as we were a few years ago. Governance practices are extremely important and regulations on oversight of the role that trustees can play are welcome. While there is, sometimes, a tougher shortterm impact, each of them has made the industry a far more trans parent place. Will the compliance cost shoot up? Increased compliance will definitely raise the cost of mutual funds. It is a chal lenge for all of us to think about how we want to build a profitable and sustainable assetmanaging franchise. Will you continue to focus on the passive route funds? We will continue to concen trate on the passive route for our debt funds. We believe that passive with its low cost, transparency and li quidity, delivers value to the fixed income investor. Act ive funds have not generated alpha and have had their challenges with credit on the fixed income side. We have just launched the country’s first shortterm passive in dex fund and have many other ideas up our sleeve. A lot of players are entering this category. Is Edelweiss IPO on the cards anytime soon? It is early to say whether we will come up with an IPO. Our objective is to build a highquality franchise — a profitable one, and we have made some headway in terms of size and profitabil ity. The top 100 the Nirav Modi scam hit Pun jab National Bank. Most jewellery companies then had come under the scanner and banks tightened credit to jewellers. Under the changed circumstances, Joy alukkas had opted to put off its IPO plans in April 2018. The Keralabased com pany was to hit the capital market early this year. How ever, the sudden rise in gold prices and fall in jewellery demand amid slowing eco nomy have clouded the out look for the industry. Baring Private Equity settles case with SEBI Press Trust of India New Delhi Baring Private Equity India Investment Manager LLP has settled with SEBI a case pertaining to alleged flouting of AIF rules through a settle ment order “without admit ting or denying the findings”. SEBI had initiated the ad judication proceedings for the alleged violation of AIF (Alternative Investment Fund) norms. The regulator issued a showcause notice on May 12, 2022. Baring filed an application with SEBI, which recommended settle ment upon payment of ₹16.57 lakh. Nifty 50 Movers Close(₹) Sharekhan CESC (BUY) Target: ₹95 CMP: ₹77.45 Q3FY23 consolidated PAT of CESC declined 3 per cent yoy to ₹319 crore as a sharp fall in earnings from Haldia and continued losses at Rajasthan DF offset steady standalone PAT and strong growth from Noida/Crescent Power. Standalone PAT grew 1 per cent yoy to ₹186 crore (18 per cent above our estimate) reflecting low singledigit growth in power sales volumes. Dhariwal Infrastructure’s 9MFY23 revenue/PAT was up 29 per cent/52 per cent yoy to ₹1,444 crore/₹166 crore as a rise in power demand and new mediumterm PPA led to continued strong PLF. We maintain a Buy on CESC with an unchanged PT of ₹95 crore, given attractive valuation of 0.9x FY24E P/BV and dividend yield of 56 per cent. Turnaround of power distribution businesses could create value. CESC is a play on the investment and turnaround of the power distribution business, and earnings are expected to gradually improve with a further rise in utilisation at Dhariwal Infrastructure and the potential turnaround of Rajasthan/Malegaon DFs in FY24, while the standalone business is largely stable given regulated RoE model. Bank of India (₹70.85): SELL Gurumurthy K bl. research bureau The shortterm outlook for the stock of Bank of India is bearish. The stock had tumbled over 6 per cent on Tuesday signalling downward momentum. The 8Day Moving Average (MA) has crossed below the 100Day MA strengthening the bearish case and indicating limited upside move. The immediate resistance is at ₹73.50. Above that, a much higher resistance is around ₹77. The stock price can fall to ₹62 over the next twothree weeks. Traders can go short at current levels and accumulate on the rise at ₹72.50. Keep the stoploss at ₹74.50. Trail the stoploss down to ₹69 as soon as the stock falls to ₹67.50. Move the stoploss further to ₹68 when the stock touches ₹66 on the downside. Book profits at ₹65. Note: The recommendations are based on technical analysis. There is risk of loss in trading Day trading guide 17851 » Nifty 50 Futures S1 S2 R1 R2 17800 17745 17870 17900 Emkay Global Financial SAMVARDHANA MOTHERSON INTERNATIONAL (BUY) Target: ₹101 CMP: ₹82.20 Samvardhana Motherson International’s (SAMIL) announcement of 100 per cent acquisition of SAS Autosystemtechnik GmbH (SAS) at EV of €540 million entails an allround strategic fit providing entry into the new product segment (cockpit module assembly) with global leadership position (nearly 20 per cent share), meaningful acquisition size (about 10 per cent addition to consolidated revenue), headroom for organic growth/synergy benefits through backward integration (about 10 per cent revenue upside on insourcing), significant EV exposure (around 50 per cent vs about 6 per cent for SAMIL; meaningful exposure to leading US EV OEM which contributes onethird of revenues), better margin/returnratio profile, EPS accretive and reasonable valuation (5.2x CY22 EV/EBITDA; Faurecia acquired 100 per cent stake at €450m in 2019). We retain Buy on SAMIL, with SOTPbased TP of ₹101/share (₹97 earlier), based on FY25 estimates. SAS is a leading global provider of cockpit module assembly for the automotive industry, with expertise in Justintime/Justinsequence. This is a major acquisition for SAMIL in five years and would support Company’s vision2025 target of achieving USD36bn revenue. The acquisition would increase customer proximity, improve competency in module assembly, see rise in content per vehicle and increase EV exposure. businessline is not responsible for the recommendations sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent to: blmarketwatch@gmail.com CM YK ₹1647 » HDFC Bank S1 S2 R1 R2 1640 1620 1660 1680 ₹1579 COMMENT Go short below 1640. Stoploss can be kept at 1650 » INFOSYS S1 S2 R1 R2 1565 1545 1590 1610 ₹382 COMMENT Go short on a reversal from 17870 with a stoploss at 17910 COMMENT Initiate fresh shorts now with a stoploss at 1595 » ITC S1 S2 R1 R2 380 378 386 388 ₹154 COMMENT Wait for dips. Go long at 381 with a stoploss at 379 » ONGC S1 S2 R1 R2 152 150 155 157 ₹2434 » Reliance Ind. S1 S2 R1 R2 2425 2410 2450 2480 ₹523 COMMENT Go long above 155. Stoploss can be placed at 154 COMMENT Go long above 2450. Keep the stoploss at 2440 » SBI S1 S2 R1 R2 522 519 527 530 ₹3449 COMMENT Go short below 522. Stoploss can be kept at 524 » TCS S1 S2 R1 R2 3420 3390 3485 3510 COMMENT Go short now and at 3475. Stoploss can be kept at 3495 S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 W High 52 W Low PE BSE Close ACC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1850.65. . . . . 1828.40. . . . . 1858.25. . . . . 1868.35. . . . . 1820.00. . . . . . 576.51. . . . . 2784.95. . . . . 1696.05. . . . . 49. . . . . 1827.85 Adani Ports [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 579.70. . . . . . 583.20. . . . . . 585.00. . . . . . 593.80. . . . . . 579.20. . . . . 7702.23. . . . . . 987.90. . . . . . 394.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 583.30 AdaniEntprse [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1621.45. . . . . 1571.10. . . . . 1626.00. . . . . 1644.45. . . . . 1561.30. . . . . 5571.92. . . . . 4189.55. . . . . 1017.10. . . . 127. . . . . 1568.40 AdaniGreenEn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 597.25. . . . . . 567.40. . . . . . 593.10. . . . . . 599.00. . . . . . 567.40. . . . . 1657.72. . . . . 3048.00. . . . . . 567.65. . . . . . . . . . . . 567.65 AdaniTotlGas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 922.95. . . . . . 876.80. . . . . . 876.80. . . . . . 876.80. . . . . . 876.80. . . . . . 124.31. . . . . 4000.00. . . . . . 876.80. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AdaniTranmsn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 874.40. . . . . . 830.70. . . . . . 830.70. . . . . . 830.70. . . . . . 830.70. . . . . . 105.10. . . . . 4238.55. . . . . . 830.25. . . . 769. . . . . . 830.25 AmbujaCement [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 352.45. . . . . . 352.85. . . . . . 353.35. . . . . . 366.50. . . . . . 351.50. . . . 18031.34. . . . . . 598.15. . . . . . 274.00. . . . . 33. . . . . . 352.90 ApolloHosp [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4610.60. . . . . 4502.05. . . . . 4611.00. . . . . 4640.00. . . . . 4491.00. . . . . . 490.64. . . . . 5015.45. . . . . 3365.90. . . . . 64. . . . . 4501.55 Asian Paints [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2825.55. . . . . 2817.10. . . . . 2837.00. . . . . 2838.70. . . . . 2805.00. . . . . . 631.93. . . . . 3590.00. . . . . 2560.25. . . . . 71. . . . . 2817.00 AvenuSupmart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3552.85. . . . . 3525.60. . . . . 3570.00. . . . . 3570.00. . . . . 3516.25. . . . . . 302.26. . . . . 4606.00. . . . . 3185.10. . . . . 91. . . . . 3527.10 Axis Bank [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 846.75. . . . . . 844.05. . . . . . 849.00. . . . . . 849.00. . . . . . 837.40. . . . . 9677.06. . . . . . 970.45. . . . . . 618.10. . . . . 13. . . . . . 844.05 Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3903.80. . . . . 3837.10. . . . . 3927.00. . . . . 3927.00. . . . . 3824.70. . . . . . 177.95. . . . . 4130.15. . . . . 3125.80. . . . . 20. . . . . 3836.10 Bajaj Hld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 6051.15. . . . . 6079.35. . . . . 6144.00. . . . . 6144.00. . . . . 6013.05. . . . . . . 27.26. . . . . 7377.60. . . . . 4299.80. . . . . 40. . . . . 6064.85 BajajFin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 6367.40. . . . . 6379.25. . . . . 6395.00. . . . . 6408.25. . . . . 6352.00. . . . . . 448.51. . . . . 7777.00. . . . . 5235.60. . . . . 40. . . . . 6381.05 BajajFinserv [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1404.60. . . . . 1394.30. . . . . 1409.40. . . . . 1409.40. . . . . 1390.00. . . . . 1117.18. . . . . 1846.00. . . . . 1077.70. . . . 300. . . . . 1393.70 BandhanBank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 235.65. . . . . . 229.80. . . . . . 235.70. . . . . . 236.15. . . . . . 229.00. . . . . 6710.34. . . . . . 349.50. . . . . . 209.45. . . . . 11. . . . . . 229.85 BEL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 94.90. . . . . . . 95.55. . . . . . . 95.95. . . . . . . 96.20. . . . . . . 94.60. . . . 11933.89. . . . . . 115.00. . . . . . . 62.30. . . . . 25. . . . . . . 95.55 BergrPaintIn [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 570.40. . . . . . 570.60. . . . . . 575.00. . . . . . 575.00. . . . . . 564.05. . . . . . 627.14. . . . . . 744.95. . . . . . 527.60. . . . . 66. . . . . . 570.65 Bharti Air [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 779.15. . . . . . 779.05. . . . . . 783.05. . . . . . 788.00. . . . . . 778.15. . . . . 2769.62. . . . . . 877.10. . . . . . 629.05. . . . 210. . . . . . 779.10 Biocon [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 227.70. . . . . . 227.15. . . . . . 228.00. . . . . . 229.15. . . . . . 225.70. . . . . 2613.05. . . . . . 397.00. . . . . . 226.00. . . . 156. . . . . . 227.05 Bk ofBar [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 164.25. . . . . . 159.90. . . . . . 164.50. . . . . . 164.50. . . . . . 159.50. . . . 34585.04. . . . . . 197.20. . . . . . . 89.90. . . . . . 7. . . . . . 159.95 Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 18183.35. . . . 18476.30. . . . 18185.00. . . . 18525.00. . . . 17950.00. . . . . . . 37.54. . . . 18520.00. . . . 12940.10. . . . . 40. . . . 18469.90 BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 326.15. . . . . . 323.25. . . . . . 326.95. . . . . . 328.55. . . . . . 322.15. . . . . 1481.25. . . . . . 398.60. . . . . . 288.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 323.25 Britannia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4453.80. . . . . 4503.35. . . . . 4454.95. . . . . 4527.85. . . . . 4450.60. . . . . . 229.38. . . . . 4680.00. . . . . 3050.00. . . . . 60. . . . . 4503.70 CholaIn&Fin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 770.10. . . . . . 773.40. . . . . . 771.00. . . . . . 776.90. . . . . . 768.10. . . . . . 439.16. . . . . . 817.95. . . . . . 594.00. . . . . 25. . . . . . 773.65 Cipla [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 964.00. . . . . . 965.95. . . . . . 969.80. . . . . . 979.10. . . . . . 963.50. . . . . 2042.23. . . . . 1185.20. . . . . . 880.00. . . . . 28. . . . . . 965.95 Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 218.30. . . . . . 214.05. . . . . . 218.80. . . . . . 219.20. . . . . . 213.35. . . . . 4655.77. . . . . . 263.30. . . . . . 149.00. . . . . . 8. . . . . . 214.05 Colgate [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1456.20. . . . . 1458.15. . . . . 1464.70. . . . . 1464.70. . . . . 1447.05. . . . . . 186.41. . . . . 1695.00. . . . . 1387.30. . . . . 37. . . . . 1455.45 Dabur [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 535.00. . . . . . 535.15. . . . . . 536.30. . . . . . 537.90. . . . . . 532.65. . . . . 2460.23. . . . . . 610.40. . . . . . 482.20. . . . . 66. . . . . . 535.05 Divi'sLabs [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2900.60. . . . . 2918.60. . . . . 2910.75. . . . . 2928.30. . . . . 2883.20. . . . . . 419.14. . . . . 4640.95. . . . . 2740.10. . . . . 33. . . . . 2917.40 DLF Ltd [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 364.60. . . . . . 357.50. . . . . . 367.00. . . . . . 367.00. . . . . . 356.00. . . . . 2119.15. . . . . . 418.45. . . . . . 294.75. . . . . 56. . . . . . 357.60 Dr Reddy [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4474.80. . . . . 4486.15. . . . . 4504.30. . . . . 4504.30. . . . . 4458.80. . . . . . 158.33. . . . . 4645.55. . . . . 3655.00. . . . . 32. . . . . 4486.85 Eicher Motor [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3290.50. . . . . 3274.15. . . . . 3290.00. . . . . 3298.10. . . . . 3265.05. . . . . . 494.12. . . . . 3886.00. . . . . 2110.00. . . . . 37. . . . . 3275.95 FSNEComVent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 143.65. . . . . . 147.20. . . . . . 145.00. . . . . . 148.85. . . . . . 142.65. . . . 12035.59. . . . . 1892.65. . . . . . 120.70. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gail(India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 95.70. . . . . . . 95.30. . . . . . . 96.35. . . . . . . 96.35. . . . . . . 95.05. . . . . 8240.97. . . . . . 115.63. . . . . . . 83.00. . . . . . 8. . . . . . . 95.20 GlandPharma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1305.40. . . . . 1329.65. . . . . 1311.95. . . . . 1347.70. . . . . 1304.20. . . . . . 781.38. . . . . 3559.40. . . . . 1167.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Godrej Cons [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 927.70. . . . . . 937.20. . . . . . 927.75. . . . . . 949.25. . . . . . 927.75. . . . . . 901.35. . . . . . 955.65. . . . . . 660.20. . . . . 64. . . . . . 937.20 Grasim [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1632.00. . . . . 1633.15. . . . . 1635.00. . . . . 1658.90. . . . . 1625.20. . . . . . 537.33. . . . . 1839.30. . . . . 1276.90. . . . . 33. . . . . 1633.40 HavellsIndia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1215.70. . . . . 1216.70. . . . . 1217.00. . . . . 1224.00. . . . . 1210.55. . . . . . 260.20. . . . . 1405.85. . . . . 1037.80. . . . . 72. . . . . 1216.20 HCL Tech [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1115.70. . . . . 1105.20. . . . . 1121.00. . . . . 1122.05. . . . . 1103.10. . . . . 1313.28. . . . . 1215.05. . . . . . 875.65. . . . . 26. . . . . 1105.55 HDFC [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2655.90. . . . . 2666.40. . . . . 2662.00. . . . . 2689.90. . . . . 2649.20. . . . . 2778.63. . . . . 2855.35. . . . . 2026.55. . . . . 31. . . . . 2668.00 HDFC AMC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1858.30. . . . . 1833.15. . . . . 1870.55. . . . . 1874.00. . . . . 1829.80. . . . . . 317.88. . . . . 2479.25. . . . . 1690.65. . . . . 28. . . . . 1833.75 HDFC Bank [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1640.35. . . . . 1646.50. . . . . 1640.00. . . . . 1662.35. . . . . 1634.00. . . . . 6194.65. . . . . 1721.85. . . . . 1271.75. . . . . 22. . . . . 1646.95 HDFCLifeIns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 507.95. . . . . . 501.05. . . . . . 510.90. . . . . . 514.80. . . . . . 500.05. . . . . 2669.39. . . . . . 620.70. . . . . . 474.00. . . . . 79. . . . . . 501.00 HeroMoto [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2527.45. . . . . 2520.55. . . . . 2540.00. . . . . 2545.00. . . . . 2516.50. . . . . . 203.27. . . . . 2939.35. . . . . 2148.00. . . . . 19. . . . . 2520.50 Hindalco [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 434.25. . . . . . 431.50. . . . . . 437.75. . . . . . 438.30. . . . . . 430.00. . . . . 3761.41. . . . . . 636.00. . . . . . 309.00. . . . . 23. . . . . . 431.50 HindustnAero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2587.15. . . . . 2622.25. . . . . 2597.00. . . . . 2654.00. . . . . 2580.00. . . . . 1495.99. . . . . 2812.75. . . . . 1248.65. . . . . 14. . . . . 2623.45 HUL [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2511.45. . . . . 2516.15. . . . . 2528.00. . . . . 2543.95. . . . . 2512.30. . . . . . 862.80. . . . . 2741.00. . . . . 1901.80. . . . . 60. . . . . 2515.65 ICICI Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 852.10. . . . . . 854.20. . . . . . 854.40. . . . . . 859.45. . . . . . 846.85. . . . 11704.45. . . . . . 958.00. . . . . . 642.00. . . . . 20. . . . . . 854.05 ICICILombGIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1113.75. . . . . 1100.15. . . . . 1113.00. . . . . 1120.35. . . . . 1096.25. . . . . . 536.45. . . . . 1410.55. . . . . 1070.95. . . . . 34. . . . . 1100.85 IndianOilCor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 79.55. . . . . . . 79.20. . . . . . . 80.00. . . . . . . 80.25. . . . . . . 79.00. . . . . 4633.30. . . . . . . 90.67. . . . . . . 65.20. . . . . 27. . . . . . . 79.20 IndusInd BK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1109.30. . . . . 1101.75. . . . . 1110.00. . . . . 1112.15. . . . . 1096.00. . . . . 1767.69. . . . . 1275.25. . . . . . 763.75. . . . . 13. . . . . 1102.05 IndusTowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 164.05. . . . . . 164.10. . . . . . 165.00. . . . . . 168.40. . . . . . 163.35. . . . . 5883.16. . . . . . 254.45. . . . . . 135.15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . INFO EDGE (I) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3510.20. . . . . 3574.65. . . . . 3510.00. . . . . 3600.00. . . . . 3500.00. . . . . . 287.00. . . . . 4912.90. . . . . 3314.00. . . . . 81. . . . . 3575.55 Infosys [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1592.45. . . . . 1579.50. . . . . 1598.70. . . . . 1601.65. . . . . 1576.00. . . . . 2723.29. . . . . 1924.00. . . . . 1355.50. . . . . 29. . . . . 1579.25 IntGlobAviat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1881.75. . . . . 1853.15. . . . . 1895.00. . . . . 1897.85. . . . . 1848.00. . . . . 1002.47. . . . . 2194.00. . . . . 1513.30. . . . . . . . . . . 1853.35 IPruLifeINS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 420.50. . . . . . 418.45. . . . . . 421.00. . . . . . 422.95. . . . . . 416.50. . . . . . 589.38. . . . . . 608.65. . . . . . 388.50. . . . . 79. . . . . . 418.25 IRTC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 641.85. . . . . . 642.55. . . . . . 641.85. . . . . . 647.45. . . . . . 639.00. . . . . . 810.86. . . . . . 840.95. . . . . . 557.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ITC [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 384.05. . . . . . 382.25. . . . . . 385.00. . . . . . 385.90. . . . . . 381.70. . . . . 8259.57. . . . . . 388.20. . . . . . 207.00. . . . . 27. . . . . . 382.30 JSWSteelLtd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 723.35. . . . . . 720.10. . . . . . 730.00. . . . . . 736.00. . . . . . 717.30. . . . . 1749.02. . . . . . 789.95. . . . . . 520.10. . . . . 33. . . . . . 720.80 Kot.Mah.Bk [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1737.30. . . . . 1730.20. . . . . 1745.00. . . . . 1745.00. . . . . 1725.05. . . . . 2936.93. . . . . 1997.00. . . . . 1630.00. . . . . 34. . . . . 1728.50 L&T [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2225.50. . . . . 2229.45. . . . . 2239.00. . . . . 2262.00. . . . . 2222.70. . . . . 1882.60. . . . . 2297.30. . . . . 1456.80. . . . . 40. . . . . 2228.40 LIC of India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 598.50. . . . . . 597.15. . . . . . 600.00. . . . . . 601.30. . . . . . 595.90. . . . . . 648.78. . . . . . 918.95. . . . . . 582.35. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M&M [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1346.25. . . . . 1351.85. . . . . 1354.50. . . . . 1362.40. . . . . 1341.00. . . . . 2118.82. . . . . 1396.00. . . . . . 671.00. . . . . 24. . . . . 