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DATA FOCUS GM SOYAMEAL IMPORT UPBEAT ULIPS More urbanised States are using In a breather to poultry industry, ICICI Pru Life is witnessing renewed interest in a major chunk of the Rural the Centre has allowed import of ULIPs on back of buoyant equity markets, Infrastructure Development Fund p3 12 lakh tonnes of GM soyameal p8 says Amit Palta, Chief Distribution Officer p10

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Gennova’s mRNA vax gets Revival is delicately poised: RBI chief nod for Phase II, III trials Growth signals must become sustainable, prevailing situation.” Das felt So, at this that the small­savings schemes, Expert panel finds trials will be conducted in In­ and fast moving indicators must take which offer higher interest dia at 10­15 sites in Phase II roots, says Governor Shaktikanta Das critical rates, should be seen as a kind of HGCO19 safe and 22­27 sites in Phase III. a fiscal support being provided and tolerable Gennova plans to use the SURABHI infections world over, new time, anything by the government to the depos­ DBT­ICMR clinical trial net­ K RAM KUMAR mutants, and more uncertain­ itors. The prevailing small­sav­ OUR BUREAU work sites for the study. THOMAS K THOMAS that we do has New Delhi, August 24 RAGHUVIR SRINIVASAN ties globally. ings rates are much higher than Gennova’s mRNA­based Mumbai, August 24 “So, at this critical time, any­ to be well-timed the Shyamala Gopinath com­ India’s indigenously­de­ vaccine development pro­ The process of economic revival thing that we do has to be very mittee recommendation. veloped mRNA vaccine has re­ gramme was partly funded is now very delicately poised, ac­ carefully calibrated and it has to SHAKTIKANTA DAS On bad loans getting masked ceived regulatory nod for by the DBT in June 2020. Later cording to RBI Governor Shak­ be well­timed... So, we need to RBI Governor by restructuring, Das said: “It’s Phase II and III clinical trials, on, the DBT further suppor­ tikanta Das. wait for the growth signals to not getting camouflaged… For said an official statement on ted the programme under This observation comes in the become more sustainable. We restructuring, we had given a Tuesday. the Mission Covid Suraksha, backdrop of manufacturing need to see that the growth sig­ “Currently, the inflation is requirement of business and in­ time limit till June 30. All the This is the second mRNA implemented by its agency, nals, the economic revival, the largely driven by supply­side dustry to get loans at a more cases, which had to be restruc­ vaccine to reach advanced Biotechnology Industry Re­ fast moving indicators are not factors. So, therefore, it is neces­ reasonable rate to carry on with tured have been restructured.” trial stage, after Moderna’s search Assistance Council 2 exclusive just fast moving, but they take sary to give the supply­side business activity,” explained “We have the exact numbers mRNA vaccine, which is (BIRAC). some roots. So, the process of re­ factors a chance and some time Das. with us and the situation with already in use in the US and purchasing managers index vival becomes more sustain­ to correct themselves and it is He emphasised that during regard to NPAs is definitely well several other countries. ‘An important milestone’ (PMI) coming back to the expan­ able,” he said. happening,” Das said. the pandemic, the balance nat­ under control,” the Governor The vaccine developed by “It is a matter of great pride sion zone but the services PMI urally tilted somewhat in favour said. Pune­based Gennova Bio­ that the nation’s first mRNA­ still being in the contraction Inflation to moderate Low interest rate of economic activity because it pharmaceuticals was based vaccine is found zone and reports of the possibil­ Regarding retail inflation, the On depositors getting a raw deal has to go on as otherwise thou­ Cryptocurrency approved for further to be safe and the ity of a third Covid wave peaking Governor noted that the Re­ in the prevailing low interest sands of people will face a situ­ On cryptocurrency, Das said the trials by the Drugs DCGI has approved in October. serve Bank expects the spike to rate regime for borrowers, the ation of zero income. This as­ RBI has “major concerns” Controller General Phase II/III trials. In an interaction with Busi- moderate in the coming quar­ Governor emphasised it is a pect had to be given importance around private cryptocurrency of India (DCGI), as We are confident nessLine, Das said the process of ters. He underscored that it has trade off. “On the one hand, the and that is what the RBI has from the point of view of finan­ the apex regulat­ that this will be an revival is still delicately poised now moderated to about 5.6 per legitimate desire of depositors done over the last one­and­a­ cial stability and they have been ory body found the important vaccine due to possibilities such as a cent, which is very much on ex­ to get higher interest rates, on half years. “It's a trade off and conveyed to the government. interim clinical data for both India and third wave of Covid, a surge in pected lines. the other hand, the legitimate the trade off will depend on the Full interview p2 from Phase I trials sub­ the world. This is an mitted by the firm important milestone in our satisfactory. Indigenous Vaccine Develop­ ₹1,376­CRORE AGR DUES OF VIDEOCON TELECOM ment Mission and positions Safe and tolerable India on the global map for The Vaccine Subject Expert novel vaccine development,” SC restrains DoT from invoking Airtel’s bank guarantees Committee reviewed the in­ said Renu Swarup, DBT Sec­ terim Phase I data and found retary and BIRAC LEGAL CORRESPONDENT Justice L Nageswara Rao, the date of the notice, and had “The Department of Tele­ 2021 which is much more than that the candidate HGCO19 Chairperson. New Delhi, August 24 provided the relief to the threatened invoking its bank communications shall not in­ 10 per cent of its total AGR dues was safe, tolerable, and im­ Sanjay Singh, CEO, Gen­ The Supreme Court on Tuesday Bharti Group, which had guarantees. voke the financial bank guar­ of over ₹43,000 crore, Divan munogenic in healthy volun­ nova, said: “After establishing directed the Department of moved the apex court challen­ Senior advocate Shyam Di­ antees of respondent No.53 argued. teers who participated in the the safety of our mRNA­based Telecommunications not to in­ ging the demand notice issued van, appearing for Airtel , (Bharti) for three weeks from In its order of September last study, said the Department of Covid­19 vaccine candidate voke the bank guarantees of by the DoTon August 17 for pay­ agreed to withdraw from the today,” the court ordered. year, the apex court had said Biotechnology (DBT), which HGCO19 in Phase I clinical Bharti Airtel for three weeks to ment of the Adjusted Gross Supreme Court to approach Videocon Telecom had sold that telecom operators shall provided part funding for the trial, Gennova’s focus is to recover ₹1,376­crore AGR dues Revenue dues of Videocon Tele­ the “appropriate forum” for re­ its spectrum to Bharti Airtel in make the payment of 10 per development of the vaccine. start Phase II/III pivotal clin­ of Videocon Telecommunica­ com, in accordance with the dress against the notice. Grant­ pursuance of agreements cent of the total dues as de­ Gennova has already sub­ ical trials. Alongside, Gen­ tions Ltd. Supreme Court’s September 1, ing it liberty to do so, the entered in 2016. The Bharti manded by the DoT by March mitted a proposal for con­ nova is investing in scaling Videocon had sold its spec­ 2020 judgment. Bench, in turn, noted that the Group has already paid 31, 2021 and the rest be paid in ducting Phase II and III trials up its manufacturing capa­ trum to the Bharti group. The DoT had demanded that DoT was “at liberty to raise all ₹18,004 crore in AGR­related yearly instalments from April 1, to the DCGI. city to cater to the nation's A three­judge Bench, led by Bharti pay up within a week of contentions”. dues to the DoT by March 31, 2021 to March 31, 2031. According to the DBT, the vaccine requirement.”

Union Minister DELAY IN FILING RETURNS PLI push: Mobile Rane arrested for phone exports remarks against I-T portal glitches raise spectre of penalty interest for taxpayers soar 250% to Experts call for amending the tax law to from August 1 as original were to assume that at least Maharashtra CM due date was July 31. 5 per cent of this tax was be­ ₹4,600 cr in Q1 give relief for late filing on this score “Considering the hardship ing paid at the time of filing OUR BUREAU faced by taxpayers due to the of year end income tax re­ AYUSHI KAR Pune, August 24 SHISHIR SINHA been extended to November new IT portal, which is now turns, that will be around Mumbai, August 24 The Maharashtra police arres­ New Delhi, August 24 30 from September 30. acknowledged by the gov­ ₹50,000 crore. On this The export of mobile phones ted Union Minister Narayan Technical glitches on the ernment also, they should ₹50,000 crore, interest of at from India grew by a massive Rane on Tuesday after an FIR new income tax portal may No provision of relief amend the law exempting least 1 per cent of tax due 250 per cent year­on­year in was registered against him over pose a new headache for tax­ The problem is on account taxpayers from interest for will be charged under three the April­June quarter of FY22, his remarks against Chief Min­ payers — interest liability on of the provision of Section delay in filing ITR for AY different Sections of the I n­ thanks to the production­ ister Uddhav Thackeray. account of delay in filing the 234 (A) of the Income Tax 2021­22. A corresponding come Tax A ct. Interest on linked incentive (PLI) scheme. Rane is on a tour of the State returns. Experts have called Act, which prescribes levying change should be intro­ ₹50,000 crore at 1 per cent According to data released to address party workers as part for an amendment to the In­ interest at the rate of 1 per duced in the ITR e­filing util­ for close to three months by the India Cellular and Elec­ of Jan Ashirwad Yatra. On come Tax Act to provide re­ cent on outstanding tax if ities also, to reduce the hard­ will be ₹1,500 crore,” he said tronics Association, mobile Monday, speaking to reporters lief for the assessment year the returns are filed after the ships of taxpayers, who are while adding that this is a exports in the June quarter of in Raigad district, Rane made a 2021­22 (fiscal year 2020­21). due date. Also, Sections 234 Tax payers are worried even after the extension of the last date to any way struggling to com­ hypothetical assumption FY22 climbed to ₹4,600 crore, controversial statement. Though the filing deadline (B) and 234 (C) levy interest file returns ISTOCK.COM/UTAH778 ply due to the technical and the actual figures may a 250 per cent jump from “It is shameful that the Chief has been extended, tax­pay­ in case of default or defer­ glitches in the new IT vary vastly. ₹1,300 crore in the June Minister does not know the year ers are worried. The last date ment in payment of advance Kunar, Partner with Nangia TDS/TCS/Advance Tax exceeds portal,” he said. Further, he said that this quarter of FY21. of I ndependence He leaned for filing Income Tax Returns tax. However, the law does & Co LLP, taxpayers are re­ ₹1 lakh. Thus, “the interest cost, however, might be There was also a sharp de­ back to enquire about the count by salaried persons and not have a provision of relief quired to pay an interest of 1 clock of the Income Tax De­ Interest part much higher in reality and cline in the import of mobile of years of I ndependence dur­ those whose accounts need in case of a delay in filing of per cent per month for delay partment continues ticking CA Siddharth Kejriwal, Part­ compounded by the “num­ phones at ₹600 crore during ing his speech. Had I been there, not be audited was extended returns due to technical in filing ITR beyond the ori­ till the actual filing of the ner with ML Kejriwal & Co, ber of precious man­hours the first quarter, while it was Iwould have given (him) a tight to September 30 from July 31. glitches or a problem on the ginal due date, if the differ­ ITR, regardless the reason of said that in FY21, the net dir­ wasted in trying to work as high as ₹3,100 crore during slap,” Rane had said. For tax audit cases (compan­ Tax Department’s side. ence in the actual tax liabil­ the delay,” he said. This ect tax collections were with an extraordinarily or­ the same period in FY21. Details p9 ies mainly), the due date has According to Shailesh ity and the aggregate of means interest will be levied about ₹9.5­lakh crore. “If we dinary website.” Details p10

H-1B visa approvals up on Biden 300 tonnes gold smuggling cheats Infosys enters the $100-b market-cap club the government of administration’s easier rules With shares on a Request for get around 70 per cent of the ₹20,000 cr annually annual allotment of H­1B visas. high, joins RIL, TCS Evidence down OUR BUREAU and HDFC Bank significantly, Second lottery relief Mumbai, August 24 “Due to the second lottery, The Indian Gold Policy Centre es­ say law firms skilled immigrants have found timates that 300 tonnes of the OUR BUREAU relief under the Biden adminis­ precious metal are smuggled Bengaluru, August 24 DEBANGANA GHOSH tration, with the approval rate into country every year, leading IT services major Infosys Mumbai, August 24 increasing over 12 per cent. The to a revenue loss of ₹20,000 on Tuesday became the As an indication of easing of past six months. This is a signi­ H­1B cap remains low, with crore. The high import duty has fourth Indian company to H­1B visa rules by the Biden Ad­ ficant change from what we ex­ around 87,000 applications ac­ led to this surge. hit the $100­billion market ministration, the percentage of perienced the past several cepted out of a total of 308,000 The smuggling has cast a capitalisation mark. applications getting approved years." filed this year,” Sonam Chand­ shadow on the government ef­ The other companies are has gone up significantly. As a Poorvi Chothani, founder wani, managing partner, KS fort to organise the bullion and Reliance Industries ($140 result, the number of cases re­ and managing partner of Legal & Associates, told Busi- jewellery trade, said IGPC, a billion), Tata Consultancy quiring Request for Evidence LawQuest, a global immigra­ nessLine. World Gold Council­sponsored Services ($115 billion) and told BusinessLine. He said accounts for about 8 per continued with organic (RFE) has come down signific­ tion law firm, told BusinessLine: According to Chandwani, centre of excellence at IIM­A. HDFC Bank ($100.1 billion). that after Salil Parekh took cent of GDP, contributes to growth of 4.8 per cent antly, according to immigra­ “Over the past year, the RFEs the approval rate of H­1B visas Traditionally, lower duty leads The shares of Infosys over as the CEO, Infosys over half of services ex­ QoQ (CC) — the company’s tion law firms. have gone down significantly. over the past decade has aver­ to higher revenues . This fiscal, rose 1 per cent to hit has seen consistent ports and 50 per cent of best­ever June quarter in RFE is sought when the US To give an idea, in our firm, for a aged 80 per cent. “The 2020 ban the Centre cut the Customs duty ₹1,755.6 intra­day, pushing growth. the foreign direct more than a decade. The Citizenship and Immigration sample size of 150 cases/applic­ on H­1B skilled workers and cer­ to 7.5 per cent from 12.50 per the company’s market cap “The CEO’s focus on in­ investment. quality of growth was Services (USCIS) requires addi­ ations, 45 RFEs were submitted. tain other temporary visas has cent in the Budget, but levied a to the $100­billion mark. creasing investments in healthy and broad­based, tional evidence to make a de­ This year it was down to six till been lifted, which is good news 2.5 per cent Agriculture Infra­ At the end of the day’s digital technology and ‘Showing real growth’ across verticals and geo­ cision on an H­1B application. date for the same sample size.” for the H­1B programme as a structure Development Cess trading, Infosys shares having a diversified port­ In a note to investors, ICICI graphies. USCIS needs to have proof of a This comes on the back of whole. This is a ray of hope for and a 10 per cent Social Welfare were at ₹1,721.5 apiece, folio has increased the cli­ Securities said Infosys has During the first quarter valid employer­employee rela­ several recent changes in the people willing to migrate un­ Surcharge on the Customs duty. nearly 1 per cent higher ent outreach. We expect been one of the very few of FY22, Infosys raised its tionship. H­1B visa rules to increase the der the category, but it is expec­ The resulted in the effective duty than Monday closing. Infosys to have superior companies in the industry constant­currency revenue Nandini Nair, Partner & Co­ number applying and giving a ted that the restrictions will be­ cut being by only two percent­ “This is a very signific­ revenue growth over the reporting an actual im­ growth estimate to 14 ­16 Chair of the Immigration & fair chance to all. come more stringent in order age points, including GST, com­ ant milestone not only for next two­three years. We provement in the underly­ per cent for the current Naturalization Group Green­ H­1B is the most sought­after to dissuade corporations from pared with 16 per cent before the Infosys but also for the do­ expect Infosys market­cap ing demand — and not a fiscal from 12 ­ 14 per cent, spoon Marder, said, “We are def­ employment visa, especially for outsourcing their labour to Budget. Also, gold prices have in­ mestic IT sector,” Suyog to reach $110 billion by mere cyclical recovery while maintaining the initely seeing quicker and a Indian techies working with IT other countries by modifying creased, nullifying the benefit Kulkarni, an IT analyst FY24,” Kulkarni said. from a low base. Its con­ margin guidance at 22 ­24 higher percentage of approvals firms, which, going by the the definition of the employer­ extended by the government. with Reliance Securities, The Indian IT industry sistent performance has per cent. for all visa classifications in the sheer volume of applications, employee connection.” Details p8

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SURABHI K markets. They have a certain role and they RAM KUMAR THOMAS K THOMAS should play that role. RAGHUVIR SRINIVASAN Mumbai, August 24 ‘Policy action So, you prefer that the reserves should ormalisation of liquidity remain untouched? management operations has Yes, because all of it doesn't belong to the Ncommenced and, going forward, the country. For a capital flow somebody has cre­ evolving macroeconomic situation ated or invested here, there is a liability out­ will determine our future approach and how we for recovery has side. deal with it,” said Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das. The Government says it will go by the RBI's In an interview with BusinessLine, Das said that advice on cryptocurrency. What are your by end­September, the size of the fortnightly thoughts on that and the central bank VRRR auction will be ₹4­lakh crore but the to be carefully digital currency? system liquidity will still be in the order of about I have articulated it earlier. We have major con­ ₹4­lakh crore at least. Edited excerpts: cerns around private cryptocurrency from the point of view of financial stability. Private exclusive cryptocurrency is different from distributed 2 calibrated’ ledger technology (DLT) or blockchain. They Ever since the pandemic began, should not be mixed up. DLT or blockchain Since the last monetary policy statement, technology is nothing new. It's an open source have you seen any positive signs in the we have endeavoured to nurture technology. It is being used even today by sev­ economy? eral corporates for their business operations. Whatever I said in my last interview, by and and revive the process of growth. The technology part can continue to be used large, holdsgood even today. There are signs of and exploited without a private cryptocur­ recovery; there are signs of some of the fast We have provided congenial rency. You don't need a private cryptocurrency moving indicators improving. or a private cryptocurrency market to support Passenger vehicles, sequentially, have im­ financial conditions, says the growth or utilisation or exploitation of proved marginally. Several of the fast moving that technology. The technology is well indicators that include GST collections, e­way RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das known; the technology has been there; the bills, railway freight, have improved over the technology is being used; and the technology position a month ago. can and will grow without private cryptocur­ Manufacturing PMI has come back to the ex­ rencies. We need to differentiate between pansion zone, as per the latest data. Services growth will be assisted. And credit offtake is ing, we had given a time limit till June 30. All There is the feeling that the RBI is entering both. A private cryptocurrency which is traded PMI is still in the contraction zone. Though be­ just one segment. We took various measures the cases, which had to be restructured have a dangerous territory by trying to duel is our concern. low 50, it is sequentially better than the previ­ last year such as the LTROs, the TLTROs and li­ been restructured. We have the exact numbers with the market in trying to manage the ous data. quidity support to Nabard, NHB, and SIDBI. with us and the situation with regard to NPAs yield curve. Your thoughts? The cryptocurrency market is in chaos and So, on the economic activity and the revival And then we announced liquidity support to is definitely well under control. Primarily, you are asking if we are interfering all sorts of players are coming. Shouldn’t front, whatever was stated in my statement on the stressed sectors, identified by Kamath in the market? Right through the pandemic, the RBI address this issue? August 6, holds good and it is showing the committee, to the healthcare sector and the Everybody talks about relief for borrowers even before and more during the pandem­ We have conveyed our concerns to the govern­ kind of momentum and revival we were ex­ contact intensive services sector. but no one talks about the depositors, who ic,we have tried to be as transparent as pos­ ment and I think the matter is under consider­ pecting. The latest inflation print for July is So, we are doing whatever is in our domain are getting negative real interest rate. Why sible. Therefore, I explicitly stated that evolu­ ation. So, I would expect some policy action to also on expected lines. We expected it to mod­ and it will definitely contribute to the creation is it not a concern? tion of the yield curve is a public good. And come from the government side. erate from a high of 6.3 per cent in May and of aggregate demand. There are two points. First, it is a trade­off and why I said and I have said it earlier also, the G­ 6.26 per cent in June. It has now moderated to Demand creation is only one of the determ­ you have to do a balancing act. On the one Sec yields act as a benchmark for the cost of But in the meanwhile, would you like to 5.6. inants of monetary policy, not the sole one. hand, the legitimate desire of depositors to borrowing in the market. And in a situation use the levers that you have in the So, therefore, by and large, things are on ex­ Monetary policy also takes into account sev­ get higher interest rates and, on the other that the RBI was confronted with following commercial banks to cut off flow into pected lines so far. But having said that, we are eral other aspects. For example, when we re­ hand, the legitimate requirement of business the onset of the pandemic, we had to keep the these? constantly watchful of the situation because duce the rates or take an accommodative and industry is to get loans at a more reason­ markets running. We said what is important is We had issued a circular which the Supreme things can change rapidly. stance and the market rates come down, it able rate to carry on with business activity. orderly evolution of the yield curve and to­ Court struck down. We issued a circular on gets reflected in the G­Sec segment which, in During the pandemic, the balance naturally wards that we give very specific communica­ May 31 in which we clarified that banks cannot Your 5.7 per cent CPI inflation projection turn, transmits to the bond markets. It also tilted somewhat in favour of economic activ­ tion. We gave forward guidance. We also refer to that earlier circular because that has for FY22 is very close to the MPC’s upper translates itself into the interest rates adopted ity because economic activity has to go on, backed it up with our actions in terms of sup­ been already struck down. They cannot take tolerance level. You also said inflationary by the banks. The housing loans are at an all­ otherwise thousands of people will face a situ­ porting the market with liquidity. So it was not action on the basis of a circular already struck pressures are transitory. Is there a risk in time low in several years. And naturally, sev­ ation of zero income. just our communication. down by Supreme Court. And in the second following the “look through” approach of eral experts have told me that the revival of This aspect had to be given importance and It was also forward guidance. It was time­ paragraph, we have mentioned as a guidance the other central banks on inflation? activity in the real estate sector and, in particu­ that is what we have done over the last year­ based guidance, it was our action, in terms of to the banks that they are required to follow Now, first thing is that our monetary policy is lar, in the housing sector, has been largely fa­ and­a­half. It's a trade off and the trade off will announcing TLTRO support, G­SAP, doing OMO all the due diligence requirements with re­ determined primarily by domestic factors. We cilitated because of the RBI’s monetary and li­ depend on the prevailing situation — t he situ­ or operation twist and it was also in terms of gard to KYC and other aspects while opening do watch the kind of stance or policy the US quidity policies. ation that prevailed in the last one­and­a­half­ signals that we were giv­ an account, including Fed or the ECB or the central banks of other ad­ We are providing an ecosystem and I think it years or even a little before, because we had ing to the market some­ accounts for doing vanced economies and the emerging market seems to be working. If you just pick up one of started the rate­cutting cycle prior to the pan­ times through devolve­ I think the market and crypto business. That is economies take. We do keep a watch because the items and say that it doesn't work, well, it demic. In the last one­and­a half or two years, ment or cancellation of the only guidance we that has certain spillovers to our economy may not be working. I am not saying that it the balance has tilted somewhat in favour of auctions. It is not to sub­ the central bank need have given. It is for in­ also. But I would like to re­emphasise that our works everywhere because demand revival keeping the lending rates low. jugate the market, it is to understand each vestors who are now in­ monetary policy is determined primarily by will depend on so many factors. Aggregate de­ Second, the small­saving schemes, which only to ensure that the vesting to sort of be very domestic macroeconomic considerations. At mand is still low. There is still a lot of slack in are offering higher interest rates, should be yield curve has an orderly other better. There is a careful. this point of time, I would like to highlight the economy; it is catching up. seen as a kind of a fiscal support being evolution and it evolves congenial atmosphere three points. All the policies the RBI has taken have provided by the government to the deposit­ in an orderly fashion When will retail One, the process of economic revival is worked over the last one­and­a­half years ors. The rates that are prevailing with regard which is reflective of the prevailing now. At participation in very delicately poised. And ever since the and they continue to work even now. to the small­saving schemes are much higher fundamentals of the mac­ times, there might have government securities pandemic began, we have That is why I have used than the Shyamala Gopinath committee re­ roeconomic conditions. been some devolution via Retail Direct carefully endeavoured to the word — should we commendation. That is our endeavour. All Scheme start? nurture and revive the pull the rug?Should we Depending on evolving macroeconomic our actions have been or cancellations but We have already an­ process of growth. We You don't need a reverse now? Should conditions, we definitely keep in mind the re­ very transparent; it was that was more to nounced the guidelines have provided congenial private cryptocurrency we change course now? quirement of depositors and with regard to towards achieving this or­ last month. The techno­ financial conditions in Changing of course has regulation and supervision of the banking sec­ derly evolution of the give a signal logy platform is almost the financial markets. The or a private to be very, very carefully tor, the interest of the depositors is of highest yield curve. The objective getting finalised. I bond markets and the cryptocurrency market done because there is a importance behind it is to ensure bet­ would not like to give a money markets, which to support the growth larger economy out­ ter monetary policy transmission. timeline but the technology platform is were almost frozen last side. The RBI being an Professor JR Verma said the reverse repo I think the market and the central bank in advanced stage of finalisation. For any year, in March and April, or utilisation or institution responsible rate should not find the mention in the need to understand each other better. There is new platform we create, we have to do a lot of we de­freezed that. Not exploitation of for financial stability in MPC and only the Governor should speak a congenial atmosphere prevailing now. At dry run, a lot of testing, retesting, so that after only that, we revived the the country, we have to about it. Your thoughts on this? times, there might have been some devolu­ it is launched, it will not face any glitches. And activity in the bond mar­ blockchain technology. be very mindful of that. We released the Report on Currency and Fin­ tion or cancellations but that was more to give the customers should not be put into any ket. Last year (FY21), the The technology is well Even monetary policy ance or RCF in January, which focused on mon­ a signal. Suddenly, when you see the yields go­ inconvenience. corporate bond issuances says, the Act also says, etary policy. There, it has been explained that ing up steeply, naturally, we were not in a posi­ were higher than the pre­ known and it can and that target 4 per cent the reverse repo rate is a part of the RBI’s li­ tion to accept. And we are the debt manager of Small finance banks want to turn into vious year. Each sector or will grow without inflation, while keep­ quidity management toolkit. It is not in MPC's the Government...Historically, last year saw universal banks. Your thoughts? sub­sector witnessed tem­ ing in mind, the object­ domain. It is the RBI which decides the reverse the highest­ever borrowing by the Govern­ With regard to full service commercial banks, porary shocks. But the private ive of growth. And RBI repo rate. ment of India and the State government at we have guidelines in terms of capital, net­ activities, broadly speak­ cryptocurrencies is a full service central Second, if you look at all the MPC minutes about ₹22­lakh crore. We managed that in a worth and it is on tap. Anybody can apply to ing, in the financial mar­ bank. from 2016, in every one of them, the reverse re­ very orderly fashion. Our effort is to always become a full service or scheduled commer­ kets revived, thanks to the port rate is mentioned. We have to maintain manage the government borrowing at a low cial bank, including SFBs. And if the SFBs meet kind of policy the RBI has adopted. Though you have consistency with the past trend. Also, the repo cost and minimising the rollover risks. So, the requirements — all the financial paramet­ Apart from the financial markets, there is flooded the market with liquidity, credit and reverse repos are the two supporting pil­ there is no duel. ers and also the fit and proper test — it is open the larger real economy. We have contributed demand is tepid and there are pressures on lars of the monetary and liquidity policy ap­ and anybody can apply. It’s an emerging area. to lot to reviving the real economy also. So, to­ the NPA front. So how do you deal with this proach of the central bank. The issue starts when you are trying to So far, no SFB has applied to become a univer­ gether with the government policies, the fiscal situation? So for the sake of consistency and complete­ artificially rein in rates to your comfort sal bank. Hypothetically, if some SFB wants to policies and the monetary policy, we have en­ There is credit demand in certain segments. ness of the monetary policy statement, that it level... become a universal bank, it is vacating some sured that the real economy also kept func­ For example, I mentioned about retail hous­ is a statement of the committee and not the The market players are independent entities; space. And in any case there is still more space tioning. We have endeavoured our best to see ing loans. But yes, in terms of aggregate num­ Governor’s statement, the reverse repo is also they take their own decisions. We keep on giv­ for new SFBs to come. that the revival of economic activities is nur­ bers, bank credit growth is about 6 per cent. A mentioned. But it is well understood that re­ ing signals and it is not as if every bond auc­ So, new players will come in. It’s a dynamic tured. So, at this critical time, anything that we point to be noted is that the liquidity is not verse repo is decided by the RBI. tion we have cancelled or devolved... From field. If somebody vacates a space, either one do has to be very carefully calibrated and just coming out of the RBI injecting liquidity time to time, we take certain measures to­ of the existing players or new players will fill well­timed. through G­SAP or through TLTRO. Liquidity is wards the objective of ensuring the orderly that vacuum. I would also like to draw your at­ Two, with regard to inflation, as stated in the also coming out of our forex interventions to evolution of the yield curve. I again and again tention to the report of the expert committee MPC and the Governor’s statements, we do ex­ maintain the stability of the rupee. We have to restate that point. So, towards that objective, on urban cooperative banks, which the RBI re­ pect the inflation spike to moderate in the do that intervention. we do intervene from time to time and meas­ leased in the public domain, inviting com­ coming quarters. Currently, the inflation is In January this year, we normalised our li­ ures like the G­SAP or the Operation Twist or ments and observations from all the stake­ largely driven by supply­side factors. So, we quidity management policy. In February 2020, the OMO, they are more to support the market holders. should give the supply­side factors some we released our liquidity management policy players. One interesting thing that the report says is chance and some time to correct themselves in which we said that this 14­day variable rate that they are calling it neighbourhood banks and restore the demand­supply balance. reverse repo (VRRR) operations that we do is There are calls for using the huge forex of choice. UCBs should eventually become the Three, it's an extraordinary situation that the standard liquidity management operat­ reserves for infrastructure development or neighbourhood banks of choice. That is a very we are dealing with and the situation can ing instrument. . In January this year, we star­ recapitalisation of public sector banks. good signal that the committee has given. We change in no time. On April 7, when I made my ted with ₹2­lakh crore of absorption every 14 What do you think of these kinds of want the UCB sector to function in a much monetary policy statement, the things looked days. Now, every fortnight we are increasing it demands? more robust manner, much more profession­ so good. by ₹50,000 crore. So, by end­ September, the Such expectations are not new. They have ally. Then there are SFBs and scheduled com­ But on May 5, I made an unscheduled an­ size of VRRR — the fortnightly auction size — come earlier also. Our forex reserves are not mercial banks or universal banks. nouncement of measures because in that one will be ₹4­lakh crore. emanating from current account surplus. We month, infections had suddenly surged. So, We have already started normalising our li­ are still a current account deficit country. Our Are there any measures that the the RBI is therefore we have to be careful. quidity operations and I would like to em­ forex earnings are not the trade surplus, it’s looking at to ensure that India is included It is also the prime responsibility of the RBI phasise normalising. It is different from drain­ not from the current account surplus. That is in the global bond index? to maintain financial stability. So, we don't ing out liquidity because VRRR money also the major difference between our foreign ex­ Both the government and RBI are in constant want to do anything hastily which may under­ remains a part of the surplus liquidity. Even at change reserves and the reserves of other dialogue with the bond market index entities. mine financial stability in the medium term. the end of September, with ₹4­lakh crore of Our monetary policy is countries, which have created sovereign It's a process and it's still going on. We are still We need to wait for the growth signals to be­ VRRR, the system liquidity will still be in the wealth funds. Secondly, much of it has come in dialogue with them. There is also Euroclear come more sustainable. We need to see that order of about ₹4­lakh crore at least. There­ determined primarily by through capital flows. for international settlement of bond trading. the growth signals, the economic revival, you fore, normalisation of liquidity management domestic factors. We do Capital, which flows in, can also flow out. That is also parallelly going on. know, the fast moving indicators are not just operations has commenced and, going for­ watch what kind of stance or That also has to be kept in mind. And the pur­ fast moving, but take some roots. So, the pro­ ward, the evolving macroeconomic situation pose of building a forex reserve is to provide a In the last one-and-a half years, what was cess of revival becomes more sustainable. will determine our future approach and how policy the US Fed or the ECB buffer for the domestic currency markets, a the toughest decision you took as RBI All that I am saying is that any policy action we deal with it. or the central banks of other buffer for the domestic financial system. In Governor? by the RBI, particularly monetary policy ac­ times when international factors turn ad­ It is very difficult to single out because for any tion, has to be very carefully calibrated and But aren’t NPAs getting masked due to the advanced economies take. verse, or when due to international policy ac­ central bank, surprises are always there. But well­timed. loan restructuring? We do keep a watch because tion like US Fed tightening or some other in­ the question is how big is the surprise. The They are not getting camouflaged. Because of ternational development, when there is a Covid­19 pandemic has been a big surprise for So, from the consumption point of view, the moratorium followed by the Supreme that has certain spillovers to reverse flow, it is the forex buffer which helps, every one under the sun — not just for the cent­ what more can be done? Court stay on asset classification, which got lif­ our economy also which gives stability to our currency and sta­ ral bank in India, but for those across the Our responsibility is to provide congenial fin­ ted in the third week of March, the position bility to our financial system. Reserves are es­ world, for governments, for people. So it’s very ancial conditions to create an ecosystem was not clear. But by March 31, we had a clear sential, they're essentially meant to ensure sta­ difficult to say which is the toughest single de­ where the economic revival and restoration of picture of the NPA situation. For restructur­ bility of the domestic currency and financial cision. But it’s a part of the job, we go on.

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Optiemus, Wistron More urbanised States are using a Protect dealers from sudden tie up to make mobile devices, EVs chunk of rural infrastructure funds

OUR BUREAU exits by MNCs, FADA tells govt New Delhi, August 24 DATA FOCUS Home grown Optiemus Elec­ Dealers’ body seeks the company decided to pull tronics Limited (OEL) has RADHESHYAM JADHAV out of India in 2017. Speaking signed a memorandum of un­ Pune, August 24 industry status for at a session, Kenichi Ayukawa, derstanding (MoU) with Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Andhra auto retail sector President, Society of Indian Taiwan­headquartered Wis­ Pradesh and Maharashtra are Automobile Manufacturers tron Corporation’s Indian sub­ among the top 10 States that OUR BUREAU (SIAM), urged the govern­ sidiary, Wistron Infocomm have received a maximum New Delhi, August 24 ment to let dealer workshops Manufacturing (India), to man­ Rural Infrastructure Develop­ The Federation of Automobile function as inspection and ufacture mobile devices, IT ment Fund (RIDF) in the last Dealers Associations (FADA) certification centres under hardware and electric vehicles. three years. Interestingly, has asked the government to the Vehicle Scrappage Policy. OEL is engaged in manufac­ these States are also among turing next­generation elec­ the top urbanis ed States in put in place a system to pro­ Sudden exit by MNCs not only hampers entrepreneurs’ zeal but tronic products. the country with a projection tect dealers from sudden exits also hurts India’s brand value, says dealers’ body Inspection centres by multinational manufac­ “This is because the dealer or­ The alliance will alsofocus on of the highest urban popula­ turers from the country. It ments. We, therefore, request “Once they begin their jour­ ganisation already has equip­ the expansion of the design tion (2011­2036). said MNC exits not only you to kindly accord industry ney, they appoint dealers as ment, investment and expert­ ecosystem in India. Currently, The data presented by the hamper entrepreneurship of status to the auto retail sec­ their long­term partners. It is ise in testing the automobiles. Optiemus has production Ministry of Finance to the Ra­ the dealers, but also hurt In­ tor,” Vinkesh Gulati, Presid­ their sudden exits which Also, dealers are located close linked incentive (PLI) for both jya Sabha on July 20, 2021 dia’s brand value. ent, FADA, said here on Tues­ hamper both, an entrepren­ to the customers. If the gov­ mobile phone manufacturing show that out of the top 10 It demanded industry day. eur's zeal to do business with ernment accepts our request and IT hardware manufactur­ States which have the highest status for the auto retail sec­ Addressing the third Auto them and the customers who of using existing automobile ing, and plans to significantly rural population only tor in order to get priority Retail Conclave, which was at­ are left high and dry with no dealer facilities, it will be a big increase its investment to Odisha, Bihar Uttar Pradesh, lending from banks, external tended by Minister of Heavy proper support for after statement of trust by the gov­ ₹1,350 crore in the next three­ Rajasthan and Jharkhand fea­ commercial borrowing, fin­ Industries Mahendra Nath sales,” Gulati said. ernment on automobile deal­ five years. The company cur­ ture among the top 10 receiv­ ancing from top lenders, Pandey, Gulati said the Min­ ers,” he said. rently has two manufacturing ers of RIDF disbursement. private equity investments, istry gives permissions to Harley Davidson exit Mahendra Nath Pandey, on plants in Noida with a total easier access to domestic and MNCs such as auto original For instance, American cult his part, asked the auto­ combined manufacturing ca­ Rural domination global funds and more tax equipment manufacturers bike maker Harley Davidson’s mobile industry to support pacity of about two­million Himachal Pradesh, which benefits. (OEMs) to set up businesses in exit last year had caused hard­ electric vehicles (EVs), saying devices per month. The alliance tops the list of States with “This will boost the confid­ India and with Prime Minis­ ship forits dealership com­ it is emerging as a “big oppor­ will be able to offer Taiwanese rural domination with about ence of the sector and result ter’s ‘Make in India’ initiative, munity. Similarly, dealers of tunity” and the auto sector is technology at optimised cost 90 per cent of the rural popu­ in scaling up infrastructure more MNCs will come to US auto major General Motors best poised to lead in the “At­ and PLI sharing, all under one lation as per the 2011 census, by bringing in new invest­ India. were left in the lurch when manirbhar” mission. roof, the company said. is not among the top 10States receiving RIDF funds. It has received ₹1, 988 crore in three years which is 2.39 per cent of ment among themselves. tion available on the Nabard the total RIDF disbursed dur­ Odisha has received the website, the government of Motherson Sumi eyes substantial revenue from non-auto biz ing these three years. Also, As­ highest RIDF disbursement India created the RIDF in sam, Meghalaya, Arunachal of ₹7,890 crore followed by Nabard in 1995­96, with an G BALACHANDAR pany is also targeting substan­ in health and medical and segment fits into the diversi­ Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, Gujarat at ₹7,863 crore. initial corpus of ₹2,000 Chennai, August 24 tial revenues from non­auto­ technology & industrial solu­ fication strategy. “Given our which are among the top Besides the North­Eastern crore. With the allocation of Motherson Sumi Systems, one motive industries — tions, so these sectors are its strong relations with OEMs, States with rural population, States, others like Punjab, ₹29,763 crore for 2020­21 un­ of India’s leading auto parts aerospace, logistics solutions, strong starting points. As for again it is a logical step to offer do not feature in the top 10 Kerala, Jammu and Kashmir der RIDF XXVI, the cumulat­ makers, is confident of secur­ technology & industrial solu­ logistics solutions, the com­ that support. For aerospace, RIDF disbursements­receiv­ and Uttrakhand have re­ ive allocation has reached ing a fourth of its targeted $36 tions and health and medical pany is familiar with the nu­ we have a very strong manu­ ing States. ceived less disbursement ₹3,78,022 crore, including billion by 2025 from non­auto — due to its proven and exist­ ances as it delivers its own facturing heritage, and we are Among the top 10 States (less than ₹2,000 crore) in ₹18,500 crore under Bharat business segments even as its ing strengths. products to customers familiar with lower­volume that received RIDF disburse­ three years. Nirman. auto orders, including EV through its operations world­ manufacturing to the highest ment, rapidly urbanis ing Under the RIDF schemes, business, remain strong. Value to customers The company aims to grow its wide. Delivering the final quality standards. In addition, States including Gujarat, Low-cost support State­owned c orporations The company has set out a “Over the past few years we revenues to $36 billion by FY25. products of the automotive we have manufacturing facil­ Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh RIDF was instituted in are expected to complete vision plan under which it have carefully studied in health & medical as areas from OEMs to the dealers is an un­ ities all over the world to help and Maharashtra together re­ Nabard for giving low­cost projects related to medium aims to grow its revenues to which industries Motherson which we believe we can gen­ derserved challenge in India. aerospace OEMs spread their ceived ₹21, 247 crore which is support to State govern­ and minor irrigation, soil $36 billion by FY25. Of the total could bring value to custom­ erate 25 per cent of our reven­ manufacturing base. So, none about 26 per cent of the total ments and State­owned c or­ conservation and others revenue, it expects new busi­ ers, given our current compet­ ues by 2025,” Laksh Vaaman Diversification strategy of these entries were random, RIDF disbursement of porations for developing crit­ forms of rural infrastructure. nesses — non­auto segments — encies, customer relations, Sehgal, Group Vice­Chairman, At present, about 98 per cent they were all logical adjacen­ ₹83,082.29 crore. ical infrastructure in The social infrastructure in­ to make up for 25 per cent of plant locations, etc. We even­ Motherson Sumi Systems, said of Motherson’s businesses are cies for us and we are confid­ The top 10 States which agriculture and allied sector, cludes sewerage networks, its revenue then. tually settled on aerospace, lo­ in the company's latest annual tied to the automotive in­ ent we can make our mark in have received the highest social sector and rural biodigester toilets, drinking While automotive remains gistics solutions, technology report. He explained that the dustry, and diversification them and add value from the RIDF disbursement share connectivity. water distribution and its key focus area, the com­ and industrial solutions and group already has a position into logistics as an adjacent start,” he added. about 66 per cent disburse­ According to the informa­ primary health centres.