1351.80 Marico Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 489.05. . . . . . 500.40. . . . . . 494.70. . . . . . 501.05. . . . . . 491.35. . . . . 1498.55. . . . . . 554.05. . . . . . 468.65. . . . . 51. . . . . . 500.45 Maruti [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 8693.65. . . . . 8669.85. . . . . 8694.00. . . . . 8720.00. . . . . 8638.45. . . . . . 323.48. . . . . 9768.65. . . . . 6540.00. . . . . 36. . . . . 8668.60 Mphasis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2243.10. . . . . 2210.30. . . . . 2254.35. . . . . 2290.00. . . . . 2205.00. . . . . . 442.83. . . . . 3466.40. . . . . 1897.35. . . . . 31. . . . . 2209.25 MuthootFinan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 990.00. . . . . . 985.80. . . . . . 990.00. . . . . . 995.85. . . . . . 983.15. . . . . . 283.14. . . . . 1445.95. . . . . . 950.05. . . . . 11. . . . . . 985.80 NestleIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 18823.05. . . . 18848.70. . . . 18881.10. . . . 18933.80. . . . 18760.00. . . . . . . 44.95. . . . 21053.00. . . . 16000.00. . . . . 76. . . . 18843.95 NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 167.90. . . . . . 173.25. . . . . . 169.05. . . . . . 174.25. . . . . . 169.05. . . . 26883.88. . . . . . 182.80. . . . . . 123.70. . . . . 10. . . . . . 173.20 One97Commn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 630.50. . . . . . 623.05. . . . . . 632.00. . . . . . 636.70. . . . . . 616.55. . . . . 2326.95. . . . . . 844.70. . . . . . 438.35. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ONGC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 154.85. . . . . . 154.10. . . . . . 154.90. . . . . . 155.90. . . . . . 153.45. . . . . 7599.93. . . . . . 194.60. . . . . . 119.80. . . . . . 4. . . . . . 154.10 PGHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 13682.20. . . . 13698.45. . . . 13677.05. . . . 13706.95. . . . 13570.10. . . . . . . . 3.51. . . . 16466.40. . . . 12751.00. . . . . 88. . . . 13668.00 PidiliteInd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2320.05. . . . . 2331.85. . . . . 2330.00. . . . . 2335.00. . . . . 2306.00. . . . . . 256.94. . . . . 2916.85. . . . . 1988.60. . . . . 97. . . . . 2331.25 PIIndustries [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3336.45. . . . . 3269.05. . . . . 3340.00. . . . . 3352.45. . . . . 3240.00. . . . . . 390.08. . . . . 3698.50. . . . . 2352.95. . . . . 44. . . . . 3269.85 PowerGrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 215.80. . . . . . 217.20. . . . . . 217.55. . . . . . 218.75. . . . . . 216.05. . . . . 5026.08. . . . . . 248.25. . . . . . 186.35. . . . . 10. . . . . . 217.05 Reliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2414.40. . . . . 2434.10. . . . . 2424.00. . . . . 2446.80. . . . . 2412.35. . . . . 6143.30. . . . . 2855.00. . . . . 2181.00. . . . . 40. . . . . 2434.50 SamvdMthnInt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 81.95. . . . . . . 82.15. . . . . . . 82.45. . . . . . . 82.50. . . . . . . 81.30. . . . . 8302.33. . . . . . 159.50. . . . . . . 61.80. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SBI [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 525.15. . . . . . 523.45. . . . . . 527.10. . . . . . 528.95. . . . . . 522.40. . . . 10223.22. . . . . . 629.65. . . . . . 425.00. . . . . 11. . . . . . 523.25 SBICards&Pay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 757.10. . . . . . 745.60. . . . . . 760.00. . . . . . 760.00. . . . . . 742.80. . . . . . 543.96. . . . . 1028.65. . . . . . 655.70. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SBILifeInsur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1158.40. . . . . 1150.35. . . . . 1164.20. . . . . 1168.00. . . . . 1144.20. . . . . . 610.76. . . . . 1339.55. . . . . 1003.60. . . . . 71. . . . . 1149.25 ShreeCements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 26512.90. . . . 26530.90. . . . 26460.05. . . . 27049.00. . . . 26317.50. . . . . . 128.01. . . . 27013.00. . . . 17900.00. . . . . 67. . . . 26534.85 Siemens [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3196.95. . . . . 3294.20. . . . . 3219.95. . . . . 3304.80. . . . . 3195.75. . . . . 1330.78. . . . . 3303.10. . . . . 2150.75. . . . . 81. . . . . 3291.00 SRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2312.35. . . . . 2318.20. . . . . 2317.00. . . . . 2355.00. . . . . 2312.00. . . . . . 511.14. . . . . 2864.35. . . . . 2002.50. . . . . 35. . . . . 2320.25 Sun Pharma [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 984.40. . . . . . 971.60. . . . . . 990.00. . . . . . 990.80. . . . . . 969.15. . . . . 1771.81. . . . . 1071.90. . . . . . 789.75. . . . . 90. . . . . . 971.40 Tata Motors [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 443.00. . . . . . 436.50. . . . . . 445.20. . . . . . 445.20. . . . . . 435.25. . . . . 8957.93. . . . . . 500.35. . . . . . 366.05. . . . . . . . . . . . 436.55 Tata Steel [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 112.35. . . . . . 113.15. . . . . . 112.90. . . . . . 114.20. . . . . . 112.75. . . . 29830.86. . . . . . 138.63. . . . . . . 82.71. . . . . . 7. . . . . . 113.20 TataConsuPro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 721.80. . . . . . 726.20. . . . . . 725.45. . . . . . 730.00. . . . . . 722.05. . . . . . 673.45. . . . . . 861.15. . . . . . 650.20. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TataPowerCo [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 203.80. . . . . . 207.95. . . . . . 204.85. . . . . . 209.75. . . . . . 204.60. . . . 15068.23. . . . . . 298.00. . . . . . 190.00. . . . . 13. . . . . . 207.90 TCS [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3487.30. . . . . 3451.00. . . . . 3494.00. . . . . 3508.90. . . . . 3444.75. . . . . 1139.54. . . . . 3835.50. . . . . 2926.00. . . . . 32. . . . . 3449.40 TechMahindra [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1144.20. . . . . 1134.45. . . . . 1146.00. . . . . 1151.95. . . . . 1131.05. . . . . 3494.29. . . . . 1574.80. . . . . . 944.10. . . . . 27. . . . . 1134.20 TitanCompany [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2474.15. . . . . 2463.60. . . . . 2485.95. . . . . 2485.95. . . . . 2450.50. . . . . . 750.27. . . . . 2790.00. . . . . 1827.15. . . . . 70. . . . . 2464.05 TorrentPhar [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1481.85. . . . . 1484.95. . . . . 1484.85. . . . . 1496.55. . . . . 1475.90. . . . . . 310.44. . . . . 1722.70. . . . . 1242.50. . . . . 48. . . . . 1484.55 UltraTech. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7426.85. . . . . 7340.55. . . . . 7444.80. . . . . 7485.00. . . . . 7321.00. . . . . . 399.49. . . . . 7489.00. . . . . 5158.05. . . . . 37. . . . . 7344.00 United Spr [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 765.75. . . . . . 752.75. . . . . . 770.45. . . . . . 770.45. . . . . . 751.40. . . . . . 599.09. . . . . . 951.95. . . . . . 712.30. . . . . 56. . . . . . 752.95 UPL [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 757.95. . . . . . 747.15. . . . . . 761.75. . . . . . 764.10. . . . . . 744.30. . . . . 1964.02. . . . . . 848.00. . . . . . 607.80. . . . . 30. . . . . . 746.50 Vedanta [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 310.85. . . . . . 308.05. . . . . . 311.65. . . . . . 313.90. . . . . . 307.00. . . . . 6336.18. . . . . . 440.75. . . . . . 206.10. . . . . . 7. . . . . . 308.05 Wipro [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 407.05. . . . . . 402.75. . . . . . 407.40. . . . . . 408.00. . . . . . 402.10. . . . . 2880.59. . . . . . 615.90. . . . . . 372.40. . . . . 18. . . . . . 402.75 ZOMATO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 54.60. . . . . . . 55.35. . . . . . . 54.60. . . . . . . 56.15. . . . . . . 54.40. . . 100106.05. . . . . . . 88.70. . . . . . . 40.60. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 왔 17.90 pts. Pts PE Wt(%) Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2434.10. . . . . . . . . . 15.40. . . . . . . . . . . 23.27 . . . . . . . . 10.67 HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1646.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.14. . . . . . . . . . . 20.87 . . . . . . . . . . 9.22 NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 173.25. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.76. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.63 . . . . . . . . . . 1.05 HDFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2666.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.29. . . . . . . . . . . 18.27 . . . . . . . . . . 6.11 ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 854.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.32. . . . . . . . . . . 17.89 . . . . . . . . . . 7.57 Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 113.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 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. . . . . . .. . . 1730.20. . . . . . . . . . 2.33. . . . . . . . . . . 24.11 . . . . . . . . . . 3.19 Apollo Hosp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4502.05. . . . . . . . . . 2.51. . . . . . . . . . . 81.33 . . . . . . . . . . 0.58 HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1105.20. . . . . . . . . . 2.52. . . . . . . . . . . 20.74 . . . . . . . . . . 1.49 Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 436.50. . . . . . . . . . 2.64. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 1.00 Adani Enter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1571.10. . . . . . . . . . 3.12. . . . . . . . . . . 91.07 . . . . . . . . . . 0.55 Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 971.60. . . . . . . . . . 3.13. . . . . . . . . . . 54.18 . . . . . . . . . . 1.33 ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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Pts PE Wt(%) Siemens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3294.20. . . . . . . . . . 31.59. . . . . . . . . . . 78.90 . . . . . . . . . . 2.80 Tata Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 207.95. . . . . . . . . . 25.64. . . . . . . . . . . 16.73 . . . . . . . . . . 3.36 Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 500.40. . . . . . . . . . 21.42. . . . . . . . . . . 50.79 . . . . . . . . . . 2.47 Info Edge I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3574.65. . . . . . . . . . 18.22. . . . . . . . . . . 40.07 . . . . . . . . . . 2.64 Godrej Consumer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 937.20. . . . . . . . . . 13.11. . . . . . . . . . . 59.40 . . . . . . . . . . 3.38 Hindustanaeronautics . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2622.25. . . . . . . . . . 10.70. . . . . . . . . . . 14.37 . . . . . . . . . . 2.09 Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 18476.30. . . . . . . . . . . . 9.14. . . . . . . . . . . 39.54 . . . . . . . . . . 1.51 Bharat Elec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 95.55. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.49. . . . . . . . . . . 25.31 . . . . . . . . . . 3.26 Fsnecomventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 147.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 7.71. . . . . . . 1596.60 . . . . . . . . . . 0.84 Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2331.85. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.56. . . . . . . . . . . 94.27 . . . . . . . . . . 3.39 Cholamandalamin&Fin . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 773.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.75. . . . . . . . . . . 25.46 . . . . . . . . . . 2.91 Zomato .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 55.35. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.08. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 0.79 Srf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2318.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.10. . . . . . . . . . . 31.16 . . . . . . . . . . 3.21 Glandpharma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1329.65. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.35. . . . . . . . . . . 22.16 . . . . . . . . . . 0.34 Bajaj Holdings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 6079.35. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.95. . . . . . . . . . . 14.40 . . . . . . . . . . 1.10 Samvardmothersoninternatl . . .. . . . . . . 82.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.38. . . . . . . . . . . 50.58 . . . . . . . . . . 1.49 Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 352.85. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.07. . . . . . . . . . . 31.79 . . . . . . . . . . 2.47 Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1484.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.03. . . . . . . . . . . 60.48 . . . . . . . . . . 1.29 Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1458.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.95. . . . . . . . . . . 37.61 . . . . . . . . . . 1.85 Havells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1216.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.91. . . . . . . . . . . 71.50 . . . . . . . . . . 2.91 Shree Cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 26530.90. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.88. . . . . . . . . . . 68.23 . . . . . . . . . . 3.38 Irctc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 642.55. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.78. . . . . . . . . . . 54.64 . . . . . . . . . . 1.86 Dabur India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 535.15. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.31. . . . . . . . . . . 55.68 . . . . . . . . . . 2.89 Proc & Gam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 13698.45. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.24. . . . . . . . . . . 87.66 . . . . . . . . . . 0.54 Berger Paints I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 570.60. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.18. . . . . . . . . . . 61.95 . . . . . . . . . . 1.32 Industowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 164.10. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.15. . . . . . . . . . . 17.91 . . . . . . . . . . 1.31 Lic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 597.15. . . . . . . . . . 0.54. . . . . . . . . . . 13.88 . . . . . . . . . . 0.63 Biocon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 227.15. . . . . . . . . . 0.89. . . . . . . . . . . 53.22 . . . . . . . . . . 0.96 Paytm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 623.05. . . . . . . . . . 1.08. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 0.24 Muthootfin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 985.80. . . . . . . . . . 1.66. . . . . . . . . . . 10.79 . . . . . . . . . . 1.02 Ltimindtree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4878.90. . . . . . . . . . 2.66. . . . . . . . . . . 48.88 . . . . . . . . . . 4.27 IPrulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 418.45. . . . . . . . . . 2.90. . . . . . . . . . . 78.68 . . . . . . . . . . 1.55 Gail (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 95.30. . . . . . . . . . 3.93. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.44 . . . . . . . . . . 2.45 Indian Oilcorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 79.20. . . . . . . . . . 4.87. . . . . . . . . . . 14.06 . . . . . . . . . . 2.88 Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3525.60. . . . . . . . . . 6.17. . . . . . . . . . . 97.39 . . . . . . . . . . 2.09 Acc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1828.40. . . . . . . . . . 6.55. . . . . . . . . . . 52.86 . . . . . . . . . . 1.41 Hdfc Amc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1833.15. . . . . . . . . . 7.24. . . . . . . . . . . 28.01 . . . . . . . . . . 1.38 Mphasis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2210.30. . . . . . . . . . 9.92. . . . . . . . . . . 25.62 . . . . . . . . . . 1.75 Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1853.15. . . . . . . . 11.26. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 1.91 Vedanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 308.05. . . . . . . . 11.39. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.15 . . . . . . . . . . 3.28 Sbicards&Pay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 745.60. . . . . . . . 12.30. . . . . . . . . . . 31.43 . . . . . . . . . . 2.08 Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1100.15. . . . . . . . 12.67. . . . . . . . . . . 33.67 . . . . . . . . . . 2.68 United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 752.75. . . . . . . . 14.13. . . . . . . . . . . 45.52 . . . . . . . . . . 2.14 Dlf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 357.50. . . . . . . . 16.03. . . . . . . . . . . 47.32 . . . . . . . . . . 2.11 Bandhan Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 229.80. . . . . . . . 16.16. . . . . . . . . . . 11.26 . . . . . . . . . . 1.66 Adanigreenenergy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 567.40. . . . . . . . 16.53. . . . . . . . . 153.11 . . . . . . . . . . 0.82 Adanitransmission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 830.70. . . . . . . . 19.37. . . . . . . . . . . 85.96 . . . . . . . . . . 0.96 Piindustries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3269.05. . . . . . . . 19.77. . . . . . . . . . . 43.00 . . . . . . . . . . 2.51 Adani Total Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 876.80. . . . . . . . 20.16. . . . . . . . . 182.06 . . . . . . . . . . 1.00 Bank Of Baroda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 159.90. . . . . . . . 29.54. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.04 . . . . . . . . . . 2.84 Pts: Impact on index movement ... . . . . . . BMBME news . bl . 7 MUMBAI businessline. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 QUICKLY. FreshToHome raises $104 m in Series D funding ‘Insurance moving towards real time coverage’ SLICE AND DICE. Highly tailored offerings will be available in the market as insurers start handling massive data sets, says IRDAI Chairman Our Bureau Mumbai Bengaluru: FreshToHome, an integrated online consumer brand, has raised $104 million in Series D funding. The round was lead by Amazon Smbhav Venture Fund. The round also saw participation from existing investors, Iron Pillar, Investcorp, Investment Corporation of Dubai and Ascent Capital, among others. OUR BUREAU HSBC India pretax profit jumps 15% to $1.27 b Mumbai:HSBC has reported a 15.04 per cent jump in its pretax profit from operations in India at $1.27 billion for 2022. The bank had reported a pretax profit of $1.11 billion from its operations in India. In a statement, the bank said it has become the largest foreign lender in the country by both advances and deposits as of March 2022. PTI The Indian insurance in dustry is undergoing a transition led by the digital revolution and innovations in the payments sector in the country, and moving to wards more real time cover age aided by technology and datasets, according to IRDAI Chairman Debasish Panda. “For insurance, times are changing. We will be ventur ing into the world of con tinuous underwriting and seamless insurance,” Panda said at the IVCA (Indian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association) Conclave. Conventional insurance is being altered owing to Bengaluru: Edtech company NxtWave, has raised $33 million in its latest fundraising round, led by Greater Pacific Capital (GPC), an international private equity firm. NxtWave’s existing venture investor, Orios Venture Partners, also participated in the current round. OUR BUREAU We need more players, more products, more distribution partners, more technology and more integration to keep up with the emerging needs. DEBASISH PANDA Chairman, IRDAI DRIVING NEED The shift is being led in large by two customer segments — the younger millennial market that looks for flexib ility and everything being available on tap and the second by the older genera Green bond market turning redhot; NSE sees first listing Our Bureau Mumbai Edtech startup NxtWave raises $33 million which “highly tailored offer ings” will be available on the table as insurers start hand ling massive data sets from various sources using quantum computing, he said, adding that this will re volutionise risk modelling and decision making. Citing the example of mo tor insurance, he said drivers will be able to see how their insurance cost s fluctuate every minute de pending on the route they travel, the state of the roads and the way they drive — these will encour age them to drive more safely. The National Stock Ex change (NSE) has listed the first green bonds on its plat form from Indore Municipal Corporation. Green bonds are debt securities desig nated to finance environ mentfriendly projects. India’s municipal bond market is growing rapidly, with fund raising growing threefold since 2017. Indore Municipal Corporation had filed for another round of ₹250 crore fund raising. It has raised ₹6,252 crore through this route, compared to ₹2,342 crore in 2017. This shows that the government fixedincome market is back on investors’ radar. Yield on the benchmark 10year gov ernment securities has risen to 7.4 per cent from a low 5.8 per cent in June 2020. ALTERNATIVE SOURCE Municipal bonds provide an alternative means of finan cing for urban local bodies, reducing dependence on central and state grants. Most urban infra bonds may be categorised as green bonds given that proceeds are predominantly targeted towards energy, transport, water management, sewage treatment, energy saving and so on. Green municipal bonds will also bring in new foreign investors who spe cialise in sustainable finan cing for investment in pro jects with environmental, social and governance con siderations, NSE said. The public issue of Indore municipal bonds was sub scribed 5.91 times the issue size. The public issue of green bonds by IMC would give im petus to development of green financing and contrib ute towards India’s vision for transition towards a clean and green energy future, NSE said. The global green bond market is witnessing an ex ponential growth and crossed the $2trillion mark in terms of cumulative green bond issuance, the exchange added. India has also witnessed green bond issuances of about $10.8 billion during 201922 from corporates, PSUs and financial institu tions, NSE said. tion that now expects more from their retirement as av erage age and standard of living continue to improve. This has created a market for more flexible and cus tomised retirement plans, Panda said, adding that there is a need for new and differentiated players, and more products to provide choice to customers and more investments in the in surance sector. “The emerging needs of various sections of the pop ulations have made it clear that the existing 70odd players cannot fulfil all of them,” he said, adding that the distribution model also needs to be expanded and it has to be techbased. “So we need more players, more products, more distri bution partners, more tech nology, and more integra tion,” he said, adding that insurers also need to gener ate better returns. The insurance industry has recorded a CAGR of 10 per cent over the past five years, with yoy growth of about 18 per cent (as of January 2023). This shows the industry’s huge poten tial, which approximately needs ₹50,000 crore every year to double its penetra tion in the next 57 years. REGULATORY REFORMS On its part, IRDAI is work ing towards moving to the International Financial Re porting Standards (IFRS) and has developed a team to improve the business condi tions for insurtechs. The regulator has also “engaged four missionmode team s” to work on the transition to a riskbased solvency re gime from the current cap ital or factorbased solvency, with the aim of be ginning the shift within two years. For monitoring insurance companies, IRDAI is now creating a riskbased super vision framework, which will take a 360degree view of the companies’ risks – management, operational, liquidity, business and cap ital risks. The proposed amend ments to the Insurance Act are aimed at creating a more robust, facilitative and sup portive insurance land scape, with the hope that this will lead to the entry of new players in the form of micro, captive, regional, special and composite in surers catering to the differ ent needs of the geography, he added. Rupee’s sideways trend set to stay Akhil Nallamuthu bl.research bureau The rupee has been trading flat over the past week against the dollar. On Tues day, it closed at 82.795. The lack of trend in the Indian currency is despite good FPI (foreign portfolio investors) inflows over the past week. As per the NSDL (National Securities Depos itory Ltd) data, the net FPI inflows over the past week stood at nearly $0.8 billion. WEEKLY RUPEE VIEW. The rupee struggled to appreciate as the recent up tick in the US inflation is keeping the dollar on the edge anticipating that the Fed might not slow down the pace of tightening. That said, the charts con tinue to show no sign of momentum building up on both sides. The rupee, cur rently trading at 82.7950 re mains within the range of 82.4083. Technically, unless either of these levels are breached, we cannot assume the next leg of trend. Nevertheless, continued test of the sup port at 83 may not be good as it might give up at some point. That could trigger a fresh fall. In such a case, rupee might quickly fall to retest the lifetime low of 83.29. Below that level, it has a support at 83.50. On the other hand, if the local currency rallies above 82.40, it can gain further ground against the dollar, possibly appreciating to 82. Resistance above this level is at 81.75. The dollar index (DXY) is currently hovering around 104 after bouncing off the support at 101. But DXY has a strong resistance at 105. It’s breach can in tensify the rally. As it stands, it might stay side ways in the coming week. The US Federal Reserve’s minutes of its previous meeting is due for release on Wednesday. That could cause some volatility and impact the dollar index movement. OUTLOOK Technically, the rupeedol lar pair is in consolidation phase. It looks to remain rangebound in the coming week as well, between 82.40 and 83. However, the FOMC (US Federal Open Market Committee) meet ing minutes, set to be re leased on Wednesday, might trigger some movement. Impact of AI being felt across sectors: CK Ranganathan PAR EXCELLENCE. CK Ranganathan (third from left), Chairman and MD, CavinKare, at the 2nd edition of the CFO Excellence Awards organised by the CII in Chennai Our Bureau Chennai The impact of artificial intel ligence (AI) is felt every where and the world belongs to only those who use AI to add value to their roles and responsibilities, said CK Ran ganathan, Chairman and Managing Director, CavinKare. He was delivering the key note address at the 2nd edi tion of the CFO Excellence Awards organised by the Confederation of Indian In dustry (CII) here on Tuesday. EVOLVING ROLE Ranganathan, who is the im mediate past chairman, CII Southern Region, said the role of chief financial officers (CFOs) have evolved over the years and from the tradi tional head of finance, they are now becoming the CEO’s business partner, the trusted adviser and key strategist. Ritesh Tiwari, EDFin CM YK ance, Hindustan Unilever and CFO — Unilever South Asia, was awarded the ‘CFO of the Year’ while Rekha Tal luri, CFOIndia, Microsoft Corporation India bagged the Woman CFO of the Year Award; Komal Gupta, CFO, Windlas Biotech Ltd picked up the Young CFO of the Year Award and Pratap Daruka, CFO, Tredence Ana lytics Solutions wond the MSME CFO of the Year award. MP Vijay Kumar, Member – Jury Committee, CFO Ex cellence Awards and CFO, Sify Technologies, said, “Out of the 300 CFOs who had ex pressed interest in being part of the assessments. The jury identified 173 CFOs and shortlisted 75 applications.” The awards were split into two categories including thematic awards focussing on functions such as raising capital and fund manage ment, merger and acquisi tions, ESG, digital trans formation and turnaround. ... . . . . . . BMBME 8 . bl . commodities.agri.business NCDEX GUAREX ▼ -26.90 PTS (-0.18%) LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE 13171.96 13182.87 13109.93 13173.62 15326.15 15321.67 15270.01 15299.25 18389.38 18460.79 18323.32 18428.47 7926.20 7986.00 7852.00 7888.10 ▲ 1.66 PTS (0.01%) Delivery Centre Price Unit Previous % Close (₹) Close (₹) Change OI MCX ALUMINIUM MCX METLDEX MCX BULLDEX HIGH Futures tracker Symbol WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 PR. CLOSE MCX COMPDEX TRENDING TICKERS MUMBAI businessline. Thane 1 Kg 213.1 213.7 0.3 7715 COPPER Thane 1 Kg 779.3 777.8 0.2 4710000 COTTON Rajkot 1 Bale 62840.0 63180.0 0.5 6576 CRUDEOIL Cash Settled 1 BBL 6426.0 6439.0 0.2 567100 GOLD Ahmedabad 10 grms 56213.0 56107.0 0.2 12190 GOLDGUINEA Ahmedabad 8 grms 44843.0 44725.0 0.3 16.296 GOLDM Ahmedabad 10 grms 56202.0 56096.0 0.2 754.1 GOLDPETAL Ahmedabad 1 grm 5519.0 5504.0 0.3 14.26 KAPAS* Cash Settled 20 Kgs 1595.0 1595.0 0.0 20 LEAD Thane / Chennai 1 Kg 183.9 183.8 0.0 2490 1 Kg 1010.6 1012.3 0.2 44.28 1 mmBtu 185.5 185.8 MENTHAOIL Chandausi NATURALGAS Cash Settled 0.2 26201250 SILVER Ahmedabad 1 Kg 65749.0 65647.0 0.2 SILVERM Ahmedabad 1 Kg 65964.0 65784.0 0.3 401520 54860 SILVERMIC Ahmedabad 1 Kg 65927.0 65730.0 0.3 45320 ZINC Thane 1 Kg 275.0 275.3 0.1 9910 NCDEX CASTOR DEESA Rs/Quintal 6686.0 6694.0 0.1 18590 CASTOR OIL DEESA Rs/Quintal 1397.0 1397.0 0.0 0 COCUDAKL AKOLA RS/QUINTAL 2700.0 2686.0 0.5 38550 COTTON RAJKOT RS/BALES 30060.0 30060.0 0.0 0 DHANIYA KOTA RS/QUINTAL 6890.0 6914.0 0.3 10615 GUARGUM5 JODHPUR RS/QUINTAL 12584.0 12479.0 0.8 45910 GUARSEED10 JODHPUR RS/QUINTAL 5930.0 5911.0 0.3 74895 JEERAUNJHA UNJHA RS/QUINTAL 29800.0 30270.0 1.6 4266 KAPAS RAJKOT RS/20KGS 1612.0 1619.0 0.4 2503 STEEL GOBINDGARH RS/QUINTAL 49310.0 49420.0 0.2 3110 TMCFGRNZM NIZAMABAD RS/QUINTAL 7056.0 7096.0 0.6 12515 Source: MCX and NCDEX; all contracts are current month/near month; close prices are taken from provisional bhav copy (as of 17.00 hours); *delivery option available NEWS WRAP. GLOBAL UPDATE £ Malaysian palm oil futures ended lower on Tuesday on profittaking after a threeday rally tracking weakness in rival edible oil prices, although concerns over potentially lower production limited losses. The benchmark palm oil contract for May delivery dropped 0.67 per cent to 4,139 ringgit ($934.21) per tonne by the end of the afternoon session, after gaining 5.79 per cent in the last three days. £ Chicago corn futures rose on Tuesday, climbing to their highest in almost one week, as the market was underpinned by dry weather reducing supplies from key exporter Argentina.“Argentina’s corn crop is a key concern,” a Singaporebased trader said. “Drought has reduced supplies and availability for exports.” The mostactive corn contract on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) rose 0.3 per cent to $6.791/2 a bushel, as of 0356 GMT. Argentina's corn exports should fall some 40% yearonyear between March and June, the Rosario Grains exchange (BCR) said on Friday ▲ 39.09 pts (0.21%) ▼ -38.10 pts (-0.48%) Govt to sell more wheat under OMSS COMMODITY CALL. TAMING INFLATION. Plans to offload an additional 20 lt, asks millers to lower atta prices Aluminium futures: Go long Prabhudatta Mishra New Delhi The government on Tuesday an nounced it will release 20 lakh tonnes (lt) of additional wheat in the market under the open market sale scheme (OMSS) to further tame prices. The announcement comes a day before the next round of auctions to sell 11.72 lt of wheat. “So far, it has been decided to of fload 50 lt(30 lt+20 lt) of wheat un der the open market sale scheme (OMSS). The reduction in reserve price along with additional off loading of 20 lt will collectively help in reducing the market price of wheat and wheat products for consumers,” the Food Ministry said in a statement. The first round of auction was held on February 1 and the next on February 15. RETAIL PRICES DROP The allIndia average retail price of wheat has declined to ₹33.15/kg PROACTIVE STEPS. The announcement comes a day before the next round of auctions to sell 11.72 lt of wheat REUTERS from ₹33.47/kg over the last three weeks, according to Consumer Af fairs Ministry data. Atta prices have declined to ₹37.63/kg from ₹38.02/kg in retail markets. The Ministry said Food Secret ary Sanjeev Choprareviewed the lifting of stocks as 3.84 lt got sold in the second round of eauction. Chopra is reported to have ad vised flour millers to bring down prices of atta (wheat flour) and other products in line with the re duction in market prices of wheat. STERN MESSAGE The government sent a stern mes sage to traders and millers that it would take further steps if atta prices do not fall, sources said. Asked if the government indic ated further cut in the reserve price,the source said any such de cision depends on the results of the eauction scheduled for Wed nesday. “If the offtake falls from the second round level, the gov ernment may do another price re vision on Friday,” the source said. Sources in the private trade said the government wants to bring down mandi (market) prices of wheat below MSP so that farmers sell their produce to FCI. At a postBudget discussion with stakeholders in Jaipur on Feb ruary 20, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the gov ernment would continue to focus on controlling inflation for which several steps have already been taken. After two months of easing, retail inflation based on Consumer Price Index (CPI) breached the RBI’s upper tolerance level and surged to 6.5 per cent in January against 5.72 per cent in December due to higher price of cereals. India’s gold demand to top 800 tonnes this year: WGC KR Srivats New Delhi The World Gold Council (WGC) sees India’s gold demand wit nessing a sharp upswing to top 800 tonnes this year despite the headline inflation being expected to remain far more stubborn across several economies, its Chief Executive Officer David Tait said on Tuesday. CENTRAL BANKS’ HOLDINGS “I do believe inflation has peaked. My expectation is that you will see a topping out of inflation. The headline inflation will drop and I think people’s propensity to con sume will recover again”, Tait David Tait, CEO, WGC told businessline in an interview here. India’s gold consumption in calendar year stood at about 770 tonnes, weighed down by sharp increase in yellow metal prices on the back of geopolitical tensions sparked by RussiaUkraine con flict and rising inflation. To a question on whether he expects central banks around the world to continue buying gold in big way (they bought most gold in 2022 since 1967), Tait said “If their buying was to diversify their holdings, and was to mitigate some geopolitical risk, perhaps, then I would expect them to at least continue at the same pace. It’s hard for me personally to see the geopolitical risks that we see in the world at the moment, abat ing much next year. And if that was the reason they bought it, then I would see a con tinuation of that trend. However, that being said, the amount that they did buy and have bought over the last year is exceptional by anybody’s standards, frankly, a record. And there’s a logic part of me that says, it will be unlikely to be exceeded, again, but I expect significant purchasing over the next year because like I said, I see the risks ramping up continually at the moment rather than ramp ing down. And I hope I’m wrong”. Tait said he expects the Self Regulatory Organisation (SRO) for Indian gold industry to soon take off. “It is going to happen very soon. This year for sure. It will be a notforprofit (Section 8) entity with industry participa tion”, he said. The SRO is expected to pro mote SAA as an umbrella brand of industry’s best practices. Akhil Nallamuthu bl. research bureau Aluminium futures on the MCX, which confirmed an in verted Head and Shoulder (H&S) pattern by breaking out of resistance at ₹218 early this year, has failed to extend its rally. The contract has fallen against resistance at ₹228 over the past few weeks. However, last week, the February futures touched a rising trendline support at ₹208 and rebounded. It is cur rently hovering around ₹214. The trendline is a strong sup port and the contract has been making higher highs and lows since October last year. Thus, we expect the support at ₹208 to be the next higher base upon which aluminium futures could build an uptrend. The in verted H&S pattern indicates a potential rally to ₹250. Since the trendline support is likely to stay true and the riskreward ratio is favourable, we suggest going long. Buy now at around ₹214, with an initial stoploss at ₹205. Move the stoploss up to ₹210 when the contract rallies above ₹218. Thereafter, when the contract breaks out of ₹228, alter the stoploss to ₹220. Tighten the stoploss further to ₹232 when the con tract touches ₹240. Exit the longs at ₹245. ‘India needs policy push to emerge Centre to address climate Aluminium likely to rule firm in 2023 change issue in fisheries as farm machinery export hub’ on supply woes, rising demand Our Bureau Bengaluru India needs a vision for the next 15 years to convert itself into a production and export hub of nontractor farm ma chinery, a report by the Na tional Council of Applied Eco nomic Research (NCAER) said. Policies should address current challenges and act as accelerators to convert the country’s dual farm machinery market into an advantage by producing a range of equip ment that cater to all types of farmers around the world, the premier economic policy re search think tank said. MISMATCH NCAER analysed the non tractor farm machinery in dustry from both demand and supply side perspectives, brings out the challenges in the sector and recommends measures and reforms by The market for nontractor farm machinery is fairly limited, both on the supply and demand sides, the NCAER report said benchmarking global prac tices in their report titled “Making India A Global Powerhouse in the Farm Ma chinery Industry”. “The Indian farm ma chinery sector is dominated by tractors. The nontractors farm machinery sector is rendered uncompetitive in terms of scale, innovation and prices. There is a mismatch between what the organised farm machinery sector pro duces and the needs of small and marginal Indian farmers. That mismatch needs to be ad dressed by a range of interven tions on both the demand and supply sides for the non tractor farm machinery to grow into a global hub,” said Bornali Bhandari, Professor, NCAER and the lead coau thor of the report. The supplyside challenges can be addressed by promot ing R&D in nontractor farm machinery, improving ease of doing business, encouraging exports and FDI, reducing reli ance on imported farm ma chinery, improving and main taining quality and addressing skilled worker shortages. De mandside challenges need to be addressed by consistent subsidy policy formulation and implementation, long term credit to small and mar ginal farmers and strengthen ing of extension programmes, the report said. “The market for non tractor farm machinery is fairly limited, both on the sup ply and demand sides. The challenge is how to expand the market,” the report said. Our Bureau Kochi In the wake of sealevel rise and rise in sea surface temper ature among many other cli mateinduced issues, the Centre has signalled making ambitious deliberations on turning the marine fisheries sector green. “India is commit ted to make plans to address climate change and take meas ures for greening the marine fisheries sector ensuring that the sector is on a path for sus tainability,” Sagar Mehra, Joint Secretary to the Depart ment of Fisheries. The country would go for appropriate in novative technologies re quired for the decarbonisa tion of the sector, he said. He was speaking on green ing the fisheries sector on the sidelines of the international symposium on innovations in fishing technologies. Citing the Prime Minister’s Panchamrit (five promises) to increase the nonfossil energy to 500 GW by 2030 and to en sure that 50 per cent of the en ergy requirements come from renewable energy, Mehra said the country is determined to set the stage for using renew able energy in the fisheries sec tor. In terms of global green house gas emissions, India’s fishing sector has a low impact. However, the country will mo bilise support to transform the sector and tackle environ mental issues, he said. Kerala, he said, has shown an example in this regard with some fishermen groups taking efforts to turn fishing vessels green by moving from the use of petrol to natural gas. Similar initiatives are being emulated in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu by fishermen associations, he said, adding that more such ef forts are in the offing. The transformation process re quires extensive training, edu cation, and awareness pro grammes for fishermen and other stakeholders, he said. Subramani Ra Mancombu Chennai Aluminium prices will likely rule firm in 2023 on supply constraints and rising de mand, especially with China easing Covid19 curbs, ana lysts say. Fitch Solutions Industry Research and Country Risk, a research unit of the Fitch Group, sees prices ruling at el evated levels but not rallying to the highs seen in 2022. Goldman Sachs, on the other hand, expects alu minium prices to surge fur ther, while other analysts point to Shanghai smelter cut ting production and Chinese ingot inventories being de stocked as bullish signs. CHINA’S CURBS GO Against this, global demand will likely rise in 2023 due to China’s economic recovery and the loosening of its Covid The International Aluminium Institute’s data showed the metal’s production in January increased by 3.3% policies, with consumption expected to grow by 4.7 per cent. “We maintain our 2023 alu minium price forecast at an average of $2,600/tonne... Our forecast implies prices will re main elevated around current levels in 2023 on the back of persisting supply constraints and the lifting of Covid re strictions in Mainland China which is likely to boost de mand,” said Fitch Solutions. US international multina tional