Hyundai unveils i20 under N Line range Simple Energy Phillips Carbon Black to scale up volume in global market to raise $100 m To be launched Sees good demand tionnaire sent by It also has an R&D centre in from existing, BusinessLine. Asia and Innovation Centre next month for both carbon The company’s global in Europe. global investors black, specialty black footprint spans over 45 PCBL has also commis­ OUR BUREAU countries. It has offices in sioned two specialty black New Delhi, August 24 YATTI SONI SHOBHA ROY Belgium, China, South lines at Palej, Gujarat for Hyundai Motor India (HMIL) Bengaluru, August 24 Kolkata, August 24 Korea, Japan, Germany and production of a wide range on Tuesday unveiled and Electric scooter manufac­ RP­Sanjiv Goenka Group Vietnam, among other of specialty black grades opened bookings for its i20 N turer Simple Energy is in firm Phillips Carbon Black countries. totalling about 32,000 Line, the first model to debut talks to raise Series­A fund­ Ltd (PCBL), which saw ex­ It has a strong network of tonnes per annum to ser­ under the N Line range of cars ing of $100 million from ports to total sales drop by Healthy growth in tyre segment distributors which helps it vice the growing needs of for India. global investors along with 200 basis points yoy in FY21 , will drive carbon black demand penetrate “deeper across its customers. Deriving inspiration from existing investors Manish is hopeful of “substantially geographies and explore motorsports styling, i20 N Bharti, and Raghunath Sub­ scaling up volumes” in the port. According to Kaushik new opportunities”, the an­ Strong demand Line fuses exhilarating style SS Kim, MD and CEO, Hyundai Motor India Ltd, unveiling the i20 N ramanian. Simple Energy is international market. Roy, MD, PCBL has invested nual report said. According to Roy, the mid to with a dynamic driving exper­ Line in New Delhi on Tuesday KAMAL NARANG eyeing a unicorn valuation The company witnessed in establishing a supply long term demand growth ience to deliver excitement mobility for Indian custom­ driving enthusiasts, the com­ with the closing of its Series higher volume sales in ex­ chain network in overseas Greenfield capacity scenario looks very positive every day, the company said ers,” SS Kim, Managing Dir­ pany said. A fundraise later this year. ports in Q1FY22. markets. In terms of capab­ PCBL, which produces for both carbon black and adding that customers can ector and Chief Executive Of­ It is powered by a 1.0 l Turbo The company will use the Exports to total turnover ility, the company would be around 603,000 tonnes of specialty black given the book the vehicle across Signa­ ficer, HMIL, said. GDi Petrol engine with a 7­ funds to increase its foot­ came down to 26 per cent in able to substantially scale carbon black annually, has change in global trade scen­ ture dealerships for ₹25,000. Speed dual­clutch transmis­ print across India and for set­ FY21 versus 28 per cent in up volume in the interna­ commissioned a greenfield ario and focus of the Indian It will be launched next Everyday excitement sion (DCT) or a 6­Speed intelli­ ting up the second phase of FY20. PCBL’s total turnover tional market once its project of about 150,000 government on manufac­ month. Hyundai i20 N Line personi­ gent manual transmission the factory in Hosur, Tamil dropped 18 per cent in FY21 greenfield capacity in Tamil tonnes per annum for man­ turing sectors. “The N Line range will intro­ fies the fusion of driving ex­ (iMT). The engine is tuned to Nadu, and invest in R&D. The to ₹2,659 crore. Nadu is commissioned. ufacturing of various grades Automobile OEM recovery duce customers to a car that citement, energetic design produce 88.3 kW (120 PS)/ company is working on a 2­ Topline was impacted due “In Q1 FY22, when do­ of carbon black and green driven by improving indus­ truly epitomise driving pas­ and advanced technology, to 6000 r/min of maximum lakh sq ft factory in Hosur to lower production on ac­ mestic demand was im­ power plant, spread over 60 trial activities, increasing sion, making sure sporty and create a car that truly delivers power and 172 Nm (17.5 kgm)/ and phase 1 of the factory is count of the pandemic­led pacted due to regional lock­ acres of land in Tamil Nadu. consumer preference for fun driving experiences are everyday excitement, he said. 1500­4000 r/min of max­ said to have an annual pro­ lockdown during Q1FY21. downs, the company could The project is in progress personal mobility and re­ accessible to all. Our first Targeting millennials, the imum torque. duction capacity of 1 million. In volume terms, exports swiftly shift higher volumes and is likely to be commis­ placement demand led by model to spearhead the range dynamic and exhilarating With this configuration, i20 Launched on August 15, were down by nearly nine to the international market. sioned by Q3 FY23, he said. restriction on tyre imports introduction to India, the i20 style of i20 N Line showcases N Line can achieve 0–100 Simple Energy’s flagship e­ per cent at 1.06 lakh tonne The international sales The company has four should drive healthy N Line has now been unveiled, it is motorsport inspired DNA, Kmph acceleration time of 9.9 scooter, The Simple One, is in FY21, compared with 1.16 volume in the quarter was plants at Durgapur (West growth in tyre segment and once again showcasing our and its built for the athletic, seconds (based on internal priced at ₹1,0,9999 (ex­show­ lakh tonne in FY­20, PCBL 34 per cent,” Roy said re­ Bengal), Palej & Mundra therefore carbon black commitment to redefining individualistic and outgoing testing). room). said in its latest annual re­ sponding to an e­mail ques­ (Gujarat) and Kochi (Kerala). demand. ‘Turning profitable more valuable to us than unicorn valuation’ BYD India to launch YATTI SONI valuation, which makes In Acharya’s words, “great cing recommendations, di­ of paper to a physical form. e-MPV for B2B segment Bengaluru, August 24 Zetwerk one of the fastest software takes a decade to gital repository of engineer­ And for each of those steps, Zetwerk’s CEO and co­founder companies to become a uni­ build and so we constantly in­ ing designs, real­time we can predict how much OUR BUREAU Electric Revolution’ and offer Amrit Acharya places more corn. Acharya attributes this vest back into that.” tracking of manufacturing time it takes because historic­ Hyderabad, August 24 pure electric solutions. We are value on the three­year­old growth to the high demand Zetwerk essentially serves across various stages, visual ally step one has taken three BYD India, a subsidiary of the War­ eager to bring our advanced company turning profitable for digital manufacturing manufacturing demand, con­ updates of products getting days, etc. And then, if things ren Buffett­backed EV maker BYD, green technology to assist Indian in 2021 than the latest $1.3­bil­ solutions after the Covid pan­ necting it with manufactur­ made, seamless communica­ are going on a good track, we plans to launch electric MPV for businesses to achieve their EV lion valuation. The digital demic, coupled with the fact ing supply and process. The tion across stakeholders and have nothing to do but if the the B2B segment in India soon. goals. We have received tremend­ manufacturing start­up re­ that not many companies are custom manufacturing plat­ quality assurance of the final things are not going as per This is a strategic decision ous response for our electric ported turning EBITDA posit­ operating in this space. form helps customers convert product getting shipped, ac­ track, then we can step in,” taken by the company given the buses as well as forklifts, espe­ ive in July , which was closely “What we realised was that Amrit Acharya , their digital designs into cording to the company. said Acharya. need and rising demand for EVs cially from the Indian public and followed by the company’s the market is constrained by CEO and co-founder, Zetwerk physical products. Zetwerk currently serves in this important area. The de­ B2B sector. Seeing this, we have $150­million Series E funding supply. There is not enough The company offers cus­ Industry-specific nuance more than 600 customers cision to enter the B2B segment is decided to introduce more elec­ led by D1 Capital Partners. supply for all the products shocks to the supply chain. tomers access to a range of The core of Zetwerk’s three­ from around the globe and also in line with BYD’s electrifica­ tric commercial vehicles to B2B “While we’re able to grow that are needed. But nobody is Today, almost 20 per cent of manufacturing capabilities, year journey lies in the pro­ has built a supply chain of tion transport solutions goal, segment starting Q4, 2021. Mov­ the business, it’s not flaky doing this and hence, we have the company’s revenue comes including metal fabrication, cess of converting age­old ex­ more than 4,000 suppliers in which is to bring about a cleaner ing forward, we would love to be a growth. We’re trying to build been pretty much having a from the Western markets. CNC machining, plastic injec­ periential knowledge of regions such as North Amer­ global environment and assist In­ part of every Indian consumer’s an institution that will outlive clean shot at the market for There are about 100 such cus­ tion moulding, 3D printing people into a digital, soft­ ica, Indo­Pacific, and the dia to achieve its ESG goals. journey into electric vehicles, the us hopefully, and building about three years now,” he ad­ tomers working with Zetwerk and aluminium die castings. ware­led approach. As the Middle East. BYD India has been involved in plans for which are still in the sustainability into that ded. and are largely US­focused. These capabilities serve a di­ company enters new categor­ It has delivered more than various fields of industries, ran­ pipeline stage.” growth is more important With the recent fund raise, verse set of industries ran­ ies, such as aerospace or con­ 1,000 projects so far and ging from electronics manufac­ than company valuation. As a Target areas Zetwerk will be investing ging from traditional ones sumer electronics, it applies claims to have an equal num­ turing and the assembling of BusinessLine Disclaimer: Readers are requested to verify culture, we have been very Last year, Zetwerk started more in the international such as oil & gas, energy, infra­ industry­specific nuances to ber of projects under execu­ electric buses and power batter­ & make appropriate enquiries to satisfy themselves about the veracity of an frugal and disciplined about working internationally in a business along with con­ structure, aerospace and ap­ it, gleaned from people who tion currently. During 2020­ ies. In the future, BYD India will advertisement before responding to any building high­quality growth. big way. According to sumer products manufactur­ parel to modern ones such as have been doing it for 21, Zetwerk’s revenue grew to continue to expand, for instance, published in this newspaper. THG PUBLISHING PVT LTD., the Publisher & And we hope to continue do­ Acharya, a lot of companies ing; 15 per cent of the com­ renewables, electric vehicles, decades. ₹949 crore from ₹360 crore in to develop the fields of battery, Owner of this newspaper, does not vouch for the authenticity of any advertisement ing that for the next years to have been reaching out to pany’s revenue comes from consumer electronics, and “When we get an aircraft 2019­20. Zetwerk’s list of in­ energy storage, as well as electric or advertiser or for any of the advertiser’s come,” Acharya told Business- Zetwerk to explore the Indian consumer products manufac­ space. engine component as a re­ vestors include D1 Capital passenger vehicles. products and/or services. In no event can Line the Owner, Publisher, Printer, Editor, . market. These are companies turing which was started just Further, Zetwerk’s in­house quirement from a customer Partners, Sequoia Capital, Ac­ Ketsu Zhang, Executive Dir­ Director/s, Employees of this On average it has taken who wanted to follow China last year. Further, the com­ manufacturing operating sys­ ,we know exactly that there cel Partners, Greenoaks, Light­ ector, BYD India, in a statement newspaper/company be held responsible/liable in any manner about seven years for Indian plus one strategy because of pany will keep on reinvesting tem software, ZISO, enables are 10 steps involved in con­ speed Partners and Kae said, “BYD India’s ambition has al­ whatsoever for any claims and/or damages start­ups to reach unicorn tariffs, lockdown­specific in research and development. digital selection of supply, pri­ verting the design on a piece Capital. ways been to be a part of ‘India’s for advertisements in this newspaper.

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0x y z There’s opportunity in China for investors wednesday, august 25, 2021 Unlocking value Though geo-political risks exist, China’s long-term policy orientation indicates much scope for tech and innovation play RAJAGOPAL SUBRAMANIAN within China’s political system will children can use it. The asset monetisation plan holds out promise forestall policy alternatives and We see the goal of “common for prospective investors, but details are awaited midst a more than $1 tril­ course corrections, a problem made prosperity” as being a common lion rout of Chinese tech­ worse by his removal of term limits thread running through many reg­ Anology companies, and the prospect of his indefinite ulatory interventions. he ₹6­lakh crore plan to monetise ex­ Chinese regulators have rule.” Xiaokang (common prosperity) isting public assets over the next four been busy — including steps to Well reported are China’s at­ as a concept is over 2,500 years old make tutoring companies not­for­ tempts to gain global domination, and refers to a moderately prosper­ Tyears has come not a moment too late. profit, actions against China’s often at the expense of free trade ous society, where people enjoy a While being a pragmatic financial largest ride­hailing platform, Didi, and with scant regard for Intellec­ peaceful and happy life. From a sin­ plan, it also underscores the reforms intent of and comments in state media tual Property. As economist Robert gular focus on GDP growth to a the government. The catch, as always, will be in against gaming. Reactions have Atkinson outlines, it has often used more rounded development, the reached fever pitch and range from a four­step innovation mercantil­ distinct change in focus can be seen the implementation. Asset monetisation allows “China doesn’t want foreign cap­ ism playbook to usurp technology in Xi Jinping’s term and seen from the government to raise resources and step up ital”, “there is a witch hunt”, all the at the cost of innovation in the West. this perspective, there is coherence. capital expenditure without increasing taxes or way to fears that China may reverse Not­so­well reported though, are Without doubt, political and geo­ selling assets outright. If raising taxes is gener­ four decades of reliance on private tools the party uses to create popu­ political risks exist, but the inherent capital and entrepreneurship. lar support including responsive­ long­term orientation and coher­ ally undesirable, disinvestment often gives rise If we followed Hans Rosling’s ad­ ness to public opinion to varying Chinese companies’ R&D expenditure already equals that of the Euro Zone AP ence in state policy­making ought to political headaches. In contrast, asset monet­ vice in Fact-fullness, and discarded degrees. not to be ignored. Seeing Western isation can meet rising capex needs of a fiscally fear factor (which clouds clear military, and geopolitical fate. with capital, were drawn to ex­ economies and China with the same stressed economy with less fuss — if it is planned thinking) and adopted a clinical Xi Jinping’s regime It is obvious that science/ techno­ cesses, resulting in a steep increase lens could lead to misjudgment. well. The ownership of assets, including land, re­ fact­based approach, things look Xi is credited with a sweeping anti­ logy innovation and private entre­ in education costs and excessive While many tend to react, some­ very different. Here, we connect the corruption drive and breaking preneurship are an integral part of workload on young students, the times excessively to political risks, mains with the government, while their opera­ dots between the Chinese Com­ down silos early in his term. Xi sees a China’s long term strategic goals. CCP did not hesitate to intervene. equal attention needs to be paid to tions are leased out through a bidding process. munist Party (CCP), Xi Jinping’s ap­ convergence of demographic, geo­ However, it is his haste in challen­ After all, educating a larger popula­ changes in technology that puts The Centre plans to raise ₹88,000 crore this year proach, geopolitical considerations political, economic, environment ging the international order and the tion and making it affordable are many old economy businesses at through this route. Given the prevailing fiscal and the growing emergence of and technological changes that ne­ consolidation of political authority stated goals. High costs of educa­ risk of disruption. China. Those seeking an opportun­ cessitate urgency. The waning that present the biggest risks to tion also came in the way of CCP’s The markets in China present an constraints (a fiscal deficit of 6.8 per cent of GDP ity to participate in tech and innova­ power and influence of the West, achieving these strategic goals. objectives at increasing the opportunity for investors to parti­ slated for 2021­22) — which includes a disinvest­ tion tend to focus on FAANG stocks/ China’s deteriorating demographic Few observers debate China’s po­ population. cipate in tech and innovation at ment target of ₹1.75­lakh crore that is more NASDAQ, but China could well outlook, declining productivity tential as an economy. After all it Within two days of a successful near long term average valuations. likely to be missed than met present a credible alternative for gains, saturated infrastructure and now constitutes around 27 per cent $4.4 billion IPO, Didi was placed un­ As in any investment, having ad­ those willing to take a closer look. rising pollution, Xi feels merit accel­ of the world GDP when measured der investigation causing a more visors with a deep understanding of Scan & Share — asset monetisation can By the time Xi Jinping came to erated attention. on a PPP basis. Non­State owned en­ than 40 per cent fall at one point. It the landscape and investing help bridge the funds gap. As power, a predictable pro­ As Xi stated in 2014, first terprises, now contribute 77 per is questionable if Didi has excep­ through fund managers with for the reforms push, it is cess for succession plan­ Scan & Share mover advantage will lie cent of revenues as opposed to a tional tech. It is business model in­ demonstrated ability to identify borne out by the Centre in­ ning had been developed. with “whoever holds the measly 5 per cent in 2005. China is novation but not creation of new IP. businesses bottom up would be re­ centivising States to sell stake With the 20th Party Con­ nose of the ox of science poised to become the largest con­ It appears that it was under pressure commended along with an over­ gress due to happen next and technology innova­ sumer market overtaking the US. from regulators to delay its IPO, arching emphasis on aligning one­ in its public sector units or Fall, in the normal course, tion.” Probably the most Chinese companies’ R&D expendit­ pending a deeper cybersecurity in­ self with the direction of the monetise them. The Centre a two­term leader would consequential shifts to ure already equals that of the Euro vestigation, but went ahead with Chinese government’s long term will provide a matching sum to States for the step aside, but to date, have occurred on Xi’s Zone and is 50 per cent of that of the the IPO, taking on regulators. strategic interests, societal good amount they raise through disinvestment, a there is no expectation Xi watch are advances in ar­ US. It is the accelerated import sub­ Gaming regulations have fo­ and high quality managements in Jinping will do. As Jude Blanchette, tificial intelligence, robotics, and stitution in products and compon­ cussed on their impact on children every sense of the word. third of the sum monetised or half the sum real­ Freeman Chair in China Studies at biomedical engineering. Xi believes ents with a high technological bar­ and similar interventions in 2018 ised through listing of a public sector entity. the Center for Strategic and Interna­ that dominating the “commanding rier that present the most have brought in desirable restric­ The writer is Chief Investment Pension funds, private equities, insurance funds tional Studies, succinctly puts it, heights” of these new tools will play interesting opportunity. tions, including facial recognition Officer-Investment Advisory at Entrust and other investors keen on India’s potential, “Xi’s increasingly singular position a critical role in China’s economic, When ed­tech companies, flush and limits on the number of hours Family Office. Views are personal. are likely to take notice. However, raising ₹88,000 crore this year looks rather difficult in view of the work that lies ahead. A PPP ‘concession agreement’ needs to be prepared for all sectors that fall under the Power markets on the cusp of transformation purview of this plan — not just roads, which is the only sector with such a framework in place, The move to introduce long duration delivery contracts on power exchanges will be a game-changer but also railways, power, telecom, coal mining, natural gas and shipping. The agreement frame­ ROHIT BAJAJ ments. This has greatly helped the troduction of contracts beyond 11 northern States have increased ex­ generators to gather revenue bey­ days at the exchange platform, change­based procurement as a sig­ work, which is meant to arrive at asset valu­ ndia’s power sector has come a ond the PPA stream. where robust liquidity delivers nificant part of their overall power ations and risk­and­return sharing on the basis long way in the past few dec­ To deepen the power market and competitive prices besides the flex­ portfolio. This has also enabled util­ of the present value of future cash flows, will in­ Iades. Huge strides have been harness its potential to the highest, ibility in procurement, will be a ities to save immensely and en­ evitably differ from sector to sector. The minis­ made to provide access to elec­ the Ministry of Power and the Min­ game­changing opportunity for the hance their stressed financial li­ tries concerned will have to get down to the tricity, bringing power to more istry of Finance in the recent past market participants. quidity. than 700 million people since have reached an understanding to Besides the real­time, day­ahead task. Only then can entities or financial in­ 2000. The commencement of introduce longer duration delivery and intra­day electricity market, The way ahead vestors invest through the ToT (toll­operate­ power markets with enablement of contracts (LDCs) in electricity up to the market participants, especially With the energy shift towards re­ transfer) or Infrastructure Investment Trusts the Electricity Act 2003 and later 365 days on the power exchanges. the utilities, often require longer newables being experienced in an (InviTs) route. Meanwhile, the Budget this year the introduction of the power ex­ Thus far the power exchanges are duration contracts such as weekly, accelerated way, India is moving to­ changes in 2008 was a significant confined to trade contracts only up fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, sea­ wards an era where power markets has transferred road and power assets valued at development which brought in to 11 days. Power markets need to be deepened sonal and yearly to efficiently plan are imminent as more small­scale ₹5,000 crore and ₹7,000 crore, respectively, to competitive price discovery, flexib­ for their power procurement on a resources with different character­ InviTs in order to attract private players. ility, efficiency, and transparency in Jurisdictional conflict Total dues owed by electricity dis­ time ahead basis. Exchanges have istics will enter the market. The Force majeure clauses as well as responsibility the power sector value chain. As per the agreed terms, the CERC tribution companies to power pro­ been providing a robust proposi­ Central Government, as per the Na­ In India, the distribution utilities will have jurisdiction in delivery­ ducers have risen sharply to reach tion. Besides offering flexible pro­ tional Electricity Plan 2021, seems for employees should be clearly spelt out in have been predominantly entering based electricity contracts, while closer to ₹1.40­lakh crore in 2020. curement, efficiency and transpar­ committed to deepen the spot these PPP frameworks. The lessons from earlier into long­term Power Purchase SEBI will have jurisdiction in finan­ This is leading to a deep stress in the ency, the liquidity on exchange power markets by enhancing its PPP failures should be learnt. The National Infra­ Agreements (PPAs), for up to 25 cially settled derivative contracts. entire power sector value chain. Ex­ platform through participants, es­ percentage share to about 25 per structure Pipeline projects, for which over ₹100­ years, to secure bulk of their power The two regulators have been in a changes ensure a cash­and­carry pecially the utilities, often require cent during 2023­24. lakh crore is meant to be invested by FY25, needs supply obligations. The residual re­ jurisdictional conflict on this issue model that eliminates bad repay­ multiple buyers and sellers provid­ To provide another avenue for re­ quirement is met through power since 2010, which is now awaiting ment and thus ushers in immediate ing most competitive prices. liable supply and competitive to be funded through a variety of vehicles — of markets that presently constitutes final order by the Supreme Court. value for all involved. In terms of flexibility in procure­ power prices to participants, they which asset monetisation accounts for just 6 about 11 per cent of total electricity Introduction of LDCs will be a com­ Currently, the distribution utilit­ ment, one can utilise a flexible should have freedom to trade in dif­ per cent. The deepening of bond markets is a consumed in India on an annual plete re­haul of the power market ies are meeting their short­term quantum of power over a day as the ferent markets and timeframes. The prerequisite to enable higher corporate parti­ basis. and usher in the era of Power Mar­ power requirement up to 11 days exchange platform provides flexib­ recent guidelines by the govern­ Incidentally, power exchanges ket 2.0 which will facilitate the through exchange markets and ility of varying buy/sell quantum in ment allowing central generating cipation. Infrastructure spending needs to be have brought forth significant op­ growth of power markets and beyond that up to one year through all 96 time blocks in a day through stations to put up PPA relinquished funded in innovative ways, given resource timisation and efficiency in power transform the power sector. the Discovery of Efficiency Electri­ the day­ahead, real­time, intra­day power by state DISCOMs on ex­ constraints. procurement for the utilities thus Trading in the short­term market city Price (DEEP) portal functioning and day­ahead contingency mar­ changes for efficient price discov­ leading to financial savings for the allows distribution utilities to under the Short­Term Bidding kets. Going forward, flexibility in ery is a good testament to the role utilities as well as 1 MW and above maintain the power demand­sup­ Guidelines of the Ministry of Power. longer duration contract would of exchanges­led electricity mar­ bulk consumers. At the same time, ply equilibrium in the most effi­ In fiscal 2020, almost 30 BUs were mean round the clock, peak, day, kets in democratising the Indian the markets have been helping cient way. India’s power sector is traded through DEEP platform un­ night or customised hours power sector. THREE DECADES OF REFORMS RAVIKANTH 30/30: power generators optimise genera­ currently under transition driven der bilateral mode with delivery contracts. tion and sell in the market beyond by increasing reliance on short­ period varying from 15 days to three Owing to these core value pro­ The writer is Head and Senior the sales committed under other term power markets and exchange­ months for most transactions. positions, the distribution utilities Vice President-Business Development, medium and long duration agree­ based electricity spot markets. This further corroborates that in­ from the southern, western and Indian Energy Exchange Ltd

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CM YK ...... CHENNAI BusinessLine 5 WEDNESDAY • AUGUST 25 • 2021 THINK Balance e-comm rules PLFS data: What the numbers hide Stakeholder consultations hold the key RAMESH ABHISHEK areas which may not strictly fall under The sharp spike in labour participation rates in the latest survey is difficult to reconcile with earlier years’ data the ambit of Consumer Protection laws, he e­commerce sector is chart­ and which are long­standing issues of ARUP MITRA/ One may argue that the sharp Centre for Monitoring Indian ing a new trajectory for our so­ the sector which ought to be dealt via an PUNEET KUMAR SHRIVASTAV improvements in the labour Economy (CMIE) dataset which Tciety’s business­economic am­ e­commerce policy or under the respect­ he third periodic la­ market indicators during the is presumably susceptible to bitions. The high share of ive laws. bour force survey first three quarters of the year sampling and many other technology companies in the list of top T(PLFS) data for the year 2019­20 may have bypassed the problems. 10 companies globally is a reflection of Flash sales kerfuffle 2019­20 have been re­ deterioration observed in the Another line of cross­verifica­ that. The proposed amendments have leased recently. The biggest sur­ fourth quarter and thus, the av­ tion can be made before doubt­ In the case of India, proliferation of sought to prohibit “Flash Sales” or “back­ prise is the increase in the la­ erage annual figures are strik­ ing the 2019­20 data. food­delivery, cab­hailing, e­commerce, to­back” sales by e­commerce bour force and work force ingly positive. But what signific­ online­travel­aggregators etc. has cre­ marketplaces. participation rates compared to ant changes had occurred The States’ factor ated lakhs of white­collar, blue­collar The Ministry of Consumer Affairs the last two rounds of annual during the first three quarters of The participation rates at the all­ jobs and propelled immense opportun­ stated that such sales are being curbed averages. the year 2019­20 to make such a India level are State averages. So, ities for restaurants, MSMEs, artisans in as “they ultimately limit customer In fact, if we keep in view the positive change in the annual a regional decomposition Tier­2 and Tier­3 cities. choice and increases prices.” The pro­ quinquennial surveys (NSSO: average? which is underlying the aggreg­ According to IBEF Industry Snapshot, posed clause requires clarity on the 2004­05 or 2011­12), the first PLFS ate estimates can be examined the Indian e­commerce sector is expec­ nature of sales the government is in­ witnessed a decline in the work­ The fineprint Falling women’s work participation is causing concern BIJOY GHOSH by envisaging the changes in the ted to surpass the US to become the tending to curb. Furthermore, promo­ force participation rate (WFPR), Let us look at some of the indic­ labour market indicators across second largest e­commerce market in tion of sales as a concept is consumer particularly for women, and a ators carefully. The labour force the States and Union Territories. the world by 2034. Indian e­commerce friendly which enable consumers’ ac­ sharp increase in the unemploy­ participation rate (LFPR) in the Among the males, only some sector may reach $99 billion by 2024 cess to products and services at attract­ ment rate of both males and fe­ rural areas recorded an all­time of the North­Eastern States such from $30 billion in 2019, expanding at a ive prices — therefore it remains to be males. This was interpreted as high in 2019­20 among the as Assam, Meghalaya and Ma­ 27 per cent CAGR.This rapid growth has seen how such sales may be harmful to an outcome of demonetisation males. nipur and from the south, Ker­ the potential to transform consumers. which presumably reduced the Even compared to the NSS ala and Puducherry reported a India’s massive MSME sec­ Sales also play a valuable scale of economic activities. rounds, the rural male LFPR in­ decline in the WFPR in 2019­20 tor, by digitising their of­ role in supporting MSME However, the next round of creased to 56.3 which is higher in comparison to the 2018­19 es­ ferings and enabling their sellers; however, it’s equally PLFS data for the year 2018­19 than the 2004­05 rate. Among timates. access to pan­India and important to ensure that also did not show any marked the females, after witnessing a Among the females only global markets. such sales do not impinge improvement on the job front major decline in the year 2017­18 Andhra, Delhi, Goa, Meghalaya, Acknowledging the eco­ the rights of other parti­ except some marginal decline and 2018­19 the rate went up to Chandigarh and Puducherry re­ nomic impact of e­com­ cipants in the market — in the unemployment rate. 24.7 per cent, quite similar to gistered a decline; otherwise, merce marketplaces, it be­ therefore, it may be prudent Following the pandemic and the 2011­12 figure. the rest showed an increase. comes important to take a to consult the market parti­ the lockdown the quarterly data In the urban areas the male And the range of increase is balanced and consultative cipants, and effectively deal published for the urban sector specific rate is again around 1 really shattering. approach for developing regulations for with the subject under the proposed e­ showed a massive decline in the percentage point higher than Even if we ignore the figures the sector, to promote the sector’s commerce policy. WFPR and a huge increase in the the average figure observed for some of the UTs like Lakshad­ growth. The rules have also proposed to stop e­ unemployment rate in the since 2004­05 and among the fe­ higher and the unemployment are compatible and start disbe­ weep (more than 17 and 10 per­ The government has sought com­ commerce marketplaces from listing April­June quarter of the year males it is again an all­time high rates, much lower! lieving the 2019­20 results. centage point increase in the ments of stakeholders on the amend­ Associated Enterprises as sellers on the 2019­20. Despite this, the annual in 2019­20. The WFPR both in the The first three quarter estim­ The latter seems more convin­ work participation rate of males ments proposed to the Consumer Pro­ platform. It needs a closer examination average figures of WFPR rose rural and urban rates rose com­ ates were so much improved cing because questioning the and females respectively), sev­ tection (e­commerce) Rules. The to understand whether sales by an ‘Asso­ sharply and the average unem­ pared to the previous PLFS and that the large­scale decline in compatibility of NSS and PLFS eral major States such as Gu­ proposed amendments have attempted ciated Party’ may have an anti­con­ ployment rate declined by one almost approached the figures livelihood opportunities in the (2017­18 and 2018­19) is not all jarat, Jharkhand, Karnataka, to improve consumer protection on e­ sumer impact, and therefore needs to percentage point from 5.8 per recorded in the earlier NSS fourth quarter, especially in the that easy. In fact, it becomes Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, commerce platforms, by seeking more be curbed under the Consumer Protec­ cent in the previous year to 4.8 round (2011­12). Among the urban areas, could do nothing more swaying as we look at the Odisha and Uttarakhand repor­ visibility on Grievance Redressal mech­ tion Act. There is also a need to consult per cent in 2019­20. This is where urban females it is even margin­ to deteriorate the annual estim­ figures based on principal ted an unreconcilable increase anisms, curbing practices of mis­repres­ stakeholders on some of the uninten­ the suspicion grows stronger. ally higher than the 2004­05 fig­ ates (Figure 1). Rural opportunit­ status concept. in the work participation rate of entation and mis­selling of goods and ded impact of such a provision. We agree that the WFPR was ure which was at the highest till ies seem to have compensated The participation rates im­ females over just one year. services, and provisions for improved­ The Consumer Protection (E­com­ affected adversely more in the 2018­19. for the urban livelihood loss, proved and the unemployment Even the male work participa­ dedicated compliance with authorities. merce) Rules are of immense import­ urban areas, and the unemploy­ The unemployment rates which is too optimistic to hold. rate declined between 2018­19 tion rate increased to an extent Ensuring the rights and protection ance for securing rights of citizens on ment rate rose phenomenally between 2017­18 and 2018­19 Hence, the logical conclusion and 2019­20. All we get to learn of more than 2 percentage for consumers on online platforms/ online platforms and marketplaces. subsequent to the lockdown. As were not much different except that strikes the mind is as from the theoretical standpoint points in a number of major marketplaces is of great importance. To Hence they must be amended after look­ the migrants left for their rural among the urban females. But follows: that the participation rates do States. Disqualifying the theor­ its credit the Ministry of Consumer Af­ ing at all aspects of the proposal in con­ homes, many of them must the 2019­20 figures almost uni­ Either we say that the PLFS not increase on a year­to­year etical underpinnings such fairs released dedicated rules last year sultation with the stakeholders, espe­ have started working at least on formly show a one percentage (2017­18 and 2018­19) are not basis. It is only in the long run massive increase in the annual for protecting Consumer Rights on e­ cially the consumers for whom this is subsidiary basis. However, the point decline among the rural comparable with the NSS estim­ that the participation rates work participation rates is def­ commerce platforms. The latest amend­ intended. rural job opportunities could and urban males as well as fe­ ates and 2019­20 tries to over­ change. initely shocking. ments proposed may be seen as a con­ not have neutralised the urban males. Had the pandemic not come the shortfalls; Hence, it becomes difficult to tinuation of that. The amendments, The writer is Advisor, Primus Partners and adversities in spite of the occurred, the participation Or we say that the PLFS (2017­ establish the superiority of the Mitra is Professor at Institute of however, have also proposed to regulate former Secretary DPIIT, Government of India MNREGA. rates would have been much 18 and 2018­19) and NSS figures government database over the Economic Growth

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Making a statement in the Rajya wealth managers and robo­ad­ Sabha on Friday in response to a calling attention motion visers, which increasingly use regarding disinvestment in PSUs, Mr Shourie said that such tools to drive customers to during the on­going process of carrying out disinvestment higher­revenue products. deals, the Government was faced with the harsh reality that “We’re at a transformational the real position of a large number of PSUs was totally out of time. I really believe data analyt­ sync with the public rhetoric about them. ics and AI can bring a lot of posit­ ives, but it means we should look back and think about what does this mean for user interface, user engagement, fairness and bias,” said Gensler. “What does it mean about rules written in an earlier easy bl two-way crossword 1953 not so easy era?” The consultation was partly sparked by January’s meme stock ACROSS DOWN ACROSS DOWN saga, which resulted in intense 01. Ease, quiet enjoyment (7) 01. 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Unfasten, separate (6) (5) the spur of the moment (9) gamification. 19. Without flavour (9) 11. Pleasure­craft sailor (9) 10. Somebody thick­skinned may 06. Gets rid of one and ruins the city He now says the agency should 21. Mass of insects (5) 14. Fissure in rock (7) perch around end of yard (9) (5) examine the gamut of digital­en­ 22. Attribute, impute (7) 15. Shut; finished (6) 12. Read it as it appears thus in 07. Take away sick cadet to hospital gagement practices. While such 24. Delineated (5) 16. View, direction of facing (6) Latin (3) (6) features can increase consumers’ 25. Bring in the crop (7) 18. Theatrical situation (5) 13. Piece of bric­a­brac of copper 11. Has many chats about him in his access to capital markets, they found at port (5) skipper's cap (9) may also expose them to in­ 20. To break (5) creased risks. 23. Mean dog (3) 17. Laid a loss down to the 14. Split in rock without a care and Certain behavioural prompts pot­cover (3) what holds it tight (7) could potentially be considered 19. It shows no sense of what's 15. It was shut down as one grappled investment advice and regulated SOLUTION: BL Two-way Crossword 1952 right to be insipid (9) with it (6) as such, he added. “These digital 21. A lot of insects did crawl right 16. A view of space put out on engagement practices raise ACROSS 1. Caper 4. Serpent 8. Rolls 9. Luckier 10. Inn 11. Moth­eaten inside (5) television first (6) questions as to when marketing 12. Away 13. Ruff 18. Incognito 20. Tea 21. Outcast 22. Punch 23. 22. An expounder of the law to 18. Theatrical entertainment put out becomes advice, when is it a re­ Senator 24. Lower DOWN 1. Carti1aginous 2. Polenta 3. Resume 4. assign to one (7) by Madras endlessly (5) commendation, what’s the duty Salute 5. Racket 6. Evict 7. Tar and feather 14. Up to now 15. Aghast 24. Attracted to the way it was 20. Forceful overhand hit is a great of care?” said Gensler, who was 16. Bitter 17. Gospel 19. Cut in depicted in pencil (5) success (5) previously a professor at MIT 25. Gather in her vast potential (7) 23. A scoundrel who put copper right where he taught classes on finan­ (3) cial technology. REUTERS

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QUICKLY Bajaj Finserv gets SEBI nod to enter MF biz NSE indices to include Bank of India eyes ₹3,000 cr via QIP Stock price spurts 8% enue of ₹13,949 crore which in it­ jaj Housing Finance and Bajaj REITs, InvITs New Delhi, August 24 self is down two per cent com­ Financial Securities – are into The changes will Bank of India is planning to raise ₹3,000 post announcement pared to ₹14,192 crore logged in mortgage and broking crore equity capital through a qualified the same period last year. businesses. come into effect institutional placement (QIP) offer to fuel SURESH P IYENGAR from September 30 business growth and meet regulatory Mumbai, August 24 Holdco for Bajaj group biz Making a beeline compliance, Bajaj Finserv has received mar­ Bajaj Finserv is the holding com­ In May, the market regulator had OUR BUREAU sources said. ket regulator Securities and Ex­ pany of various financial ser­ cleared Samco Securities’ applic­ Mumbai, August 24 “The bank is in change Board of India’s approval vices businesses of the Bajaj ation for entering the mutual NSE has included REITs and In­ the process of to enter mutual fund business Group. It provides asset acquisi­ fund business. In last one year, vITs traded on its platform in raising ₹3,000 and will become the 46th fund tion through financing, asset many financial services compan­ the most popular Nifty indices crore through house to make a foray into the the share price of the company protection through general in­ ies including Trust Group, NJ such as NSE 500, Nifty Mid­ QIP and seven booming asset management gained eight per cent to ₹16,475 surance, family protection and AMC and Sachin Bansal­backed cap150 and Nifty Smallcap 250. book running business. The company said that on Tuesday. In fact, share price of income protection in the form Navi Technologies have entered Brookfield India Real Estate quidity and trading volume in lead managers it received in­principle approval the company has been on an up­ of life and health insurance and mutual fund business. Payment Trust, Embassy Office Parks, these products. Vinod Rohira, have been from SEBI on Monday for spon­ ward march and has gained 18 retirement and savings and financial service providers REIT and MindSpace Business CEO, Mindspace Business Parks appointed for soring a mutual fund. per cent from ₹13,994 on August solutions. Paytm and PhonePe are also Parks REIT will be part of NSE REIT, said the inclusion of REITs the proposed 5. BFS participates in the finan­ looking to enter asset manage­ 500 index. in various Nifty indices would issue,” sources privy to the development Financial vertical Bajaj Finserv is a financial ser­ cing business through its 53 per ment business and launch their The changes will come into enable wider investor participa­ said. A non­deal roadshow to woo Accordingly, Bajaj Finserv (BFS) vices company with dedicated cent holding in Bajaj Finance mutual funds products. effect from September 30, it tion in REITs and consequently investors concluded on Monday. Total 26 said, it would set up an Asset focus on lending, asset manage­ and in the protection business In a bid to widen the market said. increase volumes, liquidity, and investors participated in the roadshow Management Company and the ment, wealth management and through 74 per cent holding in reach, SEBI last December paved The move will attract more better price discovery. including YES Bank, IDFC Bank, HDFC Trustee Company by itself or insurance. The company re­ two unlisted subsidiaries, Bajaj the way for technology start­ups investors into REITs (Real Estate “REITs merit to be on the Nifty Treasury, ICICI Prudential Life, Edelweiss, SBI through its subsidiary in accord­ gistered a 31 per cent fall in its Allianz General Insurance Com­ to enter the mutual fund busi­ Investment Trust) and InvITs indices and this move will assist Life, Mirae, Kotak Life, Federal Bank, Marshal ance with applicable SEBI regula­ June quarter net profit at ₹831 pany and Bajaj Allianz Life Insur­ ness by waiving the profitability (Infrastructure Investment in widening investor participa­ Wace, Polunin among others, the bank tions and other applicable laws. crore against ₹1,215 crore in the ance Company Limited. Its requirement to enter the Trust) as more recently SEBI re­ tion at par with other equity op­ said. PTI Following the announcement, same period last year on a rev­ wholly owned subsidiaries – Ba­ business. duced the lot size to boost li­ tions in India,” he said.