investment bank Gold man Sachs said aluminium prices are likely to average $3,125 in 2023, higher than its previous forecast of $2,563. It expects aluminium to touch $3,570 over the next 12 months. On Monday, aluminium on the London Metal Exchange (LME) gained over 2.5 per cent at $2,457.50 a tonne for the threemonth contract. It had surged to a sixmonth high of $2,660 on January 25. Goldman Sachs said it anti cipated robust prices for alu minium mainly on account of “expectations of possible sup ply shortages driven by in creased demand in China and European countries”. ING Think, the financial and eco nomic analysis wing of Dutch multinational financial firm ING, said aluminium smelters in Europe still face challenges. Await April forecast for more accuracy on monsoon: IMD DG ‘Heat dome’ over northwest India forecast to retract from today bl interview Prabhudatta Mishra New Delhi Though government estimates wheat production to exceed 112 million tonnes this year, the unexpected rise in temperature this month has created some apprehensions as happened in 2022. Speculations are also rifeover how the monsoon wouldbe affected if El Nino sets in. Director General of India Meteorological Department (IMD) M Mohapatra told businessline that people should wait till the agency issues its forecast in April for a more accurate forecast. Excerpts: What are the factors that led to abnormal increase in temperature this year? The main reason for this abnormal increase in CM YK maximum temperature was an anticyclonic circulation that formed over Gujarat, which led to subsidence of air (downward motion of air from upper to lower troposphere). As air moves downwards, it gets compressed and temperature rises. Is there any pattern similar to last year when the heatwave had impacted wheat yield? Last year, the rise in temperature happened in March and it lasted for a longer period but this time, it took place in February. Also, it is for ashort period now. Will the current rise in temperature have any impact - good or bad - on monsoon? Monsoon extends from Japan to America. But south Asia and southeast Asia are the major affected areas because 70 to 90 Some models suggest that towards the second half of the monsoon season, there could be El Nino conditions M MOHAPATRA Director General, IMD per cent rainfall occurs in India. Therefore, this monsoon circulation or monsoon impact in terms of rainfall depends on many largescale processes. It is the La Nina condition that exists. But the La Nina condition is moving towards neutral conditions. But some global models are talking about emergence of El Nino this year, what is IMD’s perspective? As you go towards the monsoon season, some models suggest that towards the second half (AugustSeptember) of the monsoon season, there could be El Nino conditions. And El Nino conditions are not good for the Indian monsoon as many deficient or normal rainfall years are associated with it. There is also Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD), which is at present in neutral conditions. Forecasts are that the neutral condition of IOD will prevail till the monsoon season. Regarding El Nino forecast, the forecast of El Nino or La Nin ain February will have less accuracy because of the spring barriers etc. In April, it becomes more accurate. So, we should wait till April when IMD issues a longrange forecast taking into consideration all largescale processes. Any other climatic process that is going to impact monsoon? The third largescale process, which also governs Indian monsoon, is the Eurasian snow cover (ESC). This year, ESC has been less. The lower the snow cover, the better the rainfall activity, there is an inverse relationship. So, you have got a favourable parameter here. Vinson Kurian Thiruvananthapuram The heatspewing anticyc lone over northwest India may recede from land and back off into the Central Ara bian Sea to make way later for a moistureladen western disturbance and associated cloud cover towards the monthend and early March. Numerical weather models of IMD indicate rain or snow in the Western Himalayas (hills of northwest India) and ad joining plains until March 3. According to an extended outlook issued by IMD and valid for three days from Feb ruary 26 to 28, light to moder ate to scattered to fairly wide spread rainfall/snowfall is likely over the Western Him alayan Region, while light to moderate to scattered to fairly widespread rainfall is likely over Arunachal Pra desh, the hills of West Bengal, Sikkim, and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands towards the South in the Bay of Bengal. ANTICYCLONE TO SOUTH Global model forecasts agreed that the anticyclone will be pushed initially to the south over the Arabian Sea before being nudged into the Karnataka coast, away from the direct influence of the western disturbance. This will allow it to regain some strength as it gets pushed east by the predominant westerly wind regime, propagating associated heat to Telangana, Andhra Pra desh and Bay of Bengal by early March, an outlook by the European Centre for Me diumRange Weather Fore casts said. Revival in move ment of cooler western disturbances promises to moderate the early heat buildup in the hills and plains of northwest and east India. A weak disturbance, the bane of the season so far, lay on Tuesday morning over northwest Rajasthan with an induced cyclonic circulation over Punjab and adjoining North Pakistan. It will trigger light isolated rain/snow over the hills until Wednesday. A better endowed western disturbance is expected to roll in across the Rajasthan border during the first few days of March, with enhanced realisation in terms of rain over a larger swathe of hills and plains of northwest In dia. This should keep the heat at bay over the region until then, according to model pre dictions. . . . . . . . . BMBME news . bl . 9 MUMBAI businessline. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 QUICKLY. Govt monetised enemy properties worth ₹3,400 cr Dairy products prices to rule high; no immediate relief seen HARD RAIN LOW YIELD. Costly fodder, low milk output in ‘flush’ season driving up prices New Delhi: The government has earned over ₹3,407.98 crore from disposal of enemy properties, mostly movable assets like shares and gold, officials said. Enemy properties are those left behind by people who took citizenship of Pakistan and China after leaving India during the partition and post the 1962 and 1965 wars. PTI Cabinet to take a call on extending term of law panel New Delhi: The Union Cabinet is likely to take a call on Wednesday on extending the term of the 22nd Law Commission, sources said. The commission’s threeyear term ended on Monday. The Union Cabinet, which meets on Wednesday, could take up the law ministry proposal to grant an extension to the law panel which advices the government on complex legal issues. PTI ‘Four firms get ₹166 crore under pharma PLI scheme’ Shishir Sinha Meenakshi Verma Ambwani New Delhi Milk and milk products prices have been surging with ghee seeing the sharpest rise, in terms of retail inflation during the last six months, followed by ice cream and baby food. Also, the industry expects milk prices to con tinue rising. According to the item wise retail inflation data sourced from the Statistics Ministry, retail inflation rate for ghee surged to over 18 per cent in January as against 8.9 per cent in August 2022. Infla tion for ice cream rose over 11 per cent (10.29 per cent) for baby food it jumped to over 10.6 per cent (7.77 per cent). CHAIN EFFECT Milk, which is the basic input in all these products, wit nessed a price hike at least four times since 2022. Produ cers say fodder became cost New Delhi Pharmaceuticals has released the first tranche ₹166crore under the Product Linked Incentive scheme to four applicants Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, Biocon Ltd, Strides Pharma Science Ltd, Premier Medical Corporation Pvt Ltd, Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Tuesday. The government is taking steps for domestic production of high value pharmaceuticals and highend medical device components, he said. PTI owing to rising cost of inputs such as feed and fodder. This stress on raw milk prices is being felt across the industry putting pressure on con sumer prices,” he added. Nestle India last week stated that fresh milk prices continue to remain firm due to lumpy skin disease of cattle in the second half of 2022 and rise in feed costs to farmers. OTHER INPUT COSTS Bhupendra Suri, CEO, Godrej Jersey pointed out COAI bats for more 5G spectrum for telcos Press Trust of India New Delhi: The Department of lier and poor ‘flush’ season saw less quantity of milk which in turn lowered the output condensed milk powder. Manish Bandlish, Man aging Director of Mother Dairy said its an unpreceden ted time for the dairy sector. “We have been witnessing a significant increase in de mand for milk and milk products from both con sumers and institutions. On the other hand, the procure ment prices of raw milk have been consistently firming up that other input costs have also contributed to the rise in milk prices. “The primary packing material cost has in creased with rising purchase prices of glass bottle by 23 per cent and increase in PET and plastic film costs by 78 per cent Additionally, the shift to paper straw from plastic straw has also in creased production costs sig nificantly. Hence, while we are witnessing healthy de mand from consumers and institutions, we had to take an average price hike in the range of 67 per cent across geographies,” he said. Consumers are unlikely to see any relief in terms of softening of milk prices in the short term.. “We expect the trend to continue till Oc tober,” Bandlish said. Suri added that the industry has still not been able to fully pass on the aggressive milk procurement price increases, and rising costs of packing material and operating costs on to the market, leading to compression of margins. Industry body COAI on Tues day made an aggressive pitch for setting aside midband 6GHz spectrum for mobile op erators, saying it is critical for proliferation of 5G services, and that delicensing it to a “use for all” will hit the quality and cost of the nextgeneration services. Radiowaves in 6GHz are a sweetspot for telecom service providers as the current spec trum in the midband is “woe fully short of requirement of telcos”. Cellular Operators’ Association of India (COAI) cautioned that 5G deploy ments, speeds and affordabil ity of services will “suffer greatly” if 6GHz spectrum is not allocated to mobile services. IDEAL FOR CITIES The spectrum in the 6GHz band, with its propagation qualities, will be ideal for mo bile services in densely popu lated areas, specially urban loc ations, and mobile operators are pitted against Wifi players, in staking claim over this band. “Right now, about 720 MHz spectrum that telcos have in the midband range is not enough for the require ments,” SP Kochhar, Director General, COAI said briefing re porters on the need for 6GHz spectrum allocation for 5G services. It is pertinent to mention that 5G services were launched on October 1, 2022, and within a span of 100 days have been rolled out in 200plus cities across the country. In addition to powering ul tralow latency connections, which allow downloading full length highquality video or movie to a mobile device in a matter of seconds (even in crowded areas), the fifth Gen eration or 5G would, going for ward, enable solutions such as ehealth, connected vehicles, moreimmersive augmented reality and metaverse experi ences, lifesaving use cases, and advanced mobile cloud gaming, among others. According to COAI, 6 GHz is the last remaining mid band spectrum where city wide cov erage can be provided with mo bile networks. In India, the primary source of internet connectivity remains the mo bile networks for more than 95 per cent of users. CRAWLING THROUGH THE HILLS. Vehicles move slowly on a slippery road amid a heavy hailstorm, at the Ridge in Shimla, on Tuesday, affecting visibility in the area. The sky remained heavily overcast and icy winds swept the region. The hailstorm, accompanied by thunderstorm and lightning, brought down the temperature during the past few days PTI Start-ups want representation on panel drafting Digital Competition Act KR Srivats New Delhi As the experts’ panel appoin ted by the Ministry of Corpor ate Affairs starts deliberations on the contours of the pro posed Digital Competition Law, the Alliance of Digital In dia Foundation (ADIF) has called for representation of domestic startups on the panel. “A larger representation of startups would help them voice concerns they face,” an ADIF spokesperson said. The startups are both im portant stakeholders and the impacted parties, due to the abusive dominance of certain big tech firms, according to ADIF. While ADIF is considering submitting its inputs to the committee on its own, it has not been called by the commit tee to submit the inputs. The panel is expected to meet on Wednesday, and is tasked to submit its report Live transcription of SC proceedings to be tried out by using AI, ML Brigade scouts for PEs to expand hotel, office portfolio Press Trust of India Real estate developer Brigade Enterprises is in talks with private equity funds, includ ing Singapore’s GIC, to part ner for its commercial and hotels assets, though nothing has been firmed up yet. “We are constantly in talks with multiple funds because, in capitalintensive segments such as commercial or hotels, it makes sense for us to have a partner on board,” Managing Director Pavitra Shankar told businessline. Prior to the pandemic, the company had been seeking out a strategic partner who would help grow its hotels portfolio. The hospitality sector, however, was one of the worst to be affected during Covid19 pandemic and those plans were put on the backburner. “Now I think the hotel sector is doing well and New Delhi In a first, the Supreme Court started using Artificial Intelli gence (AI) and Natural Lan guage Processing technology for live transcription of its hearings on an experimental basis from Tuesday. The live transcription has been launched in the court room of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud. The Consti tution bench proceedings will be given to lawyers for vetting prior to uploading on the Su preme Court website. This will be on an experimental basis for a day or two before becoming a norm, the CJI said. “We’re just trying to explore the possibilit ies of live transcript. Then we will have a permanent record of arguments. Law colleges can analyse,” the bench said as it started hearing the 2022 power struggle in Maharashtra case. Janaki Krishnan Mumbai the appetite is back, so we are open to it,” Shankar said. A funding partner would also come in handy for acquir ing land parcels. Last year, the company had teamed up with Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC to acquire a 5.5 acre parcel of land from the TVS group for ₹500 crore. COMMERCIAL PORTFOLIO Its office project, Brigade Twin Towers, spread over 1.3 million square feet is coming up in Bengaluru and ₹300 crore more of capital ex penditure is left to be in curred in the project. Shankar said the company is exploring a funding partner for this venture. “We have purchased the land ourselves, we have undertaken all the construction and funded it. So it’s a question of whether it makes sense to have a part ner. Given the right valuation, we would definitely be open to it,” she said. The Bengalurubased re altor has over 7 million square feet of office portfolio, a bulk of which is leased out. There are expansion plans. “We are looking out, our land team is constantly evaluating prospects in Bengaluru, Chennai, and Hyderabad,” Shankar said, adding that there were good opportunit ies to create niche developments. A couple of more office projects are also coming up in Bengaluru, though these are in joint development, she said. The commercial segment, which also includes a small retail portfolio of 1.3 million square feet, contributes just over a fifth to the company’s revenue. HOTELS PORTFOLIO Brigade Enterprises has eight operational hotels with 1,500 keys, while a ninth hotel, which was delayed due to the pandemic, is coming up. Though the hospitality business contributes just about a tenth to the com pany’s portfolio, there are plans to expand it, preferably with the help of a private equity funding partner, while there are also plans to monet ise the existing portfolio. within three months. Top rep resentatives of six ministries/ departments will participate in the first meeting with the NITI Aayog and the Depart ment for Promotion of In dustry and Internal Trade. The panel’s terms of refer ence include a review as to whether existing provisions of the Competition Act 2002 are sufficient to deal with chal lenges that have emerged from the digital economy or an ex ante regulatory mechanism for digital markets through separate legislation is needed. The panel, headed by MCA Secretary Manoj Govil, com prises Sangeeta Verma, Chair person, Competition Com mission of India (CCI); Saurabh Srivastava, Chair man, Indian Angel Network and Cofounder, NASSCOM; Aditya Bhattacharya, Pro fessor of Economics (retd), Delhi School of Economics; and five personnel from lead ing law firms (Pallavi Shardul Shroff from Shardul Am archand Mangaldas & Co; Haigreeve Khaitan from Khaitan & Co; Anand S Pathak, P&A Law Offices; Harsha Vardhana Singh, IKDHVAJ Advisers LLP and Rahul Rai, Axiom5 Law Chamber). PUBLISHING INDUSTRY The news publishing industry is also irked over the lack of representation on the panel committee. Also, that the panel is dom inated by top corporate law firms that have been repres enting big tech companies in various inquiries initiated by the Competition Commission of India. The Digital News Publish ers’ Association, News Broad casters & Digital Association, and The Indian Newspaper Society have been fighting legal battles against Big Tech companies before the compet ition watchdog to seek part of the advertising revenues gen erated by gatekeeper plat forms through scraping of content generated by report ers on the ground. In the December quarter, the hotels segment’s occu pancies surpassed preCovid levels, while revenue and the average gross operating profit were in excess of what it was prior to the pandemic. Average room rates were also 6 per cent higher than pre Covid levels. Now, AI tools to detect ChatGPT-generated content Universities are concerned about implications of AI solutions on students’ theses KV Kurmanath Hyderabad Are you in awe of ChatGPT, the AI platform that inter acts in a nearhuman style? Many have even begun using the text generated by ChatGPT and passing it off as their own. But be warned. The machinegen erated texts can be easily spotted by another solu tion. And, when the text goes online and someone wants to check whether it is created by a human or a ma chine, the game is up. “There are apps like GPTZero that outsmarts ChatGPT. With the help of this, we can now assess what percentage of an essay or presentation contains ChatGPT content,” Jayesh Ranjan, IT Secretary of Tel angana, said. When asked, how users could use the content, CM YK ChatGPT insists that the users would need to attrib ute the source of informa tion to OpenAI, which de veloped the platform, when they used its responses to their queries. OTHER SOLUTIONS There are other solutions like GPT Detector and Writer AI Content De tector that are textchecker solutions to help analyse the text for its origin. A classification model, GPTZero can instantan eously assess whether a document was written by a large language model or a human. Like ChatGPT, which was trained on large data sets of information, the analysing tools are built on datasets, comprising hu manwritten and AIgener ated texts. “This is an early phase for both the Generative AI (solutions like ChatGPT) and the verifying solutions. The solutions are in the making and it is evolution ary, not revolutionary that happened overnight,” Vas udeva Varma, Professor, Head of Language Techno logies Research Centre (LTRC) and Information Retrieval and Extraction Lab, at the International In stitute of Information Technology (Hyderabad), told businessline. GPTZero concurs with this view. “The nature of AIgenerated content is changing constantly. There always exist edge cases with both instances where AI is classified as human, and hu man is classified as AI,” it points out. IMPLICATIONS Meanwhile, universities have begun to discuss the implications of Generative AI solutions on the stu dents and theses. A professor in a Telan gana State University feels that Generative AI would have a serious impact on higher education in general and research work in particular. “All the PhDs are presently vetted for plagi arism. We now need to look for solutions to add an ex tra layer of software to check whether part of the content was generated by an AI solution,” he said. ... . . . . . . BMBME 10 . bl . news QUICKLY. Putin gives nuclear warning after Biden’s visit to Kyiv MUMBAI businessline. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 India, Singapore unveil crossborder payments between UPI and PayNow NEW VISTAS. A new chapter in crossborder fintech connectivity has opened up, says PM Modi Our Bureau New Delhi Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a nuclear warning to the West over Ukraine, suspending abilateral nuclear arms control treaty, announcing new strategic systems were on combat duty and warning that Moscow could resume nuclear tests. US President Joe Biden, fresh from pledging support for Ukraine on an unannounced visit to Kyiv, was due to rally NATO allies in Warsaw, making his case for a sustained Western effort to ensure Kyiv wins the war. REUTERS HPCL finds it tough to pay for Russian oil Barmer: Hindustan Petroleum Corp is facing difficulties in paying for Russian oil imports following a December 5 price cap imposed by Western nations as banks shy away from processing payments. HPCL is looking for alternative banking channels after some Indian banks with huge exposure to the US stopped facilitating payments. REUTERS Six killed as fresh quake hits TurkeySyria border Antakya: Six people were killed in the latest earthquake to strike the border region of Turkey and Syria, two weeks after a larger one killed more than 47,000 people. Monday’s quake with a magnitude of 6.4 was centred near the southern Turkish city of Antakya, and was felt in Syria, Egypt and Lebanon. REUTERS Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Singapore coun terpart Lee Hsien Loong virtu ally attended the launch of crossborder connectivity between the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) of India and PayNow of Singapore on Tuesday. “After today, people in Singapore and India will be able to transfer money to each other through their phones just like they do within their own countries…. Today’s launch has opened a new chapter in crossborder fintech connectivity,” Modi tweeted after the launch. The facility was launched through token transactions by Reserve Bank of India Gov GOING DIGITAL. Prime Minister Narendra Modi (left) and Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong launch crossborder connectivity between UPI and PayNow via video conferencing ernor, Shaktikanta Das, and Managing Director of Monet ary Authority of Singapore, Ravi Menon, using the UPI PayNow linkage. ‘SAFE, CONVENIENT’ “The UPIPayNow linkage will enable users of the two fast payment systems in either country to make convenient, safe, instant, and costeffective crossborder funds transfers using their respective mobile apps. Funds held in bank accounts or ewallets can be transferred to / from India using just the UPIID, mobile number or Vir tual Payment Address (VPA),” according to a statement is sued by the RBI. REMITTANCES In India, State Bank of India, Indian Overseas Bank, Indian Bank and ICICI Bank will facil ‘PayNowUPI linkage to significantly benefit migrant workers, tourists’ Anshika Kayastha Mumbai The realtime payments sys tem linkage between Singa pore’s PayNow and India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) will make crossbor der transactions faster and cheaper, in addition to in creased convenience, ac cording to industry participants. The Monetary Authority Singapore and the Reserve Bank of India, on Tuesday, launched the PayNowUPI linkage, where DBS Bank is the first and only participat ing bank from Singapore. “With India being one of DBS’ biggest markets for overseas remittances, this is a welcome addition to our wideranging suite of pay ment solutions for SMEs, retail customers and espe cially migrant workers, who now have another conveni ent option to send money,” said Shee Tse Koon, Singa pore Country Head, DBS Bank. Effective immediately, PayNowUPI will be pro gressively rolled out to fa miliarise DBS/POSB (Post Office Savings Bank) cus tomers with the new ser vice. To start with, select customers will be able to use the facility to transfer funds of up to SGD 200 per trans action and SGD 500 per day. The service will be exten ded to all customers by March 31, to enable cross border transfers of up to SGD 1,000 per day, said DBS Bank. SMALL BUSINESSES Akash Sinha, cofounder and CEO, Cashfree Pay ments, said the move will significantly benefit mi grant workers, tourists, small businesses and enter prises, and establish a signi ficant foundation for cross border payments between India and ASEAN countries. Individuals and businesses in India and Singapore can now make instant, lowcost, and secure crossborder transactions in realtime, which will lead to more con venience and increased speed and cost effective ness, said industry players. “This initiative will not only boost digital payments, but also bolster economic cooperation, trade and in vestment between the two countries, as businesses can now transact with each other more easily and cost effectively,” said Rajsri Rengan, Head of Banking and Payments, India and Philippines, FIS. itate both inward and outward remittances, while Axis Bank and DBS India will facilitate in ward remittances. For Singapore users, the ser vice will be made available through DBSSingapore and Liquid Group (a nonbank fin ancial institution). More banks will be included in the linkage over time, said a press release. “Customers of the particip ating banks can undertake crossborder remittances to Singapore using the bank’s mobile banking app / Internet banking. To begin with, an In dian user can remit up to ₹60,000 in a day (equivalent to around SGD 1,000),” said the release. At the time of making the transaction, the system will calculate and display the amount in both currencies for convenience of the user. Only P2P remittances under new system: RBI Our Bureau Mumbai Only persontoperson (P2P) remittances are allowed under the crossborder linkage between India and Singapore using their respective Fast Pay ment Systems, according to the Reserve Bank of India. Such remittances should be towards the purpose of “main tenance of relatives abroad” and “gift” under the liberalised remittance scheme (LRS), and the prescribed LRS limits would be applicable, said the RBI in its frequently asked questions on the UPIPayNow Interlinkage. There is a daily transaction limit of ₹60,000 in a day, equi valent to around Singapore Dollar (SGD) 1,000, for under taking crossborder remittance transactions through the UPI PayNow interlinkage, per the FAQs. The RBI said that there is an opt in/opt out feature in the Crossborder remittances via UPIPayNow interlinkage can be carried out with ease within a minute apps of participating banks in India for receiving the remit tances from Singapore. Going forward, UPI PayNow interlinkage can be ex pected to cover more banks and financial institutions in India, said the RBI. Crossborder re mittance transactions through UPIPayNow interlinkage can be carried out with ease within aminute, it added. ‘SpiceJet may find it difficult to raise cash’ Forum Gandhi New Delhi Lowcost carrier SpiceJet said it will consider issuing equity shares via preferential basis in a board meeting on Friday and consider conver sion of outstanding liabilities. The company will also consider raising fresh capital via issue of securities to qual ified institutional buyers; however, industry experts believe that amid better in vesting options and Spice Jet’s balance sheet issues, raising cash will be a chal lenge for the carrier. “This is to inform you that the Board of Directors of the company, in its meeting scheduled to be held on Feb ruary 24, will discuss and consider, interalia, issuance of equity shares on preferen tial basis consequent upon conversion of outstanding li abilities into equity shares of the company, subject to ap plicable regulatory approvals. “Further, the Board of Dir ectors will also discuss and consider options for raising fresh capital through issue of eligible securities to quali fied institutional buyers, subject to applicable regulat ory approvals,” the company informed the exchanges on Tuesday. SpiceJet is also set to de clare its quarterly results on the same date. It posted a net loss of ₹838 crore for the period ended September 30, 2022. Losses widened com pared to the yearagoperiod, when it reported a net loss of ₹562 crore. The Ajay Singh promoted carrier has been facing acute cash crunch for the past several quarters now. It has been trying to raise money prior to Covid, but has had no luck. An industry veteran told businessline: “SpiceJet’s bal ance sheet is extremely weak, and has been the same for the past several years now. It is tied in a legal tussle with its previous promoters and other authorities. To top that, it owes monies to mul tiple stakeholders. Why would an investor then want to invest into an airline which has legacy issues?” the person questioned. The person explained that the airline has been trying to hiveoff its cargo business for a yearandahalf now and that it has had no luck so far. Our only intent is to build an airline for the common man: Akasa Air CCO bl interview Forum Gandhi New Delhi Airport infrastructure addition in India is just the tip of the iceberg. Even as pilot and cabin crew acquisition continues to be a constraint, the Indian aviation industry has a huge potential. In the context of Air India’s consolidation and expansion plans, Praveen Iyer, Chief Commercial Officer of Akasa Air, said he is not concerned about competition because consolidation continues to be good for the aviation industry. Excerpts: What is your outlook for FY24 for the Indian aviation industry? It’s very strong because when the industry goes through a tough year, the subsequent three to four years are exceptional because people travel and consolidation also happens. By the end of this year, the industry will be at 3,1503,200 flights a day, which is close to preCovid levels. So, while the demand will be there the capacity is still lesser. Hence, from a company perspective, 20232024 and 20242025 are going to be strong years. We didn’t script it that way, we expected a certain capacity gap for other incumbents, but it is a good story for us in general. So, Akasa is just addressing the need gap not adding to the capacity of preCovid levels. The actual capacity growth will come after four years. Amid growth, do you see a good time to get another investor on board? The difference between us and other airlines is that there is a lot of baggage because of Covid. We are wellcapitalised, and are ready to place another order in the latter half of this year or early next year. So, from our perspective, we are cushioned. By May, you will be eligible for international operations. Can you shed some light on the company’s plan for the international segment? Paperwork for international operations is a longdrawn process of about six months. We intend to have an international presence by the end of this year or early next year. We are on track for it. It will be in a fiveandahalf hour range, from West Asia to western Europe to the far east. The international market is facing a lot of capacity more infrastructure is being created to ensure that more and more aircraft can be inducted. It also creates a cost structure. So, I would say we are at the tip of the iceberg as a country. We intend having an international presence by the end of this year or early next year. We are on track for it PRAVEEN IYER CCO of Akasa Air crunch, and not all city pairs have opened up. So, we will look at where we stand from the demandsupply gap, and take a decision along with bilateral and traffic rights. You said you have to fight for every aircraft you get, but you are ramping up quickly. It seems like a strategy to ramp up fast and spread your risks, so that competition does not hit you the way it has hit other carriers in the past. Is that correct? The Civil Aviation Minister highlighted that this industry is going to go from 200 million passengers to 400 million passengers. Akasa would ramp up at about the same time when we reach 72 aircraft. The industry has 700 aircraft, which means it needs to make room for other 600 aircraft, of which, we represent only 12 per cent, so I don’t see a constraint. Besides, enough and Why didn’t you opt for leasing from GIFT city? The concept is brilliant. However, the lifespan of an aircraft is about 2025 years. When it is leased within this country, which is usually 710 years, it’s fine, but after that there is life for an aircraft, so for a leasing company it may be difficult, too. There seems to be no answer to that because there is a significant tax element that comes in and the answer is not clear. So, till the time that doesn’t get addressed, we really won’t see it take off as much as it should. Will the consolidated Air India and its expansion plan be a challenge for Akasa? It will be good for the industry. Consolidation is very good for the industry. We are not worried about what will happen when they merge because it will happen over five years, and by then the market would have doubled and over 500 aircraft will be placed, so there is enough and more room for everyone. Only 3.5 per cent of the Indian population has travelled by air, so there is enough scope for everyone. Globally, a maximum of three airlines dominate the industry, while others continue to exist. Is Akasa aiming for the sweet spot of the third position in the next 35 years? We are not eyeing any spots. Our only intent is to build an airline for the common man. We want to make air travel affordable. We are not in a rat race. As markets open up, potential candidates are finding jobs in international carriers, too. Is it difficult to find trained employees? The real concern for the industry is that because of the twoyear constraint people have moved out of the industry and taken jobs in other industries. On the crew side, the last two years have been challenging because of Covid, which will have an impact overall for a year or so. So, across the aviation industry, employees are being hired from outside of the industry and hiring fresh, too. On the pilot side, the world used to have 25,000 aircraft, which has now come down to 20,000 aircraft. So, there are people available. Pathaan hits ₹1,000crmark in ‘Indians spending over $1 b every month on foreign travel’ The spend on worldwide box office collection outward travel Press Trust of India Mumbai Our Bureau New Delhi Shah Rukh Khanstarrer Pathaan has hit the ₹1,000 crore mark in terms of worldwide box office col lections. According to a tweet by Yash Raj Films, the movie garnered ₹623 crore at the India box of fice and about ₹377 crore in international markets as gross collections. In terms of net box of fice collections in India, the espionage thriller garnered ₹516.92 crore, becoming the fastest film to hit the ₹500croremark, the film production com pany added in its tweet. The production house had earlier announced that movie tickets for Pathaan are available at ₹110 in CM YK some key multiplexes such as PVR and Inox Leisure this week. COMPETITION RIFE Trade analyst Taran Adarsh noted that the film is going strong despite re duction in the number of screens, besides competi tion from the release of two films, Shehzada and Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. According to reports, Pathaan is the fifth Indian film to have crossed the ₹1,000croremark worldwide after Dangal (₹1,968.03 crore), Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (₹1,747 crore), KGF 2 (₹1,188 crore) and RRR (₹1,174 crore). According to Yash Raj Films, “Pathaan is the first Hindi film to breach ₹1,000 crore worldwide barrier during Phase1 of release”. It will be key to note that Dangal garnered a big jump in collections after it was released in China in the second phase. The film was released on January 25 and has been setting new records. Direc ted by Siddharth Anand, the YRF production has been released in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. Indians are spending nearly $1 billion every month on foreign travel, which is signi ficantly more than the pre Covid levels, said the Re serve Bank data on outward remittances. During the AprilDecem ber period of 202223, the outward remittances under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) for resident individuals towards travel was $9.95 billion. The corresponding spending on travel during 202122 was $4.16 billion and $5.4 billion in the pre Covid year 201920, accord ing to the RBI data. The out ward remittances towards travel were $7 billion in the entire 202122 financial year. “Indians are roaming across the world with their fell sharply to $3.23 b during 202021, mainly due to restrictions following the outbreak of Covid VACATION TIME. Europe, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and Dubai are some of the major destinations that Indians prefer families or friends. Vietnam, Thailand, Europe and Bali are some major destinations that Indians prefer,” said Sapan Gupta, Partner, We3Online. Europe, Indonesia, Viet nam, Thailand, and Dubai are some of the major des tinations that Indians prefer. Akash Dahiya, cofounder, SanKash, said that with the rise of affordable travel and technological advance ments, the travel industry is experiencing a massive boom in international destinations. “Seventy five per cent of our portfolio is now opting for international travel. We are witnessing a surge in de mand for places such as Europe, Bali, Vietnam and Dubai among Indians,” he said. Dahiya further said travel lers have become accus tomed to the concept of travelnowpaylater, which allows them to make book ing closer to the date and pick up a destination that otherwise is out of their pocket. “Thus, paying for a travel experience in a monthly pay ment plan makes the holiday bitesize. Thus, a person looking for Goa can now go to Thailand, and a person planning for Thailand can opt for the far east and like wise,” he added. COVID IMPACT Meanwhile, the government, in the Union Budget, pro posed to hike the TCS rate on overseas tour packages from the current 5 per cent to 20 per cent from the next fiscal. Experts are of the view that the proposal could im pact overseas travel by Indi ans. According to RBI data, the spend on outward travel fell sharply to $3.23 billion during 202021, mainly due to restrictions following the outbreak of Covid. Outward remittances to wards travel were $6.95 bil lion and $4.8 billion in 2019 20 and 201819, respectively. ... . . . . . . 