LUKEWARM LISTINGS HDFC Bank sells 2.2% stake in CDSL for ₹223 cr Chemplast Sanmar: Cautious Aptus Housing Finance: Strong Banking major has 20,36,000 shares (1.95 per cent) of CDSL at an average fundamentals, but fully priced in been selling shares price of ₹937.46 per piece on start to second innings in last one month June 22. On August 23, it sold Stock closes at While the issue was sub­ ment) of Aptus, at ₹9,450 2,13,481 shares at ₹1,168.94 Stock ends Day 1 iterate a similar approach of scribed 17.2 times, the portion crore as of March 2021. In the PRESS TRUST OF INDIA apiece and on August 24, it watching the independent ₹346.50 against New Delhi, August 24 sold 61,519 shares for ₹1,119.31 at ₹535 vs IPO reserved for retail individual recent June quarter, while course that CSL charts as a IPO price of ₹353 investors was subscribed 1.35 Aavas recorded a healthy HDFC Bank has divested more apiece. At the end of June price of ₹541 listed entity before times. The valuations were year­on­year growth of 21.2 than 2 per cent stake in Central quarter, HDFC Bank was hold­ investing. KEERTHI SANAGASETTI mostly to blame for the weak per cent in its loan book, its Depository Services (India) Ltd ing 5.23 per cent stake in HDFC SAI PRABHAKAR YADAVALLI BL Research Bureau investor sentiment. gross non­performing assets (CDSL) in tranches during Bank. BL Research Bureau Business Aptus Housing Finance (In­ At its issue price, the com­ (GNPA) inched up by 16 basis June­August this year, garner­ The shares were sold for a Chemplast Sanmar Limited CSL is part of India’s oldest dia), a Chennai­based afford­ pany was valued 7 times its points (bps), since March ing nearly ₹223 crore from the cash consideration of ₹222.71 (CSL) opened on Tuesday at business house based in able housing finance player, FY21 book value (post­issue), 2021, to 1.1 per cent. Home sale, according to a regulatory crore, HDFC Bank said. The ₹525 per share, a discount of South India, The Sanmar made a weak debut in the leaving little headroom for First Finance, another listed filing. stock on Tuesday closed 3.5 per 3 per cent to its IPO price of Group. stock markets today. The appreciation for long­term peer similar­sized as Aptus, HDFC Bank sold 23.11 lakh cent higher at ₹1,190. ₹541. After delisting in the 2012, company listed at a 6.5 per investors. At the close price of also saw a 10 bps rise in GNPA shares of face value of ₹10 each CDSL provides depository The stock closed at ₹535, ceeds, both new issue post 2008 inter­ cent discount ₹346.5, the stock trades at 6.9 to 1.9 per cent in the June 2021 fully paid up held by the bank services to market parti­ valued at 17.5 times FY21 (₹1,300 crore) and OFS national crisis, to its issue times its FY21 book, which is quarter. in CDSL through the second­ cipants. It has three operating earnings, a 15 per cent (₹2,550 crore), should de­ CSL is now the ANALYSIS price of ₹353 a still expensive. While Aptus had reported a ary market route on the NSE, services: depository, data entry premium to its closest com­ leverage the company and largest manu­ piece on the pandemic­proof perform­ the private bank said in the and record keeping of KYC petitor, Finolex Industries. the group obligations, facturer of speciality paste BSE. However, recouping Comparable peers ance in FY21, its collection effi­ regulatory filing. documents of capital market Even with reasonable valu­ which includes releasing the PVC resin and other allied much of the losses, the stock Besides, in the fast­growing ciencies so far in FY22 saw investors, and repository. ations, we earlier recom­ pledge on its recently products, along with a grow­ touched an intra­day high of affordable housing space, the minor blips in April and May Shareholding Repository provides policy­ mended investors ascertain merged group company ­ ing speciality chemicals ₹354.6. sustainability of the com­ 2021. Hence, it would be wise The divestment of 2.21 per cent holders and warehouse re­ the level of disentanglement Chemplast Cuddalore Vinyls business. Despite its best­in­class pany’s best­in­class metrics is for long­term investors to stake in Central Depository ceipt holders the facility to CSL achieves from its group Limited (CCVL). CSL plans on growing its metrics the company’s initial uncertain. Listed peer Aavas wait and watch its perform­ Services (India) Ltd took place keep insurance policies and companies before investing. Without a significant dis­ paste PVC and specialty public offer saw a tepid re­ Financiers has double the ance over a couple of quarters over a period from June 22 to warehouse receipts in elec­ A large part of the IPO pro­ count to the IPO price, we re­ business. sponse from retail investors. AUM (assets under manage­ before entering the stock. August 24. The bank sold tronic form.

THE TOP 100 Nifty 50 Movers ̆ 128.15 pts. BROKER’S CALL TODAY'S PICK Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%) Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 W High 52 W Low PE BSE Close HDFC Bank ...... 1558.85...... 34.48...... 26.21 ...... 9.44 AbbottIndia ...... 18945.45. ... 18925.30. ... 18900.00. ... 19097.75. ... 18868.00...... 6.67. ... 19983.70. ... 13970.10. .... 57 . ... 18916.90 ICICI Bank ...... 694.45...... 18.77...... 22.11 ...... 6.67 CHOLA SECURITIES Arvind (₹93.1): Buy ACC ...... 2261.45. .... 2280.95. .... 2267.05. .... 2293.85. .... 2257.00...... 423.19. .... 2456.40. .... 1289.70. .... 21 . .... 2280.75 Bajaj Finserv...... 16461.70...... 16.60...... 38.09 ...... 1.38 Adani Ent [1] ...... 1396.70. .... 1437.80. .... 1407.00. .... 1448.40. .... 1390.00. .... 3362.31. .... 1718.45...... 231.10. ...186 . .... 1437.40 Kaveri Seed (Buy) Reliance Ind...... 2183.70...... 15.92...... 25.50 ...... 9.80 YOGANAND D On Tuesday, the stock gained 8.6 Target: ₹667 Adani Ports [2] ...... 668.30...... 695.40...... 673.00...... 702.00...... 668.50. .... 7640.71...... 901.00...... 312.00. .... 78 ...... 694.90 Bajaj Finance ...... 6980.10...... 13.96...... 94.47 ...... 2.57 BL Research Bureau per cent with good volume and has AdaniGrnEner ...... 933.65...... 949.70...... 936.00...... 977.00...... 933.65. .... 2838.89. .... 1394.00...... 369.00. ...540 ...... 953.30 Tata Steel ...... 1404.65...... 8.29...... 7.49 ...... 1.52 CMP: ₹579.4 AdaniTranmsn...... 1179.60. .... 1238.55. .... 1238.55. .... 1238.55. .... 1238.55...... 56.40. .... 1647.70...... 231.55. .... ­ . .... 1238.10 State Bank...... 417.60...... 7.17...... 14.16 ...... 2.22 Investors with a short­term hori­ rebounded from a vital base level In Q1­FY22, Kaveri Seed Company Ltd’s AlkemLabs [2]...... 3796.55. .... 3837.45. .... 3810.00. .... 3900.00. .... 3802.05...... 262.77. .... 3902.00. .... 2544.25. .... 26 . .... 3835.20 L&T...... 1605.80...... 6.98...... 39.72 ...... 2.69 zon can buy the stock of Arvind at of ₹85. The daily relative strength AmbujaCement [2]...... 390.65...... 395.35...... 392.70...... 396.50...... 386.30. .... 3978.41...... 427.20...... 197.50. .... 34 ...... 395.35 Tech Mahindra...... 1463.35...... 6.77...... 29.77 ...... 1.26 standalone revenue declined by 8.8 per cent y­o­y ...... current levels. The stock has been index has re­entered into the neut­ Apollo Hsp [5] ...... 4743.25. .... 4840.75. .... 4820.00. .... 4888.95. .... 4750.65. .... 1576.66. .... 4959.50. .... 1584.65. ...168 . .... 4843.10 Axis Bank 746.35 6.09 26.85 ...... 2.67 to ₹680 crore; on the back of lower volumes in Asian Paints [1] ...... 3077.45. .... 3045.95. .... 3092.80. .... 3092.80. .... 3034.55...... 763.70. .... 3180.00. .... 1880.50. .... 86 . .... 3045.80 Hindalco ...... 420.85...... 4.72...... 10.50 ...... 0.85 Adani Ports...... 695.40...... 4.59...... 25.21 ...... in a long­term uptrend since it ral region from the bearish zone AurobindoPh [1] ...... 682.95...... 688.20...... 685.00...... 691.30...... 660.30. .... 9566.08. .... 1063.75...... 660.10. .... 15 ...... 688.80 0.71 cotton and maize segments. Sun Pharma...... 771.35...... 2.99...... 30.33 ...... 1.16 bottomed out at ₹19 in March and the weekly RSI has re­entered AvenuSupmart ...... 3673.75. .... 3708.55. .... 3700.00. .... 3770.00. .... 3680.00...... 343.94. .... 3766.25. .... 1949.30. ...195 . .... 3708.85 UltraTech Cement...... 7455.35...... 2.78...... 36.12 ...... 1.19 During the quarter EBITDA fell 30 per cent to Axis Bank [2] ...... 736.10...... 746.35...... 736.00...... 749.70...... 731.50. .... 4537.44...... 800.00...... 400.00. .... 30 ...... 746.30 2020. Following a corrective de­ into the bullish zone. The me­ M&M ...... 778.15...... 2.71...... 37.07 ...... 1.03 ₹190 crore while EBITDA margin contracted 820 Bajaj Auto ...... 3668.25. .... 3714.75. .... 3690.00. .... 3722.00. .... 3653.70...... 276.60. .... 4361.20. .... 2823.35. .... 21 . .... 3716.05 SBI Life...... 1160.40...... 2.53...... 90.09 ...... 0.71 cline, the stock found support at dium­term uptrend is intact for Bajaj Hld...... 4121.50. .... 4119.10. .... 4120.00. .... 4184.95. .... 4051.00...... 89.29. .... 4227.00. .... 2219.00. ...224 . .... 4116.95 bps to 31.7 per cent, primarily due to the absence IndusInd Bank ...... 1005.05...... 2.29...... 22.64 ...... 0.84 BajajFin [2]...... 6752.20. .... 6980.10. .... 6775.00. .... 7049.00. .... 6727.95. .... 2622.99. .... 7046.80. .... 3008.85. ...107 . .... 6978.75 ₹60 in April this year and resumed the stock. It has potential to ex­ Cipla ...... 917.65...... 2.26...... 29.23 ...... 0.65 of operating leverage and higher­than­average BajajFinserv [5]...... 15271.90. ... 16461.70. ... 15367.55. ... 16584.80. ... 15260.00. .... 1274.39. ... 16590.15. .... 5401.00. ..1471 . ... 16475.25 the primary uptrend. Since then, tend the up­move and reach the Dr Reddys Lab ...... 4587.40...... 2.03...... 43.92 ...... 0.77 returns of seeds. This has led to the provisioning BandhanBank ...... 266.65...... 264.75...... 266.65...... 267.70...... 262.75. .... 8781.68...... 430.25...... 251.40. .... 21 ...... 265.00 Grasim Ind...... 1460.15...... 1.72...... 11.55 ...... 0.77 BergrPaintIn [1] ...... 795.45...... 790.95...... 795.90...... 801.50...... 782.50. .... 1078.56...... 872.00...... 535.00. .... 99 ...... 790.75 of ₹22 crore and a drop in market share. the stock has been in a medium­ price targets of ₹97 and ₹99 in the Indian OilCorp ...... 105.90...... 1.70...... 3.90 ...... 0.37 term uptrend. However, it met forthcoming trading sessions. Bharti Air [5] ...... 622.65...... 620.10...... 627.95...... 627.95...... 617.05. .... 5776.60...... 644.00...... 394.05. .... ­ ...... 619.85 JSW Steel ...... 691.65...... 1.66...... 11.65 ...... 0.93 Although the company has been largely Biocon [5]...... 333.20...... 349.50...... 336.00...... 351.95...... 332.00. .... 6358.22...... 487.70...... 327.75. ...187 ...... 349.60 Wipro ...... 633.55...... 1.60...... 29.66 ...... 1.30 impacted by the 2nd wave, we remain optimistic with a resistance at around ₹110 in Traders with a short­term view Bosch ...... 13650.55. ... 13884.00. ... 13650.00. ... 13916.25. ... 13572.00...... 40.18. ... 16900.00. ... 11322.00. .... 31 . ... 13895.15 UPL...... 731.05...... 1.54...... 15.55 ...... 0.56 about long term earnings growth prospects of July and experienced a corrective can buy the stock with a stop­loss BPCL ...... 451.70...... 456.40...... 453.00...... 459.25...... 452.85. .... 3624.34...... 493.70...... 324.90...... 8 ...... 456.40 Bajaj Auto...... 3714.75...... 1.40...... 19.09 ...... 0.67 ONGC ...... 113.20...... 1.22...... 5.21 ...... down­move. This corrective de­ at ₹91. Britannia [1] ...... 3866.25. .... 3812.20. .... 3874.85. .... 3892.00. .... 3795.50...... 437.17. .... 3966.25. .... 3317.90. .... 54 . .... 3812.50 0.57 the company given its leadership position, R&D Cadila HC [1] ...... 547.10...... 548.90...... 550.90...... 552.95...... 534.50. .... 5043.45...... 673.70...... 358.10. .... 35 ...... 548.80 Tata Motors ...... 279.80...... 1.18...... 0.00 ...... 0.70 focus, healthy product pipeline, presence across cline appears to have come to an Cipla [2] ...... 898.35...... 917.65...... 903.00...... 919.55...... 897.65. .... 2588.13...... 997.20...... 701.50. .... 28 ...... 917.40 Coal India ...... 136.20...... 1.09...... 6.08 ...... 0.40 BPCL...... 456.40...... 1.01...... 5.50 ...... (Note: The recommendations are Coal India ...... 133.95...... 136.20...... 134.35...... 136.90...... 134.00. .... 7452.06...... 164.90...... 109.50. .... 11 ...... 136.25 0.59 crop categories and strong distribution network. halt this week as the stock took Shree Cement...... 26232.95...... 0.76...... 36.54 ...... 0.49 Colgate [1]...... 1658.60. .... 1648.25. .... 1670.00. .... 1670.30. .... 1646.05...... 541.40. .... 1823.00. .... 1322.80. .... 42 . .... 1648.60 PowerGrid Corp...... 176.60...... 0.75...... 7.71 ...... 0.84 The company remains committed to increase support from the medium­term based on technical analysis. There Dabur [1] ...... 609.90...... 592.85...... 608.00...... 610.50...... 589.20. .... 2295.97...... 621.35...... 472.10. .... 73 ...... 593.05 TataConsumerProducts Ltd.. ...836.90...... 0.61...... 98.23 ...... 0.70 contribution of non­cotton category segment base level of ₹84.5 and bounced up. is risk of loss in trading.) Divi'sLabs [2]...... 4874.65. .... 4863.20. .... 4890.00. .... 4912.15. .... 4792.85...... 425.87. .... 5039.80. .... 2986.70. .... 64 . .... 4856.80 NTPC ...... 113.95...... 0.60...... 7.15 ...... 0.75 DLF Ltd [2] ...... 306.60...... 315.20...... 308.20...... 316.40...... 306.30. .... 7875.02...... 359.10...... 142.55. .... 55 ...... 315.20 from 40 per cent currently to 60 per cent and has HDFC Life ...... 671.10...... 0.44...... 115.02 ...... 0.77 Dr Reddy [5] ...... 4514.85. .... 4587.40. .... 4552.00. .... 4595.70. .... 4445.70...... 616.94. .... 5613.65. .... 4135.90. .... 46 . .... 4587.65 Eicher Motors...... 2547.90...... 0.13...... 42.49 ...... 0.49 plans to launch over 50 products in rapidly Eicher Motor [1] ...... 2544.00. .... 2547.90. .... 2557.40. .... 2575.00. .... 2518.00. .... 1277.07. .... 3035.50. .... 2016.00. .... 44 . .... 2546.90 Titan ...... 1869.60...... ­0.07...... 128.77 ...... 1.08 Gail(India) ...... 140.80...... 145.45...... 142.00...... 148.00...... 141.95. ... 21248.08...... 170.00...... 81.25. .... 10 ...... 145.55 growing vegetable segment. The optimistic DAY TRADING GUIDE Hero MotoCorp...... 2675.85...... ­0.14...... 17.05 ...... 0.48 GlandPharma ...... 3871.25. .... 3813.30. .... 3870.00. .... 3919.35. .... 3762.00...... 272.24. .... 4350.00. .... 1700.00. .... ­ ...... ­ guidance from the management on delivering Hind Unilever...... 2633.00...... ­0.24...... 75.42 ...... 3.26 Godrej Cons [1] ...... 1029.75. .... 1013.45. .... 1033.50. .... 1039.60. .... 1000.00. .... 1095.34. .... 1063.00...... 641.65. .... 81 . .... 1014.85 Divis Lab...... 4863.20...... ­0.34...... 63.00 ...... 0.86 healthy growth across segments adds credence 16620 • Nifty 50 Futures Grasim [2] ...... 1440.65. .... 1460.15. .... 1444.00. .... 1462.00. .... 1440.65...... 913.04. .... 1614.35...... 651.50. .... 57 . .... 1460.05 Maurti Suzuki ...... 6803.20...... ­0.70...... 40.04 ...... 1.25 to value the stock at 13.5x FY23E EPS maintaining S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT HavellsIndia [1]...... 1259.20. .... 1265.70. .... 1269.90. .... 1279.70. .... 1241.85. .... 1492.93. .... 1288.90...... 609.10. .... 66 . .... 1266.10 ITC...... 205.75...... ­1.11...... 17.88 ...... 2.50 our Buy rating on the stock with a revised price HCL Tech [2] ...... 1163.10. .... 1152.90. .... 1167.95. .... 1173.00. .... 1150.00. .... 3947.32. .... 1178.05...... 682.80. .... 34 . .... 1152.20 Bharti Airtel...... 620.10...... ­1.39...... 0.00 ...... 2.03 16560 16500 16670 16720 Make use of intraday declines to HDFC [2]...... 2721.95. .... 2691.25. .... 2726.00. .... 2729.90. .... 2683.95. .... 2984.60. .... 2895.35. .... 1623.00. .... 41 . .... 2692.10 Britannia Ind...... 3812.20...... ­1.47...... 54.18 ...... 0.62 target of ₹667 (earlier ₹712). buy the contract while maintaining HDFC AMC [5] ...... 2906.05. .... 2922.35. .... 2915.00. .... 2938.00. .... 2890.85...... 114.37. .... 3358.30. .... 2071.00. .... 46 . .... 2927.75 Nestle India Ltd...... 19779.85...... ­1.98...... 86.25 ...... 0.98 HCL Tech ...... 1152.90...... ­2.55...... 27.33 ...... Risks: Kaveri has high concentration risk as it a tight stop­loss at 16,560 levels HDFC Bank [1] ...... 1524.60. .... 1558.85. .... 1530.00. .... 1564.50. .... 1527.45. .... 9190.66. .... 1650.00. .... 1025.15. .... 27 . .... 1558.75 1.74 Asian Paints...... 3045.95...... ­3.28...... 82.04 ...... HDFCLifeIns...... 668.80...... 671.10...... 671.00...... 675.45...... 668.10. .... 3051.98...... 746.00...... 556.25. ...112 ...... 671.00 1.91 derives nearly 60 per cent of its revenue from Kotak Bank ...... 1704.90...... ­4.04...... 33.99 ...... 3.47 • HeroMoto [2]...... 2680.60. .... 2675.85. .... 2681.00. .... 2695.00. .... 2652.00...... 567.95. .... 3628.55. .... 2653.05. .... 16 . .... 2677.10 ₹1558 HDFC Bank TCS...... 3613.20...... ­5.78...... 38.69 ...... 5.19 cotton seeds and lint; Decline in cotton acreage; Hindalco [1]...... 406.85...... 420.85...... 415.00...... 423.75...... 412.55. ... 15050.02...... 461.00...... 155.00. .... 49 ...... 421.00 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT HDFC ...... 2691.25...... ­12.77...... 22.32 ...... 6.73 HPCL ...... 245.65...... 249.75...... 247.00...... 250.90...... 246.00. .... 2484.83...... 312.00...... 163.30...... 4 ...... 249.75 Unfavourable weather conditions. Infosys...... 1720.85...... ­15.31...... 36.03 ...... 8.85 1545 1530 1570 1586 Make use of intraday declines to HUL [1] ...... 2634.15. .... 2633.00. .... 2634.00. .... 2658.00. .... 2610.00. .... 1482.85. .... 2671.20. .... 2001.00. .... 75 . .... 2638.10 Pts: Impact on index movement buy the stock with a fixed stop­loss ICICI Bank [2] ...... 682.70...... 694.45...... 683.25...... 697.25...... 680.40. .... 9821.39...... 717.30...... 334.00. .... 26 ...... 694.35 ICICILombGIC ...... 1485.90. .... 1465.25. .... 1495.00. .... 1503.90. .... 1451.05...... 685.91. .... 1625.00. .... 1201.00. .... 54 . .... 1465.70 EMKAY GLOBAL at ₹1,545 levels IndraprsGas [2]...... 522.90...... 524.85...... 525.05...... 530.70...... 522.05. .... 1633.59...... 594.85...... 364.30. .... 30 ...... 524.95 Nifty Next 50 Movers ̆ 381.65 pts. IndusInd BK ...... 988.60. .... 1005.05...... 990.20. .... 1009.00...... 987.00. .... 2510.06. .... 1119.20...... 485.00. .... 23 . .... 1005.05 Gulf Oil (Buy) Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%) ₹1720 • Infosys IndusTowers ...... 217.15...... 221.80...... 219.45...... 222.45...... 217.35. .... 1821.79...... 282.65...... 162.20. .... ­ ...... ­ Info Edge (India) ...... 5760.80...... 73.42...... 50.45 ...... 3.93 Target: ₹800 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT INFO EDGE (I) ...... 5489.10. .... 5760.80. .... 5500.00. .... 5800.00. .... 5500.00. .... 1263.20. .... 5876.05. .... 3220.05. ...255 . .... 5765.85 Vedanta ...... 286.40...... 55.03...... 5.67 ...... 3.20 CMP: ₹577.7 Infosys [5] ...... 1738.75. .... 1720.85. .... 1750.00. .... 1757.00. .... 1712.70. .... 7602.94. .... 1755.60...... 912.60. .... 39 . .... 1720.75 1710 1695 1733 1745 Initiate fresh short positions with a Adani Transmission ...... 1238.55...... 43.33...... 99.62 ...... 2.30 IntGlobAviat ...... 1671.45. .... 1692.50. .... 1679.00. .... 1696.00. .... 1654.00...... 272.69. .... 1859.90. .... 1147.00. .... ­ . .... 1692.35 We believe Gulf Oil's share price is Adani Enter...... 1437.80...... 39.52...... 114.83 ...... 3.49 stiff stop­loss if the stock drops IOC ...... 103.00...... 105.90...... 103.90...... 106.20...... 103.65. ... 11898.39...... 117.85...... 71.35...... 4 ...... 105.85 adequately reflecting the upcoming, Apollo Hosp ...... 4840.75...... 34.32...... 80.59 ...... 4.30 below ₹1,710 levels I­PruLifeINS...... 681.45...... 669.00...... 683.30...... 686.80...... 663.00. .... 1738.14...... 694.30...... 397.65. ...197 ...... 668.75 Nmdc...... 154.75...... 31.78...... 5.08 ...... 1.56 multi­decade EV transition; our Auto ITC [1]...... 206.30...... 205.75...... 207.00...... 207.00...... 204.70. ... 12490.09...... 239.15...... 163.40. .... 18 ...... 205.70 Gail (India) ...... 145.45...... 28.88...... 8.43 ...... 2.28 research team has modeled share of EVs in ₹205 • ITC JSWSteelLtd [1] ...... 684.20...... 691.65...... 690.10...... 697.00...... 683.00. .... 8283.85...... 776.50...... 257.70. .... 12 ...... 691.50 Biocon ...... 349.50...... 25.99...... 52.89 ...... 1.41 vehicle population (parc) at 10 per cent by S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT JublilntFood ...... 3791.40. .... 3700.00. .... 3815.00. .... 3824.95. .... 3655.50...... 831.08. .... 4166.40. .... 1964.80. ...131 . .... 3701.75 Piramal Ent...... 2609.65...... 24.43...... 42.92 ...... 2.81 Kot.Mah.Bk [5] ...... 1716.85. .... 1704.90. .... 1725.00. .... 1725.00. .... 1691.60. .... 4707.97. .... 2048.95. .... 1231.20. .... 46 . .... 1704.50 Adani Green Energy ...... 949.70...... 18.79...... 388.89 ...... 2.81 FY30 and 41 per cent by FY40, with share of 204 202 208 211 Consider initiating fresh long L&T [2] ...... 1580.75. .... 1605.80. .... 1590.00. .... 1613.35. .... 1582.80. .... 1580.00. .... 1676.70...... 842.50. .... 16 . .... 1607.95 Dlf...... 315.20...... 18.61...... 52.32 ...... 1.72 EV sales at 31 per cent/66 per cent in FY30/40. positions with a tight stop­loss if L&TInfotech [1]...... 5053.10. .... 4982.35. .... 5094.00. .... 5121.00. .... 4960.00...... 291.67. .... 5142.05. .... 2310.15. .... 44 . .... 4981.05 Muthoot Finance ...... 1503.05...... 16.97...... 15.31 ...... 1.44 Avenuesuper ...... 3708.55...... 13.86...... 208.04 ...... 3.73 the stock advances above ₹208 Lupin [2]...... 925.60...... 939.80...... 932.00...... 943.20...... 915.75. .... 3109.40. .... 1267.50...... 856.00. .... 28 ...... 939.55 Two­wheerler, three­wheeler and buses M&M [5]...... 765.90...... 778.15...... 767.00...... 779.90...... 761.60. .... 1662.38...... 952.15...... 566.00. .... 67 ...... 778.00 Indus Towers ...... 221.80...... 13.15...... 13.31 ...... 1.58 Ambuja Cements...... 395.35...... 12.08...... 18.87 ...... would see the fastest EV adoption followed levels Marico Ltd [1] ...... 528.40...... 521.70...... 530.00...... 532.60...... 519.00. .... 2002.61...... 552.90...... 333.30. .... 58 ...... 521.70 2.56 Lupin ...... 939.80...... 11.95...... 25.58 ...... 2.00 Maruti [5]...... 6825.90. .... 6803.20. .... 6789.50. .... 6852.00. .... 6740.60...... 646.99. .... 8400.00. .... 6273.70. .... 42 . .... 6808.40 by PVs and LCVs, while M&HCVs would see Siemens...... 2199.85...... 11.27...... 73.62 ...... 1.73 ₹113 • ONGC MRF...... 76162.90. ... 77157.95. ... 76500.00. ... 77401.00. ... 76014.75...... 12.17. ... 98575.90. ... 55360.35. .... 24 . ... 77153.70 Hpcl ...... 249.75...... 9.15...... 3.40 ...... 1.41 fairly muted impact over the next decade. S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT MuthootFinan ...... 1458.25. .... 1503.05. .... 1468.30. .... 1512.00. .... 1451.00. .... 1145.77. .... 1638.50. .... 1000.00. .... 16 . .... 1502.50 Mrf ...... 77157.95...... 7.23...... 22.90 ...... 1.42 We model Indian lube volumes to see a CAGR NestleIndia...... 20021.05. ... 19779.85. ... 20100.00. ... 20199.00. ... 19665.00...... 83.08. ... 20144.10. ... 15104.25. .... 86 . ... 19785.20 Petronet Lng...... 228.45...... 7.21...... 11.02 ...... 1.51 111 108 115 118 The stock of ONGC is witnessing NMDC Ltd [1] ...... 146.80...... 154.75...... 149.00...... 155.40...... 148.30. ... 14609.61...... 213.15...... 75.60...... 5 ...... 154.70 of nearly 2 per cent in FY21­30 and about 1 Proc & Gam ...... 13038.55...... 7.11...... 62.98 ...... 0.83 buying interest at current levels. NTPC...... 113.40...... 113.95...... 114.20...... 116.30...... 113.65. ... 11791.08...... 122.00...... 78.10...... 7 ...... 114.00 one per cent in FY30­40. Intglobeavi ...... 1692.50...... 7.08...... 0.00 ...... 1.44 Buy in declines with a fixed ONGC [5] ...... 111.75...... 113.20...... 113.15...... 115.20...... 112.10. ... 17368.60...... 128.45...... 64.15. .... 10 ...... 113.15 Bosch ...... 13884.00...... 6.98...... 47.41 ...... 1.05 Petronet ...... 225.70...... 228.45...... 225.75...... 230.10...... 225.75. .... 5527.89...... 275.25...... 207.40. .... 11 ...... 228.00 We shift to DCF­valuation from P/E, and stop­loss Yes Bank ...... 11.00...... 6.83...... 0.00 ...... 0.95 reduce target price to ₹800 (September PGHH ...... 12756.00. ... 13038.55. ... 12800.00. ... 13099.00. ... 12688.15...... 5.64. ... 14137.75. .... 9700.05. .... 63 . ... 13028.05 Alkem Laboratories ...... 3837.45...... 6.33...... 27.40 ...... 1.50 ₹2182 • Reliance Ind. PidiliteInd [1] ...... 2227.30. .... 2208.15. .... 2230.00. .... 2248.00. .... 2200.00...... 355.16. .... 2335.00. .... 1390.60. .... 85 . .... 2208.55 Acc ...... 2280.95...... 5.76...... 21.76 ...... 1.70 2022) from ₹1,000 (March 2022). We expect PiramalEntp [2]...... 2552.25. .... 2609.65. .... 2551.95. .... 2640.00. .... 2514.85...... 718.43. .... 2856.80. .... 1178.85. ...198 . .... 2607.95 Havells...... 1265.70...... 5.69...... 65.18 ...... 2.80 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT GOLI to sustain volume growth at 2­3x of PowerGrid ...... 175.65...... 176.60...... 177.30...... 179.30...... 175.45. .... 8272.10...... 188.63...... 115.99...... 9 ...... 176.95 Aurobindo Pharma ...... 688.20...... 5.16...... 7.58 ...... 1.71 industry, and thus forecast volume CAGR of 2165 2150 2200 2215 Fresh long positions can be initiated Pun.Natl.Bk [2] ...... 36.15...... 36.35...... 36.10...... 36.70...... 35.90. ... 55044.65...... 46.40...... 26.30. .... 15 ...... 36.35 Sbi Cards And Pay Srv ...... 1027.90...... 4.56...... 107.97 ...... 1.57 Hdfc Asset Mgmt Cmp ...... 2922.35...... 3.16...... 45.49 ...... 1.43 with a fixed stop­loss if the stock Reliance ...... 2162.35. .... 2183.70. .... 2165.05. .... 2192.00. .... 2155.60. .... 5475.45. .... 2368.80. .... 1830.00. .... 44 . .... 2182.80 nearly 4 per cent over FY21­30, followed by a 2 SBI [1] ...... 409.50...... 417.60...... 409.50...... 418.75...... 408.20. ... 19012.31...... 467.30...... 175.55. .... 16 ...... 417.55 Indraprastha Gas ...... 524.85...... 2.39...... 25.96 ...... 1.62 Punjab Natl Bank...... 36.35...... 2.08...... 12.17 ...... per cent terminal FCFF growth post FY30. reverses higher from ₹2,165 levels SBICards&Pay...... 1020.35. .... 1027.90. .... 1025.00. .... 1030.65. .... 1005.25. .... 1057.68. .... 1139.50...... 766.10. .... ­ ...... ­ 0.95 Cadila Health...... 548.90...... 1.61...... 24.24 ...... 1.24 SBILifeInsur...... 1135.45. .... 1160.40. .... 1140.00. .... 1165.90. .... 1130.65. .... 1211.22. .... 1174.00...... 755.55. .... 90 . .... 1160.70 With stabilising base oil prices, recent RSP Abbott India ...... 18925.30...... ­0.29...... 56.95 ...... 0.68 ₹417 • SBI ShreeCement ...... 25985.95. ... 26232.95. ... 25986.00. ... 26359.85. ... 25749.65...... 31.06. ... 32050.00. ... 18214.40. .... 36 . ... 26239.90 Bajaj Holdings ...... 4119.10...... ­0.32...... 12.21 ...... 1.39 hikes and volume recovery, EBITDA margin S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Siemens [2] ...... 2163.65. .... 2199.85. .... 2160.00. .... 2206.00. .... 2149.65...... 313.66. .... 2297.00. .... 1143.15. .... 71 . .... 2200.40 Torrent Pharma ...... 3056.55...... ­0.93...... 41.02 ...... 1.32 Sun Pharma [1] ...... 759.35...... 771.35...... 759.80...... 777.95...... 754.25. .... 2732.54...... 804.40...... 452.60. .... 88 ...... 771.65 should return to 15 per cent+ by FY23, and United Breweries...... 1454.10...... ­1.39...... 148.29 ...... 0.92 412 407 422 427 Initiate fresh long positions with a Tata Motors [2] ...... 276.95...... 279.80...... 278.50...... 281.50...... 268.45. ... 37589.12...... 360.65...... 120.20. .... ­ ...... 279.85 RoICs to the earlier range of 40­45 per cent Berger Paints India ...... 790.95...... ­3.82...... 90.90 ...... 1.70 tight stop­loss only if the stock of Tata Steel ...... 1358.65. .... 1404.65. .... 1382.00. .... 1420.00. .... 1377.00. ... 17607.58. .... 1534.60...... 343.00...... 9 . .... 1404.60 Bandhan Bank ...... 264.75...... ­4.49...... 21.02 ...... 1.58 from FY24E. GOLI is valued attractively at TataConsuPro ...... 832.50...... 836.90...... 833.50...... 840.45...... 827.00. .... 1170.10...... 852.40...... 458.95. .... ­ ...... ­ SBI moves beyond ₹422 levels Colgate...... 1648.25...... ­4.82...... 41.88 ...... 1.94 FY23E/24E FCFF yield of 8 per cent/11 per cent TCS [1] ...... 3637.40. .... 3613.20. .... 3657.00. .... 3667.35. .... 3594.40. .... 2511.14. .... 3672.50. .... 2217.05. .... 39 . .... 3612.20 Gland Pharma ...... 3813.30...... ­7.62...... 57.50 ...... 1.27 and stock at a 5­year low (excl. Mar'20 Covid). ₹3612 • TCS TechMahindra [5]...... 1416.00. .... 1463.35. .... 1421.90. .... 1467.00. .... 1420.00. .... 5366.92. .... 1466.40...... 714.50. .... 32 . .... 1463.90 United Spirits ...... 692.85...... ­9.38...... 76.40 ...... 1.82 TitanCompany [1] ...... 1870.35. .... 1869.60. .... 1883.00. .... 1887.30. .... 1852.60. .... 1003.91. .... 1892.25. .... 1076.00. ...128 . .... 1868.85 Pidilitind...... 2208.15...... ­10.21...... 84.50 ...... S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT 2.97 Key risk is capital allocation, even as we TorrentPhar [5]...... 3061.95. .... 3056.55. .... 3069.00. .... 3091.50. .... 3006.80...... 107.02. .... 3129.50. .... 2311.30. .... 46 . .... 3056.75 Larsen & Toubro Info ...... 4982.35...... ­11.24...... 43.14 ...... 2.00 model a rising payout. 3590 3560 3635 3655 Consider initiating fresh short UB [1] ...... 1459.65. .... 1454.10. .... 1464.05. .... 1478.00. .... 1448.75...... 474.73. .... 1537.65...... 898.50. ...149 . .... 1453.80 Marico ...... 521.70...... ­12.10...... 57.24 ...... 2.38 positions with a fixed stop­loss if UltraTech ...... 7351.00. .... 7455.35. .... 7420.00. .... 7474.70. .... 7370.70...... 174.45. .... 7907.40. .... 3755.00. .... 35 . .... 7456.45 Icici Lombard Gic...... 1465.25...... ­15.76...... 54.31 ...... 2.82 United Spr [2] ...... 701.85...... 692.85...... 705.00...... 706.40...... 688.25. .... 1621.29...... 732.00...... 494.00. .... 74 ...... 692.40 I­Prulife ...... 669.00...... ­16.89...... 198.57 ...... 2.29 the stock fails to rally above ₹3,635 UPL [2] ...... 718.95...... 731.05...... 721.90...... 732.80...... 717.00. .... 1771.96...... 864.75...... 399.00. ...157 ...... 732.10 Godrej Consumer ...... 1013.45...... ­21.57...... 59.57 ...... 3.39 BusinessLine is not responsible for the recommendations levels Vedanta [1] ...... 273.95...... 286.40...... 279.80...... 289.00...... 276.10. ... 32936.02...... 341.25...... 91.25. .... 10 ...... 286.30 Jubilant Foodworks ...... 3700.00...... ­24.47...... 130.53 ...... 2.50 Dabur India...... 592.85...... ­34.79...... 58.49 ...... 3.05 sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent Wipro [2] ...... 628.85...... 633.55...... 636.00...... 636.00...... 624.10. .... 4483.72...... 639.05...... 269.00. .... 36 ...... 633.35 to: [email protected] S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. Yes Bk [2] ...... 10.80...... 11.00...... 10.85...... 11.25...... 10.70. .. 128570.78...... 20.83...... 10.51. .... ­ ...... 10.98 Pts: Impact on index movement