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278.90 408.00 13 578.35 666.00 28 1019.45 98.35 11 138.20 626.30 24 673.55 512.37 113 698.40 402.75 18 660.20 98.00 18 170.40 445.05 431.05 99.20 15 119.85 315.60 37 534.90 890.00 58 1500.90 1022.00 11.35 8 14.75 362.75 6 374.50 16.10 14 26.00 390.00 68 581.60 8.52 9 9.32 476.20 33 513.55 620.40 27 622.45 980.00 18.20 21.30 3518.60 42 6556.35 9.23 9.48 68.00 12 77.45 154.00 79 320.00 242.20 85 372.90 83.10 260.75 10 286.60 152.10 6 279.85 261.00 150.20 357.20 219.00 594.00 25 773.65 538.25 187 578.40 336.30 24 707.70 9.85 11.24 880.00 28 965.95 108.60 11 134.95 307.70 49 312.15 1330.00 52.85 14 55.55 210.40 149.00 8 214.05 207.55 281.00 11 490.30 34.05 35.55 3210.05 1387.30 37 1455.45 16.50 4 16.65 15.00 17.50 2037.15 26.55 554.10 32 596.05 44.20 26 64.60 334.80 16 469.70 30.10 8 32.85 45.35 13 70.40 730.00 14 900.90 658.10 6.25 7.02 94.65 1 238.95 1840.00 645.75 24 989.10 432.00 2586.00 65 3287.40 291.65 36 295.95 178.00 8 235.10 195.00 21.00 18 31.60 651.05 67 982.85 910.00 43 1578.75 192.05 12 252.65 115.55 25 129.75 724.00 20 952.35 D .............................................. Dabur [1] Dalm.B.Sug [2] DangeeDums Datamatics [5] DataPatrnInd DB Corp DB Realty DB Stk [2] DCB Bk DCM DCMNouvelle DCMShriram [2] DcmShrirmInd DCW [2] DCXSystems De Nora DebockIndust Deccan Cem [5] DeepEneResou DeepIndust Deepk.Fer Deepk.Ntr [2] DELHIVERYLtd DelphWrldMon Delta Corp [1] Delta Mag Den Net DevyaniInter DFMFoods [2] Dhamp.Sug DhamprBioOrg DhaniService Dhanlk.Bk Dhanuka Ag [2] DharmjCrpGrd DhruvConsult DhunseriVent DIC India DigispiceTec DiligenMedia[1] DilipBuildco Dish TV [1] DishmanCarb[2] Divi'sLabs [2] DixonTec(In) [2] DLF Ltd [2] DLink [2] DMCCSpecChem DodlaDairy DolatAlgotec DollarInd [2] Donear [2] DPAbhushan DPSC Dr Reddy [5] DreamfolkSer Dred.Corp DrLalPathLab Dwarikesh [1] Dynac.Sys Dynamatic DynamicCable DynemicProd 535.00 346.35 17.65 314.90 1348.10 99.35 66.35 29.70 115.05 77.25 137.60 866.60 69.95 49.70 170.60 849.05 19.80 467.80 117.80 283.65 640.80 1812.00 339.80 320.40 196.10 64.75 31.05 154.70 459.75 215.10 155.80 33.15 15.95 677.00 158.45 55.25 234.20 387.15 21.65 3.05 208.20 14.00 108.60 2900.60 2705.65 364.60 254.80 251.90 492.90 52.85 338.90 81.40 340.45 11.05 4474.80 427.40 344.20 1964.55 90.20 406.75 2700.10 171.40 281.50 535.15 344.05 17.25 318.70 1266.40 99.90 63.05 28.30 113.25 77.10 136.60 867.45 70.40 48.75 166.85 894.20 19.45 466.80 124.70 277.10 629.80 1804.40 348.90 318.45 192.35 66.90 30.90 152.95 458.95 214.50 155.75 32.85 15.65 677.10 158.20 56.15 232.20 387.95 21.35 3.00 205.65 14.00 122.10 2918.60 2722.60 357.50 250.00 236.85 491.60 52.15 324.75 82.10 324.95 11.90 4486.15 421.50 333.90 1982.70 90.20 410.55 2706.50 172.65 277.85 536.30 347.00 17.50 316.10 1340.95 99.35 65.35 30.75 114.85 78.25 137.05 866.60 70.90 49.65 171.50 849.00 20.00 475.00 118.40 282.00 643.00 1812.00 340.10 323.05 197.00 64.10 31.20 155.50 460.00 215.25 155.80 33.15 16.00 677.05 157.00 55.90 233.00 389.00 22.95 3.10 207.05 14.10 109.40 2910.75 2712.00 367.00 254.65 252.80 493.15 52.85 337.00 81.05 338.00 11.30 4504.30 426.00 344.20 1975.00 90.15 414.65 2700.10 173.95 280.05 537.90 347.00 17.95 336.85 1351.80 100.60 66.00 30.95 116.55 79.00 138.95 874.00 71.90 49.85 178.55 907.00 20.45 476.95 126.90 284.90 646.95 1848.35 358.50 326.90 198.15 68.80 31.40 156.90 460.65 216.65 156.15 33.30 16.05 681.40 164.00 57.05 236.40 394.60 22.95 3.10 209.00 14.60 125.90 2928.30 2735.30 367.00 255.85 255.35 495.95 53.75 338.90 82.95 338.00 12.60 4504.30 429.80 344.95 2020.00 91.00 426.95 2743.60 174.40 285.90 532.65 2460.23 342.15 17.58 17.00 267.78 315.15 1135.34 1260.00 492.10 98.00 96.85 63.05 522.09 28.20 48.25 112.15 827.96 77.00 19.03 136.20 24.66 860.00 10.94 69.60 88.65 48.60 509.59 165.00 658.76 826.95 25.36 19.30 429.44 466.10 2.10 116.05 15.72 276.45 34.61 627.70 138.64 1801.00 424.17 340.10 4487.97 315.45 2.12 191.55 2102.65 64.10 16.15 30.75 255.62 152.50 734.90 457.60 14.64 213.80 72.86 153.20 46.63 32.75 980.10 15.55 889.35 674.00 3.68 157.00 150.86 55.10 17.32 231.40 11.06 382.95 2.51 20.60 50.75 2.90 47.33 205.05 282.03 13.85 4779.25 105.5510243.08 2883.20 419.14 2695.00 191.37 356.00 2119.15 248.00 137.42 228.25 76.75 489.00 3.46 51.90 83.01 323.00 65.96 80.55 165.83 324.10 3.77 11.05 102.07 4458.80 158.33 413.30 168.00 332.50 39.07 1967.50 313.36 89.80 324.97 405.00 71.24 2695.25 6.83 170.25 21.93 274.05 13.63 610.40 568.65 460.00 363.70 1540.00 157.15 139.45 37.65 141.20 111.40 290.35 1263.85 125.90 62.55 319.90 988.00 156.95 633.40 152.75 322.00 1061.70 2389.95 708.00 650.00 339.50 125.50 46.00 215.00 475.00 517.20 229.00 129.90 26.45 797.35 279.00 71.95 287.00 493.85 40.00 5.14 317.35 24.45 201.35 4640.95 4688.70 418.45 311.00 479.45 580.00 108.75 639.00 119.55 495.00 16.90 4645.55 549.00 456.15 2870.00 148.45 555.00 2877.25 225.00 714.82 482.20 282.10 15.05 230.20 575.00 72.65 52.10 17.70 68.05 43.05 127.00 832.30 67.00 33.55 149.75 361.10 11.00 415.50 36.40 165.50 501.35 1682.15 291.00 312.60 162.10 57.70 29.85 141.00 187.25 196.50 140.50 28.50 10.50 630.65 151.75 38.55 184.00 321.00 17.75 1.68 187.40 10.23 80.05 2740.10 2554.95 294.75 105.20 228.25 407.60 51.70 323.95 43.25 272.05 10.40 3655.00 348.00 248.10 1805.10 79.00 171.00 1668.60 131.55 233.10 66 16 20 12 13 8 23 8 14 8 26 11 28 48 24 8 11 11 14 33 3 34 11 33 89 56 12 20 11 32 34 58 14 19 58 535.05 344.60 319.00 99.85 62.75 28.55 113.40 76.90 138.25 866.05 48.75 901.15 467.50 630.10 1803.70 192.40 66.65 31.00 459.35 214.60 15.65 677.30 387.95 3.01 205.20 14.05 122.00 2917.40 2723.90 357.60 250.00 324.85 81.95 4486.85 333.60 1984.40 90.10 412.70 2713.25 278.00 E .............................................. EasyTripPlnr Eclerx EdelFinSer [1] Eicher Motor [1] EID Parry [1] EIH [2] EIH A Htl Eimco Elec. Eng [2] Elec.Stl.Cs [1] ElectMartInd Electrotherm Elgi Eqp [1] ELIN ELECTRON Emami [1] EmamiPapMi [2] Emkay Glo Emmbi Ind EMUDHRA EnduranceTec Energy Dev Eng.India [5] Ent.Net.Ind EPL EqitsSmlFnBk ErisLifeSci [1] Eros Intl Esab Ind Escorts Essar Shp Ester [5] ETHOS EuroFrshFood Ever.Kanto [2] Everady [5] Everest Ind Excel Ind [5] Exide [1] ExpleoSolu ExxaroTiles 47.75 1435.55 63.65 3290.50 526.30 161.75 395.05 376.95 418.85 34.45 72.50 60.65 453.55 151.70 386.15 124.30 69.05 88.90 255.80 1335.30 18.10 74.75 129.80 155.15 61.90 638.00 25.25 4095.70 2094.85 9.30 96.50 1012.45 156.05 67.50 319.80 751.45 931.70 178.60 1357.20 119.70 48.45 1456.80 63.40 3274.15 521.30 161.75 396.10 375.80 423.00 33.95 72.05 61.80 459.45 155.40 390.15 122.65 69.75 90.35 261.75 1326.00 18.40 74.70 132.80 161.40 63.05 634.20 24.80 4092.05 2107.05 9.25 95.50 1011.55 156.10 78.90 316.00 742.55 936.50 177.50 1377.90 117.95 47.95 1448.20 64.00 3290.00 523.00 161.40 395.05 382.50 420.90 34.35 72.55 61.20 455.80 151.70 387.90 125.00 72.00 89.75 257.75 1335.30 18.10 74.95 130.70 155.00 62.80 640.95 25.90 4060.00 2105.90 9.40 96.50 1020.00 156.15 67.50 319.00 754.30 936.40 178.65 1373.00 118.60 49.65 1470.00 64.65 3298.10 528.45 163.90 398.30 382.50 433.70 34.80 73.80 62.00 465.95 160.25 391.25 125.00 72.00 90.60 265.40 1341.75 18.95 75.70 133.00 163.90 64.30 640.95 25.90 4099.80 2124.35 9.55 98.60 1030.00 157.50 80.00 321.50 764.70 953.00 179.10 1390.00 120.30 47.80 1416.45 62.20 3265.05 518.10 161.00 392.10 370.10 416.15 33.75 72.00 60.15 447.30 151.55 385.25 122.10 69.00 88.80 255.35 1321.15 18.05 74.40 129.60 153.50 61.25 627.30 24.55 4051.10 2084.25 9.05 94.40 1003.50 155.55 67.50 314.10 740.00 932.05 177.00 1356.00 117.05 7786.60 16.70 639.23 494.12 112.00 152.48 4.17 5.01 541.27 1385.27 478.30 46.33 352.87 242.03 116.12 9.19 10.12 12.08 115.04 25.81 31.04 675.05 33.00 1306.34 9120.42 16.25 151.10 1.00 184.02 337.10 91.41 15.32 18.49 7739.98 24.66 4.33 9.92 1282.71 37.21 50.34 574.00 1706.68 77.40 3886.00 673.30 205.45 522.00 464.00 475.75 47.40 103.65 134.15 566.50 245.00 524.95 197.50 124.00 117.00 398.90 1563.35 26.40 90.75 232.80 198.00 64.30 749.85 47.85 4304.35 2358.75 11.22 190.00 1147.00 191.50 249.75 393.00 974.45 1818.15 194.20 1749.00 150.00 44.95 1223.34 49.40 2110.00 386.05 120.50 322.65 298.40 129.30 26.40 72.00 59.00 248.85 151.35 385.05 109.00 61.05 76.50 236.30 1047.65 14.40 55.95 128.00 147.00 37.45 600.50 20.00 2645.25 1400.00 6.62 94.55 707.45 92.00 66.05 268.00 506.00 918.55 130.30 1148.05 92.65 20 14 37 31 52 26 15 29 6 58 21 6 13 14 44 14 22 55 42 12 7 33 10 16 1451.40 63.60 3275.95 520.30 161.75 397.45 374.50 423.00 34.00 61.35 458.55 390.05 123.00 69.60 89.60 1326.30 18.35 74.75 132.15 634.65 24.75 4093.15 2106.50 9.28 95.40 78.70 316.85 743.75 937.30 177.55 F .............................................. FACT FaircheOrgan FAZE THREE FCS Soft [1] FDC [1] Fed Bk [2] Fed.Goetze FiberwebInd Fiem Ind Filatex [1] Fin.Cable [2] FineOrgInd [5] FineotexChe [2] Fino.Ind [2] FinoPaymntBk Firstsource FiveStrBusFn FocusLtg&Fix ForceMotors Fortis Hlt Foseco FSNEComVent FusnMicroFin Future Cons 240.95 963.15 277.15 2.45 274.90 126.00 300.85 37.35 1652.05 41.55 673.35 4961.75 243.20 179.05 227.15 119.45 560.20 467.45 1298.10 277.95 2091.90 143.65 410.00 1.10 234.10 976.50 272.85 2.50 273.20 127.35 300.30 37.35 1634.70 40.85 683.10 5019.10 237.80 174.80 226.05 118.05 552.80 490.80 1299.55 279.75 2008.55 147.20 417.15 1.05 241.35 970.00 278.00 2.50 276.30 126.40 300.90 37.90 1652.05 41.95 670.00 4985.00 243.00 178.55 230.50 119.90 560.00 490.80 1298.10 277.00 2077.00 145.00 411.95 1.10 243.00 995.05 278.00 2.50 276.30 128.30 302.05 37.90 1663.00 41.95 688.50 5049.00 243.50 180.00 237.45 120.40 567.05 490.80 1305.00 281.00 2105.00 148.85 423.70 1.15 231.80 372.42 960.35 21.12 272.00 3.44 2.45 1715.29 270.05 52.79 125.05 9155.03 299.80 13.44 36.45 63.44 1630.00 20.05 40.65 98.48 660.30 581.80 4941.75 38.93 235.05 164.43 174.15 341.44 225.25 97.38 117.70 1756.12 548.25 81.87 475.00 179.72 1290.55 6.88 273.60 362.71 2004.10 3.36 142.6512035.59 405.00 191.06 1.0514818.07 389.95 2449.90 319.80 5.16 317.75 143.35 350.00 52.50 2084.60 69.20 698.40 7326.45 409.45 194.95 325.95 139.95 687.70 490.80 1603.90 324.80 2177.95 1892.65 444.40 7.60 82.60 940.00 247.80 2.40 229.15 82.50 237.50 31.00 800.00 38.10 344.00 3600.00 139.45 128.00 180.20 93.00 448.20 89.15 911.30 219.80 1245.40 120.70 321.10 1.05 19 25 10 19 16 12 22 27 55 39 31 31 234.00 2.48 273.55 127.35 300.25 1635.65 41.10 682.60 5016.15 237.75 174.85 118.00 279.45 2009.60 G .............................................. Gabriel [1] Gail(India) GalaxSurfact Gallant Mtl Gandhi Tub [5] Ganesh Hsg Ganesha Ecos GaneshBenzop GangaForging GardenReach GarwareHiTec GarwarTecFib Gati [2] GatwayDistri GaytriHigw [2] GE Ship GE T&DInd GeewayWires Genesys [5] GenInsCorpIn[5] GenricEngCon Genus P&B [1] Genus Pwr [1] GeojitFinSer GEPowerIndia GFL GHCL GIC Hsg Gillander Gillette Ginni Fil GlandPharma Glaxo Phr Glb.Vect Glenmark [1] GlnmarkLifSc Glob.Spr GlobalEductn 163.25 95.70 2388.35 59.60 511.05 324.35 853.55 170.65 3.95 447.85 618.10 2899.95 120.30 62.25 0.80 599.50 116.10 133.90 412.30 147.85 56.35 15.45 88.25 44.95 114.05 61.70 516.50 172.50 65.95 4829.15 25.60 1305.40 1278.45 54.85 432.60 381.85 792.85 234.65 163.25 95.30 2403.55 59.45 520.80 317.40 838.85 167.80 3.90 436.65 620.00 2945.35 120.85 61.45 0.80 591.85 114.45 133.25 410.75 150.00 58.70 15.25 91.70 45.00 118.25 61.50 527.75 172.90 65.35 4777.70 25.05 1329.65 1295.45 53.30 435.60 380.10 780.20 224.45 164.45 96.35 2385.05 61.50 519.00 327.50 857.85 170.10 4.00 447.45 622.30 2899.95 120.40 61.55 0.80 602.50 115.35 136.00 410.00 148.60 56.85 15.30 89.00 45.40 115.00 62.00 518.90 172.20 65.90 4833.55 25.40 1311.95 1275.90 55.70 432.90 381.10 791.00 235.85 168.00 96.35 2415.00 61.50 522.95 327.80 857.85 174.70 4.05 449.75 630.95 2961.00 122.90 62.25 0.85 602.70 116.55 142.35 419.95 155.50 59.15 15.60 92.25 45.40 119.00 62.30 530.00 175.45 66.40 4850.95 25.80 1347.70 1298.50 55.75 438.70 383.35 792.85 239.90 162.00 460.36 200.65 102.45 95.05 8240.97 115.63 83.00 2369.05 10.65 3445.00 2302.00 59.00 40.38 86.10 53.50 495.05 17.01 638.00 302.25 315.65 25.82 406.00 174.05 831.50 55.39 985.05 543.25 164.00 1106.64 175.70 86.65 3.90 105.56 18.00 3.55 434.05 152.76 556.80 199.00 612.90 50.30 929.00 583.25 2845.05 8.07 3752.55 2611.20 120.00 322.99 195.25 116.45 61.10 176.57 87.00 58.90 0.75 199.17 1.17 0.56 582.10 122.90 748.45 304.00 113.60 29.83 143.55 81.45 130.25 333.01 146.85 54.70 402.20 15.75 669.85 372.00 148.20 3632.89 204.00 107.60 56.15 364.90 69.90 27.50 15.20 136.25 26.50 11.80 88.50 940.35 113.00 58.20 44.70 168.29 71.90 43.35 112.60 107.13 193.25 112.80 61.45 16.22 94.30 59.00 514.70 239.92 709.00 385.45 171.45 256.39 247.70 109.95 64.80 7.07 93.70 55.95 4750.00 2.69 5700.50 4751.00 24.90 35.27 57.30 25.00 1304.20 781.38 3559.40 1167.00 1266.80 156.84 1734.90 1230.70 53.00 9.63 70.95 39.40 430.55 537.68 487.15 348.90 378.55 73.60 534.00 370.00 776.00 37.09 1640.00 700.00 222.00 56.16 450.10 64.70 19 8 43 9 14 90 22 23 38 5 44 5 70 4 4 9 52 51 9 17 162.90 95.20 2404.15 59.30 519.70 318.45 840.35 437.25 2946.15 120.90 0.82 592.35 414.05 150.00 15.25 91.65 118.25 528.10 173.10 64.65 4788.00 25.00 1294.15 54.05 435.45 781.90 Company GlobalHealth GlobeText(I) GM Brew GMDC [2] GMMPfauder [2] GMR Inf [1] GmrPwr&Urbn GNA Axles GNFC Goa Carb GOCL Corp [2] God.Pow.Isp [5] Godfrey [2] GodhCarbnIns Godrej Cons [1] Godrej Ind [1] Godrej Pr [5] GodrejAgrovt GoFashionInd Gokaldas [5] Gokul Agro [2] Gokul Ref [2] Goldiam Int [2] Golds.Tech GoodLuck St [2] GoodyearInd GoyalAlumium GP Petrol [5] GPTInfraProj Granuels [1] Graphite [2] Grasim [2] Graur&WeilIn Gravita [2] GreenPly [1] GrenpanelInd Grindwel [5] GRInfraproj GRM OVERSEAS GRP Ltd Grvs.Cot [2] GSFC [2] GSPL GSS Info GTL GTL Infra GTPLHathway Gufic Bio [1] Guj.Alk Guj.Ind.Pow Guj.Pipav Guj.Sid.Cem Gujarat Gas [2] GujaratFluor Gul.Amb.Ex [1] Gul.Apl Gulf Oil Lub [2] GulshanPoly [1] GVK Pow [1] Prev Close Open High 517.55 3.40 567.30 141.85 1524.20 39.15 19.55 921.90 554.00 463.85 345.50 362.00 1714.95 1.75 927.70 414.20 1153.40 449.40 999.25 423.70 116.75 33.40 152.70 56.50 428.00 1045.95 251.95 35.75 51.75 287.45 313.95 1632.00 95.45 486.45 145.15 284.90 1962.00 1154.40 305.15 3093.65 132.55 131.15 272.65 225.05 5.95 0.90 116.10 212.75 659.20 78.85 100.15 34.70 499.35 3019.60 238.25 190.50 438.60 236.50 2.85 508.00 3.40 563.85 142.05 1575.75 38.90 19.60 916.65 548.25 467.30 342.20 375.25 1703.20 1.80 937.20 419.00 1143.15 449.20 984.35 416.00 115.55 32.95 152.65 55.15 421.40 1036.35 255.35 34.65 51.55 286.25 312.10 1633.15 94.65 499.25 143.00 284.10 1940.80 1130.20 300.90 2849.20 133.20 129.90 268.85 223.20 5.80 0.90 115.55 212.25 657.15 79.55 98.80 34.80 506.55 3054.15 242.75 194.75 435.65 236.00 2.80 518.00 3.40 572.75 141.25 1529.00 39.20 19.75 924.65 554.00 466.90 348.30 366.95 1723.00 1.75 927.75 414.15 1156.00 450.00 1007.70 428.95 115.00 33.60 153.10 56.55 424.00 1054.95 252.50 36.15 51.65 287.45 313.95 1635.00 96.50 487.95 146.00 286.55 1960.00 1191.00 308.20 3100.00 132.45 131.15 274.70 228.40 6.05 0.90 115.55 212.05 653.05 78.70 100.55 34.75 500.50 3025.00 240.00 193.35 439.90 237.75 2.90 522.75 3.45 573.30 143.15 1585.10 39.45 20.20 940.85 561.60 474.60 349.10 378.00 1733.20 1.80 949.25 420.00 1160.10 454.15 1032.00 429.00 117.45 33.60 154.20 57.95 427.10 1054.95 255.55 36.15 52.35 289.25 315.95 1658.90 96.80 508.85 146.00 286.55 1965.65 1215.00 309.95 3170.00 134.60 132.75 274.70 228.40 6.05 0.95 117.00 214.80 662.50 80.30 100.55 35.15 510.85 3099.00 246.65 196.50 444.00 240.05 2.90 Low Qty 503.30 345.66 3.35 515.57 561.70 12.17 140.30 651.11 1512.00 90.08 38.75 9035.58 19.45 348.98 911.00 84.27 547.00 556.16 464.75 16.06 338.00 13.26 364.25 358.89 1694.05 32.94 1.75 5429.14 927.75 901.35 413.25 115.06 1141.20 268.76 447.50 26.92 978.00 117.55 410.50 404.84 114.40 136.40 32.65 82.87 151.50 153.53 54.35 16.73 417.45 58.74 1035.00 8.40 252.50 486.79 34.50 158.12 51.50 11.04 285.55 385.11 311.00 165.62 1625.20 537.33 94.10 171.50 487.95 393.73 142.40 65.59 280.10 139.96 1925.00 39.31 1106.70 319.82 299.00 52.86 2700.00 7.42 132.45 564.44 129.45 1310.56 268.00 145.00 222.10 27.13 5.70 774.06 0.8513995.33 114.95 35.75 210.90 126.66 652.40 32.09 78.55 167.62 98.00 578.23 34.65 23.78 497.90 1871.45 3012.15 350.00 238.40 444.73 190.55 3.16 433.25 15.25 223.85 27.73 2.75 798.89 52 WH 533.70 11.90 760.15 228.50 2189.50 44.30 38.55 940.40 912.00 683.45 419.00 497.45 2149.35 9.25 955.65 540.80 1715.40 592.80 1453.00 519.55 152.60 49.90 180.00 85.70 554.55 1204.90 255.55 67.25 70.45 381.25 587.40 1839.30 109.40 539.45 232.30 625.70 2325.00 1812.80 498.00 3378.95 210.75 198.70 296.40 343.00 16.75 1.84 226.40 289.55 1044.75 105.30 109.35 51.60 674.65 4173.95 393.85 277.00 504.80 405.55 5.90 52 WL PE BSE Cl 390.55 3.35 503.50 10 562.85 121.10 5 142.05 1250.99 83 1576.10 31.70 38.85 16.50 435.00 17 914.80 499.60 5 548.00 320.00 5 467.25 213.00 7 342.80 223.20 6 374.80 937.30 15 1703.55 1.30 660.20 64 937.20 402.60 60 419.05 1128.45 49 1143.40 441.00 24 448.80 847.30 301.10 14 415.55 60.75 13 115.50 26.50 33.05 116.75 30 152.60 39.30 55.05 236.20 14 422.05 840.00 126.30 34.45 6 34.90 33.80 9 51.65 227.00 14 286.45 311.15 15 311.95 1276.90 33 1633.40 43.30 230.95 55 499.00 134.30 15 142.70 266.95 1452.80 63 1940.65 1078.85 296.65 1221.40 30 2782.90 124.15 33 133.25 114.65 4 129.90 209.45 16 269.05 90.10 199 223.15 4.72 5.78 0.80 0.91 113.25 12 115.30 192.35 25 212.45 598.95 7 657.65 68.40 7 79.30 70.40 16 98.75 25.50 34.80 403.80 22 506.20 2380.00 170.75 13 243.00 183.00 72 194.70 379.00 9 435.85 204.70 29 235.85 2.55 2.79 H .............................................. 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3319.15 237.55 103.25 666.35 57.80 59.00 85.10 367.05 777.65 605.00 69.55 69.70 18.05 64.60 29.00 65.20 81.50 15.85 239.30 66.95 97.00 19.95 410.00 11.68 49.05 89.75 468.65 38.70 23.15 6540.00 485.00 1492.00 497.60 75.30 627.80 326.15 67.00 85.40 319.40 225.40 451.25 1142.40 557.20 548.25 25.65 103.30 740.05 88.50 67.10 10.60 505.10 1191.65 12.15 163.55 96.30 11.55 138.90 155.65 53.05 731.25 115.00 31.15 49.55 137.30 9.95 648.05 64.20 152.60 424.90 16.15 23.65 642.90 23.65 48.70 1897.35 505.60 62944.50 46.50 37.10 245.00 8.15 224.30 1205.00 16.70 97.50 36.00 90.05 20.55 12.25 159.25 950.05 24 16 6 10 11 36 32 26 9 14 26 53 4 8 21 20 9 19 10 7 20 13 14 11 51 30 36 23 72 23 5 20 11 43 19 51 22 22 21 23 20 11 42 28 10 17 31 24 68 2 19 14 11 1351.80 255.90 203.35 334.70 32.95 390.50 275.30 382.70 4521.50 316.75 894.75 62.60 371.20 931.75 86.20 84.80 21.25 131.40 44.60 67.95 105.35 17.55 276.00 76.65 111.45 17.00 52.70 262.35 500.45 71.45 8668.60 808.25 1650.15 520.95 83.25 708.25 133.90 462.10 646.05 1375.90 26.90 104.15 14.65 1353.90 196.05 120.55 14.00 278.05 205.40 850.20 32.85 157.55 945.95 230.45 609.45 21.55 26.25 655.75 29.75 2209.25 1144.60 89937.90 59.70 53.00 8.63 21.30 128.50 43.50 91.90 36.55 294.75 985.80 N .............................................. NACLInd [1] NagarjunFert [1] Nah.Cap [5] Nah.Ind Nah.Poly [5] Nah.Spg [5] NakodaGroup NALCO [5] Nalwa Son Nandan Den NarayaHru NarmadAgrbas Natco Phr [2] Nath BioGen Natl Build [1] Natl Fert NAVA Navin Flu [2] Navkar Corp Navneet Ed [2] NazaraTech NCC [2] NCL Ind NDRAutoCompo NDTV [4] NECaryCorp Nect.Life [1] Nelcast [2] Nelco NeogenChem Nesco [2] NestleIndia Netwk 18 [5] Neuland NewgenSwTech NGLFineChem NHPC NIIT [2] Nila Infras [1] Nilkamal 93.95 9.60 258.20 86.70 216.10 224.80 59.95 81.35 2139.50 20.80 729.95 23.20 549.95 143.75 33.40 64.35 258.50 4287.55 54.85 103.10 554.05 90.75 174.75 625.65 209.30 23.15 17.75 105.30 612.85 1278.00 559.55 18823.05 60.45 1653.55 453.60 1450.80 39.00 344.80 6.05 1945.80 92.80 9.15 256.25 86.05 214.15 221.90 58.75 82.05 2140.25 20.20 738.85 24.15 547.80 144.00 33.30 64.10 259.95 4244.45 53.70 103.75 549.25 89.75 174.65 628.90 211.20 22.95 17.50 105.80 602.35 1267.25 549.70 18848.70 60.40 1632.40 455.05 1423.15 39.10 336.35 5.95 1915.30 94.70 9.60 259.05 86.80 216.10 223.70 62.45 81.80 2100.00 20.80 732.00 23.85 550.00 143.70 33.55 64.55 259.60 4270.00 54.80 102.50 555.00 90.75 174.00 627.00 210.30 23.45 17.85 104.40 615.75 1275.10 559.55 18881.10 60.50 1670.00 457.85 1450.80 39.05 344.80 6.05 1944.85 95.25 9.80 259.90 87.50 218.05 227.55 62.45 82.80 2209.95 21.05 740.40 25.00 554.00 146.50 33.70 65.10 266.00 4318.60 55.00 105.65 557.05 91.20 175.65 644.75 215.80 23.45 17.95 108.85 615.75 1294.90 568.15 18933.80 60.75 1674.00 458.60 1462.45 39.60 348.05 6.15 1946.95 92.55 9.15 255.55 85.00 213.00 221.00 57.35 81.20 2100.00 20.10 729.75 23.15 544.40 143.70 33.20 63.55 257.50 4221.50 53.20 99.30 547.00 89.35 174.00 626.25 210.10 22.85 17.50 104.25 600.60 1260.00 546.10 18760.00 60.00 1616.10 448.05 1417.55 38.55 335.00 5.95 1910.00 63.48 500.57 1.94 29.83 5.91 15.08 9.88 8865.31 1.16 123.42 382.93 41.15 107.51 28.21 2013.32 2656.77 802.17 80.93 162.35 495.74 73.97 1882.07 23.19 8.72 241.10 59.76 185.48 471.02 27.26 8.12 71.76 44.95 340.22 15.47 80.34 3.13 9370.47 251.13 90.16 7.87 110.80 19.68 682.20 238.00 601.00 645.80 222.00 132.75 2787.95 69.90 810.15 31.30 920.00 261.85 43.80 82.40 279.50 4847.35 90.00 151.00 1959.00 97.95 210.70 715.00 567.85 38.00 34.10 131.95 1089.95 1795.00 686.40 21053.00 117.40 2004.05 545.60 1990.65 46.90 658.55 8.65 2381.35 70.00 7.30 252.00 84.05 211.00 216.00 57.35 67.00 1228.35 20.10 589.90 19.20 502.00 128.30 26.70 38.25 113.00 3361.45 31.30 81.20 480.35 51.00 155.25 300.65 135.25 17.00 17.45 50.10 515.20 1140.00 501.10 16000.00 57.50 965.85 320.85 1377.10 27.05 271.00 4.59 1695.30 22 18 3 8 4 7 13 60 31 82 18 4 69 8 10 11 15 32 19 29 78 15 76 21 21 10 35 29 92.60 9.16 257.00 86.05 214.45 223.10 82.05 2125.00 20.20 738.35 547.95 144.15 33.20 64.00 4245.30 53.75 103.75 89.55 174.25 210.70 23.00 17.55 105.90 601.80 550.35 18843.95 60.25 1632.10 454.55 39.10 336.40 5.96 1911.60 ... . . . . . . BMBME II . bl . market.radar Company NINTECSYSTEM Nippo Bat [5] NipponLIAM Nitin Spn NLC India NMDC [1] Nocil NovartisInd NRAgarwalInd NRB Bear [2] NTPC Nucleas Sw NUPURRECYCLE NURECA NuvocoVistas Prev Close Open High 273.65 331.05 218.80 207.35 78.00 118.70 228.15 600.45 240.45 143.25 167.90 576.55 111.95 373.65 361.40 281.25 325.55 214.80 203.95 81.55 119.30 229.90 604.15 244.80 145.05 173.25 607.15 110.05 371.35 366.15 301.00 329.75 218.95 208.00 78.10 119.65 226.15 601.80 241.00 144.00 169.05 580.00 113.35 371.55 361.00 301.00 329.75 219.95 208.00 82.15 122.95 230.70 610.75 247.00 146.45 174.25 622.80 115.00 377.00 367.00 52 WL PE 265.55 3.63 301.00 265.55 323.20 3.61 521.90 290.15 214.25 511.41 357.10 214.25 202.05 66.30 285.75 182.10 77.95 5162.63 95.25 56.20 119.0013277.63 131.85 70.27 224.30 307.12 294.85 191.00 598.50 10.94 780.00 565.30 241.00 9.48 427.90 200.20 141.60 113.36 186.00 106.70 169.0526883.88 182.80 123.70 566.45 714.77 622.00 355.10 110.00 46.13 159.00 102.30 368.85 36.54 1611.45 315.15 358.05 58.01 475.00 260.25 Low Qty 52 WH 5 12 7 20 17 10 20 BSE Cl 327.70 203.35 81.65 119.30 229.90 145.00 173.20 608.25 O ............................................... Oberoi 857.05 856.25 858.10 866.70 849.60 354.86 1088.40 726.25 52 856.55 OdishaCeme [2] 1935.60 1909.00 1937.25 1959.00 1898.50 321.36 1989.00 1212.60 178 1909.75 Oil Country 14.40 14.30 14.75 15.00 14.10 10.40 25.70 7.14 1 14.20 Oil India 259.15 254.80 258.05 258.10 253.85 1400.14 306.00 168.30 4 254.80 OlectrGrnTec 413.85 399.00 413.35 423.35 396.80 830.25 747.20 396.80 Omaxe 58.90 58.30 59.25 59.60 57.80 138.57 114.75 56.60 58.25 OMDC [1] 2639.95 2604.50 2680.00 2680.00 2601.10 1.47 3672.45 2270.00 2600.10 OmInfraLtd 40.25 38.80 40.75 40.75 38.20 99.65 50.40 27.50 One97Commn 630.50 623.05 632.00 636.70 616.55 2326.95 844.70 438.35 OnePntOneSol 16.00 16.35 16.25 16.50 15.80 385.38 18.20 8.80 ONGC [5] 154.85 154.10 154.90 155.90 153.45 7599.93 194.60 119.80 4 154.10 OnMobile 72.45 71.35 73.25 73.60 71.05 528.05 190.90 71.00 71 71.35 Onward Te 298.90 299.05 305.80 305.80 296.50 4.51 428.15 223.00 58 296.00 OptimusInfra 259.30 264.60 260.95 274.80 259.15 177.29 436.00 207.55 86 264.80 OracleFinSer [5] 3239.15 3200.60 3249.95 3264.20 3195.00 44.32 3749.65 2883.80 16 3203.70 Oricon Enter [2] 21.80 21.00 21.80 21.80 20.75 121.10 40.15 20.85 17 21.15 Orient Bell 526.85 523.10 511.00 529.65 511.00 3.67 831.00 335.15 24 526.95 Orient Cem [1] 118.80 119.60 119.05 120.65 119.05 198.31 160.05 95.65 19 119.75 Orient Grn 8.50 8.35 8.50 8.60 8.25 1657.16 15.88 6.80 8.38 Orient Htls [1] 79.70 80.05 79.95 82.00 79.10 798.74 88.05 43.20 34 80.20 Orient Pap [1] 38.55 38.05 38.60 38.85 37.90 472.34 46.30 19.80 17 38.05 Orient Pres 58.05 57.80 58.10 58.60 57.00 6.38 86.60 53.25 57.60 Orient Tri 6.75 6.75 7.00 7.05 6.65 57.27 17.40 6.42 6.80 OrientAbr [1] 25.30 24.40 25.45 25.80 24.05 68.39 36.25 24.25 24.65 OrientalCar 661.50 662.20 671.20 673.45 660.00 3.64 989.80 651.00 18 661.05 OrientElect 278.55 277.25 278.55 278.55 269.30 378.63 358.00 244.00 OrisaBengCar 59.90 62.30 61.00 65.80 59.65 109.64 164.80 58.15 OSIA HYPER RET 210.45 210.45 205.00 214.95 201.15 8.97 347.90 201.10 Oswal Chem 24.25 23.45 24.45 24.50 23.15 219.56 33.30 20.00 13 23.55 OswalAgroMil 33.50 32.65 33.15 33.65 32.20 63.52 55.05 24.40 32.50 P ............................................... P&GHealth P&S Bk Page Ind PaisaloDigit [1] PalredTech Pan.Petro [2] Panac.Bio [1] ParadepPhosp ParagMilk ParasDef&Spc ParDrugs&Che Parsvnath [5] PasuptiAcryl Patel Eng [1] Patel Int PBFintech PC Jewl PCBL PDS Pearl Glo Peninsula [2] Pennar Ind [5] Persistnt Petronet PFC Pfizer PG Elec PGHH Phoenx.Mil [2] PidiliteInd [1] PIIndustries [1] PIL Italica [1] Pilani Inv Pion.Emb PiramalPharm Pirmal.Ent [2] PittiEngg [5] PixTransmisn PNB Gilts PNB Housing PNC Infratec [2] PoddarPigmen Pokarna Ltd [2] Poly.Medi [5] PolycabIndia Polyplex PonawalaFinC Ponnie Sug Power Mech PowerGrid Praj Ind [2] Prajay PrakashPipes Praksh.Ind Praksh.Stl [1] PratapSnack [5] PraxisHomeR [5] PrecisionCam Precsn.Wre [1] PremierExplo PremPolyfilm[5] Pressman [2] Prestige Est PRICOL [1] Prime Foc [1] PrincPipeFit PrismJohnson PritikAutoIn PriviSpecial ProzoneIntu [2] PrudentCorp PSPProjects PTC PTC Ind Fin PTL Ent [1] PudumjePap[1] Pun.Natl.Bk [2] Punj.Chem Punj.Mohta Puravankra [5] PVP Ven PVR 4585.65 26.00 38573.55 63.95 158.40 308.20 122.10 55.70 80.00 490.90 150.55 7.45 28.85 13.70 12.95 490.45 24.75 120.10 336.95 415.30 12.70 80.25 5062.05 215.80 147.25 3827.30 1297.20 13682.20 1297.55 2320.05 3336.45 7.50 1793.45 34.65 88.75 842.30 307.00 760.40 60.85 580.85 313.35 269.15 353.90 924.45 3002.65 1485.45 312.00 492.75 2125.05 215.80 356.05 12.65 157.70 58.20 4.50 789.55 24.25 102.50 67.60 370.70 89.00 62.50 437.35 205.60 68.05 575.70 103.00 16.40 975.25 25.80 881.85 672.60 90.05 15.70 31.60 39.75 49.50 903.30 19.95 85.00 8.00 1658.60 4603.50 25.80 38648.60 61.90 151.65 309.95 122.35 55.20 79.60 491.05 150.20 7.35 30.40 13.80 12.60 498.10 23.55 120.75 337.60 426.35 12.80 80.50 4968.00 213.45 149.60 3820.45 1381.70 13698.45 1290.65 2331.85 3269.05 7.30 1785.70 33.85 86.55 826.85 306.55 777.45 61.05 570.65 308.70 267.85 332.35 938.90 3041.35 1487.35 308.45 481.50 2157.55 217.20 355.05 12.55 157.05 56.95 4.65 799.30 23.85 101.25 67.15 361.95 89.50 63.45 414.35 204.25 70.75 574.15 102.70 16.00 976.35 24.50 869.70 689.70 94.40 15.65 31.00 40.05 49.05 883.65 19.70 84.60 7.70 1654.35 4575.00 26.10 38573.55 63.95 155.10 307.50 122.50 55.70 80.00 491.00 155.00 7.50 28.70 13.75 13.10 492.00 23.55 119.75 340.00 419.65 13.15 81.00 5085.00 217.40 147.50 3834.95 1300.10 13677.05 1298.00 2330.00 3340.00 7.45 1803.50 34.65 89.10 842.00 307.50 764.70 61.30 582.40 310.50 267.00 351.10 922.45 3009.90 1492.90 312.60 497.70 2125.00 217.55 356.00 13.40 156.80 58.30 4.55 801.35 24.50 102.85 68.55 383.95 89.00 63.65 437.85 207.00 68.55 576.00 102.95 16.50 985.00 26.20 888.50 669.95 89.25 15.60 31.55 40.00 49.70 903.60 19.40 85.15 8.20 1665.45 4630.00 26.45 39069.65 64.05 159.90 311.95 123.40 55.85 80.65 495.45 155.00 7.55 30.60 14.30 13.15 508.80 23.55 122.15 349.75 428.95 13.25 82.25 5135.00 217.40 151.90 3839.90 1396.50 13706.95 1299.35 2335.00 3352.45 7.55 1810.00 34.80 89.15 845.00 310.95 780.00 61.30 584.05 314.40 271.00 357.40 947.45 3065.80 1502.00 317.90 497.70 2169.00 218.75 357.20 13.40 160.00 58.55 4.75 806.95 24.75 103.50 68.55 383.95 92.75 64.00 438.00 208.75 73.00 580.20 104.20 16.55 988.95 26.35 888.50 693.00 94.55 15.75 31.65 40.65 50.00 904.50 20.50 86.20 8.20 1687.95 4570.00 11.24 25.50 1454.77 38226.05 14.88 60.80 947.87 149.85 28.81 304.00 39.74 122.00 24.10 55.00 904.13 78.00 232.07 488.00 65.05 147.00 7.17 7.30 121.21 28.50 42.22 13.70 3705.41 12.50 228.67 489.25 1061.28 23.55 1405.06 118.95 2277.90 336.00 80.95 415.20 5.70 12.70 104.41 77.00 4687.23 4958.85 406.67 212.30 1303.39 147.00 5681.87 3812.00 3.26 1295.00 135.19 13570.10 3.51 1284.00 78.36 2306.00 256.94 3240.00 390.08 7.20 167.50 1774.10 0.99 33.10 54.15 85.70 2542.98 823.50 2187.22 304.20 48.53 760.10 10.03 60.80 65.72 566.20 375.55 307.00 443.35 264.10 6.28 329.85 64.95 920.00 45.13 2991.55 211.48 1478.45 52.40 307.20 1982.17 479.50 22.14 2092.25 46.67 216.05 5026.08 353.25 241.15 12.45 289.40 156.00 43.67 56.60 464.54 4.50 592.38 780.20 5.01 23.25 30.33 101.00 27.33 66.70 85.56 353.05 5.35 88.10 23.89 60.50 62.27 411.70 498.04 202.10 2783.55 67.95 46.55 572.35 40.36 102.05 206.33 15.90 218.14 972.00 13.34 24.25 499.45 865.00 10.73 665.55 111.95 89.25 1452.90 15.40 596.10 30.95 77.43 39.50 72.04 48.8051854.29 878.65 13.37 19.40 12.44 83.65 114.96 7.50 346.17 1641.00 397.28 4854.45 3870.10 44.65 12.50 54262.30 37138.95 97.20 56.15 234.00 113.80 424.75 212.50 215.40 119.70 72.00 37.45 131.75 65.50 811.00 488.00 199.65 131.75 20.30 6.70 48.00 28.50 26.80 13.55 21.00 11.05 825.05 356.20 104.90 18.65 241.70 94.75 2041.30 280.00 615.05 327.25 18.30 9.05 82.20 31.05 5131.15 3091.65 232.25 190.30 161.90 97.15 4662.35 3761.15 1394.05 560.55 16466.40 12751.00 1620.00 884.30 2916.85 1988.60 3698.50 2352.95 11.21 7.10 2130.00 1509.95 60.25 30.20 178.95 82.60 1306.09 785.00 374.90 202.00 1140.50 702.00 78.95 58.15 612.00 312.00 354.55 219.35 338.30 231.00 787.50 331.20 1044.40 652.30 3143.40 2043.85 2870.00 1415.15 343.80 209.15 581.00 207.00 2410.00 805.15 248.25 186.35 461.50 289.05 22.45 12.30 210.00 144.10 87.50 45.35 7.30 4.01 1010.00 562.95 73.00 23.50 154.60 85.45 85.90 38.17 532.00 268.35 151.00 35.35 68.85 29.45 526.60 375.00 219.00 96.45 102.00 60.35 730.00 510.00 143.80 96.75 21.00 10.45 2199.90 871.05 39.70 19.50 1108.00 460.95 775.55 458.90 117.50 67.75 20.60 12.40 38.45 27.15 55.50 31.00 62.05 28.05 1565.35 880.00 32.40 17.00 120.10 77.90 12.20 4.52 2211.55 1484.40 15 25.80 63 38646.20 32 61.95 150.85 10 310.30 122.50 79.50 7.35 9 13.80 12.72 23.65 22 425.05 3 12.83 26 80.60 51 4969.30 10 213.40 4 149.55 33 3817.55 55 1381.70 88 13668.00 93 1291.00 97 2331.25 44 3269.85 7.28 12 1792.80 33.45 6 827.45 18 306.55 61.15 10 570.00 14 307.85 11 267.35 332.60 56 936.75 10 1487.10 10 481.60 18 2154.50 10 217.05 31 354.35 12.52 6 57.00 4.63 790.15 23.85 15 101.70 18 67.10 70 360.05 29 119.85 36 63.05 33 415.05 26 203.80 70.90 102.50 24.65 18 691.15 8 94.40 6 15.60 17 31.00 9 39.95 35 49.10 14 882.05 19.60 28 84.50 2 7.69 1652.40 Q 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Quess Corp QuickHealTec 373.35 150.45 381.80 151.45 373.85 151.35 384.00 152.35 373.40 150.15 168.94 20.18 728.30 351.45 225.30 143.95 33 381.60 19 151.35 R ............................................... R Sys Intl [1] RADIANCASH Radico [2] RadikaJwlTec RagegainTrvl RailTelCorp RailVikasNgm Rain Ind [2] RainbowChild Raj.Exp [1] RajnandniMet RajratanGlbl Rajsr.Sug RajsrePolypk Rallis [1] Rama Steel [1] RamaPhosphat Ramco Cem [1] Ramco Ind [1] Ramco Sys Ramk.Forg [2] Ramky Inf RamRatnaWire Rana Sug Rane (M) Rane Brk Rane Hld RatanindiaEn Ratnamani [2] RattanIndPow Raymond RBL Bank RCF RECL Redington [2] Refex Ref Rel.Ind.Inf Rel.Infra Relaxo [1] RelChemoInd RelHomeFin Reliance Religare Remsons RenaisncGlob Repco Home Repro Resp.Ind [1] RestBrndAsia Revathi RHIMagnesInd Rico Auto [1] RitcoLogistc RITES RKECProjects RolexRings Rollatainers [1] RosariBiotec Rossell [2] RotoPumps RouteMobile Royal Orchd RPG Life [8] RPower RPP Infra RPSGVentures RS Soft [5] 253.15 98.20 1108.95 188.15 369.40 112.50 66.35 164.25 745.90 737.60 13.40 749.95 41.85 162.60 205.75 33.05 206.10 738.05 138.60 215.25 274.50 268.90 155.60 22.30 457.30 698.85 958.40 40.10 2103.45 3.40 1332.75 158.75 109.30 113.55 178.95 266.20 849.30 123.65 770.75 139.75 2.90 2414.40 149.15 219.95 92.85 214.75 376.10 126.20 99.40 1255.20 643.45 73.60 142.80 330.45 60.20 1976.75 1.20 678.15 272.55 579.70 1325.95 245.60 867.65 10.95 41.80 427.35 25.05 253.95 97.70 1093.00 187.40 365.90 111.70 64.95 162.85 754.15 719.65 13.25 755.75 40.85 167.10 206.60 34.55 202.75 735.00 138.65 225.65 276.00 259.75 155.70 22.30 468.40 687.70 952.00 40.05 2204.80 3.35 1290.30 158.85 108.75 113.95 177.65 264.35 846.10 120.80 789.80 142.45 2.85 2434.10 148.55 212.25 90.70 216.45 390.20 125.85 98.20 1191.40 633.75 72.45 141.25 322.20 56.85 1988.45 1.15 676.10 262.50 567.65 1333.30 239.40 852.45 10.60 42.00 422.35 24.60 254.45 97.15 1107.90 189.00 369.85 112.10 66.35 164.30 745.00 729.00 13.50 753.70 41.85 161.25 205.75 33.00 206.05 741.50 137.65 216.30 274.90 270.15 159.00 22.20 456.40 698.65 959.95 40.35 2135.00 3.40 1340.00 159.55 109.60 113.55 179.50 270.70 849.50 124.20 773.80 140.50 2.90 2424.00 148.50 219.95 92.90 215.95 380.30 128.70 100.05 1269.00 645.40 73.90 142.00 331.25 60.00 1985.00 1.20 680.60 274.00 580.40 1329.00 242.30 866.40 11.00 42.40 429.95 25.15 254.70 100.70 1115.65 196.90 373.15 113.65 66.60 165.25 760.00 742.65 13.50 773.80 42.70 173.05 207.95 34.70 208.20 748.65 139.50 233.30 279.85 270.60 160.00 22.55 474.00 701.70 969.95 40.80 2229.00 3.45 1340.00 160.95 110.35 115.40 179.80 274.70 851.95 124.55 792.20 143.60 2.95 2446.80 151.40 219.95 93.55 216.90 405.50 128.70 100.05 1272.40 651.00 74.35 146.90 333.25 61.90 2018.00 1.20 681.10 278.40 585.55 1348.50 247.95 882.40 11.15 42.50 430.40 25.15 252.05 29.94 97.15 80.95 1089.00 73.26 181.80 166.01 363.30 168.10 111.25 550.67 64.25 7580.17 162.40 896.01 745.00 110.55 713.10 299.62 13.15 67.46 751.55 28.63 40.60 30.57 161.25 28.86 205.20 104.07 32.95 4793.90 201.55 22.78 717.80 613.57 137.65 41.44 215.00 226.68 274.15 160.90 251.50 60.87 155.05 19.51 22.20 139.03 452.30 27.91 680.00 5.13 945.10 4.90 39.80 917.41 2114.00 249.42 3.35 5054.67 1285.10 222.07 157.40 4322.01 108.25 2036.13 112.60 4220.68 177.00 466.97 262.05 89.10 841.00 98.50 120.00 763.74 772.00 115.05 138.85 4.27 2.85 263.38 2412.35 6143.30 147.40 182.80 212.00 2.37 90.00 90.80 212.20 110.34 373.00 39.42 124.50 8.05 98.00 297.23 1186.00 8.50 626.20 362.19 72.00 342.22 140.00 9.85 321.00 303.81 56.00 82.17 1960.00 23.81 1.15 542.46 675.00 14.91 261.10 34.34 560.10 14.60 1328.00 99.87 238.00 24.24 849.10 24.32 10.5013862.21 41.50 59.21 421.05 8.09 24.00 18.13 307.00 116.80 1229.90 290.45 418.00 148.70 84.10 226.95 886.45 1028.40 488.20 1409.90 70.45 268.00 289.15 46.10 364.40 838.60 246.00 374.45 288.00 355.55 511.85 44.35 505.00 821.65 1049.00 59.65 2511.00 6.65 1644.00 189.20 144.80 126.30 202.20 335.00 1257.70 201.35 1301.00 260.10 6.65 2855.00 192.30 302.90 874.90 277.00 540.00 198.70 137.80 1299.25 892.90 95.00 255.00 433.20 76.95 2198.80 3.01 1052.85 384.75 606.70 1728.00 317.80 1012.45 24.95 52.90 690.00 39.50 P C C C m 13.44 700.85 254.50 18.70 1.39 458.05 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Taj GVK [2] Take Sol [1] Talbros Tanla Sol [1] Tarmat TarsonsProd TastyBiteEat Tata Chem Tata Cof [1] 180.50 180.50 181.45 181.95 179.20 19.00 19.05 19.00 19.40 18.95 478.00 462.50 482.80 482.80 460.00 665.20 646.45 665.00 674.85 642.00 61.55 63.60 62.25 65.35 61.00 611.20 612.70 611.00 625.45 609.00 9106.70 9044.00 9197.75 9197.75 8922.00 1010.95 1000.25 1012.00 1017.95 998.00 209.35 210.70 210.50 212.00 208.70 C m P C C Goyalalum 252.00 Grauer& Weil[1] 95.70 Greenpanel [1] 285.70 Grinfra [5] 1153.80 Grwrhitech 617.95 Happstmnds [2] 905.60 Hariompipe 423.40 Harsha 357.95 Hemiprop 97.30 Heranba 327.60 High Energy [2] 347.15 Hindwareap [2] 392.80 Hitech 869.10 Hleglas [2] 550.20 Homefirst [2] 759.00 Hpal 341.50 Icsl [1] 4.62 Ifl 152.60 Iiflsec [2] 58.95 IndagRubber[2] 102.60 Indiamart 4747.70 Indian Info. [1] 1.51 Indigopnts 1049.35 Inoxgreen 43.70 Int.Conveyor [1] 56.95 Inter St.Fin [1] 2.40 Ion Exchange 3245.65 Ipl [1] 215.85 Ircon [2] 53.25 Irctc [2] 641.95 Irfc 28.45 Isec [5] 469.30 Isgec [1] 451.45 Jct Ltd [2] 2.36 Jmdvl 13.62 Johnpharma [1] 0.56 Jublingrea [1] 458.70 255.00 94.45 283.85 1127.75 618.80 908.20 423.20 358.90 97.20 340.25 348.40 389.55 863.70 552.15 734.70 334.40 5.47 155.90 57.90 106.55 4768.35 1.50 1056.15 44.25 56.10 2.33 3374.90 215.05 51.95 642.65 28.20 479.15 443.80 2.42 13.48 0.55 457.90 40.44 235.50 142.89 39.95 57.30 592.15 242.49 1650.00 136.60 72.30 187.12 914.45 0.5514400.00 574.84 1214.65 149.32 251.50 121.40 18.75 378.15 584.80 41.45 538.70 8012.60 773.90 181.70 17 14 47 22 90 24 35 180.80 19.05 462.80 646.75 63.65 9050.15 1000.30 210.75 Company Tata Com Tata Elxsi Tata Inv Tata M DVR [2] Tata Metlk Tata Motors [2] Tata Steel [1] TataConsuPro TataPowerC [1] TataStlLngPr TatvaChinPha TCI Express [2] TCNSClothing TCPLPackage TCS [1] TD Power [2] TeamleaseSvc TechMahindr [5] Technocr TechnoEle&En TegaIndust TejasNetwork TemboGlblInd TeraSoftware Tex.Pipe Tex.Rail [1] Thanga.Jwl The Byke Hos TheAnupEngg TheInvstTrst Themis TheNewIndA [5] Thermax [2] Thiru.Chem [1] Thom.Cook [1] ThyrocareTec Tidewater [2] Tilakngr Ind Time Tech [1] Timken Tinplate TIPS FILMS Tips Ind TirpathiForg Tita.Wag [2] TitanCompa [1] TMB TN News TN Petro Tor.Pwr TorrentPhar [5] TotalTranspt Tou.Fin.Cor TPL Plastech [2] TracxnTech Trans.Corp [2] Tree Hse TrejharaSolu Trent [1] TRF Trib Bhimji Trident [1] Trigyn TRIL [1] Triv.Eng [1] Triv.Tur [1] TrucapFin TTK Prst [1] TTKHealtcare TTML TubeInvIndia TV Today [5] TV18 Br [2] TVS Elec TVS Mot [1] TVS Sri WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 2023 Prev Close Open High 1238.25 6666.90 2107.05 221.85 777.25 443.00 112.35 721.80 203.80 658.65 1967.20 1533.60 467.55 1373.50 3487.30 136.60 2518.30 1144.20 1051.20 355.80 640.50 601.95 160.65 40.30 54.45 46.85 1011.55 42.20 1131.10 83.30 1335.10 103.40 2015.20 186.10 64.80 474.90 969.70 113.55 83.90 3147.05 324.70 408.05 1618.95 14.35 218.35 2474.15 451.75 225.65 83.65 511.45 1481.85 130.40 72.40 32.65 78.45 649.30 13.55 64.20 1343.85 166.70 71.05 31.95 99.50 60.05 279.35 299.85 60.70 755.75 936.05 63.80 2471.40 216.65 32.50 337.65 1130.70 2896.40 1230.45 6661.75 2066.60 219.85 783.80 436.50 113.15 726.20 207.95 657.80 1960.55 1546.95 460.65 1355.35 3451.00 134.00 2516.90 1134.45 1082.85 349.05 632.50 602.90 160.10 39.50 54.30 46.20 1011.20 41.45 1164.20 81.30 1328.45 104.95 2000.10 186.15 64.80 479.00 961.95 114.75 88.50 3055.20 325.95 403.15 1562.60 14.10 211.15 2463.60 455.40 225.80 82.15 517.95 1484.95 132.25 72.30 32.15 76.60 650.60 12.55 66.10 1338.10 167.80 69.25 31.55 104.35 59.25 275.85 306.20 65.50 745.40 923.85 59.70 2547.75 215.70 32.35 339.60 1125.80 2863.35 1236.05 6699.00 2114.65 223.35 776.00 445.20 112.90 725.45 204.85 659.80 1960.00 1541.30 467.00 1370.00 3494.00 137.50 2530.90 1146.00 1064.90 353.00 637.50 598.00 160.25 40.30 54.45 46.80 1011.55 42.00 1129.65 84.45 1330.40 102.70 2025.00 185.70 65.05 477.95 974.95 114.55 83.90 3149.00 326.35 410.10 1609.95 14.50 220.00 2485.95 455.50 226.50 84.00 513.00 1484.85 132.70 72.80 33.10 78.50 652.55 13.60 64.85 1343.00 168.90 71.95 31.90 99.50 60.00 280.70 301.20 60.70 755.75 947.75 64.05 2467.00 218.75 32.50 338.00 1134.00 2900.85 1252.30 6712.20 2134.55 223.90 790.60 445.20 114.20 730.00 209.75 671.10 1973.80 1565.00 470.30 1396.40 3508.90 139.95 2549.95 1151.95 1096.70 355.00 638.25 619.60 161.70 40.65 54.90 46.85 1023.00 42.55 1182.90 84.45 1331.95 107.40 2038.95 187.05 65.95 484.00 979.00 115.95 89.60 3151.25 330.30 421.45 1631.85 15.10 220.00 2485.95 458.95 228.95 84.45 520.20 1496.55 133.90 73.00 33.10 78.60 661.50 13.90 67.45 1357.45 170.80 71.95 32.00 107.80 60.40 280.75 310.55 66.25 759.55 947.75 64.50 2577.15 218.75 32.60 345.35 1138.95 2910.80 52 WH 52 WL PE 1228.00 149.28 1429.95 6645.25 56.1310760.40 2050.00 67.41 2886.50 219.05 1617.27 260.35 776.00 53.30 921.75 435.25 8957.93 500.35 112.7529830.86 138.63 722.05 673.45 861.15 204.6015068.23 298.00 652.70 32.03 850.15 1925.40 8.20 2650.00 1533.30 11.67 2100.00 450.50 93.12 888.60 1350.00 5.48 1802.00 3444.75 1139.54 3835.50 132.45 343.49 149.80 2500.00 39.29 4385.95 1131.05 3494.29 1574.80 1059.05 26.71 1235.00 346.10 135.93 391.00 620.00 50.84 669.75 580.35 712.64 773.00 159.70 182.18 298.80 39.00 10.20 62.90 53.90 21.74 92.25 46.10 621.29 65.30 1003.00 2.00 1350.00 41.20 27.73 56.90 1129.65 28.32 1202.85 81.05 8.06 126.95 1313.00 1.73 1434.25 102.70 1183.17 142.30 1992.05 100.40 2678.50 184.30 88.42 318.90 64.40 178.26 91.35 474.75 49.07 920.65 960.05 14.87 1389.55 113.05 412.48 127.05 82.50 1676.04 125.90 3042.00 28.14 3760.80 325.05 114.80 443.15 398.10 5.74 680.00 1551.65 7.96 2052.14 13.90 1683.30 25.60 210.60 262.83 240.00 2450.50 750.27 2790.00 450.55 40.27 548.50 224.15 120.45 283.45 81.80 85.64 134.35 507.60 898.39 609.90 1475.90 310.44 1722.70 130.25 13.75 202.55 71.90 215.10 95.00 32.00 24.63 43.50 76.10 407.27 103.40 640.10 39.96 844.55 12.30 51.13 25.70 64.00 16.23 95.95 1329.65 575.42 1571.00 166.45 29.51 374.35 68.70 102.80 85.50 31.35 3546.37 58.00 99.50 404.28 168.30 58.65 345.68 82.25 275.10 161.51 374.00 298.10 2276.66 310.50 60.15 4097.58 111.80 743.40 42.81 1051.00 920.00 5.57 1105.90 59.05 5525.30 210.00 2456.00 196.02 3046.20 214.15 132.27 430.65 32.15 3600.93 82.55 336.00 125.49 448.00 1114.50 1622.53 1177.00 2850.00 4.26 3700.00 Low Qty 856.00 5708.10 1218.00 179.85 622.45 366.05 82.71 650.20 190.00 534.00 1900.00 1383.75 431.25 642.35 2926.00 65.80 2172.00 944.10 689.65 224.00 397.00 360.60 83.80 31.65 49.00 29.15 926.50 28.30 615.90 81.05 692.00 78.20 1653.00 169.40 54.00 472.30 959.65 50.75 63.10 1714.80 291.00 398.10 1273.95 9.05 75.75 1827.15 423.00 118.80 80.00 416.00 1242.50 52.20 45.50 21.06 67.30 528.60 7.32 47.45 983.70 108.75 51.00 30.45 85.85 25.10 211.35 146.90 53.20 694.75 621.90 59.30 1441.95 210.40 31.60 166.45 513.00 1470.00 31 58 43 45 7 13 43 32 26 44 27 13 25 24 27 48 86 14 38 17 47 20 56 17 27 24 70 5 7 11 48 8 17 17 91 2 15 25 20 74 37 2 11 52 40 35 BSE Cl 1231.50 6662.20 2068.95 220.00 783.75 436.55 113.20 207.90 1549.65 3449.40 133.95 2519.90 1134.20 1087.25 39.30 54.50 46.25 1012.00 41.55 1324.50 105.15 2000.35 186.15 64.60 478.60 963.30 114.60 88.50 3058.05 326.05 1562.65 210.90 2464.05 226.10 82.15 517.35 1484.55 72.15 32.50 650.30 12.80 1337.30 168.50 69.35 31.55 104.20 59.25 276.45 306.25 745.05 926.70 59.75 215.40 32.35 339.40 1125.85 2865.50 U ............................................... UB [1] 1459.10 1464.35 1459.05 1473.85 1453.20 246.33 1805.00 1274.60 Ucal Fuel 112.50 120.35 118.20 127.60 116.40 549.21 149.40 102.40 Uco Bk 25.45 24.15 25.65 25.65 23.9515456.92 38.15 10.52 UdaipurCemen 30.45 30.95 30.35 31.20 30.35 111.38 41.20 25.40 Uflex 486.10 477.70 485.00 487.95 465.40 808.10 811.05 466.00 UFO Moviez 80.00 80.10 80.00 80.55 79.60 32.30 138.70 78.50 Ugar Sug [1] 97.85 96.45 97.90 99.00 95.25 382.81 116.00 40.00 UgroCapital 153.60 153.60 152.40 156.70 152.40 21.48 212.00 119.95 UjivanFinSer 262.45 263.40 263.45 266.80 261.35 130.82 313.30 96.10 UjjivanSFB 27.30 27.90 27.55 28.25 27.50 5023.62 33.50 13.50 UltraTech 7426.85 7340.55 7444.80 7485.00 7321.00 399.49 7489.00 5158.05 UmaExports 44.85 44.65 44.85 45.60 44.25 26.70 74.90 39.95 Unichm Lab [2] 325.90 324.70 327.55 330.15 322.80 33.94 467.00 226.00 Union Bk 70.40 69.55 70.60 70.85 69.15 7033.62 96.40 33.55 UnipartsInd 569.30 577.95 574.45 580.00 567.10 188.05 593.75 530.05 Uniph.Ent [2] 158.50 156.00 156.30 162.00 155.05 9.60 184.00 107.05 United Spr [2] 765.75 752.75 770.45 770.45 751.40 599.09 951.95 712.30 UnitedDrilng 228.50 225.70 225.15 231.80 225.15 12.95 578.00 218.00 Univ.Cab 363.30 381.35 366.95 386.00 360.10 332.14 386.00 122.85 UnivastIndia 90.20 88.80 90.20 92.00 88.50 10.73 121.75 57.35 UNO MINDA 510.70 502.90 511.40 512.00 500.40 789.27 1092.00 480.00 UPL [2] 757.95 747.15 761.75 764.10 744.30 1964.02 848.00 607.80 UrjaGlobal [1] 8.60 8.40 8.60 8.65 8.40 1026.25 20.99 8.40 Usha Mar [1] 180.65 175.55 180.75 182.50 175.00 428.17 209.00 81.95 UTIAMC 670.30 675.00 675.80 693.20 667.45 105.04 1025.95 595.00 Utm.Sug 254.40 252.10 254.40 257.90 250.75 71.96 337.30 182.00 79 18 18 14 21 37 7 28 56 21 30 25 8 1464.85 120.25 24.25 478.45 80.25 96.20 264.05 7344.00 324.45 69.50 156.20 752.95 380.90 746.50 8.42 175.65 251.10 V ............................................... V Mart V2 Retail VA T Wab [2] Vadilal VadivrSpeChe Vaibhav [2] VaishaliPhar Vakrang [1] ValiantOrgan Vard Text [2] Vard.Acry Vard.Hld Vard.SPC VarrocEngg VarunBevera Vascon Vaswani VaxtexCotfab Vedanta [1] VedantFashn