CM YK ...... CHENNAI BusinessLine 7 WEDNESDAY • AUGUST 25 • 2021 NEWS

Vistara, IndiGo gain market share Crude oil production down 3.22% in July April-July 2021 2021 stood at 6,477.08 TMT, duction level of July 2020. Cu­ 4.85 per cent lower than mulative crude throughput despite pandemic headwinds production stood 6,806.96 TMT in same period during April­July was 42,668 at 9,961.65 TMT last year. MT which is 17.94 per cent SpiceJet and AirAsia during the corresponding fewer flights compared to In­ Meanwhile, crude oil pro­ higher than corresponding period of the previous year, diGo and Vistara. “IndiGo, as a OUR BUREAU duction by private/JV com­ period of last year, the release lost market share thereby registering an annual matter of fact, has a huge fleet New Delhi, August 24 panies in the PSC/RSC regime added. during the period growth of 5.52 per cent and compared to SpiceJet and Crude oil production in July during July 2021 stood at Private refineries’ crude oil monthly growth of 137.59 per hence, has a huge fixed cost. So, 2021 came in at 2,548.78 thou­ 630.54 TMT, down 2.16 per processed during July 2021 FORUM GANDHI cent, DGCA’s data showed. rather than keeping its aircraft sand metric tonnnes (TMT), cent over production level of was 6,703.36 MT, 14.52 per Mumbai, August 24 parked, it flew more aircrafts down 3.22 per cent over the July 2020. cent higher than the corres­ Amid the Covid pandemic in Improvement in PLF compared to SpiceJet and production level of 2,633.62 ponding period of last year. the past year, Vistara and In­ Interestingly, despite losing hence gained market share,” TMT in July last year. Natural gas production Cumulative crude through­ diGo gained market share Vistara’s market share rose to market share, SpiceJet’s pas­ said an industry expert. Cumulative crude oil pro­ Natural gas production dur­ ONGC’s crude production in July put during April­July 2021 while SpiceJet and AirAsia lost 8.1 per cent senger load factor (PLF) im­ Delhi airport managed the duction during April­July ing July 2021 stood at 2,891.96 2021 stood at 1,664.94 TMT stood at 27,433.88 TMT, 7.61 market share. proved. “SpiceJet and Vistara first position based on passen­ 2021 stood at 9,961.65 TMT, MMSCM, up 18.36 per cent per cent higher than the According to the Directorate cent of the market share. On reported the highest PLF of 75 ger (domestic) count between 3.37 per cent lower than the over the production level of TMT, which is 9.64 per cent same period of last year. General of Civil Aviation’s data, the other hand, SpiceJet’s mar­ per cent and 69 per cent in July FY18 and Q1 of FY21. Mumbai production level of 10,308.91 July 2020. Cumulative nat­ higher than July 2020. Meanwhile, JV refineries’ in June 2021, IndiGo’s market ket share dropped from 16.8 21 respectively,” the report said. airport, which had lost the tonnes in the same month ural gas production during Cumulative crude through­ crude oil processed during share rose to 58.6 per cent from per cent in June 2020 to 9.1 per IndiGo’s PLF reached 66.6 per second position to Bangalore, last fiscal, an official release April­July 2021 was 11,060.07 put during April­July 2021 was July 2021 stood at 1,720.88 52 per cent during the same cent in June 2021 and AirAsia cent in July. PLF improved se­ regained it, followed by Ban­ said. MMSCM, 19.85 per cent higher 76,638.47 TMT, 15.58 per cent TMT, 18.93 per cent higher period last year. Vistara man­ lost approximately 3.6 per cent quentially in July 2021 for all galore and Hyderabad air­ ONGC’s crude oil produc­ than production during cor­ higher than the production than July 2020. Cumulative aged to catch up to 8.1 per cent of the market share, according airlines except Go First and Air ports. tion during July 2021 stood at responding period of last in corresponding period of crude throughput of JV re­ of the Indian aviation market to ICICI Securities’ analysis. Asia. Interestingly, Patna and Srin­ 1,664.94 TMT, lower than year. last year, the release added. fineries during April­July 2021 from 5.6 per cent during the Overall, passengers carried Aviation industry experts ex­ agar airports too have featured 1,738.56 in the same month CPSE refineries’ crude oil was 6,536.41 TMT, 40.96 per same period last year. by domestic airlines during plained that SpiceJet lost mar­ among the top ten airports in last year. On a cumulative Crude oil processed processed during July 2021 cent higher than production Go First (formerly GoAir), January­July 2021 stood at ket share despite having a India in FY22TD in terms of pas­ basis, ONGC’s crude oil pro­ Crude oil processed during stood at 10,959.40 MT, 5.64 in same period last year, the too, managed to get 2.3 per 393.44 lakh against 372.85 lakh strong PLF because it operated senger count. duction during April­July July 2021 stood at 19,383.64 per cent higher than the pro­ release added. ‘WEF head office services to Eyeing $46-b goods exports to FM to meet heads of PSBs PRESS TRUST OF INDIA structuring 2.0 scheme an­ New Delhi, August 24 nounced by the RBI, and liaison office won’t attract GST’ ASEAN in FY22, says Minister Finance Minister Nirmala banks may be nudged to push Sitharaman will meet heads loan growth in productive Activities don’t sues: whether activities by the ant where the establishment Engineering goods of public sector banks on sectors, they added. head office will be considered in India is a liaison office of an to make up $16 b Wednesday, sources said. Sitharaman is also expected constitute supply: as supply, whether this will at­ entity engaged in any business The meeting is expected to to take stock of bad loans and Maharashtra AAR tract GST and whether it has to activity. OUR BUREAU take stock of the banking sec­ NPAs and discuss various re­ take registration under GST “The fiction under Schedule New Delhi, August 24 tor and its progress on the re­ covery measures by banks. SHISHIR SINHA law. I of the CGST Act deems trans­ India hopes to export goods New Delhi, August 24 The AAR observed the LO is actions between related worth $46 billion to the ASEAN The Maharashtra AAR held not undertaking any ‘busi­ parties or branches of the countries in 2021­22 to reach that services rendered by the ness’ as defined in the law and same legal entity to be a tax­ the target of $400 billion set for head office of World Economic therefore, the able supply, merchandise exports for the Forum (WEF) located outside “activities/ser­ even if the fiscal, Minister of State for Com­ India to its liaison office (LO) vices received same is made merce, Anupriya Patel, said. will not attract Goods and Ser­ by the applic­ without any Of this, engineering goods India’s engineering exports in April to July of FY22 were $35.3 billion vices Tax (GST). ant from its HO considera­ exports to the bloc are likely to The Switzerland­based WEF, cannot be said tion. However, be worth $16 billion with both the world during the first four spanning goods, services and globally known for its annual to be in the due to a sym­ India and the ASEAN focussing months (April­July) of fiscal investment. India strongly feels summit at Davos and India course or fur­ biotic rela­ on increasing ties in the area, 2021­22 stood at $35.3 billion that an early review of ASEAN­ Economic Summit, estab­ therance of its tionship the Minister said at the India­ and may touch $105 billion by India Trade in Goods Agree­ lished the World Economic business and between the ASEAN Engineering Partner­ the end of the fiscal, according ment is essential towards real­ Forum Centre for the Fourth hence cannot be considered as branch and head office, it may ship Summit organised by to industry estimates. ising the full potential of our Industrial Revolution in San supply under GST law. Accord­ not always be possible to EEPC India. Patel talked about re­ar­ trade ties,” she said. Francisco, US. WEF has an LO in ingly, no GST will be levied and identify all the supplies being India’s goods exports to the rangement of global value India to undertake the Fourth also the applicant will not be made or even the flow of such 10­member ASEAN stood at chains due to Covid­19 and said Key points Industrial Revolution activit­ required to take registration supplies. Therefore, this de­ $31.5 billion (with overall goods that both India and ASEAN can Das said that Indian Missions ies in the country. WEF has here under GST law.” cision cannot be applied even exports from India at $292 bil­ play an increasingly important and Posts had been identified been granted permission by in case of a liaison office of lion) and reaching the target of role in the emerging order. as the key points of support for the RBI under Foreign Ex­ Two key factors non­business entity without $46 billion would call for an in­ ASEAN plays an important expanding India’s exports in change Management Act for According to Kalpesh Shah, examining the facts of that crease of around 50 per cent role as a source of raw material the markets abroad, and were the LO. Senior Partner with Laksh­ case in detail,” Shah said. over last year. and intermediary engineering being encouraged to carve­out The LO will not undertake mikumaran & Sridharan Attor­ Earlier, the Maharashtra “ASEAN, with over 15 per cent products for India, pointed out a space for India as a reliable any other activity of trading, neys, two factors weighed with AAR had held that the LO of share in India’s global engin­ Riva Ganguly Das, Ministry of and low­cost alternative manu­ commercial or industrial in AAR. Dubai Chamber of Commerce eering shipment, is likely to be External Affairs Secretary (East). facturing destination in the nature, it was said when grant­ One, that the WEF, and & Industry (DCCI), providing a key region to focus with a tar­ She stated that investment world. ing permission. The entire ex­ therefore its LO, was not un­ services of connecting busi­ get of around $16 billion of ex­ flows were also substantial “Engineering has emerged penses of the LO will be met dertaking any business activit­ ness partners in Dubai with ports for 2021­22,” the Minister both ways with ASEAN account­ as an important component of through remittance of foreign ies and second that the import businesses in India for a con­ said. ing for 18 per cent of invest­ the growing India­ASEAN Stra­ exchange by WEF. of service was without consid­ sideration from the Dubai ment flows into India since tegic Partnership, especially The LO moved the AAR seek­ eration. Therefore, the de­ head office is an ‘intermediary’ Engineering exports 2000. with the involvement of Indian ing advance ruling on three is­ cision of the AAR is not relev­ under GST law. India’s engineering exports to “India has an FTA with ASEAN engineering MSMEs,” she said. None of 348 applicants met criteria for Nidhi co: FinMin Stakeholders in form NDH­4. As on Au­ gust 24, forms filed by 348 advised to check companies were scrutinised antecedents but “not a single company could satisfy the requisite OUR BUREAU criteria for it to be declared New Delhi, August 24 as a Nidhi company by the The Centre has cautioned Central government,” a people regarding 348 com­ statement issued by the Fin­ panies that failed to meet ance Ministry said. the requisite criteria to be declared as a Nidhi com­ Firms yet to apply pany, under Companies Act It also said that that there 2013 and Nidhi Rules 2014. are large numbers of com­ A Nidhi company is a firm panies which, though func­ that has been incorporated tioning as Nidhi companies, with the object of cultivat­ have not yet applied. This is ing the habit of thrift and in violation of the Compan­ savings amongst its mem­ ies Act and Nidhi Rules. bers, receiving deposits “Stakeholders are advised from, and lending to, its to verify the antecedents of members only, for their mu­ a company functioning as a tual benefit. These need to Nidhi and ensure that it has comply with norms pre­ been declared as a Nidhi scribed by the Centre. company by the Central Under section 406 of the government before becom­ Companies Act, 2013, and ing its member and depos­ amended Nidhi Rules of iting or investing their 2014, companies incorpor­ hard­earned money in such ated as ‘Nidhi’ need to apply companies,” the statement to the Central government said. Centrum board okays CFSL, Centrum Microcredit sale OUR BUREAU bank. This is required to be done Mumbai, August 24 as per the in­principle approval The board of directors of received from the Reserve Bank Centrum Capital approved the of India to set up the SFB,” it said sale of its two wholly­owned sub­ on the rationale of the transac­ sidiaries – Centrum Financial Ser­ tion for Centrum Financial Ser­ vices (CFSL) and Centrum Micro­ vices. For Centrum Microcredit, credit – to its proposed it said, “ This will give the pro­ step­down subsidiary, which is posed SFB a significant head start the proposed Small Finance in its business in preferred Bank. areas.” The decision was taken at a The indicative time period for meeting of the board on Tuesday completion of both transactions and is subject to members and is two months. The RBI accorded other requisite statutory and “in­principle” approval to CFSL regulatory approvals, Centrum on June 18, to set up an SFB. This Capital said in a stock exchange approval was in specific pursu­ filing. “...pooling of business of ance to CFSL’s offer in response the subsidiary of the company to PMC Bank’s Expression of In­ into the proposed small finance terest notification.

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FUTURES TRACKER Symbol Delivery Centre Price Previous Close (₹) % OI Unit Close (₹) Change Errant weather may impact Gold smuggling pegged MCX ALUMINIUM Thane 1 Kg 207.8 208.9 0.5 5000 at 300 tonnes annually COPPER Thane 1 Kg 709.6 711.6 0.3 5367500 COTTON Rajkot 1 Bale 25790.0 25670.0 -0.5 38125 four high-value kharif crops ‘Government tions and facilitate their sus­ tained growth through policy CPO* Cash Settled 10 Kgs 1181.9 1184.2 0.2 44950 losing ₹20,000 cr CRUDEOIL Cash Settled 1 BBL 4887.0 4969.0 1.7 536600 measures. Monsoon’s ‘break’ phases, rain and floods The International Financial GOLD Ahmedabad 10 grms 47584.0 47620.0 0.1 11920 in revenues’ to affect soya, cotton, sugarcane, paddy Services Centres Authority is a GOLDGUINEA Ahmedabad 8 grms 38053.0 38085.0 0.1 18.104 OUR BUREAU great start but it can succeed GOLDM Ahmedabad 10 grms 47511.0 47538.0 0.1 1018.4 Mumbai, August 24 only if there is an infrastruc­ OUR BUREAU bean crop could be lower by 20 GOLDPETAL Ahmedabad 1 grm 4730.0 4738.0 0.2 15.862 The Indian Gold Policy Centre ture of bullion banking in the Chennai, August 24 per cent in some areas. KAPAS* Cash Settled 20 Kgs 1463.5 1453.0 -0.7 192 has estimated gold smug­ country. While deficient rainfall this Yadav said flooding and LEAD Thane / Chennai 1 Kg 178.9 178.7 -0.1 1650 gling into the country at 300 The hesitation to allow year is feared to impact kharif stagnant water could badly af­ MENTHAOIL Chandausi 1 Kg 919.6 908.5 -1.2 87.48 tonnes per annum, leading to banks get into the bullion crop acreage and production, fect yield in some s tates this a revenue loss of ₹20,000 banking and make that as an NATURALGAS Cash Settled 1 mmBtu 290.9 293.7 1.0 5340000 the country’s agriculture pro­ year. “We have to foresee the crore as high import duty has important business unit of a NICKEL Thane 1 Kg 1437.0 1441.5 0.3 936000 duction has also faced prob­ possibility for second sowing led to high unofficial gold bank was visible in the RUBBER Palakkad 100 Kg 18035.0 18240.0 1.1 89 lems of sudden downpour to recover the crop loss, but it trade. amended GMS (gold monet­ SILVER Ahmedabad 1 Kg 62927.0 63214.0 0.5 238350 and flash floods in some parts. seems highly doubtful now,” Water stagnation in a few areas and insufficient rains have hit The flourishing unofficial ising scheme) released by RBI SILVERM Ahmedabad 1 Kg 63146.0 63342.0 0.3 65810 Such damage has particu­ he said. the transplantation of paddy gold trade has cast a cloud on in April. larly been reported from Mad­ SILVERMIC Ahmedabad 1 Kg 63139.0 63345.0 0.3 48761 the government effort to or­ Central banks have to be hya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Hary­ Flood impact on MP fected in the State. Although ried out again. In Karnataka, ZINC Thane 1 Kg 247.2 248.4 0.5 2465 ganise bullion and jewellery risk­averse but that doesn’t ana, Maharashtra, Bihar and In Madhya Pradesh, nine dis­ heavy rains and waterlogging standing crops on 2.16 lakh trade, said the IGPC, a centre mean an approach with a cal­ NCDEX Karnataka. tricts have been directly af­ impacted some pockets, the hectares, or 3.31 per cent of the of excellence at the Indian In­ culated risk with downside “Erratic monsoon had fected by floods. Gwalior and damage was limited, farmers planted area, were impacted CASTOR DEESA Quintal 6038.0 6400.0 6.0 57160 stitute of Management­ floor levels built into the earlier delayed sowing in key Chambal divisions have been said. by flooding and excess rains, CHANA BIKANER Quintal 5289.0 5304.0 0.3 77840 Ahmedabad, sponsored by design should be ignored. kharif crop­growing states. Ex­ the worst affected. mainly in the northern dis­ COCUDAKL AKOLA Quintal 2976.0 2955.0 -0.7 59090 World Gold Council. There should be a starting cessive rains now pose further Anand Singh Anjana, a Oilseed crop hit tricts of Belagavi, Bagalkot, COTTON RAJKOT Bales 27390.0 27390.0 0.0 0 Traditionally, lower duty point towards creation of bul­ threat to kharif output. We es­ farmer from Ujjain district, BV Mehta, Executive Director, Dharwad and Kalaburagi. DHANIYA KOTA Quintal 8008.0 8358.0 4.4 6960 leads to higher revenue lion banks in the country, timate a drop of upto 3­5 per said soyabean farmers could Solvent Extractors’ Association Due to the flooding, sugar­ collection. This fiscal, an ideal approach GUARGUM5 JODHPUR Quintal 9609.0 10185.0 6.0 48185 cent in soyabean. Other crops not spray pesticide when his of India, told BusinessLine cane on 81,077 hectares has the Centre re­ would be to allow a GUARSEED10 JODHPUR Quintal 5706.0 6048.0 6.0 61095 like paddy and pulses may be region experienced continu­ that most oilseed growing been affected and 31,197 hec­ duced the Cus­ few select banks JEERAUNJHA UNJHA Quintal 14665.0 15395.0 5.0 6144 less impacted,” said Prasanna ous rainfall for 10 days. “In ad­ states were suffering from rain tares of maize have been im­ toms duty to 7.5 be licensed as KAPAS RAJKOT 20 kgs 1464.0 1467.0 0.2 1919 Rao, Co­founder and CEO, Arya dition, we are now facing deficit. pacted. Paddy on 16,716 hec­ per cent from bullion banks RMSEED JAIPUR Quintal 8165.0 8156.0 -0.1 31740 Collateral Warehousing Ser­ trouble from a yellow fungus. Another round of rainfall is tares has been hit. 12.50 per cent in based on their vices Ltd. In the Malwa region, paddy needed within a week to save STEEL GOBINDGARH Quintal 44170.0 44100.0 -0.2 330 the Budget, but risk manage­ According to Deepak Yadav, farmers will get nothing as the standing crop in most oil­ Advantage jute in Bengal SYBEANIDR INDORE Quintal 8630.0 8713.0 1.0 20780 it levied an addi­ ment, compli­ founder of a gritech startup lack of rains for a long period seed growing areas, Mehta Heavy rains have had a mixed SYOREF INDORE 10 kgs 1402.0 1415.0 0.9 29715 tional 2.5 per cent ance processes and GreenSat, water stagnation in has affected the crop,” he said. said. impact on West Bengal’s kharif TMCFGRNZM NIZAMABAD Quintal 8072.0 8262.0 2.4 12960 Agriculture Infra­ size of the balance a few areas and insufficient Official sources said farmers crops. While sowing of raw Source: MCX and NCDEX; all contracts are current month/near month; closing prices are taken from structure Development Cess sheet, it said. rains have hit the transplanta­ in Sehore district fed their Maharashtra , Karnataka jute has been “exceptionally provisional bhav copy (as of 17.00 hours); *delivery option available and 10 per cent Social Welfare tion of paddy crops. “The yield standing soyabean crop to In Maharashtra, preliminary high” this year, aided by good Surcharge on the customs Way forward loss for paddy cropfrom Bihar cattle or destroyed them. reports said crops on about rainfall, harvesting of jute has duty. There is an urgent necessity to is estimated to be about 50 per 4,68,181 hectares across 23 dis­ also benefited since the rains This resulted in the duty be­ create policy measures that cent, while about seven lakh Adverse rains in Haryana tricts had been affected due to aided the process of retting. ing reduced by only two per­ incentivise honest businesses hectares of kharif crops have Soyabean seems to have heavy rains and floods. Paddy, In the case of paddy, the im­ centage points including GST especially when they have been damaged in Maha­ suffered in Madhya Pradesh, soyabean, jowar, maize, sugar­ pact of rains has been differ­ compared with 16 per cent be­ complied with all the require­ rashtra, where over 90 per Maharashtra and Haryana. cane, cotton, turmeric, tur, ent across different rice­grow­ fore the Budget. ments to integrate them­ cent of sowing had been com­ “Some crops such as soya­ moong and urad crops were ing pockets. selves into the formal ■ pleted,” he said. bean and urad have been af­ severely affected, besides ve­ (With inputs from TV Jayan, The global zinc market was under-supplied by 20,200 tonnes Bullion bank markets. fected by adverse rains in Hary­ getables. New Delhi; Vishwanath in June following a revised deficit of 23,500 tonnes in May, Calling for a dedicated Bul­ Both the government and Sensitive crops ana,” said State Commissioner The maximum damage was Kulkarni, Bengaluru; AJ International Lead and Zinc Study Group's data showed. lion Bank to conduct trans­ the industry have a key role in High­value and sensitive crops of Agriculture and Horticul­ reported from Sangli and Vinayak, Mangaluru; Rad- ■ ICE canola futures climbed on Monday, halting a three-day parent transactions even at building a trust­based eco­ such as soyabean, cotton, sug­ ture Department Om Prakash. Kolhapur districts. In the heshyam Jadhav, Pune; skid, lifted by strength in rival vegetable oils. November the retail level, IGPC said the system that can help the In­ arcane, and paddy have been As much as 2,16,152 hectares Konkan region, paddy cultiva­ Shobha Roy, Kolkata; and Sub- canola gained $11.20 to $876.10 per tonne. government should create dian gold industry achieve its affected, he said. of soyabean and 1,13,895 hec­ tion was affected and, at many ramani Ra Mancombu, market infrastructure institu­ full potential, said the report. In Madhya Pradesh, soya­ tares of urad have been af­ places, sowing had to be car­ Chennai) Suumaya picks up 51% stake Centre allows import of 12 lt GM soyameal ‘Urban consumers’ choice Move will help the prices have topped ₹1 lakh a relaxed to allow imports of makes seafood trade unviable’ in payAgri Innovations tonne. Prices of soyameal 12 lakh tonnes of crushed OUR BUREAU proach in the entire agri value Covid­hit domestic surged as soyabean prices and de­oiled GM soya cake V SAJEEV KUMAR Bengaluru, August 24 chain and endeavour to be dom­ poultry industry increased in line with the (only non­living organism) Kochi, August 24 Fabrics and garment maker inant player in the segment,” said global trend in view of soya­ under ITC HS codes A new study finds the urban Suumaya Industries Ltd, through Ushik Gala, Chairman and Man­ bean crop in South America 23040020 and 23040030 consumers as one of the import­ its subsidiary Suumaya Agro Ltd, aging Director of Suumaya Indus­ OUR BUREAU being affected. from Nhava Sheva port and ant reasons for the unsustainab­ has acquired a 51 per cent stake in tries, in a statement. KVM Rajku­ New Delhi, August 24 In addition, production of LCS Petrapole, till 31st Octo­ ility of the seafood trade in India agri­tech start­up payAgri Innova­ mar, Co­founder and MD (Bulk The government on Tuesday palm oil and sunflower have ber, 2021 or until further or­ and suggests a collective of vari­ tions Pvt Ltd for an undisclosed Value Chain Business), payAgri In­ relaxed norms to allow im­ also been affected across the ders, whichever is earlier,” it ous stakeholders called seafood sum. novations, said the investment port of 12 lakh tonnes of de­ globe due to Covid pan­ said. commons as a solution. The Theni­headquartered pay­ will help the company to invest in oiled and crushed genetic­ demic and drought­like con­ The study by a team of re­ Sustainable fishing is eroded due Agri helps connect growers of critical farmgate and supply ally­modified (GM) soyabean ditions. The imports will be allowed till Rising input costs searchers from Ashoka Univer­ to the focus on only six species commodities such chain infrastruc­ as poultry feed with the En­ Currently, soyabean is October 31 The surge in soyameal prices sity, InSeason Fish and Founda­ as spices, coconut WX ture, expand its vironment Ministry (MoEF) quoted at ₹97,500 a tonne at resulted in input costs rising tion for Ecological Research, this, they recommend a novel, and paddy with pro­ The Theni-based reach and clarifying there was no con­ Indore in Madhya Pradesh, tion certificate from the En­ for the poultry sector, which Advocacy and Learning (FERAL), holistic approach, called the sea­ cessors and agtech start-up is strengthen its tech cern from the environ­ the hub of soyabean in­ vironment Ministry, the in turn passed it on to the says that urban seafood con­ food commons, where fishers, consumers. eyeing domestic, platforms. mental angle as it does not dustry, while soyameal DAHD approached the Com­ poultry item consumers. sumers, who pay high prices for traders and seafood eaters work Suumaya, which overseas expansion “We will leverage contain any living organism, ₹87,000. merce Ministry requesting it This resulted in broiler seafood in India, reject diverse together to support sustainable forayed into agri­ with fund infusion Suumaya Agro’s a statement issued by the Prices of both have tended for facilitating import of the chicken prices soaring to options and choose only a few fisheries. In terms of policy, re­ commodities last presence in North to Ministry of Commerce and to ease of late on reports of soyameal through Nhava over ₹250 a kg recently. select seafoods. searchers recommend that reg­ year, is building expand the market Industry said. the Centre allowing imports Sheva (sea port) and Petra­ On the other hand, anti­ ulations move beyond those on agri­business model exploring for our products such as spices, The relaxation of the im­ of GM soyameal, besides the pole border (land port). GMO (genetically modified Selective focus fishing and encompass the en­ multiple avenues like B2B, B2C mainly cardamom, pepper and port norms will benefit pending arrival of the new An official communica­ organisms) activists have Urban seafood consumption fo­ tire supply chain. through its retail foray. The com­ turmeric, while providing them farmers, poultry farmers soyabean crop. tion from the Director­Gen­ opposed the Centre’s de­ cuses on only six species groups India is the third­largest har­ pany works in wheat and maize linkage for wheat and maize in and fishermen, who have The relaxation by the eral of Foreign Trade asked cision to allow the import of on average through the year vester of marine captured sea­ value chain in North, while pay­ the Southern markets,” Rajkumar been affected badly after Centre came after clarifica­ authorities at respective GM soyameal. despite marine fisheries in India food globally, following China Agri has a strong presence in told BusinessLine. soyameal prices soared tion and prior permission ports to do strict monitor­ “What the Union Ministry producing highly diverse and and Indonesia and its fisheries South, mainly Tamil Nadu. PayAgri would also be looking across the country. The im­ from MoEF that “since soya ing to ensure that the im­ of Environment, Forest and seasonal seafood catch consist­ are also highly integrated into at options to expand its overseas ports will be allowed till Oc­ de­oiled and crushed cake port quantity of 12 lakh Climate Change and Genetic ing of at least 200 edible species. globalised seafood supplies. Strong foothold presence in Dubai and Oman, tober 31. does not contain any living tonnes is not breached, the Engineering Appraisal Com­ Due to this mismatch , sustain­ The study was conducted “The acquisition of payAgri will where it is already exporting modified organism, this statement said. mittee have reportedly able fishing in India is eroded. among seafood eaters in New enable us to gain a strong spices. “We handled about 1,200 Breather for poultry Ministry has no concerns “Application of provision stated is highly objection­ In such circumstances, the re­ Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and foothold in the agri value chain tonnes of spices last year. With this The poultry industry has and no objection for import as in Condition 6(b) of Gen­ able and legally untenable,” searchers suggest that fisheries Chennai funded by the Wipro business in India. Agri­business is deal, payAgri would be targeting a been leading the demand to of soya cakes from an envir­ eral Notes Regarding Import the coalition for a GM­Free in India can be sustained only if Foundation through the Wipro witnessing strong traction. We monthly volume of 1,000 tonnes allow import of GM soy­ onmental angle”. Policy Schedule — I (Im­ India said in a statement on all parts of the seafood supply Sustainability Seeding would be differentiating our ap­ of spices,” Rajkumar added. ameal, stating that soyameal Armed with the no­objec­ ports) of the ITC (HS) 2017 is August 13. chain are supportive. To ensure Fellowship.

NATIONAL EDIBLE OIL MISSION Govt should have given policy support to Chinese buying to firm up rubber prices other oilseeds, says solvent extractors’ body in the short-term, says ANRPC report Demand from the West and India likely to remain hindered for a few OUR BUREAU Welcoming the govern­ was no provision for ‘Bilateral months due to the virus spread. Mangaluru, August 24 ment’s ₹11,000­crore NMEO­ Safeguard Duty’ in earlier rebound; disrupted supplies to lift prices These four countries together The Solvent Extractors Associ­ OP programme for the devel­ ASEAN agreement. He said the represent 70 per cent of the ation (SEA) of India has said opment of oil palms planta­ SEA has suggested the govern­ VSAJEEV KUMAR can be met from the domestic global supply of NR. that the Government should tions to reduce the country’s ment to include the provision Kochi, August 24 production. The period of five have given due policy support dependence on edible oil im­ of ‘Bilateral Safeguard Duty’ in Natural rubber (NR) prices are months from July to November Shift to latex to other high oil­bearing oil­ ports, he said palm is a long­ revised agreement so that as likely to firm up further with represents the season of peak N Radhakrishnan, Advisor, seeds also while announcing gestation period crop and it and when excessive imports China set to increase its procure­ production and China is expec­ Cochin Rubber Merchants Associ­ Climatic and geopolitical the National Mission on Ed­ would have been in fitness of take place, automatically addi­ ment in large quantities over the ted to have a monthly deficit of ation, told BusinessLine that the ible Oil­Oil Palm (NMEO­OP). things that other high oil­ and egg prices have hit the tional duty can be imposed next few weeks, says ANRPC’s Rub­ 385,000 tonnes during the peak concerns can pull back rise in latex consumption has hit In a letter to the SEA mem­ bearing oilseeds should have roof contributing in no small without going through the ber Market Intelligence report. season of production. investors from rubber sheet rubber production which bers on Tuesday, Atul been given due policy sup­ measure to food inflation. cumbersome process of filing This is because the total NR in­ At this rate, the total deficit dur­ short term. However, the offtake has registered a 25­30 per cent Chaturvedi, President of SEA, port. However, he said the in­ papers for ‘Safeguard Duty’. ventory in China’s warehouses ing the four months — from Au­ from Thailand, Indonesia, Malay­ drop in production. said: “We fervently hope the On the import of GM soya­ dustry is still awaiting re­ He said that Indonesia has has substantially declined as gust 2021 to November 2021 — is sia, and Vietnam is expected to The high prices received for long­delayed and debated na­ bean meal, he said the poultry quired notification/clarifica­ imposed export duty plus a manufacturing companies cur­ estimated at 1.54 million tonnes. soften due to the continuing latex at ₹155/kg and to avoid is­ tional mission on other oil­ industry has been passing tion from DGFT. It was issued biodiesel levy making crude rently prefer sourcing from do­ Thus, the manufacturing com­ spike in the coronavirus cases, sues related with sheet pro­ seeds like mustard, ground­ through rough times with on Tuesday. palm oil (CPO) expensive and mestic warehouses rather than panies in China are left with no low rate of vaccination, and the cessing has forced growers to nut, soya, ricebran, etc is prices of soyameal sky­rocket­ India is compelled to pay high importing. choice but postpone the import curbs introduced by respective shift temporarily to latex, he said announced on immediate ing during the last few ASEAN pact price for the same. China is expected to consume of 2.40 million tonnes, ANRPC re­ governments. adding that the global demand basis if we have any hope of months. Many small poultry Stating that ASEAN agreement Malaysia, too, has imposed around 500,000 tonnes per port said. Likewise, the demand On the supply side, production for latex is also on the rise in view achieving a semblance of Aat­ farmers were driven out of is now under the review pro­ duty on export of CPO with nil month during August­Novem­ from the US, EU, the UK, and India from Thailand, Indonesia, Viet­ of the increased demand from manirbharta in edible oils.” business. No wonder chicken cess, Chaturvedi said there duty on RBD palmolein. ber. Of this, about 115,000 tonnes is also expected to rebound in the nam, and Malaysia is expected to glove manufacturers..

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PM to launch e­Shram card, Congress blasts National Monetisation Pipeline Our privatisation plan had a logic, we hundred­lakh crore rupees and now the NITI Aayog Centre seeks CTUs’ co­operation didn’t privatise strategic industries: Rahul aims to monetise just ru­ pees six­lakh crore by selling ID card for unorganised sector workers OUR BUREAU nomy and they don’t know the wealth of the country. New Delhi, August 24 what to do,” Gandhi said. “This exercise has been de­ will help them access social security Lashing out at the Centre, “To me, this is a huge signed without any ex­ante benefits across the country the Congress charged that tragedy,” he said and added criteria. The Government the National Monetisation that these assets will go to should have spelt out what OUR BUREAU for accidental death and per­ Pipeline is a conscious effort just three or four people. its criteria and goals. You New Delhi, August 24 manent disability and ₹1 lakh by Prime Minister Narendra “These are the sectors those don’t embark upon such a Prime Minister Narendra Modi for partial disability will be Modi to create monopolies . three or four people are in­ big exercise without first set­ will launch e­Shram card on provided for the workers. The Listing out sectors which are terested in. Roads, railways, Rahul Gandhi addressing a ting out the criteria and Thursday, to benefit over 38 Centre said all social security going to opened up for power transmission, power press conference in New Delhi goals,” Chidambaram ad­ crore workers in the unorgan­ benefits of unorganised work­ private sector involvement, generation, natural gas on Tuesday KAMAL NARANG ded. ised sector. Union Labour Min­ ers will be delivered through former Congress president pipeline, petrol pipelines, companies that had min­ CPI(M) said, “Selling the ister Bhupender Yadav met this portal. Rahul Gandhi claimed that telecom, Bharatnet fibre op­ imal market share. We family silver to meet daily representatives of Central The Centre is extending one “three or four crony capital­ tic, warehousing... You know didn’t privatise government expenditure makes neither Trade Unions on Tuesday and time financial assistance to the e-Shram portal will be a single-point registration site for workers in ists will be the only who is going to get it. This is enterprises with the poten­ economic nor common requested cooperation for re­ States/UTs under e­Shram for the unorganised sector beneficiaries”. designed to hurt farmers. tial of checking private sec­ sense. Selling assets for a gistering workers in the e­ setting up of procurement of IT Addressing a press confer­ This is designed so to make tor monopoly in a particular song when the markets are Shram portal, the national infrastructure and State help­ ficiaries and motivate them for database for unorganised sec­ ence here on Tuesday, one person a monopoly in sector,” Gandhi said. low benefits only crony cor­ database for unorganised sec­ desk. At the time of registra­ registration. Unorganised tor workers is very old. Eventhe Gandhi and former Finance agriculture,” he added. porates and promotes crony tor workers. tion, Aadhaar Number and workers, BOCW Workers, SHG Arjun Sengupta commission Minister P Chidambaram ‘Need to debate issue’ capitalism,” the Left party The Universal Account Num­ Bank Account Details of the members, domestic workers, had recommended such a data­ said the NMP is a scandal. ‘Not against privatisation’ Chidambaram said trade said. ber on e­Shram card will be ac­ workers will be added in the ASHA workers, Anganwadi base. “Now, with the Supreme Both demanded a wider dis­ “Our privatisation plan had unions, workers, students, CITU said, “NMP is a ceptable across the country. card. workers, street vendors, rick­ Court pulling up the Centre cussion on it as the public a logic. We didn’t privatise youth organisations must pipeline of corruption while The officials in the Ministry told shaw­pullers, brick­kiln work­ over the lack of data on migrant wealth of the country is for strategic industries and we debate this issue. “You can’t handing over public assets Trade Unions that the workers ‘Mobilise workers’ ers, agricultural labourers, workers, the Ministry has ex­ sale. . “What this country has consider Railways as stra­ spring a surprise upon the in private hands. It is a pro­ will not have to register at mul­ The Ministry also requested MGNREGA workers, fishermen, pedited work on the portal. We built over the last 70 years, tegic industry because it country without any con­ ject of destroying national tiple places. trade unions to mobilise their shopkeepers and small retail­ welcome the creation of such a is being given away. There is transports lakhs and crores sultation,” he said. economy and bringing un­ All registered workers will be workers for registration in the ers can register in the website. database. It has been our de­ an excuse they have come of people and also employs Chidambaram said the in­ told miseries to the workers covered under the Accidental portal. Their help is sought also CITU general secretary Tapan mand. The government had to up with that it’s being lots of people. We privatised frastructure building pro­ and other sections of the Insurance Coverage of PMSBY for creating awareness Sen, who attended the meeting, do this because of the interven­ leased...The government chronically loss­making in­ grammes, according to the toiling people,” it said in a for a year. An amount of ₹2lakh amongst the prospective bene­ said the demand for such a tion of the apex court,” Sen said. clearly mishandled the eco­ dustries. We privatised the Prime Minister, is worth a statement.

TUTICORIN BOX TERMINAL CONVERSION Narayan Rane arrested for barb 8 in fray, but key bidders may stumble on ‘contract breach’ clause against Uddhav Thackeray OUR BUREAU P MANOJ of Berth No 9 into a container or contract by any public entity bitration panel. The matter is Visakhapatnam Port Trust Pune, August 24 Mumbai, August 24 terminal with an investment nor have had any contract ter­ under arbitration and sub ju- terminated the concession Maharashtra police arrested Eight leading groups have filed of ₹434.17 crore will boost VOC minated by any public entity dice,” APSEZ said in a filing to awarded to the same consor­ Union Minister Narayan Rane initial bids on a global tender Port Trust’s container handling for breach by such Applicant, the Bombay Stock Exchange as tium for development of EQ7 on Tuesday after an FIR was re­ for converting a bulk cargo capacity by 6 lakh twenty­foot Consortium Member or Associ­ part of its April­June quarterly berth to handle fertilizers cit­ gistered against him over his berth at the Centre­owned VO equivalent units (TEUs) a year ate,” according to the tender earnings announcement. ing tardy progress in imple­ remarks against Chief Minister Chidambaranar Port Trust into to 1.8 million TEUs. conditions. menting the project. Further, Uddhav Thackeray. Rane is on a container terminal. India Ports and Logistics is 51 Adani Vizag Coal Terminal ‘Contract breach’ the same team abandoned the State tour to address party These include Adani Ports per cent owned by Star Ports Pvt Ltd (AVCTPL), a unit of On the other hand, some state­ contract for developing and workers as part of . On and Special Economic Zone Ltd Ltd, a unit of Mumbai­listed blocked by a key eligibility con­ APSEZ which runs a facility in run port authorities have ter­ operating a multipurpose Monday, speaking to reporters (APSEZ), PSA International Pte Starlog Enterprises Ltd (earlier dition stipulated in the tender. Visakhapatnam Port Trust minated the concessions awar­ cargo berth at WQ6 in Vi­ in Raigad district Rane made a Union Minister Narayan Rane Ltd, DP World Ltd, JSW Infra­ known as ABG Infralogistics “An Applicant including any (VPT), has initiated termina­ ded to joint ventures involving sakhapatnam Port Trust. controversial statement. structure Ltd, Essar Ports Ltd Ltd), with Bollore Africa Logist­ Consortium Member or Associ­ tion on mutual consent as per ABG for contract breaches that A bankruptcy court in Mum­ Rane claimed that Thackeray brought him to the police sta­ and International Cargo Ter­ ics holding the balance. It runs ate should, in the last three right under the concession have ended in litigations. For bai has initiated insolvency forgot the year of I ndepend­ tion. minals and Infrastructure Pvt the Dakshin Bharat Gateway years, have neither failed to agreement. VPT has also issued instance, Haldia Bulk Termin­ proceedings against Tuticorin ence during his August 15 ad­ Meanwhile Ratnagiri police Ltd (JM Baxi Group). Other bid­ Terminal Pvt Ltd, one of the two perform on any contract, as counter­termination of the als Pvt Ltd (HBT), a joint ven­ Coal Terminal Pvt Ltd on a peti­ dress to the people of the took Rane to Mahad in Raigad ders for the public­private part­ container terminals at VOC evidenced by imposition of a contract, APSEZ had said in a re­ ture between Mumbai­listed tion brought by Bank of India State. district where he is likely to be nership (PPP) project include Port Trust. penalty by an arbitral or judi­ cent disclosure to the stock ex­ ABG Infralogistics Ltd and seeking to recover unpaid dues Thackeray had to check the presented before judicial ma­ Bothra Shipping Services Pvt cial authority or a judicial pro­ change. French shipping group Louis of ₹90.87 crore after the facility year of Independence with his gistrate late night. Ltd and a joint venture ‘Key eligibility condition’ nouncement or arbitration AVCTPL and VPT have ap­ Dreyfus Armateurs SAS, walked was “abandoned” by the same aides midway during the Rane who is a former Shiv between Bollore Africa Logist­ But, sources said, the qualifica­ award against the Applicant, pointed arbitrators as well as out of the contract at the Hal­ partnership. The terminal speech that day, Rane alleged . Sena leader was recently in­ ics SAS and India Ports and Lo­ tion of APSEZ and Bollore Consortium Member or Associ­ the presiding arbitrator. Dur­ dia Dock Complex (HDC) just owes some ₹355.79 crore to a FIRs were filed against him in ducted in the Union Cabinet as gistics Pvt Ltd, multiple Africa Logistics­India Ports and ate, as the case may be, nor ing the quarter, AVCTPL filed a two years into its 10­year clutch of seven banks led by different districts. Ratnagiri micro, small and medium en­ sources said. The privatisation Logistics consortium could be been expelled from any project statement of claim with the ar­ contract. Bank of India. police arrested Rane and terprises minister. NHPC pact with Village panchayats in TN 24-hour Covid vaccination centre Tamil Nadu CM PFC for funding announces ₹39 cr hydel projects embrace tech in a big way memorial for OUR BUREAU Karunanidhi New Delhi, August 24 Geo-spatial asset dian Space Research Organiz­ Power Finance Corporation ation for this purpose. OUR BUREAU (PFC) has signed a pact with management helps While the data of assets is Chennai, August 24 NHPC Ltd to provide funds for view MGNREGS taken from the NREGA Soft Tamil Nadu Chief Minister the development of hydro application of Ministry of MK Stalin on Tuesday an­ projects. assets across Rural Development, the nounced that a memorial for It will also provide financial India on a map unique capabilities of NREGA late Tamil Nadu Chief Minis­ assistance for the acquisition of Soft and Bhuvan are integ­ ter and DMK leader M Kar­ stressed projects, PFC said in a re­ OUR BUREAU rated into one geo spatial as­ unanidhi will be built near lease. The pact will further boost Chennai, August 24 chayats, according to the set management & planning Anna Memorial on the Mar­ the long­standing association The village panchayats in Rural Development and Pan­ tool and is named as ‘Geo­ ina Beach at a cost of ₹39 between PFC and NHPC and will Tamil Nadu have embraced chayat Raj Department Policy MGNREGA’, the policy note crore. herald a transformational op­ technology and are taking to Note for 2021­2022 presented said. Stalin, son of Karunanidhi, portunity between the two or­ geo­tagging of assets. in the State Assembly on During the year, there will told the Assembly that the ganisations. The association will In all the districts, adminis­ Tuesday. be a reorientation of priorit­ memorial will come up on a also serve to facilitate know­ trative and technical sanc­ ies under MGNREGS with live­ 2.21­acre adjacent to the me­ ledge and technology transfer, tions under the Mahatma GIS-based planning lihood promotion and morials of former chief min­ contributing to sustainable de­ Gandhi National.Rural Em­ The objective of Geo­ poverty alleviation as goals in isters MG Ramachandran velopment initiatives in the ployment Guarantee Scheme MGNREGA is to create a GIS addition to Natural Resource and J Jayalalithaa. country, the release added. (MGNREGS) are being given solution to visualise, analyse Management, asset creation NHPC, a mini­ratna central using ‘SECURE’ software, and explore the data of assets and agriculture develop­ AIADMK welcomes public sector enterprise or CPSE, through online mode only. In created under the MGNREGS. ment. The approach to Nat­ Welcoming Stalin’s an­ is engaged in development of addition, village panchayat­ It essentially enables viewing ural Resource Management nouncement, AIADMK’s hydropower in India and has level planning is based on the assets created under will be on a saturation mode senior leader O Pan­ also expanded into solar wind geographical information MGNREGS across India on a with GIS­based planning. The A 24-hour Corona Vaccination Centre was launched on Tuesday at the Rajiv Gandhi eerselvam said Karunanid­ power. It also provides con­ system (GIS). map. Geo­ MGNREGS lever­ impact of each intervention Government General Hospital in Chennai. Ma Subramanian, TN Health Minister, and hi’s name will always be re­ sultancy services to hydro From this financial year, ages ‘Bhuvan’, a software plat­ will be maximised through Dayanidhi Maran, MP, were present on the occasion BIJOY GHOSH membered in Indian history. power and renewable energy GIS­based planning is being form developed by National convergence, the policy note He had been a member of projects. followed in all the village pan­ Remote Sensing Centre of In­ said. the Assembly nearly 50 years. HC directs Kotak Mahindra Bank to ensure at least TN’s action plan for tap water connection for all households Water balance plan for cities, better infra urban population grew Additionally, GCC has an from 25.71 per cent to 31.16 outstanding loan amount of ₹1.80 crore balance in Afghan Embassy accounts facilities for urban centres also on agenda per cent. ₹2,715.17 crore (including Tamil Nadu’s high urban­ ₹550 crore overdraft from Case relates to ruled that a foreign State on record the details of the OUR BUREAU centric roadmap for the isation level is also a reflec­ State Bank of India), cannot seek s overeign im­ assets of the judgment Chennai, August 24 next 10 years. The salient tion and a contributor to its pending contractor pay­ an arbitral award munity in a contract arising debtors so furnished on be­ The Municipal Adminis­ points for Vision 2031 in­ vibrant and diversified eco­ ments of ₹218.57 crore and won by a local out of a commercial half of the decree holder in tration and Water Supply clude provisions for water nomic base, as the second ₹511.97 crore payable to vari­ transaction. the present application. Be­ Department of Tamil Nadu supply, sanitation, solid largest State in terms of ous government agencies. construction firm The counsel for the de­ ing conscious of the fact envisions functional tap wa­ waste management, basic Gross State Domestic Apart from this, the GCC is cree holder, KLA Construc­ that the Special Leave Peti­ ter connection to all house­ healthcare for all; green and Product among Indian expected to incur additional OUR BUREAU tion Technologies Pvt Ltd tion against the judgment holds, water balance plan clean cities; adequate roads, States. Yet, the continued expenditure on account of New Delhi, August 24 which had carried out work dated June 18, 2021 (which and providing ‘world class’ streetlights and pace of urbanisation is outsourcing of solid waste The Delhi High Court has is­ in the Afghanistan Embassy held that foreign States can­ infrastructure in all cities crematoriums. adding to the strain on management in 10 zones, sued a notice on a plea by a for a consideration of ₹3.02 not claim Sovereign im­ and towns. The State govern­ urban infrastructure and the policy note said construction company crore, submitted before the munity in commercial ment intends to achieve this Urbanisation service delivery in cities and seeking attachment of mov­ Court that considering the pursuant to the arbitral transactions) is pending by preparing a well­laid ac­ The rate of urbanisation in towns with attendant con­ able and immovable assets ongoing political turmoil award is ₹1.80 crore. The consideration before the tion plan with a promise to Tamil Nadu is highest cerns around quality of of the E mbassy of Afgh­ in Afghanistan, the execu­ counsel for the embassy Supreme Court, to safe­ implement it in a time­ among the large States in In­ urban living. anistan for payment owed tion of the award in ques­ pleaded that they had no in­ guard the interest of the de­ bound manner, according dia with 48.45 per cent of its On Greater Chennai Cor­ to it. The company’s plea fol­ tion had become doubtful structions and were unable cree holder, the Court dir­ to the Municipal Adminis­ population living in urban poration (GCC), the policy lows the the collapse of the due to which it is essential to disclose the assets of the ects Kotak Mahindra Bank, tration and Water Supply areas at the time of Census note said it is facing a severe Islamic Republic of Afgh­ that the properties of the judgment debtor. Branch D Block, Vasant Vi­ Department’s Policy Note 2011. shortfall in revenue receipts anistan government and its judgment debtor (the em­ har, New Delhi to ensure for 2021­2022 presented in Urban population in the of property tax collection takeover by the Taliban. bassy) are attached in order ‘Unclear situation’ that the total minimum bal­ the State Assembly. State grew from 1.9 crore in due to deferment of general The plea concerns the en­ to secure the execution of “...Coupled with the fact ance in three accounts of 1991 (34 per cent of total revision of property tax forcement of an arbitral the arbitral award. KLA that the prevalent political judgment debtors shall not Inclusive growth of cities population) to 3.5 crore in rates and the impact of award against a foreign Technologies informed the situation in Afghanistan is be less than ₹1.80 crore,” With a view to achieve sus­ 2011 (48.45 per cent of total Covid­19 pandemic. Property State, a matter on which the Court that the exact not clear, this Court is left said Justice Suresh Kumar tainable and inclusive devel­ population) translating to a tax is the main source of High Court had earlier amount pending payment with no option but to take Kait. opment, the department growth of 83 per cent. Dur­ revenue for urban local bod­ has formulated a citizen­ ing this period , India’s ies.

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KERALA HIGH COURT ASKS CENTRE... ONE-CRORE CLUB Is 84-day gap between Covishield doses Landmark achievement for four States RUTAM VORA State has 4.93 crore popula­ based on vaccine availability or efficacy? Ahmedabad, August 24 tion above 18 years, of As the pace of vaccination which, 1.07 crore are fully If availability is the factor, then those who WX started to gain momentum vaccinated as on August 24. The State government over the past few weeks, a could buy them should be allowed to submitted that it was group of four States has Vaccine supply take the 2nd dose sooner, it observes following the Central emerged with a landmark The Gujarat government in­ government’s vaccine achievement of having over formed that the State has KC GOPAKUMAR low it to administer the policy, and unless the one crore second doses ad­ achieved an important land­ Kochi, August 24 second dose of Covidshield Centre altered its policy, ministered till date – this mark of administering one The Kerala High Court, on vaccine to its workers. it could not allow means there are over one crore of total doses in Au­ Tuesday, asked the Centre to The court said if the gap narrowing down the gap crore fully vaccinated gust. This is an important doses, covering 7.5 per cent country with increased vac­ clarify on what basis the 84­ was set based on the availab­ people in the respective landmark for the State, in­ of its 13.8 crore eligible pop­ cine supplies in August. The day gap between two doses ility of vaccines, those will­ States. dicating daily vaccinations ulation. West Bengal, on the daily average vaccine doses of Covishield vaccine had ing to buy them could be al­ between the two vaccines. Ki­ The four States include are on the rise as vaccine other hand, has 14 per cent administered has almost been prescribed. lowed to take the second tex, in its petition, submitted Gujarat, Maharashtra, West supplies have improved over of its 7.3 crore eligible popu­ doubled to about 60 lakh The court said that it shot before completion of the Centre altered its policy, that it had already vaccin­ Bengal and Uttar Pradesh, the past few weeks. lation covered with both the doses on most of the days in wanted to know whether the the prescribed 84­day gap. In it could not allow narrowing ated more than 5,000 of its which are the early ones to Maharashtra, on the other doses of vaccines, as the August, compared to about stipulation of the 84­day in­ fact, hundreds of persons down the gap. The counsel workers with the first dose have achieved the one crore hand, tops with the most second dose reached 1.03 30­35 lakh doses in the previ­ terval between the two doses ready to pay for vaccines for the petitioner submitted and had arranged vaccines landmark for the second number of second doses ad­ crore till August 24. ous month. of Covidshield was based on were waiting for completion that the Centre had pre­ for the second dose. dose, government data till ministered at 1.44 crore, but As per the Union Health the availability of the vaccine of the gap. scribed the policy because However, it was unable to August 24 showed. it has only 16 per cent of the Total vaccination Ministry data, between Au­ or its efficacy. the vaccines were supplied administer the second dose At 1.07 crore second doses, State’s eligible 9.14 crore India’s total vaccination gust 1 and August 24, a total Justice PB Suresh Kumar Central govt policy by it. because of the restrictions Gujarat tops the list in this population covered with doses reached 59.38 crore, of 7.66 crore doses were sup­ sought clarification on a writ The State government sub­ If vaccines could be on administration of ‘one crore club’, having both doses so far. including 13.33 crore as plied to the States, the petition by Kitex Garments, mitted that it was following bought individually, the gov­ vaccines. covered maximum eligible India’s most populous second dose as of August 24. highest so far during a com­ Kochi, seeking a directive to the Central government’s ernment should not insist on The court adjourned the population – 22 per cent get­ state, Uttar Pradesh, has ad­ The pace of vaccination parable period in any previ­ the State government to al­ vaccine policy, and unless adhering to the 84­day gap hearing the case to Thursday. ting both the shots. The ministered 1.03 crore second has increased across the ous month. Thanks to PLI scheme, mobile phone exports surge 250% ‘India to resume Covid vax exports in 2022’ BLOOMBERG largest Covid outbreak with equitable access to these vac­ But lack of value addition keeps ing capabilities account for a 20 pening. So, the complete build is likely to continue growing for August 24 32.5 million infections, cines. But the onset of a dev­ per cent value add in mobile unit – complete units imported the next decade or so – it is likely India is likely to restart ex­ should have six locally­de­ astating second­wave of infec­ overall electronic trade deficit high phones, with the remaining 80 from abroad has gone down – the ecosystem will set itself up in porting Covid­19 vaccines veloped shots by the end of tions and local supply delays per cent being imported in the given that most of the phones are the coming years.” next year once it has immun­ 2021, said Arora. prompted the government to AYUSHI KAR quarter, while it was as high as form of components and then as­ assembled in India,” Kawoosa ex­ Pankaj Mohindroo, Chairman ised its own adult population, As the head of vaccine ad­ prioritise its own citizens and Mumbai, August 24 ₹3,100 crore during the same sembled in the country. This plained. This means instead of of India Cellular and Electronics said the head of an influential visory group, he helps the In­ halted overseas shipments in The export of mobile phones period in FY21. means that the mobile phone is importing a ₹100 phone, India Association, told BusinessLine: government expert panel. dian government evaluate April. from India grew by a massive 250 already 80 per cent made by the imports ₹100 worth of compon­ “Green shoots notwithstanding “Almost 60 countries are new vaccines as well as review Covax has since struggled per cent year­on­year in the April­ A hub for phones time Indian manufacturers com­ ents. This is due to the rise in com­ we have a long way to go to reach hardly having any access to data from those already to make up for the shortfall, June quarter of FY22, thanks to Mobile PLI was formulated to re­ mence working on it. ponent prices last year as well,” $110 billion of mobile phone ex­ vaccine, and India should be rolled out. looking instead to countries the production­linked incentive duce India’s electronic trade defi­ As a result of low value addition Kawoosa explained. ports by 2026. We expect to hit able to provide a substantial such as China to fill the gap as (PLI) scheme. cit by making the country a man­ happening, India reported an Navkendar Singh, Technology ₹50,000 crore­plus in FY22 from portion in 2022,” said NK Vaccine diplomacy India slowly bolsters its own According to data released by ufacturing hub for mobile electronics trade deficit upwards Industry Analyst at IDC India, also ₹23,000 crore last year. Arora, Chairman of the Na­ Home to the world’s biggest capacity. A boosted portfolio the India Cellular and Electronics phones. of $41 billion in 2020­21. believes the pandemic is to blame “The situation in IT hardware – tional Technical Advisory vaccine­producing industry, of vaccines by the year end Association, mobile exports in the However, according to experts, Faisal Kawoosa, founder of mar­ for the lacklustre performance. laptops/tablets – is worrying; we Group on Immunisation in India, earlier this year, was should cover Indian govern­ June quarter of FY22 climbed to manufacturing capabilities with ket research and analytics firm Te­ “The pandemic put the compan­ are not only not exporting in a big India, on Tuesday. “As soon as shipping out shots to poorer ment’s plans to fully immun­ ₹4,600 crore, a 250 per cent jump a significant value­add have not charc, explained: “The policies ies’ expansion capabilities on way, but our domestic demand is we are through with our nations amid Prime Minister ize 920 million adults, said from ₹1,300 crore in the June been established in the country and measures we have taken are hold, which has delayed plans to largely met by imports and that, adult population we should Narendra Modi’s much­ Arora. quarter of the previous year. yet, which is why despite a year not fundamentally building the establish manufacturing units too, CBUs. This cannot and should have sufficient vaccine to touted vaccine diplomacy. “That means our require­ after the passing of the PLI ecosystem for mobile manufac­ for components for a year or so. not carry on since this is the share with the rest of the There was also an expecta­ ment will be 1.8 million doses Decline in import scheme the dent on trade deficit turing. The fundamental aim of PLI scheme will take some time to second biggest category after mo­ world.” tion that the country would by that time,” he said. “The There was also a sharp decline in is minimal. any policy should have been to in­ take hold; however, given that In­ bile phones, and we need massive be a major supplier to the way our pipeline is we should the import of mobile phones at According to Pareekh Jain, CEO crease value­addition in mobile dia remains one of the largest growth to come near NPE 2019 Covid outbreak World Health Organization­ be able to reach and meet our ₹600 crore during the first of EIIRTrend, India’s manufactur­ manufacturing which is not hap­ markets for smartphones – which targets.” India, which has the second­ backed Covax effort for global target by the end of the year.” Now, locate nearest vaccine centre, FSS ties up with Indonesian A ‘lollipop’ to replace painful nasal swab test insurer Askrindo book appointments via WhatsApp The chewable, buckle cavity swab in Singapore and India OUR BUREAU “Judging by the large num­ OUR BUREAU during 2020, successfully New Delhi, August 24 bers of people who have Chennai, August 24 device shows an accuracy of 95% conducted clinical trials The Ministry of Health and placed their trust in the My­ Financial Software and Systems on 150 subjects at Nasik MyGov announced that the Gov Corona Helpdesk chat­ (FSS), a leader in payments tech­ RUTAM VORA shown around 95 per cent between April and June. MyGov Corona Helpdesk on bot and availed themselves of nology and transaction pro­ Ahmedabad, August 24 accuracy based on initial “We also found that WhatsApp now allows users the benefits, this is an import­ cessing, announced its foray into Those getting nervous clinical data, Vivek Mano­ eight samples that were to locate their nearest vaccin­ ant step in our journey to be­ the insurance market with a stra­ about taking that annoy­ haran, one of the founders missed by nasal swab were ation centre and book ap­ come a digitally empowered tegic partnership with Indone­ ing and painful nasal of the company, told reported positive through pointments. country. sia’s state­owned general insurer, swab tests for Covid­19 can BusinessLine. saliva. This is an initial WhatsApp users will now cine booking as also finding “As a platform, we are fully Askrindo. heave a sigh of relief as The company aims to technology and this is our be able to use the chatbot by vaccination centres and slots committed to supporting our In a press release, FSS said it has the sample collection is start trials on children in first product. We are simply sending ‘Book Slot’ to and downloading vaccina­ government’s efforts to help implemented the Smart Recon set to become a child’s September. awaiting the regulator’s the WhatsApp number +91 tion certificates. fight this pandemic,” said solution to modernise and max­ play. Even as the NP swabs nod for commercial rol­ 9013151515, said MyGov in a “It is enabling digital inclu­ Shivnath Thukral, Director ­ imise the efficiency of Askrindo’s A medical technology are considered gold stand­ NP swabs pose risk to lout,” said Manoharan. statement on Tuesday. sion in the true sense as most Public Policy, WhatsApp. reconciliation operations. start­up – Test At Home – ard for SARS­CoV­2 detec­ healthcare workers On August 5, MyGov and people find the AI­based in­ To contact MyGov Corona FSS Smart Recon automates has replaced the deep tion, it poses risk to the Production WhatsApp also introduced terface enabled on WhatsApp Helpdesk chatbot, citizens core workflows that includes nasopharyngeal (NP) healthcare workers in­ ids, the experience is The production will hap­ the feature to download vac­ easier to navigate,” said Ab­ can save the WhatsApp num­ data extraction, enrichment and swabs with saliva for volved in sample collec­ thoughtfully designed to pen in India through cine certificates from the hishek Singh, Chief Executive ber +91 9013151515 on their reconciliation, exception man­ sample collection, practic­ tion. produce very minimal to third­party manufactur­ chatbot and, so far, over 32 Officer, MyGov. phones; start a chat by typing agement and settlement. The AI­ ally replacing a cotton Also, the nasal swabbing no aerosols during the col­ ing, and the cost is estim­ lakh certificates have been ‘Book Slot’ and send it to the driven reconciliation platform bud with a lollipop. is painful and inconveni­ lection process unlike spit ated to be less than a dol­ downloaded across the A reliable platform number. This will generate a has already helped more than 30 ent, even for the self­ad­ saliva collection,” said lar for a lollipop, which country. The Helpdesk, since its six­digit one­time password banks globally modernise and 95% accuracy ministered with home­ Manoharan. will have a citric acid fla­ “Since its launch, MyGov launch in March 2020, has on the respective mobile improve speed and accuracy of TAH recently completed based testing solutions, The collected sample vour to enable more saliva Corona Helpdesk, enabled emerged as one of most au­ phone number. the reconciliation process. clinical trials on its lolli­ and also makes it difficult can then be sent for vari­ secretion. with support from Haptik thentic sources of Covid­re­ Users can then choose a Chennai­based FSS recently pop­like device that en­ for young kids and other ous tests, including RT­ The company is cur­ and Turn.io, has evolved into lated information during the preferred date and location, forayed into helping insurance ables individuals to self­ specific patient groups. PCR, rapid antigen tests rently manufacturing a go­to platform that is not pandemic, and served as a based on the pincode and companies address reconcili­ collect saliva samples for “Saliva testing is popu­ and even ELISA. 10,000 samples for the only helping citizens with au­ critical instrument in fight­ vaccine type. They can follow ation­related challenges, and Covid. The proprietary in­ lar. This device not only government and non­gov­ thentic Covid­related inform­ ing the public health crisis this sequence to get a con­ Askrindo Indonesia is among the novative chewable, buckle helps stimulate consistent Clinical trials ernment health agencies ation, but is now also aiding for over 41 million users firmation of their centre and first customers in the insurance cavity swab device has and less viscous oral flu­ The company, registered as a trial run. them in the process of vac­ across India, he said. day of their appointment. segment. ‘ICICI Pru Life witnessing renewed interest in ULIPs on back of buoyant equity markets’

KR SRIVATS ted in increased traction for ent needs of customers and we are witnessing renewed in­ times. By responding proact­ chase. Our multi­channel dis­ transformed your business, a life insurance company. In Q1 New Delhi, August 24 term insurance products, develop products which ad­ terest in unit­linked products, ively to this opportunity early, tribution architecture and are you now at FY22 the company registered a In the post-pandemic world, coupled with critical illness dresses this need­gap. and this segment registered a we grew the group term seg­ provides customers the flexib­ pre Covid-19 level strong growth of 78 per cent ICICI Prudential Life Insurance benefits. Likewise, the de­ growth of 49 per cent in Q1 ment by 80 per cent in Q1 year­ ility to choose their preferred in terms of growth? in its VNB year­on­year and has quickly adapted to the new mand for non­linked saving Even after the recent market FY22 over the same period last on­year. mode of purchasing products Apart from enabling Work stood at ₹358 crore, and the normal, leveraging on products, too, has grown since volatility, ICICI Pru Life year. Significantly, by providing and placing service requests From Home, employees in new business premium grew technology and prioritising they provide safety of capital witnessed growth in In Q1 our protection Annu­ relevant solutions on the pro­ while offering a seamless ex­ frontline sales and our distri­ by 71 per cent to ₹2,559 crore digital engagement with and stable returns. all product segments, alised Premium Equivalent tection and savings platform, perience across each bution partners have been over the same period last year. customers. In Q1 FY22, Also, as people live including ULIPs. What (APE) grew by 26 per cent year­ superior customer service touchpoint. equipped with various collab­ 95 per cent of new longer, they have ac­ is the reason for this? on­year to ₹270 crore. Also, de­ and brand familiarity, the At present, we have about oration tools to provide cus­ What kind of distribution business applications cess to better health­ Our well­diversified product mand for group term company has achieved an 700 distribution partnerships tomers a contactless and fric­ mix (agency versus were logged digitally, O care and outlive their mix has resulted in a robust products rose sharply as cor­ overall market leadership po­ across traditional and non­tra­ tionless onboarding bancassurance) is the reflecting the ease of savings. This has res­ growth in Q1 FY22. Our non­ porates ensured their employ­ sition in terms of new busi­ ditional channels. These part­ experience. company looking at use offered by the company’s ulted in increased demand for linked saving business re­ ees and families had a safety ness sum assured, with a mar­ nerships have helped in ex­ Our digital enablers com­ currently? device agnostic digital platform, annuity products. This is re­ gistered a strong growth of net in these challenging ket share of 14.7 per cent in Q1 panding the distribution prising WhatsApp, Mobile We have a well­diversified and says Amit Palta, Chief flected in the 159 per cent 66.1 per cent year­on­year. FY22, up from 12.5 per cent in footprint, making life insur­ App, Website and chatbot LiGo balanced distribution mix, Distribution Officer, ICICI growth in our annuity busi­ Products such as ‘ICICI Pru FY21. ance easily accessible to a have ensured uninterrupted which, we believe, is one of the Prudential Life Insurance. ness segment in Q1 FY22, com­ Guaranteed Income for To­ cross section of customers, delivery of service to our cus­ best in the industry. Of the Excerpts: pared to same period last year. morrow (GIFT)’ offer safety of ICICI Prudential Life thereby spurring growth. tomers. Besides, by leveraging total APE in Q1, bancassurance In the annuity segment we capital while providing cus­ Insurance has concluded Lately, we tied up with AU digital tools, we have ensured contributed 38.6 per cent, What are the kind of offer ICICI Pru Guaranteed tomers with an array of in­ various partnerships/ Small Finance Bank, IDFCFirst that our claims settlement agency 22.5 per cent, direct 13.1 products that are seeing Pension Plan, which provides come options to choose from. tie-ups. How is it helping the Bank and RBL Bank, while our process remains unaffected. per cent, group 17.4 per cent demand in post-Covid customers the flexibility to With buoyant equity markets growth of the new­age distribution partner­ Our suite of products, dis­ and partnership distribution world? Are there choose between immediate business and aiding ships include PhonePe and tribution strength, robust 8.4 per cent. new product and deferred annuity, joint life ZY customer servicing? NSDL Payments Bank, among technology, superior cus­ We are constantly looking launches in the pipeline? annuity, return of purchase We have a well-diversified and We understand customers others. Specifically, our 23 ban­ tomer service and risk man­ at further strengthening our The pandemic has accelerated price and increasing annuity. balanced distribution mix, want to transact where and cassurance partnerships have agement architecture, en­ distribution network as well awareness of having a sound We believe these trends will which, we believe, is one how they feel most comfort­ enabled us expand our reach abled us to remain on track to as creating new distribution financial plan, which encapsu­ continue as Covid has re­em­ of the best in the industry able, including at to 162 million bank customers achieve our objective of doub­ channels. For instance, while lates the elements of protec­ phasised the need for protect­ AMIT PALTA times using mul­ with a footprint of about ling the FY19 Value of New we have more than 191,000 ad­ tion and long­term savings to ing life and income. Chief Distribution Officer, tiple channels 12,000 branches. Business (VNB) by FY23. VNB, visors, we recruited over 7,000 ICICI Prudential Life provide financial security to Our product development Insurance during the we believe, is the most pertin­ agents in the first four months self and family. This has resul­ strategy is to identify the lat­ YZ same pur­ How has Covid-19 ent measure of profitability of of FY22.