Venky's VensPipe&Tub VenusRem VerandaLearn Vesuvius Veto Switch VGuard [1] VidhiSpclIng [1] VijayaDianos Vikas EcoTec [1] VikasLifecre Vimta Lab [2] Vinati Org [1] Vindh.Tel Vinyl Chm [1] VIP Ind [2] VIPClothing [2] Visagar [1] Visak.Ind VishalFabric VishnuChem [2] VishwarajSug VLS Fin Voltamp Voltas [1] VRL Logistic VST Ind VST Til 2484.15 86.60 326.35 2550.75 201.30 335.60 163.65 23.25 420.70 310.70 50.30 2720.60 343.40 258.15 1307.50 31.60 23.95 2.85 310.85 1212.45 1709.25 722.70 148.25 205.40 1790.85 95.70 246.10 330.40 401.75 3.00 4.00 309.35 1864.75 1646.10 367.35 661.65 42.20 1.00 383.25 20.20 288.85 15.95 163.75 2854.85 873.05 557.60 3106.55 2195.05 2450.75 87.60 323.45 2666.20 197.40 328.45 169.45 23.30 413.55 314.30 50.20 2667.35 327.80 264.40 1324.50 31.25 23.15 2.75 308.05 1168.90 1693.15 720.35 148.65 202.25 1794.45 93.20 250.85 329.95 389.70 3.00 4.00 318.60 1858.95 1651.15 369.55 660.65 42.95 1.00 386.30 19.85 293.80 15.85 161.40 2867.35 895.80 567.05 3134.60 2276.55 2496.60 85.30 327.70 2550.75 199.50 337.10 165.00 23.25 417.95 310.00 51.25 2664.15 339.50 258.10 1314.80 31.25 24.15 2.85 311.65 1205.00 1701.00 728.70 150.45 208.40 1807.90 96.80 246.15 327.50 401.80 3.00 4.05 308.05 1865.05 1656.60 370.00 669.00 42.20 1.00 386.85 20.45 288.90 15.90 162.05 2869.15 877.65 560.00 3122.00 2192.90 2523.80 88.00 328.00 2712.30 202.00 343.55 177.00 23.50 424.65 315.80 51.25 2800.00 344.00 267.80 1346.00 31.75 24.50 2.95 313.90 1232.00 1719.00 728.70 150.45 208.40 1816.20 97.00 258.80 334.00 412.00 3.05 4.05 323.80 1873.05 1664.95 376.05 672.15 44.00 1.10 388.85 20.65 295.20 15.95 164.50 2916.90 897.90 569.80 3145.25 2285.00 2436.50 12.21 85.30 148.82 322.30 122.54 2539.55 27.17 196.00 7.65 325.30 333.52 165.00 1133.68 23.20 1195.45 412.45 46.81 307.35 100.00 50.10 14.53 2650.00 0.91 326.00 64.68 251.00 311.74 1314.00 1790.72 31.05 251.55 22.75 83.40 2.75 409.30 307.00 6336.18 1140.00 133.72 1686.25 25.16 716.75 204.03 148.10 10.69 200.00 36.95 1787.05 7.09 92.50 60.95 245.00 499.04 327.50 11.88 387.25 175.32 2.95 3688.21 3.9515835.71 308.05 34.74 1850.95 16.03 1600.00 14.83 365.00 19.27 658.40 78.44 41.80 135.18 0.95 1760.57 382.30 27.92 19.50 120.72 287.00 49.88 15.85 200.09 161.10 39.07 2851.35 6.43 873.05 2183.17 554.80 292.89 3114.95 2.80 2185.00 6.07 4026.95 174.00 374.90 3040.35 338.00 539.95 177.00 45.65 1090.00 564.59 359.40 3937.45 359.65 493.85 1432.05 42.00 28.50 37.35 440.75 1501.55 2465.00 774.85 378.90 380.00 1871.55 135.50 274.90 513.60 528.00 6.24 6.85 540.00 2372.95 1831.15 952.10 774.50 57.75 2.10 681.50 127.60 429.40 24.85 198.00 3686.00 1347.75 719.00 3865.40 2895.50 2406.00 183 2447.25 79.20 87.35 220.00 16 323.70 1055.25 27 2672.15 191.25 288.00 54 327.90 45.45 23.15 23.25 412.45 245.50 10 313.65 221.15 15 246.55 2551.00 57 2683.05 201.10 12 328.00 251.00 557.24 68 1324.65 18.60 13 31.45 15.20 8 23.05 2.50 206.10 7 308.05 790.20 1689.00 23 1695.35 325.00 145.00 8 148.60 175.00 906.00 36 1795.50 77.00 10 93.50 181.90 48 250.80 317.15 38 330.00 295.00 2.90 3.00 3.65 292.85 15 319.70 1675.00 43 1859.40 849.00 19 1652.10 219.00 16 371.00 506.00 55 661.90 20.70 43.25 0.92 1.00 373.60 8 385.75 18.15 241.00 14 293.35 15.00 115.00 6 161.65 1728.50 17 2868.90 737.60 54 894.70 398.15 29 565.70 2786.00 14 3135.85 2046.55 26 2265.20 W............................................... Walch.Ind [2] 61.80 62.75 62.15 63.20 61.60 52.67 80.50 44.30 Waterbase 71.30 70.80 71.20 71.90 70.05 32.36 99.10 66.45 Webel SL 81.15 81.30 81.95 82.95 81.00 76.98 141.10 67.30 Weizman 101.35 100.60 101.00 103.20 100.00 11.40 132.15 42.30 Wels.Corp [5] 194.35 192.95 195.00 196.65 192.05 284.81 298.35 135.55 Wels.India [1] 70.65 70.75 69.95 71.25 69.95 305.56 115.80 62.30 Welspun Ent. 135.90 137.00 136.05 138.50 135.70 90.80 174.80 69.00 Wendt 8662.80 8694.55 8698.00 8790.00 8663.00 0.71 9156.00 4513.05 West C Pap [2] 500.50 497.15 503.35 503.40 496.25 61.58 663.80 215.00 WestlifeDevp 666.20 681.05 664.15 684.80 650.50 186.23 815.55 402.30 Wheels Ind 523.35 518.55 524.05 525.90 517.60 7.36 757.85 502.00 Whirlpool 1296.70 1297.95 1300.00 1309.00 1290.20 109.97 1905.10 1218.20 Win.Diamond[2] 42.60 43.95 42.75 45.20 42.70 101.49 57.35 28.15 WindlsBiotec 255.40 250.15 257.20 257.20 248.85 21.36 284.00 203.25 WinproIndust 3.55 3.50 3.50 3.60 3.50 75.72 7.25 3.25 Wipro [2] 407.05 402.75 407.40 408.00 402.10 2880.59 615.90 372.40 Wockhardt [5] 188.90 192.80 190.00 194.25 188.80 412.60 374.14 184.50 WonderlaHoli 423.20 417.25 425.80 430.00 413.30 185.20 455.00 201.05 22 8 62 12 50 6 18 79 16 18 19 62.75 81.60 100.30 193.25 70.60 137.25 8718.05 497.75 519.30 1299.45 43.95 402.75 193.00 415.60 XZ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Xchang 60.00 59.10 59.95 60.35 58.10 78.09 95.80 XelpmocD&T 135.50 134.80 133.00 138.75 133.00 19.32 321.95 Xpro India 553.05 540.00 551.15 562.95 536.50 35.41 1116.01 YaariDigiInt 13.30 13.15 13.60 13.65 13.05 143.33 79.90 Yes Bk [2] 16.60 16.70 16.75 17.00 16.45 173188.89 24.75 Zee Ent [1] 214.95 210.65 215.80 215.80 210.00 3065.06 308.65 Zee Learn [1] 4.25 3.85 3.85 4.00 3.85 2756.83 15.75 Zee Med [1] 10.10 9.80 10.15 10.20 9.15 3784.56 25.15 Zen Tech. [1] 251.35 256.75 253.70 261.80 251.50 3275.54 261.75 ZenithSteel 4.65 4.65 4.70 4.70 4.55 114.53 6.10 ZensarTec [2] 271.20 293.45 273.00 295.90 270.35 8435.98 394.50 ZFComVeCtrSy 10189.6010196.4510270.0010270.0010127.70 1.1910924.05 ZimLabs 73.65 75.20 75.00 76.40 72.10 15.80 373.05 ZodiacEnergy 104.45 104.45 106.00 106.90 103.70 8.18 159.40 ZOMATO 54.60 55.35 54.60 56.15 54.40 100106.05 88.70 ZotaHealthCr 305.95 311.05 309.75 314.00 304.95 6.46 377.65 Zuari Ag 142.35 144.00 142.70 146.05 142.35 27.84 218.40 ZuariIndus 119.25 116.15 119.90 120.30 115.00 79.09 216.85 ZydusLifescn 464.45 468.45 466.70 472.30 463.30 693.83 482.25 ZydusWel 1445.45 1462.30 1453.05 1479.00 1441.15 16.18 1791.15 55.90 43 125.00 528.00 16 13.05 12.11 200.50 19 3.84 9.20 144.45 99 4.20 202.00 25 6876.50 72.10 100.00 40.60 224.95 110.95 115.00 319.00 1363.85 182 59.30 539.10 16.70 210.95 3.84 9.81 257.10 293.25 143.65 1456.45 Exchange Traded Funds Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl Axis Gold [1] AXISAMC AXISBNKETF 48.36 411.47 48.35 410.02 31.57 0.37 50.49 444.03 42.21 320.00 48.40 Company Prev AXISAMC AXISBPSETF AXISAMC AXISHCETF AXISAMC AXISILVER AXISAMC AXISTECETF AXISAMCAXISCETF AXISAMCAXISNIFTY Bank BeEs [1] Birla Gold Birla Nifty [100] BIRLASLAMC ABSLBANETF BIRLASLAMC SILVER BIRLASLAMCABSLNN50ET BIRLASLAMCBSLSENETFG BIRLASLAMCHEALTHY BIRLASLAMCMOMENTUM BIRLASLAMCNIFTYQLITY BIRLASLAMCTECH ConsConstCon DSPAMC DSPBANKETF DSPAMCDSPN50ETF DSPAMCDSPNEWETF DSPAMCDSPQ50ETF DSPAMCDSPSILVETF DSPBRAMCLIQUIDETF EDELAMC EBBETF0423 EDELAMC EBBETF0425 EDELAMC EBBETF0430 EDELAMC EBBETF0431 EDELAMC EBBETF0433 EDELAMCBBETF0432 Gold BeEs [1] Goldmanamc CPSEETF HangSengBees [1] HDFC Gold [1] HDFCAMC HBANKETF HDFCAMC HDFCBSE500 HDFCAMC HDFCGROWTH HDFCAMC HDFCLOWVOL HDFCAMC HDFCMID150 HDFCAMC HDFCMOMENT HDFCAMC HDFCNIFIT HDFCAMC HDFCPVTBAN HDFCAMC HDFCQUAL HDFCAMC HDFCSILVER HDFCAMC HDFCSML250 HDFCAMC HDFCVALUE HDFCAMCHDFCNEXT50 HDFCAMCHDFCNIF100 HDFCAmcNift [76] HDFCAmcSens IBULLSAMC IBMFNIFTY ICICIPRAMC ICICI10GS ICICIPRAMC ICICI500 ICICIPRAMC ICICIALPLV ICICIPRAMC ICICIAUTO ICICIPRAMC ICICIBANKP ICICIPRAMC ICICICOMMO ICICIPRAMC ICICIFMCG ICICIPRAMC ICICIM150 ICICIPRAMC ICICIPHARM ICICIPRAMC ICICITECH ICICIPRAMC IPRU5008 ICICIPRAMCBARATWIN ICICIPRAMCICICI5GSEC ICICIPRAMCICICICONSU ICICIPRAMCICICIFIN ICICIPRAMCICICIINFRA ICICIPRAMCICICILIQ ICICIPRAMCICICIMOM30 ICICIPRAMCICICINXT50 ICICIPRAMCICICISIL ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF IDBI Gold [100] IDFCAMCIDFNIFTYET Infra BeEs InvesIndGold [100] InvesInNifty Kotak Nifty [5] Kotak PSU Bk KOTAKMAMC KOTAKIT KOTAKMAMC KOTAKMID50 KOTAKMAMC KOTAKSILVE KOTAKMAMCKOTAKALP KOTAKMAMCKOTAKCONS KOTAKMAMCKOTAKLOVOL KOTAKMAMCKOTAKMNC KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF Kotal Gold [1] KOTKMAMCKTNV20ETF LICNAMCLICNFENGP LICNAMCLICNFESGP LICNAMCLICNFNHGP LICNAMCLICNMFET Liquid BeEs [1000] MIRAEAMC MAFANG MIRAEAMC MAMFGETF MIRAEAMCMAESGETF MIRAEAMCMAFSETF MIRAEAMCMAHKTECH MIRAEAMCMAM150ETF MIRAEAMCMAN50ETF MIRAEAMCMANXT50 MIRAEAMCMASPTOP50 MOTIAMCMOHEALTH MOTIAMCMOLOWVOL MOTIAMCMOMOMEN MOTIAMCMONQ50 MOTILALAMC G5 MOTILALAMCMOVALUE MOTIOSMIDCAP100ETF MOTIOSNASDAQ100ETF MOTIOSWALM50ETF NiftyBeEs [1] NiftyJrBeEs [1] NIPINDETFCONSUMP NIPINDETFDIVOPP NIPINDETFETFNV20 NIPINDETFIT NIPINDETFLONGTEGILT NIPINDETFMIDCAP150 NIPINDETFNIFTY100 NIPPONAMCNETFAUTO NIPPONAMCNETFPHA NIPPONAMCNETFSIL NIPPONINDNIMFXX PSU Bk BeEs [1] Qgold [2] Qnifty RELCAPAMCNETFGILT5Y RELCAPAMCNETFSDL26 SBIAMC SBIETFQLTY SBIAMC SETF10GILT SBIAMCSBIETFCON SBIAMCSBIETFIT SBIAMCSBIETFPB SBIETF Gold SBIETF NIFTY 50 SBIETF NIFTY BANK SBIETFNN50 Sharia BeEs TATAAML NPBET TATAAMLNETF TATAAMLTNIDETF UTI Gold [1] UTIAMC UTIBANKETF UTIAMC UTINIFT UTIAMC UTISENS UTIAMC UTISXN50 UTIAMCUTINEXT50 Close Open 10.75 78.05 67.58 322.96 74.15 190.16 412.84 51.18 20.11 40.96 67.80 39.30 58.62 7.79 18.42 14.32 31.88 142.15 40.83 180.90 204.55 159.98 65.85 1000.00 1218.15 1103.83 1241.48 1105.81 1005.10 1036.22 48.38 38.77 297.52 49.59 410.13 23.00 87.78 129.30 115.95 182.05 315.80 210.02 39.16 65.37 91.31 95.69 387.94 176.10 193.65 662.58 188.99 208.00 25.03 172.25 132.80 206.30 56.35 466.92 118.54 78.01 32.43 40.84 58.51 51.24 74.12 16.36 52.53 999.99 18.53 39.60 67.71 49.81 95.51 104.57 192.10 194.52 670.30 5210.05 190.56 536.14 5051.35 1986.05 190.79 373.99 32.25 87.33 66.11 25.49 73.25 13.43 19.33 413.63 48.44 106.29 192.42 660.50 188.82 22.74 999.99 45.46 83.18 29.04 18.39 15.26 11.66 186.08 386.35 27.35 22.37 24.71 36.72 55.44 50.54 48.21 32.60 100.02 180.20 195.59 406.09 80.12 49.89 107.16 32.58 23.21 118.74 183.29 132.96 12.22 65.33 110.96 41.79 48.15 1890.45 50.75 110.67 150.04 207.80 74.09 324.60 208.78 49.71 184.91 409.14 402.70 413.78 211.26 185.98 56.66 48.40 41.49 1908.45 647.83 48.56 40.49 High 10.74 77.53 67.19 320.02 74.96 189.98 411.90 50.75 20.09 40.78 67.46 39.51 58.86 7.79 18.34 14.22 31.57 142.59 40.70 180.53 204.37 160.28 65.42 1000.00 1218.16 1105.46 1242.41 1104.07 1005.89 1034.36 48.26 39.03 296.57 49.48 408.40 23.62 88.70 131.01 115.75 181.19 310.50 207.52 38.72 65.05 93.48 95.78 383.27 176.80 193.38 661.73 187.74 208.00 25.00 172.79 132.46 206.00 56.25 468.53 117.98 77.69 32.16 40.76 58.53 51.40 73.71 16.34 52.67 999.99 18.53 39.50 67.54 49.50 95.82 104.21 192.59 193.97 670.01 5169.55 190.31 535.82 5019.15 1978.00 190.65 368.36 32.09 86.58 65.50 25.33 73.22 13.44 19.44 411.79 48.36 105.62 192.25 659.46 188.12 22.74 1000.00 45.46 83.20 29.12 18.41 14.77 11.69 186.56 386.55 27.59 22.13 24.55 36.75 55.43 50.48 48.29 32.47 99.75 180.25 195.26 405.69 79.99 49.62 106.89 32.33 23.20 118.30 183.47 132.94 12.17 65.12 111.20 41.05 47.98 1889.17 50.72 110.63 150.25 207.01 73.97 322.46 208.70 49.50 184.60 408.50 401.72 410.37 211.29 187.19 56.59 48.15 41.11 1901.11 646.00 49.15 40.45 Low Qty 15.63 1.26 4.08 1.93 0.05 5.64 406.27 3.65 47.79 9.87 31.93 0.97 0.15 33.43 0.53 16.01 5.14 160.09 0.84 0.58 2.07 2.06 0.64 36.81 2.98 16.51 24.40 5.80 2.57 3.49 1890.55 1382.39 13.44 124.38 1.77 12.45 0.36 0.20 3.81 0.33 0.92 1.10 3.98 21.61 2.57 1.40 0.29 0.59 28.93 4.82 0.10 0.06 25.24 29.36 3.00 3.68 0.37 0.77 12.05 4.60 216.60 36.93 162.03 0.83 3.01 10.52 4.77 287.67 35.82 49.59 165.28 337.41 5.05 20.76 3.35 420.84 1.91 0.07 0.12 2.33 0.01 0.00 22.56 71.67 40.24 0.19 0.85 230.75 0.12 1.60 0.75 150.86 72.02 10.03 0.21 0.01 0.15 6.95 986.73 248.68 2.34 5.85 66.14 598.81 1677.66 4.24 4.31 44.34 0.11 4.51 23.22 9.34 0.22 0.03 54.91 706.35 1.41 1372.75 99.95 10.14 7.14 7.79 2139.11 14.37 55.76 13.59 29.99 1763.68 540.93 0.05 2850.47 16.31 0.20 202.13 0.79 3.36 0.37 4.52 3.14 0.68 166.07 125.60 26.27 7.96 0.65 0.31 0.46 1.77 38.47 17.94 1.45 1.63 2.61 24.00 52 WH 12.00 101.00 74.10 375.98 85.00 201.26 446.37 56.50 5400.00 49.99 78.50 50.20 70.10 9.00 24.89 21.16 38.50 166.40 51.00 190.60 218.97 189.00 75.00 1010.00 1433.28 1173.50 1277.70 1158.70 1013.99 1156.00 50.49 39.42 332.00 51.81 473.10 25.75 104.00 150.00 117.00 211.00 361.57 229.99 41.80 70.44 94.00 99.00 508.00 214.96 204.50 719.99 220.26 213.00 29.00 200.00 136.98 225.60 71.99 500.00 139.00 92.88 417.70 404.97 66.10 52.85 83.70 20.46 61.22 1199.20 220.00 52.60 79.50 53.05 117.95 117.90 223.49 216.40 701.13 5400.00 234.00 2050.00 5579.90 2255.00 1997.00 488.00 38.49 99.50 81.00 38.00 95.00 16.64 24.51 464.09 50.50 114.99 206.90 696.00 214.70 27.11 1001.61 55.20 95.50 32.70 20.65 18.18 14.54 199.99 488.00 32.99 27.95 129.00 225.34 60.70 58.90 58.35 38.00 124.25 194.98 206.16 480.85 99.30 55.20 113.50 39.96 24.30 133.20 199.80 143.90 15.72 74.00 111.20 55.00 50.13 2050.00 59.40 118.00 169.99 239.00 83.93 405.70 250.00 53.49 210.00 467.70 479.70 488.89 231.75 215.89 77.00 50.50 48.40 2146.30 796.90 60.00 54.30 52 WL PE 9.95 66.00 54.03 267.00 62.00 160.03 324.81 44.00 4191.00 29.00 53.50 34.00 43.65 7.00 17.70 13.91 26.01 110.90 39.29 154.00 170.80 146.00 51.54 990.00 956.57 1056.63 1040.00 1035.15 1001.05 955.83 42.16 29.91 210.26 43.26 313.99 23.15 84.80 124.05 115.30 178.00 278.80 202.75 36.53 51.60 92.00 82.04 377.75 171.30 164.49 487.40 160.16 206.42 21.23 137.40 92.90 161.50 54.95 338.00 96.75 72.80 27.11 35.90 40.10 49.40 62.05 15.71 49.01 990.00 17.85 32.80 54.35 40.10 82.99 75.30 167.32 161.10 556.31 4191.00 150.66 1605.00 4400.05 1382.78 1630.00 231.06 26.00 70.01 58.00 24.36 71.15 10.50 18.62 322.03 42.31 84.90 164.10 538.00 161.51 21.03 985.00 33.90 68.64 25.49 14.01 10.00 8.93 143.70 352.79 23.10 21.73 21.01 35.73 45.00 40.01 38.70 26.42 84.40 150.46 165.68 370.05 67.20 39.15 85.20 27.10 20.37 87.29 155.55 92.01 11.75 46.15 105.75 25.36 41.61 1605.00 45.55 102.00 126.99 184.70 58.55 270.66 163.75 42.50 156.70 316.20 366.11 366.68 163.54 157.66 51.00 42.06 31.99 1600.00 461.60 42.00 36.83 BSE Cl 411.98 50.66 5161.05 48.25 39.08 297.88 49.54 193.56 5161.05 1894.00 1728.50 367.82 48.41 192.84 1000.00 195.23 405.76 41.08 47.97 1894.00 409.87 48.15 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52Week High/Low figures pertain to BSE. Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the company. Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands. The PE(priceearnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings. The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12 months. BSE Stocks C m P C C 360One [2] 1836.15 7Nr [1] 0.76 Aarnav 37.00 Aartipharm [5] 314.95 Abslamc [5] 404.00 Aci [2] 623.30 Aci Infocom [1] 0.89 Advikca [1] 4.18 Ael [5] 50.15 Aether 900.20 Agstra 57.45 Ajanta Soya [2] 30.45 Akashdeep 98.30 Alstone [1] 1.28 Amal Product 278.00 Amiorg 937.15 Amrawor Agr[1] 0.79 Andhra Petro 60.70 Ang 81.10 Angelone 1090.35 Anup 1133.25 Anupam [1] 1.80 Anuras 637.25 Aptus [2] 259.30 Arcfin [1] 0.80 Asiil [1] 12.66 Asit C Fin 140.00 Asrl 45.10 Asso.Alcohol 383.25 Austin Engg. 125.35 Avl 1473.05 Awhcl [5] 259.45 Awl [1] 429.45 Axita [1] 61.75 Bajaj Steel [5] 1166.65 Balmer La.In 362.05 Baluforge 86.50 1812.35 0.71 37.10 310.70 399.45 619.65 0.88 4.19 53.45 900.75 57.55 30.60 101.60 1.34 229.95 934.60 0.79 60.25 77.25 1075.20 1163.85 1.76 639.95 256.30 0.83 13.02 145.40 44.05 375.20 132.00 1489.70 258.80 410.85 60.40 1114.70 359.40 85.70 CM YK C m Banas Fin. Barbeque [5] Baroda Rayon Basant Agro [1] Bclenterpr [1] Bclil Bectorfood Bestagro Bhatia [1] Bikaji [1] Biogen [1] Blackrose [1] Bls Infote [1] Boroltd [1] Btml Campus [5] Cams Cartrade Carysil [2] Cenlub Indus Chamanl Se [2] Chemb Chm [5] Chemcon Chemcrux Chemplasts [5] Choice Int. Clean [1] Cmsinfo Comsyn Craftsman [5] Danlaw Tech. Datapattns [2] Dcxindia [2] Ddevplastik [1] Ddil [1] Delhivery [1] Devyani [1] Dharmaj Dmcc Dreamfolks [2] Dynamic Earum [2] Easemytrip [1] Eki Elin [5] Emil Emudhra [5] Equitasbnk Ett Ltd Eureka Ind. Eurekaforbe Evexia [1] Exxaro Facor Alloys [1] Familycare Filat Fash [5] Finopb Fivestar [1] Fluorochem [1] Fusion G.V.Films [1] Galactico [1] Ganesh Benz[1] Gateway Gencon [5] Gennex Lab [1] Ggeng [1] Ggpl [5] Gkp Gland [1] Gmrp&Ui [5] Gocolors Golden Lami [5] Gopal Iron S P C C 158.45 252.10 427.65 171.85 2.36 47.85 688.20 151.65 72.45 256.20 61.90 72.55 6.07 476.50 1.89 119.85 7.95 11.27 15.85 227.35 560.15 3021.40 409.65 0.60 13.64 170.40 62.40 56.30 5.29 1.04 7.30 14.54 1305.30 19.60 1000.40 1119.95 10.62 158.30 236.15 420.75 172.25 2.43 48.40 757.00 155.30 72.00 261.70 63.10 73.05 5.77 480.40 1.82 118.55 7.92 11.22 16.25 226.40 550.85 3058.65 417.15 0.58 13.05 167.30 61.40 58.65 5.19 1.09 7.16 14.16 1329.80 19.65 985.25 1109.10 11.15 C m P C C Jyoti Resins 1293.40 Kalyankjil 118.60 Kamaholding 12399.40 Kamopaints [5] 142.60 Kanchi 449.15 Karnavati 190.80 Kaynes 897.00 Kclinfra [2] 1.89 Kennametal 2119.95 Kfintech 315.00 Khaitan Che[1] 61.40 Khoobsurat [1] 1.54 Kilpest (I) 440.45 Kims 1380.80 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 417.35 Kirlosar Pn [2] 576.70 Kirloskar El 69.75 Kmc Shil [1] 59.75 Kpel 348.20 Kpigreen 435.55 Kpittech 827.85 Krettosys [1] 0.59 Kriti Nutri [1] 46.90 Krrail 189.10 Lancer [5] 174.95 Landmark [5] 612.20 Latentview [1] 356.80 Leshaind [1] 4.18 Lici 598.55 Likhitha [5] 257.15 Lloyds Met E [1] 277.85 Lodha 879.65 Luharuka [1] 3.99 Lxchem [2] 261.80 Lykisltd 75.30 Madrasfert 58.80 Mafang [40] 45.55 1283.95 116.70 12251.80 149.70 476.60 200.30 938.95 1.80 2069.20 305.95 60.65 1.48 453.65 1401.40 408.00 583.95 68.45 59.05 350.70 435.65 822.55 0.58 46.30 198.55 170.05 588.70 357.95 4.00 597.40 260.35 274.70 874.15 4.18 263.85 71.55 57.90 45.46 P C C Maha Corp [1] 1.21 Maha.Rubtech 286.65 Mahktech 15.24 Majestic Aut 162.35 Mancredit 115.50 Mangalam In[1] 2.41 Manyavar [1] 1213.60 Mapmyindia [2] 1160.50 Maxhealth 429.15 Maximus [1] 14.85 Mazdock 749.45 Mcloud 464.15 Medanta [2] 517.75 Medplus [2] 628.30 Megastar 246.30 Mercury Met[1] 17.95 Metrobrand [5] 837.00 Mfl 1051.90 Mfl India [1] 0.77 Mishtann [1] 8.43 Modern Dairi 20.20 Mol [1] 98.50 Moschip [2] 62.45 Mrcagro 60.60 Mstc 283.80 Msumi [1] 51.30 Mtartech 1742.70 Nazara [4] 554.00 Ncl Research [1] 0.47 Nettlinx Ltd 191.40 Nibe 403.10 Nikhil Adhsv [1] 107.75 Nirlon 352.55 Nureca 373.40 Nuvoco 361.65 Nykaa [1] 143.55 Obcl 60.15 C m 1.27 289.35 14.80 161.30 118.70 2.37 1169.25 1155.35 433.30 14.90 745.30 485.10 507.60 609.70 250.70 17.10 849.85 1040.05 0.77 8.49 18.30 97.75 61.80 60.15 285.00 50.30 1716.70 549.60 0.46 201.25 418.65 105.70 342.35 370.80 366.60 147.30 62.85 P C C Orientelec [1] 277.85 Panth 8.41 Paradeep 55.65 Paras 490.85 Parleind 7.38 Paytm [1] 630.60 Perm Magnets 767.90 Piccadily Ag 45.90 Pmcfin [1] 2.33 Policybzr [2] 490.30 Polycab 3002.75 Powerindia [2] 3020.65 Pplpharma 88.80 Praveg 544.95 Pressure Sen [1] 10.73 Primo [2] 74.45 Princepipe 575.35 Prismx [1] 2.14 Prudent [5] 885.30 Ptcil 2734.85 Quadrant [1] 1.10 Raclgear 888.55 Radhe Devlo[1] 8.85 Radhikajwe 188.50 Radiocity [2] 12.48 Raghuvir Sy[1] 113.85 Railtel 112.45 Rainbow 745.50 Raj Glo Wir [2] 749.65 Rajnish [1] 19.45 Rategain [1] 365.15 Rba 99.40 Rolexrings 1977.95 Rossari [2] 678.45 Roto Pumps [2] 580.25 Route 1326.80 Rpel 917.75 C m 276.55 8.01 55.20 490.55 7.43 622.55 824.70 46.10 2.26 503.00 3042.45 3052.15 86.55 589.00 11.07 72.90 573.95 2.13 870.60 2792.20 1.05 854.85 8.73 185.50 12.58 115.05 111.70 753.85 754.05 19.35 366.10 98.25 1983.00 676.25 571.05 1332.65 903.15 P C C Rts Power Co 147.55 Rudra 80.10 Rvnl 66.35 Sadhana Nitr[1] 121.55 Sadhna [1] 6.19 Safari Ind. [2] 1954.80 Sah 81.00 Saicom [1] 0.49 SaintGobain 89.50 Sanduma 881.25 Saninfra [1] 69.55 Sapphire 1197.15 Sarveshwar 83.00 Sat Ind Ltd [2] 72.60 Satia [1] 122.70 Sawaca Busi [1] 0.98 Sbicard 756.15 Sctl [2] 0.90 Seacoast [1] 3.53 Securcred 27.40 Setfnif50 185.12 Sevenhill [1] 0.54 Shalimar Pro [1] 0.49 Sharp Inv [1] 1.29 Shilchar Tec 1469.75 Shishind 212.45 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 444.15 ShivCement [2] 52.90 Shree Global [1] 8.51 Shreeganes [1] 1.21 Shyammetl 289.90 Sigachi 264.30 Silvertuc 323.10 Sindhu Trade[1] 18.20 Singer India [2] 68.60 Sintexplast [1] 2.70 Sirca 639.75 C m 140.80 87.30 64.95 120.50 6.12 1988.45 80.35 0.48 89.00 885.15 72.35 1236.90 87.25 71.25 120.75 0.96 745.40 0.90 3.61 28.40 184.50 0.55 0.49 1.27 1446.60 215.45 429.90 52.00 8.48 1.21 288.35 264.95 335.40 18.90 68.75 2.57 628.10 C m P C C C m P C C m m m m V m m m D C m U U U C m Utiamc Valiantorg Variman [1] Varroc [1] Venuspipes Vijaya [1] Vikaslife [1] Vincofe Virinchi Virtual Glo [1] Vishalbl Waareertl W m W W m P C C 670.60 421.35 16.10 258.10 722.85 402.15 4.01 40.15 36.35 0.99 108.30 623.70 675.15 413.60 17.20 264.10 721.05 390.80 4.03 40.15 36.30 1.03 111.75 597.75 P C C C m P C C Wpil Ltd. 1894.80 1889.95 Yamini Inves [1] 0.75 0.76 Yasho 1327.65 1321.20 Yashpakka 106.65 103.80 Zomato [1] 54.50 55.35 Group T Cressanda So [1] 26.65 26.10 Ggl 17.80 18.25 Hind.Foods [2] 575.35 562.70 Nslnisp 31.75 33.30 Rojl 36.10 34.30 Sbc [1] 16.47 16.40 Vinny 290.95 305.45 NSE Trade for Trade m m C P C AK HA N A A & AV O ND A AD N V w m w w m m H D m m C m & OU HD M N G G H H M C C m C m P C C W M K CG K K M A M M NMDC O m mC m A O M C m C w V A V V NN OV V A . . . . . . . . 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