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A2Z InfraEng 4.05 4.15 4.00 4.20 3.95 232.87 6.60 3.49 - 4.16 ChamanLalSat 105.15 103.75 102.60 105.15 101.05 72.49 155.00 101.05 - - Gul.Amb.Ex [1] 159.05 161.95 159.00 162.80 156.00 550.59 201.65 90.23 9 161.85 L&T [2] 1580.75 1605.80 1590.00 1613.35 1582.80 1580.00 1676.70 842.50 16 1607.95 AakashExplor 238.45 237.30 244.00 244.00 230.00 36.12 287.00 48.35 - - Chamb.Frt 320.65 333.40 321.00 336.85 321.00 789.86 348.40 133.35 10 333.50 Gul.Apl 211.05 214.60 215.00 216.60 210.50 2.67 277.20 178.90 - 215.20 L&T Fin Hld 76.90 79.45 76.60 79.90 76.40 8593.23 113.40 51.71 - 79.50 AareyDrgs&Ph 35.80 38.90 35.80 39.70 35.80 101.36 44.60 31.15 - - ChembondChem 211.30 219.10 211.30 220.65 211.10 24.18 195.00 115.00 - 158.25 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 560.30 576.40 567.50 593.45 559.95 75.38 846.15 548.40 14 577.70 L&TInfotech [1] 5053.10 4982.35 5094.00 5121.00 4960.00 291.67 5142.05 2310.15 44 4981.05 AaronIndust 96.90 95.45 100.00 101.00 92.10 14.61 136.00 28.00 - - ChemconSpecl 431.35 440.50 432.00 444.30 425.00 165.51 731.25 398.00 - - Gyscoal [1] 3.10 2.95 2.95 3.05 2.85 415.79 3.90 1.90 - 2.93 L&TTechSer [2] 3921.55 3823.85 3951.00 3964.00 3810.00 365.95 3980.00 1465.10 52 3823.80 Aarti Drug 586.55 613.50 586.55 616.00 581.35 270.00 1025.00 580.00 25 613.95 ChemfabAlkal 147.25 153.75 150.45 154.30 146.20 2.28 194.40 115.00 - - La Opala [2] 270.70 272.10 274.60 274.60 268.70 86.89 314.80 195.00 49 272.00 Aarti Ind [5] 910.90 921.00 912.50 924.75 905.00 654.75 987.20 483.63 56 921.80 Chemplast San 541.00 535.60 550.00 550.00 510.0014253.76 550.00 510.00 - - H ...... LakFinIndCor 75.30 77.95 73.45 79.15 73.20 0.70 93.70 45.20 - - AartiSurfact 1298.05 1399.15 1340.00 1420.00 1315.00 39.80 1887.00 833.00 - - CholaFin [2] 484.20 510.10 486.20 514.60 478.50 4717.28 600.90 215.60 30 510.40 HappiestMind 1389.50 1422.05 1396.00 1429.70 1351.00 774.20 1580.00 307.00 - - LasaSuperGen 74.45 80.15 74.50 81.00 70.55 1638.52 100.15 56.15 18 81.20 Aarvee Den 17.60 18.40 17.60 18.45 16.75 29.98 30.00 9.50 - 18.50 CholamandF [1] 639.80 650.05 650.00 652.05 638.45 20.14 713.00 362.10 504 649.85 Harri.Mal 176.60 187.10 179.80 189.65 175.80 280.09 250.00 83.00 7 187.10 LaurusLabs [2] 637.70 671.75 637.40 681.90 635.00 3770.77 723.55 209.55 35 671.15 AarviEncon 50.60 51.75 52.55 52.55 50.65 22.84 78.40 33.75 - - Cigniti Tech 504.90 504.90 508.65 512.00 495.50 151.14 677.00 278.50 29 504.40 Hathway [2] 22.15 23.00 22.20 23.25 22.05 4399.13 37.85 20.50 - 23.05 LaxmiOrgInd 364.40 361.95 367.65 372.60 359.00 2324.82 402.90 143.25 - - AavasFinance 2378.00 2403.55 2395.00 2423.70 2360.50 115.26 3068.30 1284.50 63 2402.80 Cipla [2] 898.35 917.65 903.00 919.55 897.65 2588.13 997.20 701.50 28 917.40 Hatsun Agro [1] 1015.80 1010.60 1017.85 1025.00 981.75 620.61 1033.30 540.75 88 1009.25 LCC Info [2] 1.80 1.80 1.85 1.90 1.80 386.05 5.70 1.18 - 1.83 AB Money [1] 57.00 62.50 56.90 62.70 56.50 275.51 88.50 34.00 20 62.40 CitiUn Bk [1] 145.50 146.80 147.00 148.95 144.50 1062.64 199.80 124.50 18 146.65 HavellsIndia [1] 1259.20 1265.70 1269.90 1279.70 1241.85 1492.93 1288.90 609.10 66 1266.10 LemonTreeHot 38.10 38.70 38.10 39.90 37.65 1607.44 49.45 25.30 - 38.70 Aban Off [2] 37.90 38.75 38.00 40.00 37.00 93.13 52.60 21.75 - 38.75 Clari.Chm 536.90 554.05 541.00 556.45 536.00 34.92 631.75 288.00 26 553.90 HBL Pwr [1] 45.00 46.50 45.35 46.95 45.00 766.98 57.95 14.95 35 46.35 LG Balakri 403.30 409.10 404.30 428.95 401.25 310.81 545.00 209.45 7 409.80 ABB [2] 1674.95 1696.90 1679.90 1725.00 1662.05 76.59 1856.10 848.50 122 1697.55 CleanSci&Tec 1484.65 1462.90 1484.65 1484.65 1446.05 399.17 1779.00 1435.60 - - HBStockhold 40.55 39.10 38.55 42.40 38.55 89.47 52.10 4.95 - - LibasDesigns 53.10 53.30 56.00 56.40 52.05 674.44 76.40 27.25 - - AbbottIndia 18945.45 18925.30 18900.00 19097.75 18868.00 6.67 19983.70 13970.10 57 18916.90 CLEducateLtd 121.10 127.15 121.85 127.15 115.55 26.89 167.00 43.60 - 127.05 HCC [1] 9.30 9.65 9.40 9.75 9.25 3067.69 16.33 4.64 - 9.69 Liberty Sh 154.30 156.55 155.10 158.00 154.65 131.72 189.55 116.50 32 156.50 ABBPowerPro 1808.05 1849.95 1810.00 1862.00 1810.00 37.86 2085.00 892.05 - - CMI 47.10 48.60 50.00 53.50 48.00 680.76 70.90 30.00 - 49.05 HCG 218.50 221.65 219.15 225.30 219.05 116.12 264.75 109.65 - 222.80 LICHsgFin [2] 367.50 378.05 368.00 379.50 367.25 3221.23 542.35 260.15 9 378.30 ABCapital 99.05 101.60 99.60 102.65 99.50 3671.30 139.60 58.20 - 101.60 Coal India 133.95 136.20 134.35 136.90 134.00 7452.06 164.90 109.50 11 136.25 HCL Info [2] 12.30 12.25 12.30 12.45 11.85 496.79 21.91 6.60 - 12.25 LikhithaInfr 342.50 330.60 338.15 352.40 320.00 199.95 480.00 133.80 - - ACC 2261.45 2280.95 2267.05 2293.85 2257.00 423.19 2456.40 1289.70 21 2280.75 CochinShip 346.15 348.30 345.60 350.00 345.55 104.37 433.75 304.95 8 348.25 HCL Tech [2] 1163.10 1152.90 1167.95 1173.00 1150.00 3947.32 1178.05 682.80 34 1152.20 Linc Pen&Pla 182.40 194.50 185.05 200.00 185.00 5.80 240.00 137.05 103 190.60 AccelyaKal 1223.15 1273.35 1220.00 1295.00 1215.00 74.54 1535.00 800.50 42 1268.30 CoffeeDayEnt 26.30 27.60 25.40 27.60 25.40 1955.05 50.30 23.25 - 27.60 HDFC [2] 2721.95 2691.25 2726.00 2729.90 2683.95 2984.60 2895.35 1623.00 41 2692.10 Lincoln Phar 314.95 324.75 315.70 328.00 313.20 64.98 385.15 191.40 10 324.40 AcrysilLtd 578.00 617.85 572.10 625.00 565.00 132.77 702.00 181.25 - - COFORGE 4987.85 4942.70 5012.75 5049.90 4815.55 314.09 5230.00 1880.50 - - HDFC AMC [5] 2906.05 2922.35 2915.00 2938.00 2890.85 114.37 3358.30 2071.00 46 2927.75 Linde Ind 2033.80 2285.70 2060.00 2319.95 2041.00 1169.90 2329.00 678.40 84 2286.75 Action Con [2] 194.55 199.95 194.60 203.40 192.50 748.13 271.75 58.50 22 199.90 Colgate [1] 1658.60 1648.25 1670.00 1670.30 1646.05 541.40 1823.00 1322.80 42 1648.60 HDFC Bank [1] 1524.60 1558.85 1530.00 1564.50 1527.45 9190.66 1650.00 1025.15 27 1558.75 LMW 7674.75 7834.40 7840.00 7850.00 7675.00 4.29 8870.00 3200.00 99 7829.00 AcuracyShipg 111.20 108.80 115.00 115.00 107.75 33.11 132.30 31.25 - - CompuageInf[2] 23.50 25.60 23.35 27.00 22.70 777.65 35.00 11.51 8 25.70 HDFCLifeIns 668.80 671.10 671.00 675.45 668.10 3051.98 746.00 556.25 112 671.00 Lok.Mach 40.10 42.40 39.65 43.00 39.65 26.70 55.80 18.95 13 41.95 Adani Ent [1] 1396.70 1437.80 1407.00 1448.40 1390.00 3362.31 1718.45 231.10 186 1437.40 Compucom [2] 14.05 13.90 13.70 14.15 13.35 215.36 17.00 6.84 - 13.85 HEG 2157.85 2159.80 2081.35 2208.40 2081.35 123.14 2564.00 659.15 422 2157.40 Lovable 102.50 105.10 99.10 107.25 99.10 30.24 145.60 50.20 40 105.20 Adani Ports [2] 668.30 695.40 673.00 702.00 668.50 7640.71 901.00 312.00 78 694.90 ComputerAge 3074.75 3183.95 3099.90 3210.00 3079.00 160.42 3740.65 1260.00 - - Heidelbrg 250.05 253.95 250.05 255.40 249.35 226.39 284.55 174.50 17 253.45 LT Ovrseas [1] 62.40 64.95 62.45 65.50 61.65 1229.41 90.40 46.85 18 65.05 AdaniGrnEner 933.65 949.70 936.00 977.00 933.65 2838.89 1394.00 369.00 540 953.30 Con.FinHld 115.40 116.00 113.10 117.00 113.10 5.45 78.40 26.55 - - HemispherePR 122.80 127.90 123.60 128.45 122.70 485.09 167.20 54.40 - - Lumax tech [2] 133.55 138.95 134.00 139.85 134.00 55.03 181.40 88.05 18 138.40 AdaniTranmsn 1179.60 1238.55 1238.55 1238.55 1238.55 56.40 1647.70 231.55 - 1238.10 Concor [5] 653.20 648.40 653.20 660.60 644.10 1395.47 748.20 351.60 60 649.30 HeranbaIndus 764.45 797.70 772.00 804.50 767.85 191.50 945.00 602.10 - - Lumx Ind 1410.35 1434.15 1417.45 1460.00 1385.05 3.77 1820.00 1189.95 37 1434.95 ADF Foods 735.85 792.50 730.60 810.00 719.05 30.83 1049.00 332.75 39 787.90 ConfdnPetIn[1] 69.10 68.75 69.50 72.80 68.00 1426.73 74.50 18.75 27 68.80 Herc.Hoi [1] 130.95 133.90 130.30 135.00 128.05 153.95 179.65 81.50 45 134.05 Lupin [2] 925.60 939.80 932.00 943.20 915.75 3109.40 1267.50 856.00 28 939.55 AdityaBirFas 194.00 198.15 194.95 199.00 189.35 1868.86 234.35 120.00 - 198.10 ControlPrint 333.15 342.45 333.15 348.00 332.75 12.88 416.85 200.00 17 342.90 Herit.Fds [5] 464.55 454.60 470.00 473.00 448.70 137.34 541.50 257.00 26 452.40 Lux Indust. [2] 4103.70 4079.95 4082.55 4100.00 4005.55 41.91 4500.00 1250.90 43 4070.70 Ador Weld 653.05 672.50 657.00 681.00 638.90 9.67 808.00 234.65 48 670.90 CoralIndFin [2] 37.30 39.50 37.75 39.95 36.35 20.99 58.50 18.20 12 39.35 HeroMoto [2] 2680.60 2675.85 2681.00 2695.00 2652.00 567.95 3628.55 2653.05 16 2677.10 Lyka Labs 69.70 72.95 68.20 73.15 67.05 148.65 102.70 16.10 17 72.95 AdroitInfote 9.35 8.90 9.00 9.80 8.90 8.23 14.75 4.60 - - Cords Cab 55.50 51.15 54.50 55.00 50.55 226.94 83.40 35.20 12 51.10 Hester Biosc 2253.00 2276.65 2255.00 2308.00 2254.85 6.66 3180.00 1378.55 41 2270.10 Lypsa Gem 3.95 3.90 4.05 4.05 3.80 39.14 7.05 2.39 - 3.96 AdvancedEnz[2] 368.60 369.50 370.00 376.05 360.10 197.59 503.00 196.10 56 369.65 Corom.Intl [1] 794.75 783.85 798.00 805.70 781.10 494.28 955.95 681.65 16 784.20 HGInfraEngg 531.80 557.90 531.20 577.90 529.00 223.77 628.70 150.80 13 559.05 Advani Hot [2] 69.00 70.25 69.05 71.00 68.55 20.15 97.50 38.30 - 70.30 Cosmo Film 1227.20 1275.30 1200.00 1284.75 1200.00 124.03 1475.00 371.20 10 1276.30 Hikal [2] 584.25 617.45 585.95 647.00 585.00 892.52 742.00 142.85 45 618.10 M...... Aegis Log [1] 270.75 272.20 273.00 276.40 268.00 389.18 394.40 187.00 46 271.80 Count.Cond [1] 2.75 2.60 2.80 2.80 2.50 237.59 4.79 1.14 - 2.61 HIL 5182.60 5468.00 5061.35 5520.00 5061.35 25.27 6750.00 1539.25 17 5459.80 CPCL 97.75 99.90 98.45 101.00 98.15 402.07 151.80 63.75 76 100.00 M&M [5] 765.90 778.15 767.00 779.90 761.60 1662.38 952.15 566.00 67 778.00 Agarwal Inds 293.45 293.65 282.25 299.00 280.55 36.95 385.00 74.00 13 294.15 Hilton Mtl 11.05 11.15 11.05 11.50 11.00 3.82 16.06 8.60 - 10.92 M&M Fin [2] 139.40 146.30 139.50 147.50 139.20 6667.19 224.15 112.80 - 146.40 AgriTech Ind 43.75 45.45 44.50 45.80 42.25 7.75 55.40 26.00 - 44.85 CraftsmnAuto 1862.95 1878.95 1860.00 1899.85 1859.95 8.83 2176.00 1245.00 - - HimadriSpec[1] 42.55 44.00 42.85 44.25 42.55 3874.56 64.00 37.55 26 44.00 CrdtacsGramn 636.25 620.40 627.05 630.00 615.00 284.35 839.00 541.00 89 618.80 MacpowerCNC 166.25 180.85 170.00 181.80 167.20 31.98 226.45 55.65 - - Agro Tech 972.85 987.25 974.95 991.30 950.00 13.27 1149.75 637.90 95 982.35 Hind.Compo [5] 288.95 292.80 285.00 298.00 283.85 6.18 387.45 174.70 20 294.20 MacrotecDeve 809.60 839.70 807.95 846.10 806.05 112.79 944.90 422.60 - - AgroPhosInd 15.80 15.30 15.05 15.55 14.95 59.46 21.00 7.45 - - CreatPer&Dis[5] 2.95 2.85 2.85 2.85 2.85 0.10 4.59 1.78 - 2.89 Hind.Cop [5] 110.65 114.40 110.00 116.30 109.80 4594.29 196.90 31.45 87 114.35 Crisil [1] 2554.50 2596.25 2575.25 2630.00 2500.00 36.72 3323.00 1680.00 65 2597.55 Madhav 52.20 57.20 54.80 58.80 53.00 22.59 75.90 23.10 13 57.45 AhladaEnggrs 159.00 166.95 154.40 166.95 151.15 46.17 248.00 61.15 - - Hind.Media 71.85 74.15 71.55 74.80 71.55 58.03 107.00 44.80 13 74.45 MadhavCopper 35.50 35.30 35.50 36.20 33.75 114.41 116.00 33.75 - - Ahluwalia [2] 370.70 370.35 370.60 372.70 370.00 10.13 430.00 201.95 24 370.15 CromGreaCo[2] 441.25 454.45 441.25 460.40 436.50 656.36 498.00 248.85 46 454.10 Hind.Mot [5] 7.60 7.70 7.50 7.75 7.30 105.02 10.00 4.60 - 7.69 CSBBank 300.60 295.65 302.00 302.00 293.00 364.71 372.95 197.05 23 295.70 Madhucon [1] 4.75 4.95 4.85 4.95 4.80 49.07 7.82 2.35 - 4.84 AIA Engg [2] 1928.55 1925.05 1928.55 1937.90 1897.05 40.08 2224.40 1621.50 39 1924.85 Hind.Oil.Ex 152.45 161.20 155.90 164.90 154.10 1048.75 186.00 60.75 59 161.45 MadyaBharat 143.55 143.15 146.90 146.90 135.40 8.52 158.95 96.00 - - Ajanta Phr [2] 2235.75 2205.15 2235.00 2245.50 2191.45 39.23 2420.00 1422.15 25 2205.40 CubexTub 18.60 18.15 17.70 18.45 17.70 37.79 35.05 9.71 16 17.95 Hind.Rect [2] 154.65 153.75 155.15 156.95 151.80 10.21 180.20 115.75 39 152.90 CUMI [1] 724.15 737.10 731.00 765.00 725.10 503.05 764.05 232.10 57 737.90 MagadhSug&En 258.10 269.05 258.00 271.00 250.30 70.26 386.35 93.50 16 270.80 AjooniBiotec 53.45 52.45 54.70 54.70 52.00 30.73 64.45 41.90 - - Hind.Znc [2] 310.25 316.25 312.80 317.45 303.65 1537.82 362.40 197.55 15 316.20 Mah.Cie.Auto 219.10 220.05 220.05 223.70 209.00 443.28 280.60 115.55 145 219.55 AkashInfProj 155.30 151.90 157.05 158.60 149.40 10.65 270.60 146.00 - - CumminsInd [2] 975.50 996.25 983.40 1004.00 980.00 852.14 1033.95 425.25 40 996.20 Hindalco [1] 406.85 420.85 415.00 423.75 412.5515050.02 461.00 155.00 49 421.00 Cupid Ltd 224.70 226.20 224.90 228.90 224.65 18.89 295.00 190.30 10 225.90 Mah.Holi 303.90 312.00 307.50 317.10 303.90 481.77 340.00 160.00 32 312.25 AKGEximLtd 22.55 22.15 22.30 23.15 21.00 2.20 112.70 21.00 - - HindconChem 60.70 63.70 60.70 63.70 60.20 19.77 81.90 41.75 - - Mah.Life 741.80 747.05 740.10 755.00 740.10 32.23 821.80 218.10 - 744.40 AksharChem 393.50 417.15 397.85 423.30 392.00 37.08 497.05 188.00 23 414.75 Cybertech 163.15 162.00 163.80 165.50 159.30 110.59 208.45 48.00 30 162.10 HindustnAero 1112.25 1160.00 1123.95 1169.00 1120.00 702.19 1256.85 660.00 12 1162.05 CYIENT Ltd [5] 922.15 950.60 923.00 959.00 917.05 249.44 1091.40 365.25 38 950.80 Mah.Scoot 4170.80 4307.75 4120.00 4370.00 4070.30 32.73 4666.65 2752.75 518 4305.10 Akzo 2188.10 2184.90 2194.60 2211.25 2174.00 8.16 2510.00 1904.00 33 2183.70 HisarMetalIn 117.80 120.80 117.00 124.50 117.00 27.33 165.00 66.00 8 120.10 Mah.Seam [5] 309.50 319.70 311.00 325.15 310.10 152.60 349.95 211.65 6 319.10 Alankit [1] 14.60 14.75 14.65 15.00 14.45 263.44 27.15 11.50 - 14.80 HiTech Gr 241.80 252.00 241.05 254.40 237.35 6.22 364.90 95.90 10 254.30 MahangrGas 1084.00 1119.30 1090.00 1122.75 1084.50 471.96 1284.45 780.00 14 1119.75 AlbertDavid 547.15 580.70 550.25 585.00 540.05 85.81 673.00 371.45 10 579.65 D ...... Hi-TechPipes 499.60 531.50 499.00 544.00 494.30 89.02 274.65 76.00 35 202.30 MahaSteelInd 89.70 89.80 90.00 91.65 87.65 37.32 130.50 71.25 37 89.60 Alembic [2] 99.05 102.25 98.25 104.35 97.50 459.28 143.30 81.60 - 102.10 D P WIRES 207.00 205.35 207.00 209.85 198.10 33.54 312.20 55.00 - - HLEGlascoat 3490.45 3511.20 3540.00 3548.75 3500.00 11.76 3791.95 1755.00 - - MaheswariLog 105.65 106.05 105.65 107.65 104.00 31.23 224.90 73.30 - - Alembic Ph [2] 734.55 739.35 730.55 742.00 730.55 182.38 1150.00 720.80 14 739.65 Dabur [1] 609.90 592.85 608.00 610.50 589.20 2295.97 621.35 472.10 73 593.05 HLV 7.80 7.75 8.05 8.05 7.50 157.97 12.40 4.20 - - MahindEPCIrr 130.45 132.45 128.40 133.75 128.40 55.69 184.40 125.25 - - Alicon [5] 773.35 771.20 770.00 785.00 731.25 18.45 948.40 282.15 46 771.00 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 378.10 405.05 381.30 412.70 373.40 410.97 516.00 121.10 12 405.50 HomeFirstFin 560.05 560.70 556.25 563.65 556.25 133.91 640.00 440.00 - - MahindraLog 784.95 742.10 784.95 790.85 733.35 298.25 818.00 310.15 113 742.20 Alkali Met 64.75 68.25 67.00 69.05 64.55 13.14 98.50 41.15 - 68.90 DangeeDums 184.40 184.20 187.45 187.45 183.10 7.46 196.00 105.95 - - Honda Siel 1197.60 1229.80 1200.00 1236.55 1190.00 13.53 1388.10 902.00 16 1228.65 Maithan 921.80 969.80 923.50 983.50 923.50 152.03 1255.15 470.05 9 970.45 AlkemLabs [2] 3796.55 3837.45 3810.00 3900.00 3802.05 262.77 3902.00 2544.25 26 3835.20 Datamatics [5] 275.85 278.30 276.00 282.75 268.70 135.97 329.00 64.50 41 278.40 Honey.Aut 38210.70 39403.40 38250.70 39606.30 38250.05 6.23 49805.00 27854.00 77 39365.65 Majesco [5] 81.95 82.60 82.05 84.00 82.00 145.64 1019.00 12.20 11 82.55 Alkyl Amine [2] 3996.40 3956.25 4000.00 4015.25 3905.55 86.00 4740.00 1138.50 63 3955.60 DB Corp 84.10 85.85 84.90 86.40 83.60 168.14 124.60 72.95 10 85.85 HPCL 245.65 249.75 247.00 250.90 246.00 2484.83 312.00 163.30 4 249.75 Malu Paper 34.65 35.65 34.60 35.95 34.10 49.06 43.80 22.10 - 35.70 Allcargo [2] 199.10 218.10 199.50 220.00 199.15 3486.33 234.20 106.70 18 217.95 DB Realty 20.45 22.00 20.00 22.25 20.00 198.35 32.45 6.17 - 22.00 HPLElect&Pow 65.95 67.00 65.85 67.85 63.40 231.43 91.90 26.85 66 66.80 Man Ind [5] 110.25 114.70 111.00 115.75 108.15 197.75 147.15 47.08 6 114.20 Allied Dig [5] 57.90 59.50 58.10 60.25 57.45 98.92 74.75 19.55 41 59.80 DB Stk [2] 25.15 23.90 23.90 23.90 23.90 2.13 30.29 7.01 - 24.74 HSG&UrbanDev 39.50 40.15 40.00 40.60 39.55 2034.41 58.25 30.00 4 40.15 Man Infr [2] 66.65 66.25 67.00 68.90 65.75 815.55 73.75 22.75 16 66.25 Allsec 402.55 409.65 404.50 414.90 390.25 9.19 559.05 223.25 7 410.15 DCB Bk 84.10 86.50 83.30 86.95 82.90 744.35 126.50 74.35 9 86.55 HSIL [2] 209.40 225.40 209.75 226.50 209.75 156.84 287.35 58.20 12 224.90 ManakAlumi [1] 16.25 16.20 16.25 16.85 15.90 35.66 23.90 6.34 15 16.15 Alm.Global [6] 70.70 73.50 68.00 74.20 68.00 32.57 74.85 10.20 51 72.95 DCMNouvelle 197.95 207.80 197.95 207.80 193.25 67.05 244.00 22.00 6 209.00 HT Media [2] 22.80 23.45 22.95 24.20 22.80 264.03 35.15 12.43 - 23.55 Manaksia [2] 64.35 65.35 65.10 66.35 63.50 60.26 78.70 37.00 - 65.50 AlokIndus 20.85 21.20 20.90 21.60 20.65 5450.37 35.80 18.65 - - DCMShriram [2] 874.05 885.20 870.00 910.00 855.00 169.27 1199.00 315.00 18 886.30 HuhtamakiInd 262.80 263.75 262.60 266.35 261.80 31.76 352.15 252.75 - - ManakSteel [1] 32.85 33.60 33.30 33.90 31.65 69.58 39.90 8.80 8 33.55 Alpha Lab 50.85 51.15 50.30 52.70 49.65 42.37 73.15 26.05 10 51.60 DCW [2] 32.25 33.40 32.25 33.70 31.85 1080.63 44.85 12.73 - 33.30 HUL [1] 2634.15 2633.00 2634.00 2658.00 2610.00 1482.85 2671.20 2001.00 75 2638.10 Manap.Fin [2] 158.45 163.50 159.50 164.60 157.85 5450.84 218.00 139.00 8 163.55 Alphageo 319.15 323.55 320.90 331.50 320.05 39.06 365.70 142.15 6 322.70 De Nora 300.20 306.45 293.10 312.50 293.10 13.91 437.00 190.00 54 306.25 ManCoatMet[1] 11.95 12.15 11.95 12.45 11.60 56.53 18.30 3.61 11 12.08 Amararaja [1] 680.50 685.95 682.00 689.50 675.30 1058.99 1025.00 675.05 16 686.15 Deccan Cem [5] 675.50 707.70 676.00 714.00 658.10 137.14 846.25 258.00 8 706.60 I ...... Mang.Cem 453.80 464.30 454.00 470.00 454.00 49.02 543.00 169.00 9 464.00 AmberEntp(I) 2742.80 2803.60 2725.00 2820.00 2725.00 21.98 3667.50 1700.10 122 2799.75 DeepIndust 133.50 134.40 131.10 135.00 128.55 100.92 144.80 57.30 - - Ibull Hsg [2] 218.75 224.90 220.00 228.95 217.0515593.87 313.50 127.65 10 224.90 Mang.Chem 64.45 70.85 65.00 72.45 64.40 621.23 101.00 27.50 10 71.10 AmbigaAgar 16.25 15.25 16.00 16.50 14.80 61.60 39.70 12.00 9 15.15 Deepk.Ntr [2] 2056.30 2092.35 2064.40 2145.00 2062.20 2042.28 2208.75 639.10 67 2091.35 Ibull Real [2] 135.40 141.60 136.00 142.50 134.00 7041.25 174.80 46.35 - 141.45 Mang.Drug 136.75 139.45 138.70 142.00 135.70 78.91 196.50 91.00 9 140.00 Ambika Cot 1446.95 1470.70 1420.05 1484.30 1420.05 18.90 1730.00 603.05 8 1470.25 Delta Corp [1] 166.05 168.20 167.00 171.00 165.70 1132.64 202.00 99.90 136 168.45 IceMakRefrig 71.15 73.60 68.15 74.70 68.15 9.31 120.20 58.05 - - MangalamGlob 49.70 49.85 51.65 53.50 49.00 8.22 66.50 35.20 - - AmbujaCeme[2] 390.65 395.35 392.70 396.50 386.30 3978.41 427.20 197.50 34 395.35 Delta Mag 52.40 54.15 54.90 55.00 50.30 35.58 60.30 17.00 - 54.05 ICICI Bank [2] 682.70 694.45 683.25 697.25 680.40 9821.39 717.30 334.00 26 694.35 Manugrph [2] 14.85 14.60 14.65 15.00 14.15 45.31 16.43 8.00 - 14.65 AMD Ind 27.50 27.95 27.50 28.25 26.85 14.25 33.50 15.00 - 27.45 Den Net 44.85 47.10 45.00 47.70 44.55 1514.24 94.40 41.60 10 47.10 ICICILombGIC 1485.90 1465.25 1495.00 1503.90 1451.05 685.91 1625.00 1201.00 54 1465.70 Maral Over 71.05 74.60 68.05 74.60 67.50 101.30 97.75 10.77 6 74.45 AMJLandHold[2] 27.95 28.25 27.50 28.90 27.35 37.99 40.40 17.05 - 28.60 DevyaniInter 114.70 113.25 115.00 115.80 112.00 5740.82 140.90 107.55 - - ICICISecu 668.55 687.30 672.10 693.45 668.30 659.46 802.70 376.90 - - MarathNxtg [5] 80.35 81.30 81.90 82.80 79.60 29.02 109.60 42.25 33 81.40 Amrutanjan [1] 678.05 689.25 676.65 695.75 674.25 36.45 804.45 401.45 30 685.80 DFMFoods [2] 330.35 332.80 332.50 336.85 321.50 56.61 452.80 258.05 88 332.30 ICRA 3535.45 3584.85 3569.25 3656.30 3552.00 3.42 4158.60 2555.00 50 3574.85 Marico Ltd [1] 528.40 521.70 530.00 532.60 519.00 2002.61 552.90 333.30 58 521.70 Andhar Sug 499.10 512.35 501.85 518.20 489.05 101.53 637.90 270.85 13 512.25 Dhamp.Sug 295.65 310.40 295.80 310.40 285.00 449.96 395.00 128.05 9 310.15 IDBI 36.75 37.10 36.70 37.20 36.65 5345.69 45.20 26.35 22 37.05 MarineElecIn 38.80 37.30 39.25 39.50 36.00 846.73 266.00 36.00 - - AndhraPaper 217.55 228.05 218.95 229.00 218.85 15.89 283.70 177.55 - - DhaniService 177.95 183.45 178.00 188.75 178.00 666.94 395.95 155.10 - - Marksans [1] 67.60 70.45 68.00 71.00 66.40 4770.21 97.50 43.50 27 70.45 AndrewYuleCo 24.40 23.95 24.00 24.35 23.30 85.37 29.70 22.80 - - Idea Cell 6.00 6.25 6.15 6.30 6.05160571.97 13.80 4.55 - 6.24 Dhanlk.Bk 14.20 14.60 14.25 14.75 14.15 602.61 20.20 11.50 10 14.60 IDFC 44.80 46.45 44.20 46.95 43.25 9960.29 62.60 23.65 - 46.50 Maruti [5] 6825.90 6803.20 6789.50 6852.00 6740.60 646.99 8400.00 6273.70 42 6808.40 AngelBroking 1072.20 1110.70 1052.00 1123.50 1014.00 621.62 1475.00 222.20 - - Dhanuka Ag [2] 852.15 856.95 862.00 862.00 837.25 49.77 1053.15 668.95 19 856.25 MASFinServ 735.55 733.60 748.70 748.70 730.00 19.12 1107.65 716.00 28 734.70 Anik Ind 17.15 17.05 16.55 17.70 16.35 37.90 27.05 10.55 5 17.15 IDFCFirstBnk 40.95 42.90 41.25 43.10 40.8538981.30 69.30 26.85 - - Dhun.Inv 584.75 603.30 536.55 610.80 536.55 3.61 705.00 200.00 361 599.10 IFB Agro 502.20 530.15 506.00 534.00 505.30 18.25 674.10 291.10 8 531.00 Mastek [5] 2499.00 2581.45 2499.00 2624.30 2467.55 88.16 2873.20 663.35 214 2578.85 AnjPortCemen 405.60 405.45 403.00 409.00 381.25 132.63 531.00 136.20 12 405.75 Dhunseri Tea 264.15 269.75 270.00 278.90 261.00 13.14 405.20 150.00 5 271.60 MatrimCom [5] 1045.35 1049.20 1045.00 1081.80 1027.05 39.92 1242.00 511.00 52 1049.25 AnmolIndia 168.90 172.15 178.70 178.70 164.00 16.52 214.90 136.00 - - IFB Ind 910.40 886.25 910.40 920.00 880.00 38.15 1458.10 431.10 58 886.65 DhunseriVent 259.60 271.45 262.90 275.00 255.20 92.23 350.00 55.00 - - IFCI 10.65 11.40 10.55 11.55 10.55 4298.87 16.40 5.64 - 11.39 MaxFinancial[2] 1041.05 1043.80 1052.00 1056.65 1019.15 1859.66 1147.90 536.00 165 1043.30 Ansal Hsg 6.45 6.70 6.45 6.75 6.20 70.97 11.66 3.65 - 6.69 DIC India 426.95 454.10 435.05 463.80 420.00 5.25 549.00 355.05 28 456.85 MaxHealthCre 329.50 325.30 331.55 337.50 320.60 2339.99 354.00 97.15 - - Ansal Pro [5] 10.00 9.85 9.80 10.80 9.60 313.47 13.89 3.60 - 9.96 IFGLRefract 303.20 304.40 302.05 318.00 299.05 349.71 434.00 137.90 24 304.95 DiligenMedia[1] 1.75 1.75 1.70 1.75 1.70 67.09 4.71 0.33 - 1.74 IG Pet 524.75 566.25 520.15 569.05 516.15 76.98 738.00 214.10 7 565.55 MaxIndia 68.05 69.60 68.40 70.15 67.70 167.16 77.35 52.35 - - AntnyWastHdg 336.45 345.85 338.00 354.65 337.05 142.88 489.90 241.00 - - DilipBuildco 494.05 502.90 490.50 508.35 486.45 233.24 719.00 320.80 24 503.45 MaxVent&Ind 89.65 91.75 89.00 93.90 87.80 369.89 109.40 35.50 - 91.65 AnupamRasayn 719.65 719.30 725.00 738.00 715.00 176.33 848.05 474.00 - - Igarshi 449.35 478.50 450.00 485.00 446.95 184.00 586.50 261.00 38 477.80 Dish TV [1] 12.85 12.95 13.05 13.15 12.65 5778.90 17.69 8.55 - 12.95 IIFLSecurity 84.30 92.70 85.00 92.70 84.35 516.84 128.50 35.85 - - Mayur Uniq [5] 453.30 461.50 460.00 464.90 455.75 67.71 545.95 228.00 19 461.70 Apar Ind 600.30 629.10 604.00 635.30 600.00 93.26 722.40 277.55 12 628.45 DishmanCarb[2] 170.60 183.30 170.65 185.20 170.65 520.45 235.00 102.55 - 183.70 MazagonDock 222.60 232.55 224.90 234.70 222.15 413.19 296.00 164.00 - - Apcotex Ind [2] 306.60 313.75 301.25 317.00 301.00 57.19 384.75 132.15 22 314.30 IIFLWealtMgt 1487.65 1531.35 1518.00 1570.75 1485.20 40.65 1678.75 856.90 - - Divi'sLabs [2] 4874.65 4863.20 4890.00 4912.15 4792.85 425.87 5039.80 2986.70 64 4856.80 IL&FS Ven [2] 5.80 6.05 5.95 6.05 5.80 175.45 9.52 3.60 - 6.07 Mazda Ltd 542.30 539.85 550.00 551.05 532.45 7.76 753.70 357.00 12 542.75 ApexFznFoods 240.25 256.90 245.90 262.70 240.15 314.73 435.20 200.00 20 256.15 DixonTec(In)[2] 3910.15 3818.75 3890.00 3890.00 3760.00 446.23 4731.50 1553.20 133 3813.95 MBL Infra 16.70 18.35 16.85 18.35 16.30 120.36 29.90 6.55 2 18.35 APL Apl [2] 1543.45 1515.55 1506.00 1538.65 1482.85 325.62 1850.00 450.40 95 1515.60 ImagiWrldEnt 7.85 7.80 8.00 8.20 7.60 91.17 9.25 3.65 - - DLF Ltd [2] 306.60 315.20 308.20 316.40 306.30 7875.02 359.10 142.55 55 315.20 IMP Pwr 11.85 11.35 11.30 11.95 11.30 46.84 21.15 11.26 - 11.31 McD.Hld 40.75 40.85 42.30 42.30 40.20 22.18 71.15 21.00 - 41.10 Apollo Hsp [5] 4743.25 4840.75 4820.00 4888.95 4750.65 1576.66 4959.50 1584.65 168 4843.10 D-Link [2] 121.25 125.65 123.30 126.80 122.10 297.55 168.65 92.20 12 125.80 McL.Rusl [5] 19.25 18.35 18.30 19.70 18.30 3346.29 43.35 14.90 - 18.30 ApolloMicSys 99.80 103.25 101.00 105.40 99.70 86.61 155.20 86.00 22 103.40 IMPAL 769.15 766.95 761.00 774.90 755.15 1.76 919.05 501.10 17 765.25 DodlaDairy 543.55 549.95 546.00 559.05 541.60 63.02 652.00 540.00 - - Ind Terr [2] 35.80 37.10 35.75 37.85 35.10 98.51 52.35 26.60 - 37.35 MCX 1478.70 1462.65 1479.10 1491.90 1450.00 360.44 1875.00 1434.80 44 1462.40 ApolloPipes 1294.75 1346.80 1300.00 1364.70 1300.00 37.69 1419.00 370.00 - - DolatInvest [1] 91.50 96.60 91.50 97.70 89.95 465.19 128.00 43.20 10 96.85 MenonBear [1] 67.00 70.70 65.65 71.90 65.65 44.52 88.30 37.50 17 69.90 ApolloSindo 874.80 842.45 905.00 905.00 816.00 8.86 1008.70 460.00 - - Ind.Bk.Mer 21.30 22.35 21.30 22.35 20.60 127.10 37.25 8.05 20 22.35 DollarInd [2] 340.85 349.15 332.55 354.00 332.55 97.63 389.90 127.00 21 349.20 Ind.Cem 157.45 162.20 158.20 163.00 154.75 2983.86 210.90 107.45 21 162.30 MEP Infra 20.40 20.75 20.40 21.35 20.05 169.21 28.45 12.16 - 20.75 ApolloTyr [1] 205.35 209.00 206.50 209.50 203.35 3208.79 261.20 109.60 16 209.00 Donear [2] 49.20 50.80 48.20 51.75 48.20 79.16 67.65 19.00 - 51.20 Metrpolhelth[2] 2685.20 2679.35 2685.20 2750.00 2635.35 132.72 3230.00 1687.25 56 2679.55 Aptech 246.40 252.45 250.20 255.00 239.85 347.44 296.90 106.30 111 252.15 Ind.Gly 635.10 657.85 642.90 666.05 638.50 201.89 768.70 222.00 15 657.75 DPAbhushan 203.20 206.05 205.00 208.95 200.05 12.62 239.00 70.05 - - Ind.Hume [2] 196.55 203.60 194.00 205.50 194.00 44.39 252.70 153.00 19 203.50 MFL 26.45 27.70 26.65 27.95 26.45 160.00 24.70 12.15 - - AptusValueHsgF 353.00 346.90 333.00 354.80 333.0032581.49 354.80 333.00 - - DPSC 14.50 14.70 14.80 14.90 14.50 15.33 20.50 9.45 - - Minda Corp [2] 117.45 124.05 117.50 126.55 117.25 959.75 148.00 64.90 26 124.00 Archidply 29.20 30.65 30.00 30.65 28.80 12.65 46.90 22.85 13 30.80 Ind.Inv.Tru 66.25 63.05 66.25 66.30 63.05 4.76 87.50 48.30 - 62.75 Dr Reddy [5] 4514.85 4587.40 4552.00 4595.70 4445.70 616.94 5613.65 4135.90 46 4587.65 Ind.Nippon [5] 332.90 339.35 332.05 344.70 331.45 18.26 447.30 312.05 16 341.85 Minda Ind [2] 715.80 722.20 715.80 732.00 715.75 290.87 832.60 302.20 107 720.50 Aries Agro 134.90 140.55 133.05 142.90 130.45 108.60 193.75 72.00 8 140.75 DRCSystemInd 300.35 303.90 308.85 330.00 272.50 1.50 355.60 230.45 - - MindTec(Ind) 83.95 88.10 79.80 88.10 79.80 105.50 133.70 26.25 26 88.10 Arih.Found 25.85 24.85 26.90 26.90 24.60 8.85 31.25 15.50 - 24.55 Ind.Ovr.Bk 18.90 19.05 19.00 19.40 18.75 5174.93 29.00 8.80 - 19.05 Dred.Corp 319.85 327.55 320.10 330.00 320.00 62.72 475.00 228.20 - 327.25 Indian Bk 116.25 117.70 116.85 119.45 115.10 2361.59 156.90 53.20 4 117.80 MindTree 3500.70 3500.45 3524.00 3594.60 3405.55 2927.13 3592.85 1127.95 46 3499.85 ArihantSuper 108.30 109.55 109.00 115.50 103.35 140.88 131.35 19.40 33 109.40 DrLalPathLab 3810.95 3831.20 3835.00 3860.50 3800.00 151.22 4065.00 1740.60 85 3831.15 Mirza [2] 54.10 55.15 54.10 55.75 54.05 424.24 69.35 42.95 16 55.15 ArihntCapMkt 129.15 148.35 126.65 151.95 126.65 117.24 189.25 111.25 - - Indian Htl [1] 137.95 139.60 140.00 140.75 133.50 3134.90 157.25 88.60 - 139.55 Dwarikesh [1] 65.05 69.90 65.10 70.50 65.10 2081.99 83.90 23.00 13 69.85 IndianEgyExc[1] 416.50 430.70 420.00 432.80 415.60 4278.44 454.85 181.00 55 430.95 MishDhatuNig 175.00 176.70 175.60 178.30 174.00 232.87 236.00 172.90 18 176.55 ArmanFinServ 643.45 672.35 643.50 678.00 636.95 5.75 815.00 479.90 84 670.30 Dynac.Sys 119.15 121.55 119.15 123.90 117.00 20.86 175.00 24.60 11 122.05 MittalLifSty 9.05 9.95 9.40 9.95 9.20 42.98 37.15 8.25 - - AroGranite 67.40 71.65 69.85 72.85 67.20 59.11 78.95 23.35 13 71.75 IndianRailTr 2554.10 2564.80 2570.00 2611.55 2540.00 1399.28 2750.00 1290.05 - - Dynamatic 2095.35 2189.10 2114.00 2220.25 2114.00 53.05 2370.00 650.45 38 2191.60 MM Forg 705.00 718.45 708.95 728.65 700.05 14.71 807.45 255.85 23 718.50 ArowGreenTec 111.15 116.10 106.50 116.70 105.60 28.36 179.85 40.50 - 115.00 IndianRlyFin 22.75 22.95 22.60 23.05 22.60 8233.30 26.70 20.80 - - DynemicProd 508.25 536.75 524.00 544.00 509.10 60.01 624.00 178.50 20 531.10 MMPIndustris 149.55 148.10 152.50 154.00 145.45 25.94 196.00 68.00 - - Arshiya [2] 27.05 27.50 26.30 28.20 26.30 98.39 42.70 9.87 - 27.65 IndiaPestcid 301.80 313.25 302.90 315.25 302.90 778.66 368.00 301.00 - - MMTC [1] 39.50 41.60 39.45 42.40 39.20 3383.11 63.95 15.75 - 41.60 Arss Infra 24.80 25.40 24.80 25.95 24.75 11.48 37.40 11.60 - 25.40 IndigoPaints 2565.35 2579.00 2594.00 2601.45 2500.00 29.50 3329.95 2220.25 - - ModisonMetal 68.80 70.55 68.00 71.00 67.05 74.11 97.25 52.05 - - ArtemsMedSvc 319.10 318.10 318.00 327.20 314.00 3.08 407.95 135.00 - - E ...... IndmrtIntmsh 7056.90 7022.65 7050.00 7124.00 7000.00 23.62 9950.00 3300.00 - - MOIL 158.85 159.90 160.80 161.60 157.05 407.75 208.00 119.00 16 159.35 Arvind 85.85 93.25 86.10 93.90 85.00 1023.33 115.50 28.70 12 93.15 EasyTripPlnr 414.05 429.40 419.75 436.35 413.25 754.88 507.30 161.00 - - Indo Count [2] 219.60 252.00 221.00 254.90 221.00 832.88 285.00 65.90 14 252.30 MokshOrnamnt 31.95 32.05 32.95 32.95 31.65 874.70 123.85 24.00 - - ArvindFash [4] 261.85 269.40 266.45 279.00 255.05 2822.00 276.80 117.17 - 270.55 EbixcashWrld 514.60 536.30 530.75 555.00 507.05 2.22 739.00 296.05 - - Indoco Rem [2] 444.25 451.05 448.90 462.00 445.10 343.36 529.70 213.60 36 450.65 Mold-TekPac[5] 451.00 471.90 451.00 475.95 445.40 56.49 571.00 250.00 22 472.35 ArvindSmart 115.25 120.00 118.00 120.60 114.30 34.62 141.25 81.25 14 119.85 EdelFinSer [1] 78.85 81.40 79.35 82.50 78.45 1813.48 100.80 50.00 8 81.40 IndostrCapFn 284.30 289.30 286.40 290.30 284.00 344.45 416.95 250.00 - 288.60 Monte Carlo 314.85 320.25 314.10 327.00 312.45 46.00 389.35 155.00 10 320.50 Asahi India [1] 328.10 334.10 325.05 334.95 324.65 53.08 408.35 197.80 35 334.10 EicherMotor [1] 2544.00 2547.90 2557.40 2575.00 2518.00 1277.07 3035.50 2016.00 44 2546.90 IndoThai 82.10 80.95 83.65 84.70 78.00 104.19 85.95 15.30 5 80.45 Morarj.Tex [7] 15.40 14.70 15.40 15.75 14.65 19.30 23.45 7.86 - 14.85 Asahi Song 332.30 334.75 325.30 346.95 325.00 33.95 442.65 170.00 14 335.00 EID Parry [1] 386.10 391.00 386.95 393.50 386.20 231.91 470.35 259.60 27 390.85 Indra.Med 73.10 74.10 73.00 74.75 73.00 239.48 102.55 45.25 16 74.05 Morepan [2] 48.60 51.60 48.60 52.00 46.85 2148.15 75.00 22.30 27 51.60 Ashiana [2] 152.85 150.25 152.60 154.90 144.65 209.16 186.90 67.10 - 149.80 EIH [2] 100.80 104.80 101.50 105.50 101.00 184.28 122.60 72.45 - 104.90 IndraprsGas [2] 522.90 524.85 525.05 530.70 522.05 1633.59 594.85 364.30 30 524.95 Most.Fin [1] 744.45 800.90 752.30 808.70 725.15 1075.73 1188.00 538.50 16 801.25 Ashima 17.00 17.05 17.95 17.95 16.35 38.57 21.50 5.80 - 17.30 EIH A Htl 300.65 290.10 300.00 300.00 284.55 23.75 405.95 207.35 - 291.85 IndSwifLab 57.65 60.40 56.80 60.50 56.80 259.07 127.35 32.60 35 59.80 Mot.Gen.Fin [5] 26.80 26.40 26.80 27.00 25.30 18.54 30.40 13.92 - 25.30 Ashok Ley [1] 117.75 119.70 118.40 120.50 116.1514542.60 143.25 64.20 - 119.85 Eimco 409.20 414.65 405.10 419.50 403.00 5.12 539.75 290.00 30 415.55 IndusInd BK 988.60 1005.05 990.20 1009.00 987.00 2510.06 1119.20 485.00 23 1005.05 Moth.Sumi [1] 199.90 208.75 200.50 210.90 200.00 8630.29 273.00 102.35 78 208.70 Ashoka Bld [5] 95.95 100.25 96.45 100.90 96.45 1244.08 118.65 59.00 6 100.25 Elec. Eng [2] 150.70 160.60 151.80 163.55 148.00 1310.15 183.60 21.50 23 160.80 IndusTowers 217.15 221.80 219.45 222.45 217.35 1821.79 282.65 162.20 - - MphasiS 2866.90 2799.05 2905.25 2924.95 2780.00 969.26 3001.65 1083.40 43 2798.05 Asian Gran 152.70 167.90 154.00 170.50 151.60 1412.35 318.00 137.25 9 168.20 Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 33.95 36.30 34.70 36.50 33.85 800.05 41.60 14.00 15 36.55 INEOS Styro 1207.30 1250.15 1207.30 1269.00 1195.00 30.32 1569.65 483.55 6 1247.05 MPS 762.00 757.05 764.00 773.35 734.45 22.61 805.00 340.50 21 757.05 Asian Htl-E 171.25 173.15 170.05 173.90 170.00 0.73 239.00 126.00 - 174.15 Electrotherm 117.55 122.30 117.55 122.70 116.05 11.88 197.90 88.25 - 121.40 Infibeam Inc [1] 42.05 41.80 42.10 42.55 41.65 1265.93 58.45 35.33 - 41.80 MRF 76162.90 77157.95 76500.00 77401.00 76014.75 12.17 98575.90 55360.35 24 77153.70 Asian Htl-N 75.35 75.90 76.50 76.50 75.00 2.08 105.80 44.25 - 77.60 Elgi Eqp [1] 196.25 196.35 196.00 200.00 192.20 110.39 244.00 103.40 45 196.35 INFO EDGE (I) 5489.10 5760.80 5500.00 5800.00 5500.00 1263.20 5876.05 3220.05 255 5765.85 MRPL 41.55 41.65 41.75 42.55 41.35 1031.43 56.60 25.00 36 41.65 Asian Htl-W 283.35 276.15 283.00 294.90 273.10 2.77 344.95 179.00 - 277.00 Elgi Rbr 35.35 36.20 36.35 36.95 35.00 34.51 46.50 15.30 - - Infosys [5] 1738.75 1720.85 1750.00 1757.00 1712.70 7602.94 1755.60 912.60 39 1720.75 MrsBectrFood 391.45 398.30 390.65 399.90 387.30 120.50 624.00 328.40 - - Asian Paints [1] 3077.45 3045.95 3092.80 3092.80 3034.55 763.70 3180.00 1880.50 86 3045.80 Emami [1] 603.25 588.10 611.00 621.80 579.10 1151.69 621.35 334.35 52 587.15 Infrasoft 112.05 111.10 112.20 115.80 108.15 168.97 136.45 59.35 91 110.25 MSP Stl 9.15 9.00 9.30 9.35 8.80 129.36 13.35 5.86 - 9.05 Aspinwall&Co 178.05 188.55 177.05 190.95 176.85 3.84 268.30 93.75 - - EmamiPapMi[2] 169.05 174.70 170.40 182.00 169.00 144.09 214.90 60.60 19 174.70 Ingersoll 906.30 926.85 915.00 940.90 900.85 21.52 1073.20 555.40 32 927.95 MSTC 251.10 257.95 252.00 261.80 250.00 293.79 400.00 137.50 - - AssoAlchohol 422.35 429.65 418.10 432.05 417.45 40.10 516.00 236.65 - - EmamiRealty[2] 62.60 62.70 60.50 63.45 60.50 40.99 87.50 33.00 50 62.55 Inox Leis 308.00 309.50 309.55 314.90 306.65 276.25 358.55 241.90 - 309.95 MT Edu 7.80 7.80 7.35 8.00 7.35 88.85 13.94 6.22 - 7.80 Aster Life 1279.80 1296.20 1286.05 1319.00 1279.00 12.19 1528.00 908.55 41 1298.70 Emkay Glo 122.45 119.65 122.95 123.55 118.10 102.98 139.80 48.00 22 119.50 Inox Wind 115.85 113.45 114.55 116.60 111.25 213.54 160.00 35.00 - 113.15 MTARTech 1176.15 1190.60 1178.95 1207.45 1163.40 130.11 1563.95 860.00 - - AsterDMHealt 192.35 187.20 193.40 198.00 185.10 4142.06 203.70 120.00 - 187.10 Emmbi Ind 95.50 97.55 95.00 99.45 95.00 38.32 125.00 67.50 16 97.75 Insectic 690.25 704.75 698.00 710.00 685.00 26.12 846.00 399.00 14 705.95 MTNL 17.70 18.30 18.35 18.60 17.85 1454.90 24.40 7.79 - 18.30 Astra Mic [2] 148.95 157.65 150.40 159.35 149.50 415.46 187.40 101.95 40 157.90 EnduranceTec 1595.70 1619.50 1607.00 1654.15 1591.10 75.06 1820.05 976.00 45 1619.55 IntellecDesi [5] 589.70 618.70 597.70 624.95 590.05 324.12 892.00 177.75 37 617.15 Mukta Ar [5] 34.65 35.80 35.85 36.00 34.65 4.78 42.30 24.20 15 35.80 Astral Poly [1] 2018.90 1972.60 2009.00 2009.00 1955.00 501.96 2294.45 770.03 105 1972.05 Energy Dev 8.80 8.85 9.00 9.00 8.55 32.05 16.80 4.50 - 8.72 IntenseTech [2] 73.95 73.20 71.60 75.45 70.30 121.45 119.75 28.00 15 72.95 Munj.Auto [2] 53.05 56.00 52.55 56.50 52.55 130.20 72.80 47.60 18 55.90 AstraZen [2] 3091.10 3085.45 3106.60 3140.00 3076.15 18.07 4970.00 3000.00 91 3085.45 Eng.India [5] 67.85 68.05 68.10 69.10 67.75 1583.32 93.60 60.50 14 68.05 IntGlobAviat 1671.45 1692.50 1679.00 1696.00 1654.00 272.69 1859.90 1147.00 - 1692.35 Munj.Showa [2] 126.30 128.30 125.00 129.20 125.00 118.75 176.45 114.05 16 128.20 AstronPaper 57.95 58.85 58.00 60.00 57.85 277.63 74.40 35.00 30 58.05 Ent.Net.Ind 180.25 179.50 172.50 185.80 172.50 161.42 226.95 137.00 - 178.90 Inventure [1] 2.95 3.00 2.95 3.10 2.95 2433.68 4.70 1.45 - 3.01 Murd.Cera 22.65 23.65 22.50 23.95 22.20 50.18 33.45 13.85 - 23.70 Atul 9042.55 8927.25 9045.00 9133.00 8885.95 9.14 9651.00 5563.70 39 8934.75 EPL 222.65 223.20 225.00 227.35 220.25 133.83 307.00 202.00 - - IOC 103.00 105.90 103.90 106.20 103.6511898.39 117.85 71.35 4 105.85 MusicBrdcast 22.80 23.45 22.55 23.70 22.40 427.72 29.60 17.20 - - Atul Auto [5] 186.75 195.80 186.00 200.40 183.40 190.69 237.00 151.25 - 194.50 EqitsSmlFnBk 57.15 58.05 57.40 59.70 57.10 679.61 76.80 30.05 - - IOL Chem 555.00 545.35 556.30 564.30 538.10 493.79 898.40 516.35 8 545.70 Muthoot Cap 381.25 392.30 377.20 396.55 377.20 37.09 511.75 351.30 28 393.10 AurobindoPh[1] 682.95 688.20 685.00 691.30 660.30 9566.08 1063.75 660.10 15 688.80 Equitas Hold 119.90 120.55 121.50 123.20 119.00 643.53 138.40 40.35 28 120.55 IPCA Lab [2] 2564.90 2502.55 2565.00 2580.00 2456.10 303.62 2588.70 1786.05 33 2502.15 MuthootFinan 1458.25 1503.05 1468.30 1512.00 1451.00 1145.77 1638.50 1000.00 16 1502.50 AUSmallFinBk 1294.00 1359.75 1305.00 1389.85 1290.00 2141.12 1389.00 616.30 36 1359.55 ErisLifeSci [1] 728.65 730.25 729.00 744.90 721.00 86.82 818.60 470.00 27 730.00 I-PruLifeINS 681.45 669.00 683.30 686.80 663.00 1738.14 694.30 397.65 197 668.75 Auto Axl 1225.35 1245.15 1218.00 1258.95 1212.25 13.67 1565.00 647.00 37 1245.40 Eros Intl 17.15 17.65 17.20 18.00 16.45 691.96 36.95 16.60 - 17.65 IRB Infra 153.90 163.00 155.05 164.95 155.05 4152.35 189.50 97.75 32 163.30 Autoline 48.55 50.80 47.55 50.95 46.50 40.60 79.35 25.65 - 50.90 Esab Ind 1890.50 1906.20 1890.00 1915.55 1890.00 1.79 2120.00 1290.00 40 1897.95 IrconIntl 40.70 40.65 40.90 40.95 40.15 2188.50 108.50 40.15 - - N ...... AvadSug&Egy 404.75 424.10 405.00 430.00 400.00 87.01 548.55 155.00 10 424.15 Escorts 1257.40 1296.30 1252.50 1323.00 1247.60 5184.02 1468.40 1078.10 18 1295.50 IsgecHeavyEn 656.20 679.05 659.00 683.70 641.10 137.39 878.35 524.15 - - NACLInd [1] 54.35 56.25 56.50 57.00 51.65 617.12 89.15 33.30 19 55.75 Avanti Feeds [1] 529.15 538.75 526.80 547.50 526.80 263.67 675.00 411.85 25 538.60 ESI [2] 4.05 3.90 4.10 4.15 3.85 77.27 5.19 0.91 - 3.85 ITC [1] 206.30 205.75 207.00 207.00 204.7012490.09 239.15 163.40 18 205.70 Nagrk.Cap [5] 8.10 7.90 7.90 7.90 7.90 0.20 8.75 5.01 - 7.53 AvenuSupmart 3673.75 3708.55 3700.00 3770.00 3680.00 343.94 3766.25 1949.30 195 3708.85 Essar Shp 9.00 9.90 9.20 9.90 9.00 104.37 13.31 7.05 - 9.94 ITD Cem [1] 75.95 77.15 76.00 78.05 75.00 490.84 97.50 46.05 26 77.10 Nah.Cap [5] 232.95 244.55 225.10 244.55 225.10 40.39 425.00 53.10 15 243.65 AVT Natl [1] 68.30 70.95 68.30 71.40 67.65 261.88 84.60 39.45 22 71.00 Ester [5] 128.05 133.95 128.05 135.00 126.50 177.89 164.60 62.55 7 133.90 ITDC 361.15 382.65 366.60 406.40 360.80 947.32 463.90 217.00 - 383.10 Nah.Poly [5] 200.85 211.50 198.00 216.35 196.00 85.59 319.75 55.65 9 211.75 Axis Bank [2] 736.10 746.35 736.00 749.70 731.50 4537.44 800.00 400.00 30 746.30 Everady [5] 322.55 332.85 316.20 340.50 315.55 463.47 403.45 128.20 7 332.85 ITI 112.15 113.05 112.80 114.00 111.65 223.67 144.80 102.20 - 112.90 NakodaGroup 64.30 65.35 60.00 68.60 60.00 82.59 72.60 60.00 - - AxisCades [5] 68.30 71.70 68.30 71.70 66.05 48.01 105.50 39.50 - 71.55 Everest Ind 413.20 441.95 411.00 447.00 411.00 110.69 534.00 193.35 12 442.00 IVP 108.35 105.20 104.45 111.35 102.95 2.54 164.00 41.00 12 105.95 NALCO [5] 74.75 80.40 76.25 81.00 76.0060620.13 97.45 29.15 9 80.30 AYM Syntex 89.30 87.90 92.00 92.00 86.00 96.39 98.10 23.55 11 88.20 Excel Ind [5] 1016.95 1060.55 1022.05 1074.45 1021.95 36.78 1289.00 776.95 16 1057.95 IZMO Ltd 93.65 96.85 91.15 97.85 89.00 141.50 148.85 29.00 - 96.40 Nalwa Son 1617.75 1685.50 1688.25 1694.00 1601.00 0.69 2165.55 673.20 24 1653.10 Exide [1] 158.40 159.35 158.40 159.65 157.40 3252.05 220.60 153.65 16 159.20 Nandan Den 71.15 71.05 68.25 74.70 68.25 125.40 90.00 18.25 31 71.05 B ...... J ...... NarayaHru 475.95 474.00 475.95 488.00 468.40 361.49 566.00 292.90 - 474.10 BafnaPharma 133.10 131.25 132.00 137.70 129.25 2.67 196.10 110.00 - - F ...... J&K Bk [1] 32.65 34.10 32.65 34.50 32.10 1940.17 44.35 14.10 5 34.10 Natco Phr [2] 902.35 898.85 900.00 906.40 884.60 321.03 1188.95 732.00 64 896.80 BAG Films [2] 3.05 2.80 3.05 3.05 2.75 272.53 4.35 1.92 - 2.83 FACT 110.40 116.20 112.00 117.50 111.15 354.44 153.00 39.15 18 116.20 Jagran [2] 54.00 57.80 55.50 59.35 53.90 566.22 71.50 29.55 9 57.90 Nath Bio-Gen 320.45 318.30 328.85 328.85 312.05 29.18 474.70 246.65 10 317.95 Bajaj Auto 3668.25 3714.75 3690.00 3722.00 3653.70 276.60 4361.20 2823.35 21 3716.05 FaircheOrgan 1677.30 1761.15 1593.45 1761.15 1593.45 61.06 2155.00 580.30 - - Jags.Phr [5] 137.35 148.60 139.80 149.80 137.00 151.25 203.25 33.50 18 148.70 Natl Build [1] 40.90 44.15 41.15 44.90 40.5514498.92 59.80 22.25 36 44.15 Bajaj Elect [2] 1075.60 1138.60 1098.00 1147.00 1089.00 330.24 1224.50 441.90 63 1142.45 FDC [1] 334.95 332.70 337.90 342.80 329.55 190.96 404.90 260.00 18 333.00 Jai Corp [1] 118.80 123.50 119.20 124.70 118.95 1193.82 172.85 78.20 20 123.45 Natl Fert 50.35 51.90 51.00 52.50 50.30 1110.13 73.75 29.85 19 52.05 Bajaj Hld 4121.50 4119.10 4120.00 4184.95 4051.00 89.29 4227.00 2219.00 224 4116.95 Fed Bk [2] 78.25 80.10 78.30 80.55 78.1011212.70 92.40 45.40 11 80.15 JaiBal.Ind 61.25 59.45 61.25 61.40 58.20 90.01 668.00 81.00 - - Natl Stl 4.10 4.10 4.00 4.20 3.90 27.35 6.02 2.52 - 4.11 BajajConCare[1] 245.55 245.55 247.00 250.50 244.50 453.54 323.50 163.00 17 245.55 Fed.Goetze 260.40 267.40 263.00 269.90 260.15 72.87 470.00 247.85 19 267.20 Jain I.DVR [2] 16.20 17.00 16.20 17.00 16.00 39.42 23.20 9.30 - 17.55 Nava.B.Ve [2] 100.65 103.65 101.00 104.55 100.50 487.87 133.00 46.55 9 103.75 BajajFin [2] 6752.20 6980.10 6775.00 7049.00 6727.95 2622.99 7046.80 3008.85 107 6978.75 Fiem Ind 907.35 970.10 904.90 980.00 881.10 157.42 1033.90 470.35 15 974.95 Jain Irrg [2] 25.30 27.80 25.25 27.80 25.00 2819.17 36.20 10.75 - 27.90 Navin Flu [2] 3618.80 3649.60 3619.00 3673.80 3570.00 110.42 4013.35 1800.00 71 3651.85 BajajFinserv [5] 15271.90 16461.70 15367.55 16584.80 15260.00 1274.39 16590.15 5401.00 1471 16475.25 Filatex [2] 86.85 90.00 88.70 91.80 86.35 749.08 117.75 22.50 8 89.80 Jamna Au [1] 80.10 81.05 79.10 81.95 78.60 926.34 91.00 39.00 30 81.00 Navkar Corp 38.70 42.00 39.00 42.50 38.40 607.53 54.70 24.00 15 41.90 Bal Phr 91.45 92.95 91.70 93.90 91.00 19.38 137.95 41.60 14 93.30 Fin.Cable [2] 452.40 454.95 459.30 460.20 453.25 187.29 557.05 257.25 23 455.20 JashEngg 496.65 498.25 486.65 503.95 486.65 13.46 628.00 157.25 - - Navneet Ed [2] 99.15 100.60 99.10 102.75 98.55 817.56 107.35 72.30 41 100.40 Balaji Amn [2] 3269.00 3324.60 3264.00 3348.00 3250.10 70.03 3977.00 744.00 39 3327.20 FineOrgInd [5] 2761.85 2839.45 2784.80 2864.00 2755.00 19.01 3565.25 2130.00 72 2838.35 Jay Bhr [5] 173.25 177.75 174.00 179.40 171.90 37.17 269.00 92.50 16 177.95 NazaraTech 1573.55 1593.40 1575.00 1640.00 1575.00 65.90 2024.90 1432.00 - - Balaji Tele [2] 57.75 59.95 58.00 60.65 57.75 226.87 89.15 51.00 29 60.05 FineotexChe [2] 97.05 98.30 97.05 102.80 93.10 1370.40 120.00 29.15 30 98.45 Jay.Agro [5] 219.00 231.35 219.00 234.00 216.55 92.95 322.90 88.00 14 230.60 NBI.IndFinCo 2819.85 2736.20 2778.05 2833.95 2666.65 4.30 3200.00 1326.00 - - BalaxiVentre 511.15 527.30 512.00 534.90 512.00 1.64 829.95 500.00 - - Fino.Ind [2] 167.05 167.65 167.45 168.75 166.45 1023.34 198.90 92.16 13 167.70 Jaypee Inf 1.75 1.80 1.75 1.80 1.70 6197.20 4.21 1.13 - 1.80 NCC [2] 70.85 75.85 72.50 77.30 70.40 5932.69 100.00 29.55 16 75.85 Balkrishna [2] 2279.85 2287.45 2280.00 2327.00 2254.90 214.56 2558.15 1237.35 32 2287.65 Firstsource 180.40 184.00 181.80 186.75 176.05 6785.39 242.65 55.60 32 184.05 Jayshr Tea [5] 99.50 103.50 100.20 104.50 99.05 223.32 145.00 54.05 5 103.55 NCL Ind 226.40 232.85 227.50 241.60 227.50 190.32 304.80 91.50 7 233.05 BalmerLaw 123.10 125.05 124.05 125.50 123.10 207.47 170.95 95.00 15 125.00 Flexituff 15.35 14.95 15.05 15.70 14.60 9.84 28.90 7.86 - 14.80 JB Chem [2] 1697.80 1669.45 1655.00 1700.00 1655.00 84.23 1938.75 753.00 29 1668.55 NDTV [4] 78.80 78.75 79.35 79.75 76.60 57.27 85.85 27.20 11 78.65 Balrampur [1] 357.10 358.95 356.75 365.30 350.00 1071.66 387.10 140.00 18 358.55 ForceMotors 1255.05 1269.95 1260.00 1279.90 1248.05 53.64 1707.00 1001.00 - - JBM Auro [5] 446.55 450.55 445.00 461.00 445.00 38.09 535.35 205.00 24 452.25 NECaryCorp 17.45 18.30 17.40 18.30 16.90 1517.04 20.00 6.65 17 18.15 Ban.Amn.Sp [5] 81.80 85.80 78.25 85.85 78.25 85.80 113.00 39.03 11 85.65 Fortis Hlt 280.00 280.05 280.00 286.70 272.15 8286.80 291.10 123.30 - 280.25 JHS Svend 23.20 24.15 23.00 24.50 22.60 106.61 33.30 14.15 - 24.15 Nect.Life [1] 28.05 29.10 28.05 29.40 28.00 330.57 48.40 16.20 - 29.00 Ban.Amn.Sug 1718.65 1789.85 1710.00 1820.05 1710.00 14.83 2160.00 1265.00 27 1787.80 Foseco 1441.70 1466.50 1436.30 1475.30 1429.20 1.71 1790.00 1105.30 34 1469.40 Jind.Drl [5] 119.30 124.10 124.70 131.00 119.50 98.61 147.70 65.00 24 124.60 Nelcast [2] 76.20 80.05 76.85 81.25 76.25 165.26 100.00 49.50 36 80.25 Banar.Beads 65.95 68.30 65.15 70.50 64.55 42.22 100.00 44.20 22 67.75 Fut. Life [2] 47.25 47.90 47.00 48.40 46.90 132.00 159.95 46.60 - 47.85 Jind.Pho 81.40 79.45 81.40 82.95 78.00 10.41 103.00 10.55 - 80.10 Nelco 516.05 490.25 490.25 518.00 490.25 472.25 565.00 174.00 84 489.85 Banco Ind [2] 187.65 188.15 189.80 192.40 185.15 437.17 206.80 83.50 14 188.10 Fut. Mkt 8.10 7.90 8.05 8.25 7.70 257.89 29.30 7.75 - 7.91 Jind.Poly 902.35 936.90 890.00 949.90 890.00 157.19 1168.15 410.05 5 940.05 NeogenChem 902.95 927.55 906.95 935.95 899.15 40.07 1028.00 595.00 - - BandhanBank 266.65 264.75 266.65 267.70 262.75 8781.68 430.25 251.40 21 265.00 FutEntpDVR [2] 11.05 11.15 10.70 11.30 10.70 22.92 23.70 9.46 1 11.11 Jind.Saw [2] 121.75 124.30 122.35 127.75 121.40 2453.68 147.65 58.20 8 124.25 Nesco [2] 564.30 570.55 571.90 584.95 562.90 50.18 697.00 463.50 25 571.90 BankaBioloo 63.20 61.95 65.95 65.95 60.00 9.37 86.45 34.75 - - Future Cons 6.55 6.80 6.60 6.85 6.60 2388.88 12.60 5.85 - - Jind.Stl&P [1] 363.60 372.75 369.95 377.40 367.5010065.68 501.60 159.70 4 372.85 NestleIndia 20021.05 19779.85 20100.00 20199.00 19665.00 83.08 20144.10 15104.25 86 19785.20 BankofBarod[2] 73.20 75.50 73.35 75.65 73.0025626.61 99.80 39.50 14 75.50 FutureEntp [2] 8.25 8.25 8.20 8.45 8.20 556.84 22.25 7.61 - 8.29 Jind.World [1] 58.95 61.35 59.00 62.50 59.00 264.06 90.50 44.00 16 61.25 Netwk 18 [5] 47.45 47.75 47.05 49.25 47.05 817.12 58.40 31.10 - 47.70 Bans.Syn 165.90 173.30 164.00 174.15 161.10 18.28 255.85 66.10 9 170.40 FutureRetail [2] 42.60 43.45 42.65 44.00 42.65 1037.95 168.00 40.60 - 43.50 JindStain(H) [2] 245.70 276.80 245.00 281.40 245.00 1521.92 307.95 75.00 9 276.85 Next Media 4.50 4.65 4.55 4.90 4.30 3.85 7.10 3.50 - - BarbequeNatn 1051.80 1089.85 1099.00 1111.50 1061.05 90.91 1268.25 481.85 - - FuturSuplyCh 60.95 61.90 60.95 63.75 60.00 36.78 174.80 59.35 - 61.85 JK Cem 3030.35 3051.35 3031.00 3085.00 3031.00 254.20 3690.00 1412.30 30 3055.10 NHPC 26.20 26.30 26.40 26.60 26.20 6301.00 27.65 19.65 8 26.30 BASF 3433.65 3514.40 3459.00 3616.00 3439.00 137.95 3926.95 1319.40 33 3520.55 JK Lak.Cem [5] 695.80 703.20 695.10 712.30 695.10 398.62 815.25 243.15 18 704.25 NIIT [2] 310.60 315.60 311.00 319.55 309.30 619.42 351.30 107.95 80 316.20 Bata India [5] 1727.75 1708.25 1730.00 1736.75 1702.35 339.11 1785.00 1258.20 - 1708.10 JK Paper 223.05 242.00 222.90 244.50 222.00 4199.47 284.80 86.30 10 242.65 Nila Infras [1] 5.70 5.55 5.70 5.75 5.40 403.73 8.26 3.60 - 5.55 G ...... Nilkamal 2582.95 2649.95 2591.00 2674.75 2579.40 11.19 3174.00 1214.00 30 2649.35 Bayer Crop 5466.30 5463.45 5474.95 5523.05 5362.20 15.57 6550.00 4928.25 50 5464.35 Gabriel [1] 134.25 142.75 136.75 145.20 135.05 2074.46 162.70 90.75 22 142.95 JK Tyre [2] 141.15 147.80 142.65 151.25 141.05 2642.97 166.00 55.00 10 147.60 BCLIndust 201.60 213.95 205.00 218.50 202.00 135.03 289.70 98.00 - - Jkumar Inf [5] 190.70 197.40 189.00 199.15 189.00 318.46 231.00 88.00 13 197.70 Nippo Bat 937.20 950.45 921.00 960.00 921.00 5.52 1282.45 503.30 11 950.00 Gail(India) 140.80 145.45 142.00 148.00 141.9521248.08 170.00 81.25 10 145.55 NipponLIAM 389.05 399.65 390.00 402.35 387.00 1467.04 439.35 249.00 - - BCPowerCon [2] 3.50 3.60 3.50 3.85 3.45 163.68 8.65 2.89 - 3.62 GalaxSurfact 2951.50 3216.50 3000.00 3258.80 2980.40 158.57 3350.00 1605.00 63 3219.45 JM Fin [1] 85.90 90.60 86.50 91.40 85.70 2397.64 117.55 72.90 36 90.70 Beardsell [2] 13.85 13.60 13.45 14.15 13.45 4.52 18.85 7.25 12 13.60 JMC Proj [2] 93.25 94.70 94.95 97.00 92.80 120.86 130.00 45.00 15 94.65 NirajCement 44.00 43.00 43.20 46.90 42.50 11.60 55.90 34.80 - - Gallant Isp [1] 50.60 55.25 50.35 55.95 49.15 83.01 69.90 26.25 14 55.10 Nitco 19.95 20.65 20.30 20.70 19.50 41.84 33.90 16.20 - 20.70 Bedmutha 36.00 37.00 35.00 37.75 35.00 9.54 43.05 14.55 1 36.75 Gallant Mtl 61.55 67.80 61.00 70.90 61.00 96.10 88.00 28.90 7 67.60 JMT Auto [1] 2.40 2.45 2.45 2.50 2.35 229.47 3.96 2.19 - 2.47 BEL [1] 175.15 177.65 175.00 178.45 174.40 4975.30 191.60 86.35 21 177.60 Jocil 214.40 228.85 216.00 230.90 216.00 99.17 319.80 139.00 - - NitirajEngg 42.70 41.55 42.25 42.35 40.55 1.57 66.00 38.20 - - Gandhi Tub [5] 454.30 471.25 451.10 474.35 451.10 24.18 557.85 193.45 14 471.30 NK Industries 39.15 39.30 37.20 41.10 37.20 6.15 46.60 16.05 - 38.80 BEML 1301.55 1288.90 1294.50 1300.95 1273.00 110.70 1544.25 584.20 47 1287.55 Ganesh Hsg 118.75 114.20 117.30 119.90 112.75 84.93 134.30 23.80 - 113.70 JohnCntHita 2117.15 2150.05 2117.15 2168.00 2117.15 6.03 2936.70 2027.75 129 2145.35 BergrPaintIn [1] 795.45 790.95 795.90 801.50 782.50 1078.56 872.00 535.00 99 790.75 JP Pwr 3.50 3.65 3.50 3.65 3.3546560.93 6.84 2.04 - 3.63 NLC India 50.05 50.85 50.90 51.75 50.10 1921.80 73.90 46.25 7 50.90 Ganesha Ecos 505.25 510.50 513.05 520.00 504.50 10.50 687.70 239.00 18 510.70 NMDC Ltd [1] 146.80 154.75 149.00 155.40 148.3014609.61 213.15 75.60 5 154.70 BestAgrolife 620.10 627.00 607.10 640.00 607.10 176.62 670.00 202.35 - - GangaForging 129.25 131.70 129.35 131.90 128.65 121.20 135.00 97.00 - - JSL [2] 128.85 150.85 128.85 153.95 128.8511325.30 168.25 39.00 10 150.35 BF Inv [5] 316.90 324.10 317.40 330.00 314.20 60.44 445.95 255.05 65 324.70 JSW Hld 4546.15 4718.70 4505.00 4756.40 4505.00 0.36 6000.05 1970.00 77 4704.70 Nocil 247.05 265.60 249.65 269.00 245.45 3390.96 293.90 117.65 36 265.85 GangesSecu 81.80 82.65 81.60 83.25 79.30 7.02 102.70 32.85 18 83.35 Noida Toll 5.35 5.50 5.30 5.60 5.20 74.59 8.70 3.12 - 5.41 BF Util [5] 364.95 382.35 364.00 388.20 364.00 204.05 538.95 216.00 - 382.80 GardenReach 183.75 185.00 184.70 188.75 183.00 187.33 227.05 166.05 11 185.15 JSWSteelLtd [1] 684.20 691.65 690.10 697.00 683.00 8283.85 776.50 257.70 12 691.50 BGR Engy 48.30 50.55 48.10 50.80 48.10 85.26 76.60 31.10 - 50.55 JTEKTIndia [1] 99.25 100.85 100.00 103.60 98.50 368.84 132.75 70.95 52 101.05 Norben 6.70 6.30 6.20 6.70 6.20 0.63 16.25 4.90 - - GarwarTecFib 3221.05 3154.90 3221.05 3221.05 3150.00 17.27 3640.50 1736.95 39 3155.40 NovartisInd 767.30 793.45 773.00 809.90 756.00 31.53 1098.00 651.15 - - Bhageria Ind [5] 229.80 239.25 234.00 240.90 230.00 31.97 296.80 124.00 15 239.15 Gati [2] 122.65 139.10 123.00 144.00 123.00 1941.13 179.70 41.95 - 139.30 Jub.Ind 489.15 513.60 483.00 513.60 483.00 55.49 596.75 118.40 - 513.15 BhagngrInd [2] 44.75 51.15 44.60 52.85 44.60 233.77 65.00 16.00 - 50.95 JubilantPhar 599.05 594.35 605.00 606.85 585.05 224.78 1046.95 585.05 - - NRAgarwalInd 304.55 309.50 299.50 314.50 295.80 64.84 361.15 171.50 - - Gayt. Proj [2] 38.80 42.10 39.10 42.70 38.65 5105.17 49.20 15.05 9 42.25 NRB Bear [2] 115.60 123.90 116.25 125.80 116.00 205.45 154.10 66.20 17 123.80 BhagyangrPr[2] 30.40 30.35 30.45 31.00 29.80 58.44 34.10 18.25 - 30.75 GE Ship 293.95 302.45 298.00 305.00 294.85 376.43 477.00 210.85 8 302.20 JublilntFood 3791.40 3700.00 3815.00 3824.95 3655.50 831.08 4166.40 1964.80 131 3701.75 BhandariHos[1] 2.85 2.90 2.85 2.95 2.80 254.05 4.78 0.99 - 2.87 JublntIngrev 654.20 682.40 658.95 688.20 658.95 1257.44 763.80 295.50 - - NRB Ind [2] 19.75 19.15 19.95 20.00 18.85 22.09 27.00 5.15 - 19.15 GE T&DInd 133.00 134.20 133.05 135.50 132.30 160.01 153.80 80.00 - - NTPC 113.40 113.95 114.20 116.30 113.6511791.08 122.00 78.10 7 114.00 Bhans.Eng [1] 163.95 175.35 162.00 176.05 162.00 1213.54 209.50 55.00 7 175.45 Geecee 138.30 145.75 137.60 147.50 136.50 93.40 191.50 60.10 23 146.20 JullundurMot 57.10 58.60 58.50 59.10 56.80 16.69 76.80 24.20 - - Bharat Bij 1240.00 1279.40 1240.00 1288.00 1238.15 11.63 1522.90 650.00 15 1280.30 JumpNetworks 8.00 8.15 7.90 8.35 7.75 675.62 103.95 5.00 - - Nucleas Sw 525.05 545.45 525.00 573.00 522.00 445.51 765.35 439.75 19 549.15 GeewayWires 85.45 88.30 85.00 89.05 85.00 8.75 112.90 69.95 - - NURECA 1573.00 1646.00 1614.90 1651.65 1565.00 10.75 1996.85 555.60 - - Bharat For [2] 719.65 741.00 727.25 745.70 720.05 2855.08 846.60 427.95 59 740.70 Genesys [5] 129.05 129.45 134.55 134.60 125.55 20.18 188.65 41.40 38 130.10 JustDial 953.10 952.35 951.10 959.90 947.10 653.52 1138.00 333.05 47 953.05 Bharat Gea 117.05 122.15 118.55 124.70 116.95 29.68 138.60 42.55 10 121.00 Jyo.Lab [1] 157.65 157.15 156.00 157.95 155.65 205.15 187.20 128.40 29 156.65 NuvocoVistas 531.70 520.55 532.00 564.95 507.15 5703.19 564.95 485.00 - - GenInsCorpIn[5] 139.80 139.55 139.95 142.00 135.55 1384.17 243.70 116.00 14 139.75 Nxtdigital 429.20 412.50 425.05 434.00 390.60 9.25 724.80 390.60 - - Bharat Ras 12051.00 12003.80 12140.00 12199.00 11900.00 1.67 15100.00 8478.90 32 12018.25 GenricEngCon 41.60 41.90 42.65 42.70 41.25 7.64 68.00 40.80 - - BharatDynamc 371.80 377.60 375.10 379.20 373.25 79.72 449.25 280.70 22 377.60 Genus Pwr [1] 58.55 58.10 58.60 59.75 57.55 662.82 82.00 24.15 27 58.05 K ...... BharatRdNwk 30.60 30.80 30.00 31.00 29.55 30.56 41.40 26.35 - 30.85 GeojitFinSer 72.05 77.20 72.50 79.00 71.25 508.59 102.70 34.95 - - Kabra Ext [5] 214.20 246.15 222.50 253.75 219.50 1553.17 253.75 56.00 29 246.35 O ...... Bharti Air [5] 622.65 620.10 627.95 627.95 617.05 5776.60 644.00 394.05 - 619.85 GEPowerIndia 292.00 292.50 292.00 294.85 290.30 64.81 535.25 177.35 - 292.70 Kaj.Cera [1] 1083.95 1088.45 1083.95 1115.00 1075.10 475.91 1142.45 425.00 50 1091.75 Oberoi 664.10 673.95 667.45 676.05 652.85 218.33 754.10 362.25 57 673.95 Bharti Infr 203.00 203.90 203.55 214.00 202.55 2.44 265.95 130.00 13 205.55 GFL 62.15 64.50 62.25 65.00 61.85 28.98 118.00 60.50 - - Kakt.Cem 236.65 246.60 235.00 248.00 234.95 18.87 319.00 138.00 25 246.80 OdishaCeme [2] 1947.40 2013.50 1960.00 2036.80 1950.00 237.24 2403.90 651.95 1299 2016.30 BHEL [2] 51.45 53.25 51.40 53.50 50.8534796.03 79.50 26.75 - 53.25 GHCL 321.10 344.90 321.10 349.50 318.45 385.30 401.75 141.15 8 344.95 Kalp.Pwr [2] 394.05 385.30 394.05 394.05 384.10 517.30 495.95 228.00 12 385.50 Oil India 168.15 171.10 170.00 171.60 169.10 1035.77 177.25 83.10 7 170.95 BigBlocConst 108.15 106.30 113.00 113.00 105.80 8.36 176.65 40.25 47 106.50 GIC Hsg 133.30 142.25 134.00 143.60 132.35 1002.78 202.50 89.00 5 142.25 Kaly.Inv 1996.55 2040.85 1964.25 2045.95 1964.20 0.76 2436.05 1222.75 120 2021.05 Omaxe 72.25 73.40 74.00 75.70 72.45 211.55 98.60 56.00 - 74.70 Biocon [5] 333.20 349.50 336.00 351.95 332.00 6358.22 487.70 327.75 187 349.60 Gillette 5964.20 5929.75 5965.00 6018.00 5902.00 7.69 6730.15 5011.00 59 5926.20 Kaly.Stl [5] 374.70 387.05 381.00 390.00 374.25 57.53 465.55 196.70 7 386.95 OMDC [1] 2727.95 2752.70 2741.30 2799.35 2741.30 9.55 3800.00 1865.00 - 2755.05 BioflChm&Pha 60.10 59.20 59.00 60.25 57.10 53.74 352.45 28.70 - 59.80 Ginni Fil 29.25 30.15 28.25 31.00 28.25 99.33 42.20 10.75 5 30.45 KalyanJewelr 62.05 62.30 62.35 62.85 61.80 571.98 89.75 56.30 - - OmInfraLtd 28.75 29.95 29.15 30.10 28.00 88.29 38.75 15.40 - - BirlaCorp 1307.95 1289.00 1325.00 1325.00 1276.05 88.91 1560.00 576.10 21 1291.00 GKW 651.65 634.40 646.50 651.00 603.35 0.72 854.90 413.00 - - Kamat Htl 41.65 42.10 41.65 43.00 40.25 57.94 57.10 26.90 - 42.05 Omkar Spl 13.90 13.95 13.25 14.35 13.25 178.43 23.35 4.74 - 13.90 Birlasoft 414.35 412.80 413.40 419.50 409.10 1075.35 441.30 154.10 - - GlandPharma 3871.25 3813.30 3870.00 3919.35 3762.00 272.24 4350.00 1700.00 - - Kamdhenu 153.70 157.40 155.00 157.95 154.00 52.90 195.00 65.40 16 157.15 ONGC [5] 111.75 113.20 113.15 115.20 112.1017368.60 128.45 64.15 10 113.15 BirlaTyres 23.50 23.90 23.65 24.20 23.50 197.63 43.05 18.50 - - Glaxo Phr 1534.80 1532.50 1542.30 1570.00 1524.00 21.71 1805.00 1379.00 61 1528.15 Kanor.Chem [5] 134.65 136.75 139.90 139.90 130.05 36.33 196.15 33.00 34 136.45 OnMobile 111.90 115.85 113.80 117.90 111.00 470.87 154.35 35.40 71 115.90 Bk of Ind 62.50 63.50 62.20 63.90 62.00 1519.66 101.45 38.20 12 63.60 Glb.Vect 46.95 46.55 47.40 48.50 45.10 18.55 72.50 36.20 - 46.55 KanpurPlastc 222.55 232.65 229.00 235.00 218.10 15.16 307.00 96.35 - - Onward Te 219.70 232.90 218.00 238.00 216.05 30.62 283.80 57.60 41 233.80 Bk of Mah 18.05 18.05 18.30 18.35 17.85 4355.61 31.95 10.55 - 18.10 Glenmark [1] 527.65 521.65 527.00 531.60 515.10 2628.24 690.60 441.65 9 521.50 Kansai Ner [1] 637.10 631.20 637.00 649.40 626.25 273.48 679.60 452.60 55 631.05 OracleFinSer[5] 4414.65 4585.90 4440.00 4610.00 4419.60 205.11 4787.20 2850.00 24 4581.60 BL Kash [1] 26.10 25.90 25.90 26.70 25.00 392.77 29.95 5.00 - 25.95 GlnmarkLifSc 676.40 668.40 675.50 687.15 665.15 283.83 799.00 665.15 - - Karn.Bk 51.95 52.15 51.95 52.90 51.60 1280.24 73.45 39.50 4 52.15 Orbit Exp 71.65 71.65 70.10 72.50 70.05 20.26 99.40 52.00 34 72.30 BLB [1] 9.30 8.85 8.85 9.30 8.85 29.98 15.34 4.46 - 8.76 GlobalEductn 43.50 46.10 43.10 47.85 40.65 11.18 77.50 35.50 - - Karur vys bk [2] 38.95 40.40 39.15 40.65 39.00 1754.04 64.50 29.35 9 40.35 Oricon Enter [2] 32.20 32.65 31.60 33.25 31.50 96.32 37.45 17.10 - 32.80 Bliss GVS [1] 101.80 100.50 102.05 103.40 98.60 572.63 224.00 91.50 14 100.50 GM Brew 536.30 547.30 541.60 553.80 536.60 19.13 654.00 369.60 11 548.10 Kaushlya Inf 2.85 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 10.35 4.03 1.20 - 2.76 Orient Bell 309.55 317.95 306.00 320.00 303.40 8.98 432.10 85.00 35 316.20 BLSIntlServ [1] 169.55 189.50 168.00 196.35 165.55 5971.86 196.40 71.35 - 189.40 GMDC [2] 59.55 61.30 59.90 61.90 59.55 700.87 83.30 41.00 8 61.20 Kaveri Seed [2] 561.05 580.25 564.90 585.00 557.20 407.22 815.85 463.15 16 579.40 Orient Cem [1] 146.30 148.90 146.95 150.50 146.05 516.90 173.40 56.25 11 149.00 Blue Dart 5634.10 5680.05 5634.10 5725.00 5598.15 33.25 6184.00 1915.00 49 5687.80 GMMPfauder[2] 4143.15 4202.55 4177.20 4235.00 4170.05 18.88 6360.00 3316.00 59 4204.15 KAYA Ltd 407.15 417.80 401.50 428.75 401.50 16.21 549.05 197.70 - 416.75 Orient Grn 2.90 2.95 2.90 3.00 2.80 4791.23 3.75 1.67 - 2.97 BlueStar [2] 800.25 782.20 796.00 808.35 780.00 125.38 1025.00 550.00 71 783.50 GMR Inf [1] 27.55 28.30 27.95 28.45 27.6512127.33 33.90 20.70 - 28.30 KCP [1] 137.25 141.50 137.90 142.00 135.00 321.81 168.95 56.25 10 141.55 Orient Htls [1] 35.00 35.10 34.55 35.35 34.25 68.90 43.35 18.60 - 35.05 Bodal Chem [2] 99.55 101.75 98.50 103.20 98.40 609.24 128.10 59.40 13 101.00 GNA Axles 654.40 668.15 655.00 679.90 655.00 97.38 777.85 202.90 13 669.10 KCP Sug [1] 21.60 22.15 21.40 22.40 20.60 413.42 33.40 15.75 - - Orient Pap [1] 26.60 27.70 26.70 27.90 26.65 895.26 33.85 15.65 - 27.70 Bomay Bur [2] 1164.60 1155.35 1172.00 1187.40 1151.00 72.20 1544.35 1083.00 - 1154.45 GNFC 316.45 332.15 315.90 333.30 314.10 797.93 425.00 183.10 6 332.05 KDDL Ltd 358.80 359.80 355.05 364.45 355.05 0.40 436.00 138.65 42 360.95 Orient Pres 65.60 65.50 67.75 67.75 63.25 21.83 123.80 63.10 - 65.65 Bombay Dye [2] 82.75 85.50 83.00 86.40 82.55 3137.92 112.75 60.40 - 85.55 Goa Carb 346.80 364.10 345.00 366.95 344.60 30.61 482.20 185.40 - 362.70 KEC Intl [2] 379.75 373.90 379.80 388.00 370.00 261.15 486.45 299.10 15 374.30 Orient Tri 8.20 8.40 8.50 8.60 7.85 54.17 13.25 5.00 - 8.42 BOROSIL 199.05 202.30 200.00 205.00 198.00 60.32 254.00 152.10 - - GOCL Corp [2] 249.30 256.15 246.60 263.95 245.30 25.45 315.00 169.00 24 258.00 Keertknw&Skl 17.80 17.90 17.50 17.95 17.50 2.86 32.65 17.50 - - OrientAbr [1] 25.50 26.95 25.95 27.50 25.30 175.71 38.60 17.05 - 26.90 Bosch 13650.55 13884.00 13650.00 13916.25 13572.00 40.18 16900.00 11322.00 31 13895.15 Godfrey [2] 977.20 973.85 985.00 987.70 970.60 22.82 1110.00 831.85 12 974.35 KEI Ind [2] 713.45 722.20 713.45 734.50 713.45 258.05 783.00 319.30 22 721.70 OrientalArmt 799.55 822.95 800.05 830.00 788.00 16.99 1019.00 288.00 - - BPCL 451.70 456.40 453.00 459.25 452.85 3624.34 493.70 324.90 8 456.40 Godrej Cons [1] 1029.75 1013.45 1033.50 1039.60 1000.00 1095.34 1063.00 641.65 81 1014.85 Kellton Tech [5] 40.55 46.70 40.55 47.50 39.30 1958.74 91.95 23.00 41 46.65 OrientalCar 1037.70 1038.70 1034.00 1066.75 1025.90 12.51 1321.00 719.05 12 1041.90 BPL 31.20 32.70 31.40 32.90 31.10 48.37 44.00 16.00 - 32.70 Godrej Ind [1] 550.55 544.60 551.75 559.75 541.00 197.16 674.35 351.90 - 544.80 KennametlInd 1316.20 1375.80 1335.00 1436.00 1316.50 190.94 1440.00 699.25 - - OrientElect 331.30 319.05 331.30 331.30 316.00 708.35 368.00 174.00 - - Brigade 310.55 310.70 312.15 317.45 302.35 253.84 357.35 154.50 34 310.55 Godrej Pr [5] 1475.85 1459.05 1482.00 1491.80 1451.70 695.32 1697.80 821.05 - 1458.45 Kesoram In 74.45 77.70 74.50 78.00 74.45 1239.55 105.40 35.00 3 77.65 OrtinLabs 26.15 26.40 24.70 26.80 24.65 41.85 52.25 21.40 - - Britannia [1] 3866.25 3812.20 3874.85 3892.00 3795.50 437.17 3966.25 3317.90 54 3812.50 GodrejAgrovt 616.00 615.70 615.00 620.65 603.00 146.04 746.80 469.70 41 617.10 Kewal Clo 788.05 800.05 790.35 810.00 784.45 1.64 1036.00 704.00 27 799.85 Oswal Chem 21.15 22.30 21.80 22.70 20.60 136.70 35.50 10.73 13 22.25 Brooks Lab 115.05 116.70 116.00 117.55 113.30 33.65 131.65 37.00 - 116.45 Gokaldas [5] 189.35 195.20 188.00 198.80 181.60 479.98 236.00 51.00 31 195.60 KeynotFinSer 71.20 71.20 71.20 71.20 70.00 1.56 117.00 31.40 - - OswalAgroMil 14.15 14.85 13.85 14.85 13.45 113.76 19.95 7.87 - 14.90 BSE 1039.70 1070.25 1045.00 1079.35 1023.25 616.67 1410.00 466.00 - - Gokul Agro [2] 37.00 38.90 37.00 40.00 36.05 126.76 49.75 12.36 12 38.55 KhadimIndia 215.85 223.75 209.20 225.90 209.20 30.92 358.90 100.35 - 223.40 BSL 56.75 57.35 58.50 58.50 53.95 33.86 75.80 22.20 6 57.50 Gokul Ref [2] 26.45 27.75 27.00 28.00 26.45 65.01 38.70 11.60 - 27.65 Khand.Sec 18.05 17.15 17.15 17.75 17.15 7.65 23.45 7.10 - 17.55 P ...... BurgrKng(In) 148.25 161.80 149.70 163.65 149.30 4709.54 213.80 108.40 - - Gold.Tobac 80.60 76.60 76.60 82.00 76.60 291.92 127.20 19.35 12 76.55 KhatnChm&Fer 54.15 56.85 53.25 56.85 51.50 256.07 81.00 18.00 - - P&GHealth 5405.60 5439.30 5415.75 5456.00 5390.60 14.52 7500.00 4675.00 - - Goldiam Int 701.05 686.20 700.00 704.75 650.10 161.52 790.00 105.00 34 687.15 Kilitch 172.05 170.10 172.05 172.95 164.55 13.95 228.05 78.25 28 168.20 P&S Bk 15.60 15.90 15.70 16.15 15.45 359.57 23.79 10.42 - 15.95 C ...... Golds.Tech 13.25 13.90 12.85 13.90 12.85 49.86 17.41 7.75 - 13.80 Kingfa S&T 1062.50 1070.35 1085.00 1114.80 1048.10 5.40 1321.00 430.00 71 1072.30 Page Ind 30908.65 31242.20 30899.50 31289.25 30614.00 17.37 33980.00 17700.00 89 31232.85 Cadila HC [1] 547.10 548.90 550.90 552.95 534.50 5043.45 673.70 358.10 35 548.80 GoodLuck St [2] 269.70 263.45 269.70 273.80 257.35 101.52 331.05 35.75 16 263.50 KIOCL 245.65 251.15 248.90 259.85 246.55 105.59 314.00 107.50 30 252.35 PaisaloDigit 584.65 584.45 594.00 596.50 575.00 10.23 877.00 348.00 41 581.10 Cambridge 50.70 48.35 48.55 52.90 48.20 78.91 97.70 22.10 36 48.60 GoodyearInd 1015.15 1008.90 1029.70 1029.70 990.00 24.66 1331.85 966.05 - - Kiri Ind 463.70 469.95 465.00 476.45 463.50 94.00 678.70 405.00 - 469.65 PalashSecu 69.90 71.85 67.85 72.25 67.00 13.80 92.60 26.00 25 71.95 Camlin Fine [1] 155.80 164.90 157.00 167.00 156.20 575.82 230.80 80.20 - 164.80 GP Petrol [5] 48.60 50.90 48.70 52.10 48.70 52.48 77.60 29.20 17 51.00 Kirl.Elec 16.95 17.75 17.40 17.90 16.00 109.63 100.80 26.95 3 - PalredTech 106.00 107.45 106.00 108.85 104.60 63.75 170.90 18.35 - 107.00 Canara Bk 152.90 155.70 152.00 156.00 151.75 7969.45 174.40 82.25 8 155.70 GPTInfraProj 80.30 78.45 79.25 79.25 75.20 29.76 107.75 25.25 10 78.80 Kirl.Ind 1346.80 1350.85 1372.00 1389.80 1350.00 19.59 1975.00 568.00 46 1352.80 Pan.Petro [2] 245.85 261.10 246.90 268.00 240.30 317.53 309.65 45.80 9 261.65 CanFinHom [2] 502.40 503.70 503.45 514.90 498.45 261.70 619.00 364.90 14 503.30 Granuels [1] 325.60 333.95 325.00 336.75 322.15 2351.47 438.00 282.35 16 333.90 Kirl.Oil [2] 210.40 214.45 210.40 220.15 206.80 175.61 277.80 94.50 15 214.20 Panac.Bio [1] 291.85 294.45 293.00 295.75 287.15 74.64 453.70 166.56 - 294.70 Cantabil 366.95 364.45 365.05 370.70 359.10 8.90 460.70 293.50 39 366.00 Graphite [2] 589.45 602.90 600.00 612.00 590.60 441.53 815.35 163.05 32 601.95 KirloskarFer 232.60 239.15 227.95 242.20 227.05 307.06 314.00 80.50 - - ParagMilk 122.75 119.45 124.05 124.80 118.50 389.98 157.60 91.05 36 119.20 CapaciteInfr 159.00 138.60 148.00 158.30 134.25 3955.59 251.05 114.00 19 138.70 Grasim [2] 1440.65 1460.15 1444.00 1462.00 1440.65 913.04 1614.35 651.50 57 1460.05 Kitex [1] 145.85 151.45 148.70 153.60 141.25 151.42 224.45 91.75 15 151.45 Parsvnath [5] 12.45 12.65 12.15 12.85 11.85 414.56 19.56 2.16 - 12.80 CapitalTrust 84.80 86.65 82.30 91.50 82.30 6.19 153.85 50.00 - 86.95 Graur&WeilIn 56.60 58.60 55.35 59.00 55.35 128.79 67.95 53.50 - - KM Sug [2] 25.10 26.30 25.00 26.35 24.10 593.07 39.15 9.31 8 26.40 Patel Eng [1] 15.65 15.85 15.50 16.20 15.45 1541.63 23.30 9.21 - 15.89 Caplin Point [2] 703.95 743.45 706.00 749.00 706.00 361.30 1034.00 402.00 33 745.60 Gravita [2] 178.35 198.50 178.35 201.80 178.05 1373.97 218.55 41.35 36 198.55 KNR Con [2] 288.10 294.80 288.10 298.95 286.25 330.15 309.00 113.80 29 294.10 Patel Int 20.35 21.25 20.25 21.35 19.50 51.68 32.05 14.80 - 21.10 CapriGlo [2] 507.70 510.35 505.00 517.00 505.00 29.04 578.70 200.00 61 511.85 GreenlaInd [5] 1320.80 1356.75 1335.00 1362.00 1309.15 13.33 1493.50 684.95 34 1355.10 Kokuyo [1] 60.05 61.60 60.90 62.30 60.00 125.03 79.85 52.20 - 61.55 Patspin Ind 7.65 7.95 7.55 8.00 7.45 13.83 14.59 3.85 - 8.00 CARE 645.95 671.15 640.55 675.00 640.05 157.67 791.15 296.05 23 671.35 GreenPly [1] 172.65 174.85 172.65 179.00 170.50 325.48 225.00 73.55 30 174.70 KoltePatil 219.30 225.80 220.90 228.90 218.55 487.05 285.15 154.60 - 225.50 PC Jewl 20.25 20.95 20.45 21.45 20.15 879.02 32.75 13.10 12 20.90 CarrerPnt 139.95 143.10 142.85 144.00 139.00 34.15 190.65 117.25 20 143.00 Grindwel [5] 1226.90 1257.45 1226.00 1273.00 1208.30 109.54 1388.85 493.20 50 1259.75 Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 1716.85 1704.90 1725.00 1725.00 1691.60 4707.97 2048.95 1231.20 46 1704.50 PDS Multinat 1161.80 1211.35 1200.00 1220.00 1150.00 4.52 1548.00 258.25 70 1207.75 CartradeTech 1579.80 1536.30 1584.00 1584.40 1525.35 567.36 1618.00 1475.00 - - GRInfraproj 1598.75 1608.90 1597.00 1619.70 1577.10 84.72 1838.00 1550.00 - - Kothari Pet [5] 45.40 48.85 46.00 49.80 45.25 131.44 0.15 0.05 - - Pearl Glo 302.55 306.15 292.05 318.90 292.05 23.86 474.35 136.45 - 305.55 CastrolIndia [5] 127.65 130.15 127.50 130.70 127.35 375.40 154.90 104.00 17 130.20 GRP Ltd 921.15 920.15 924.50 960.00 902.30 2.66 1160.60 645.95 19 933.15 Kothari Sug 31.45 32.55 31.45 32.95 31.00 123.66 15.85 4.45 - - Pearl Poly 16.20 15.90 16.15 16.65 15.50 10.39 21.65 13.87 1 16.00 CCL Prd [2] 366.85 396.10 365.20 400.00 362.00 799.65 495.00 225.00 32 395.85 Grvs.Cot [2] 129.40 132.45 130.80 134.25 127.50 2719.89 184.25 66.00 53 132.65 Kovai Medi 1640.50 1655.45 1640.75 1670.75 1611.95 6.29 1899.00 651.10 16 1661.30 Pennar Ind [5] 28.00 29.35 28.90 29.90 27.70 1422.96 42.90 14.30 15 29.40 Ceat 1287.20 1300.85 1285.50 1305.00 1276.30 45.71 1763.15 850.00 11 1300.50 GSFC [2] 100.05 103.90 100.10 107.00 100.10 5401.84 127.10 54.00 8 103.80 KPIGlobalInf 122.40 123.00 122.90 127.90 116.30 88.57 163.40 116.30 - - Persistnt 3214.40 3215.20 3208.00 3286.95 3190.00 275.17 3295.00 950.00 45 3216.70 Celebrity 9.05 9.40 9.00 9.50 8.60 152.63 15.18 4.15 - 9.35 GSPL 367.20 357.60 367.20 369.50 355.20 546.52 383.00 177.50 21 357.70 Kpit Tech 332.00 315.10 333.80 334.65 303.45 2883.74 385.30 67.50 - - Petronet 225.70 228.45 225.75 230.10 225.75 5527.89 275.25 207.40 11 228.00 Cent Enka 399.60 421.75 402.00 423.00 394.00 77.02 518.00 155.00 6 421.40 GSS Info 60.40 63.75 60.85 65.50 59.00 174.88 87.35 24.45 - 64.45 KPR Mill [5] 1728.70 1712.00 1728.70 1754.95 1701.15 41.19 2086.25 533.00 22 1713.85 PFC 123.15 125.25 123.15 125.70 122.85 2416.64 140.50 82.15 4 125.20 Cent.Bk 19.25 19.65 19.20 20.25 19.15 3515.02 29.65 10.04 - 19.65 GTN Text 7.75 7.70 7.70 7.70 7.70 0.30 11.86 4.75 - 7.11 KRBL [1] 228.95 238.70 228.00 242.00 226.95 493.56 306.00 173.45 10 239.05 Pfizer 5725.95 5821.95 5845.00 5866.00 5745.00 107.62 6107.65 4200.00 46 5829.70 Cent.Elec 462.60 483.50 463.00 502.00 453.80 29.06 561.10 258.60 51 482.10 GTPLHathway 211.10 230.05 215.00 248.55 213.95 524.43 255.40 83.30 19 229.75 Krebs Bio 134.10 139.50 132.00 142.40 132.00 102.69 166.60 80.45 - 139.25 PG Elec 293.85 323.20 317.00 323.20 297.00 36.97 501.00 46.25 32 322.05 Cent.Ext [1] 9.10 9.15 9.10 9.30 8.85 520.91 13.60 3.06 - 9.17 Gufic Bio [1] 180.50 184.40 180.50 189.75 178.65 324.21 231.70 76.60 24 184.00 KridhanInfra [2] 4.45 4.30 4.40 4.45 4.25 98.82 7.94 2.20 - 4.21 PGHH 12756.00 13038.55 12800.00 13099.00 12688.15 5.64 14137.75 9700.05 63 13028.05

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Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Phil.Carbon [2] 219.05 239.05 221.00 242.00 220.45 2029.27 278.65 111.10 10 239.45 SecuriIntSvc [5] 441.40 451.55 438.00 454.65 437.25 99.10 534.85 313.65 62 452.55 TD Power 232.80 277.80 239.00 279.35 234.75 756.76 278.10 102.05 25 276.95 Wipro [2] 628.85 633.55 636.00 636.00 624.10 4483.72 639.05 269.00 36 633.35 Phoenx.Mil [2] 803.50 830.00 807.55 834.80 803.50 157.10 918.35 542.65 45 830.00 Selan Exp 131.55 132.00 137.75 137.75 127.55 84.49 180.05 98.30 25 132.40 TeamleaseSvc 3957.75 4020.55 3997.90 4059.00 3918.55 9.07 4493.95 2071.25 76 4010.75 Wockhardt [5] 427.90 447.25 428.00 449.20 420.15 559.86 804.50 266.00 ­ 447.10 PI Ind [1] 3089.80 3147.75 3122.25 3154.00 3080.00 152.46 3357.05 1810.00 62 3148.45 Sequent Sc [2] 232.10 234.75 232.10 238.70 227.70 948.52 336.40 122.20 215 235.90 TechInd Nirm 6.55 6.25 6.75 6.85 6.25 94.00 6.91 2.27 ­ 6.27 WonderlaHoli 228.95 236.80 235.90 238.80 229.40 393.55 269.90 135.05 ­ 237.05 PidiliteInd [1] 2227.30 2208.15 2230.00 2248.00 2200.00 355.16 2335.00 1390.60 85 2208.55 Sesh.Paper [2] 168.65 173.65 168.65 176.85 168.65 99.37 230.00 126.00 11 174.00 TechMahind [5] 1416.00 1463.35 1421.90 1467.00 1420.00 5366.92 1466.40 714.50 32 1463.90 WorthPeriprl 89.85 95.80 93.00 97.90 88.05 17.57 119.45 37.85 ­ ­ PIL Italica [1] 6.05 6.10 6.10 6.20 5.90 514.72 19.30 5.88 ­ 6.11 Technocr 744.75 797.60 750.00 810.00 742.55 52.32 855.00 259.25 15 797.25 SetcoAuto [2] 16.30 17.85 16.15 17.90 16.00 214.55 25.20 8.75 ­ 17.90 WS Ind 6.10 6.40 6.40 6.40 6.40 0.78 8.19 2.10 ­ 8.19 Pilani Inv 1785.10 1796.10 1765.00 1824.25 1760.50 13.47 2248.80 1071.44 16 1797.65 SeyaIndus 56.45 57.35 55.10 58.10 53.85 21.99 85.00 47.50 ­ ­ TechnoEle&En 255.35 272.80 257.70 275.00 254.95 98.07 362.80 182.00 ­ ­ Pion.Dist 138.40 135.65 138.00 139.60 134.60 57.87 151.90 92.00 ­ 135.60 Shakt.Pump 647.60 668.45 652.65 675.00 640.10 64.44 910.00 162.45 19 668.05 TemboGlblInd 248.40 255.25 249.30 259.00 248.00 219.23 259.00 116.50 ­ ­ Pion.Emb 58.70 61.70 59.90 63.85 58.05 250.03 79.40 18.80 7 61.85 Shal.Paints [2] 93.85 93.85 94.50 95.70 93.00 90.91 126.00 61.25 ­ 94.25 Tex.Infra [1] 57.55 60.30 57.10 60.80 57.05 16.87 83.75 31.00 ­ 60.15 X-Z ...... PiramalEntp [2] 2552.25 2609.65 2551.95 2640.00 2514.85 718.43 2856.80 1178.85 198 2607.95 SHALBY 183.90 188.50 184.80 190.95 184.25 216.46 214.00 72.20 27 188.20 Tex.Pipe 45.80 47.35 45.00 47.90 43.70 176.45 65.85 13.00 10 47.35 Xchang 96.45 105.50 95.30 106.05 95.30 1069.70 141.25 60.20 65 105.35 PittiEngg [5] 154.65 149.15 146.95 160.00 146.95 943.43 215.10 29.00 10 150.60 ShankarBldg 530.75 537.15 531.00 544.40 524.20 208.60 683.00 280.00 38 537.50 Tex.Rail [1] 30.85 32.15 30.95 32.40 30.80 447.42 41.85 22.65 19 32.10 Xpro India 288.05 302.45 301.00 302.45 291.05 63.02 334.40 19.00 14 302.15 Plastiblen [5] 253.50 259.95 254.05 271.00 254.05 110.85 295.65 175.20 18 261.20 Shanthi Grs [1] 158.85 167.15 159.00 169.00 159.00 265.79 211.20 90.35 40 167.60 TGB Banq 7.05 7.00 6.60 7.40 6.60 12.68 10.05 4.14 ­ 7.10 Yes Bk [2] 10.80 11.00 10.85 11.25 10.70128570.78 20.83 10.51 ­ 10.98 PNB Gilts 64.00 63.85 64.00 64.40 62.80 233.95 94.65 37.00 6 63.80 ShardaCropch 293.10 303.30 285.65 305.00 285.65 53.12 387.05 230.75 11 304.00 Thanga.Jwl 800.10 826.75 814.95 836.15 802.25 8.93 1020.00 328.00 13 829.25 Zee Ent [1] 169.95 172.05 170.45 172.70 169.60 6570.94 261.00 166.80 11 172.05 PNC Infratec [2] 304.40 298.40 305.80 309.00 297.00 721.07 332.00 147.00 19 298.30 ShareIndSec 524.45 524.85 515.55 534.15 515.55 30.55 596.45 92.20 ­ ­ The Byke Hos 26.15 27.70 26.30 27.90 25.65 21.72 35.60 11.39 ­ 27.85 Zee Learn [1] 11.75 11.75 11.55 12.10 11.50 1047.71 20.12 9.75 ­ 11.80 PodarHseDVPT 171.30 167.45 166.00 174.00 162.90 20.40 267.00 139.00 ­ 168.25 SheelaFoam [5] 2219.65 2276.05 2199.50 2289.90 2193.70 7.74 2493.90 1225.00 56 2275.75 TheAnupEngg 934.45 942.80 935.00 964.95 920.05 30.19 1076.00 523.90 ­ ­ PoddarPigmen 322.50 328.65 320.90 334.50 320.75 14.74 434.00 162.50 13 328.85 Shemaroo Ent 101.80 109.45 104.80 111.00 101.20 62.43 181.00 51.00 ­ 109.40 TheGrobTeaCo 988.50 986.95 933.00 1058.45 933.00 1.60 1434.75 469.05 ­ ­ Zee Med [1] 9.25 8.80 9.05 9.25 8.80 6107.52 14.70 4.26 ­ 8.78 Pokarna Ltd [2] 467.00 468.00 469.00 473.75 457.30 42.16 509.95 118.10 170 466.70 Shilpa Med [1] 554.80 568.05 553.80 573.70 547.00 455.41 670.95 317.05 38 568.85 TheInvstTrst 122.80 123.40 124.95 125.85 120.50 11.35 174.35 83.00 ­ ­ Zen Exp 80.20 79.10 78.40 82.50 75.60 1.84 116.00 36.50 ­ 77.60 Poly.Medi [5] 924.50 924.20 927.00 937.10 917.70 99.15 1163.00 367.45 63 922.90 Shiv.Global 12.15 12.70 11.65 12.75 11.55 91.72 17.00 6.05 11 12.72 TheMandRetVe 15.80 16.90 16.00 17.00 15.15 83.47 25.00 7.75 ­ 16.80 Zen Tech. [1] 83.70 83.10 84.40 84.90 82.05 176.55 106.85 62.40 ­ 83.05 PolycabIndia 1830.25 1826.95 1830.00 1850.75 1812.45 136.05 2033.00 798.00 ­ ­ ShivalikBimt 151.85 167.00 160.00 167.00 153.00 75.18 193.50 115.10 ­ ­ Themis 1001.00 1101.10 1008.00 1101.10 982.40 44.99 1198.80 271.70 21 1100.55 ZensarTec [2] 427.45 437.95 428.00 441.10 428.00 715.90 461.20 160.60 33 437.70 Polyplex 1474.40 1522.30 1471.00 1529.00 1463.65 128.78 1595.00 644.75 10 1522.00 Shivam Auto [2] 21.45 21.80 21.35 22.20 21.00 41.47 29.10 14.70 ­ 21.90 TheNewIndA [5] 160.25 152.80 154.90 159.00 148.65 3988.85 197.00 99.55 18 152.85 Zod.Clo 102.55 107.25 103.00 108.40 100.30 74.91 153.80 85.05 ­ 107.50 Power Mech 838.90 844.85 843.90 849.00 821.30 53.40 922.70 354.10 43 840.70 ShivaMills 75.30 79.05 78.00 79.05 71.55 28.35 114.45 20.70 5 78.95 Thermax [2] 1362.25 1348.90 1362.95 1363.15 1336.00 27.83 1569.70 705.90 101 1350.00 Zod.Jrd 28.95 28.25 27.75 30.20 27.20 0.69 42.50 22.25 ­ 28.85 PowerGrid 175.65 176.60 177.30 179.30 175.45 8272.10 188.63 115.99 9 176.95 ShivaTaxyarn 185.50 187.95 185.50 193.85 183.30 26.51 275.15 74.60 15 188.50 Thiru.Chem [1] 161.00 179.10 161.20 182.00 161.20 1944.40 210.80 62.35 11 179.45 ZomatoLtd 127.25 125.00 127.25 127.95 120.5056713.56 147.80 115.00 ­ ­ PrakashPipes 146.65 158.65 146.65 159.50 146.65 105.06 194.70 61.10 ­ ­ Thom.Cook [1] 54.85 58.35 54.70 58.75 54.50 318.35 71.50 25.20 ­ 58.45 Shop.Stop [5] 230.05 237.50 229.30 242.00 228.50 98.97 290.50 148.72 ­ 236.80 ZotaHealthCr 318.90 323.30 322.00 327.00 313.60 44.35 395.50 135.90 ­ ­ Praksh.Ind 62.50 64.70 63.75 65.50 61.80 1490.88 104.65 36.20 9 64.65 Shr.CU.Fin 1852.55 1963.45 1845.00 1980.00 1835.80 79.51 2174.75 766.05 13 1961.25 ThyrocareTec 1252.65 1280.40 1258.50 1289.95 1252.65 269.93 1465.90 712.95 41 1281.30 Praksh.Stl [1] 2.15 2.05 2.05 2.05 2.05 171.01 2.61 0.55 ­ 2.11 Shr.EPC 4.45 4.60 4.45 4.65 4.45 1224.32 7.00 3.38 ­ 4.60 TIL 135.70 139.65 131.10 141.95 131.10 10.67 245.00 125.10 ­ 139.40 ZydusWel 2216.20 2221.50 2235.30 2239.95 2190.05 126.12 2324.90 1581.00 ­ 2214.75 PratapSnack [5] 694.90 677.00 676.00 689.90 652.95 48.33 826.50 484.65 60 679.10 Shr.Ram.Mul [5] 11.85 12.40 12.00 12.40 11.35 116.02 18.01 5.84 ­ 12.35 Time Gty 43.55 44.90 46.55 46.55 42.60 10.53 64.45 20.15 7 44.55 PraxisHomeR[5] 43.00 42.55 42.60 44.55 41.85 1.78 62.20 29.05 ­ ­ Shr.Tr.Fin 1245.70 1279.55 1240.00 1282.00 1231.30 960.75 1534.90 555.90 15 1279.65 Time Tech [1] 67.70 71.45 68.50 72.65 67.75 671.16 94.50 35.25 22 71.40 PrecisionCam 80.00 84.55 80.00 87.40 78.75 188.93 111.90 30.60 13 84.70 ShradInfProj 50.60 47.45 52.10 54.50 46.75 3.06 76.75 35.55 ­ ­ Timken 1510.85 1535.50 1510.00 1551.00 1500.00 65.86 1665.00 974.05 59 1534.35 Exchange Traded Funds Precot 222.80 233.90 215.00 233.90 215.00 19.48 308.00 25.85 ­ ­ Shre PushChe 162.05 169.95 162.50 172.00 162.45 62.64 208.00 97.90 16 169.60 Tinplate 215.70 226.50 216.00 227.40 216.00 481.12 274.60 118.00 14 226.55 Precsn.Pipe 227.85 238.10 225.00 242.00 225.00 39.87 339.35 173.65 21 238.45 ShreDigvjCem 77.80 78.85 76.50 80.50 76.50 428.26 97.80 45.00 ­ ­ Tita.Wag [2] 85.15 93.05 85.25 94.00 85.25 1785.75 102.50 38.05 16 93.30 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl Precsn.Wre [5] 223.40 231.00 222.75 234.50 219.00 100.78 244.90 109.00 10 230.40 ShreeCement 25985.95 26232.95 25986.00 26359.85 25749.65 31.06 32050.00 18214.40 36 26239.90 TitanCompa [1] 1870.35 1869.60 1883.00 1887.30 1852.60 1003.91 1892.25 1076.00 128 1868.85 Premier 5.15 4.90 4.90 4.90 4.90 1.52 6.23 1.65 ­ 4.86 SHRENIK 1.70 1.60 1.70 1.70 1.60 1808.67 53.40 1.45 ­ ­ TN News 130.70 134.30 131.05 136.00 131.05 133.06 182.80 98.45 ­ 134.30 Axis Gold [1] 40.92 41.08 90.61 48.00 38.36 41.06 PremPolyfilm[5] 73.90 73.05 71.15 74.00 70.25 18.01 59.50 22.80 ­ 39.25 TN Petro 107.85 116.85 107.85 118.30 105.05 733.98 150.45 33.15 7 116.85 Shreyans 114.05 121.55 111.90 123.25 111.65 57.60 152.00 67.70 15 121.80 AXISAMC ­ AXISBNKETF 350.83 356.60 0.27 393.20 241.11 ­ Pressman [2] 26.10 28.15 26.20 29.10 25.65 69.28 39.30 15.65 12 28.25 Shreyas 261.85 251.65 249.00 261.00 248.80 342.13 278.90 46.10 8 249.85 Tokyo Pl 100.05 98.80 98.25 100.45 97.10 15.46 122.00 52.20 58 98.80 Prestige Est 324.00 339.30 327.40 342.40 324.00 280.99 377.40 222.40 53 339.15 ShyamCent [1] 12.30 12.25 11.75 12.60 11.70 245.38 20.45 3.25 11 12.15 Tor.Pwr 453.55 460.45 450.60 463.00 448.10 560.91 508.85 293.05 19 460.35 AXISAMC ­ AXISBPSETF 10.28 10.28 2899.05 10.48 10.07 ­ PRICOL [1] 75.90 80.40 76.00 81.05 74.60 645.74 106.65 34.76 21 80.45 ShyamMetalic 364.00 384.75 366.15 386.80 366.15 911.51 461.15 361.10 ­ ­ TorrentPhar [5] 3061.95 3056.55 3069.00 3091.50 3006.80 107.02 3129.50 2311.30 46 3056.75 AXISAMC ­ AXISHCETF 88.46 87.77 2.97 100.00 82.53 ­ Prime Foc [1] 60.80 66.85 64.85 66.85 58.95 1259.82 75.80 34.55 43 67.30 Sical Log 10.90 11.20 10.90 11.35 10.75 123.98 21.98 8.60 ­ 11.23 TotalTranspt 47.15 48.55 47.00 50.95 45.60 25.41 84.05 25.90 ­ ­ AXISAMC ­ AXISNIFTY 173.37 174.21 2.44 194.80 111.47 ­ Prime.Sec [5] 81.55 85.60 85.50 85.60 80.60 38.79 116.00 37.20 25 84.05 Siemens [2] 2163.65 2199.85 2160.00 2206.00 2149.65 313.66 2297.00 1143.15 71 2200.40 Tou.Fin.Cor 58.85 62.55 58.60 64.35 58.60 318.13 83.30 30.60 6 62.65 AXISAMC ­ AXISTECETF 335.76 342.00 2.45 354.00 250.95 ­ PrincPipeFit 621.25 613.00 621.55 622.00 610.30 259.04 794.40 164.10 ­ ­ SignetIndus 43.35 45.50 43.05 45.50 41.70 25.25 64.35 17.00 ­ ­ TPL Plastech 293.55 299.90 293.55 309.95 287.35 33.60 379.05 97.05 22 299.85 Bank BeEs [1] 354.05 359.54 426.33 379.93 205.99 359.61 PrismJohnson 128.20 125.50 128.20 128.85 125.00 150.26 149.35 49.55 20 125.70 SilgoRetail 33.55 32.90 34.70 34.70 32.05 18.75 66.70 32.05 ­ ­ Trans.Corp [2] 391.40 400.50 389.00 406.40 388.35 39.14 510.00 200.10 17 398.90 Birla Gold 4311.90 4351.40 0.16 4990.00 4050.00 4351.00 Prit.Nandi 32.40 34.45 34.30 35.60 30.25 41.05 61.00 11.31 ­ 32.60 SillymonkEnt 18.55 19.50 19.90 19.90 17.45 5.31 37.50 17.45 ­ ­ Transwarnt 4.85 4.65 4.65 5.05 4.65 4.52 6.75 2.22 ­ 4.66 Birla Nifty [100] 182.87 184.44 0.84 5050.00 4061.00 4370.00 PritikAutoIn 17.10 16.60 17.60 17.80 16.15 258.89 20.00 16.15 ­ ­ TrejharaSolu 57.50 60.45 59.20 61.00 56.85 47.80 72.70 9.00 ­ ­ Simp.Inf [2] 39.10 38.75 39.85 39.85 37.65 64.07 56.05 27.00 ­ 38.60 BIRLASLAM ABSLBANETF 350.01 355.68 0.02 420.00 193.90 ­ PriviSpecial 1549.70 1545.90 1538.00 1570.60 1489.80 38.08 1955.00 501.05 ­ ­ SintercomInd 83.00 84.00 85.00 86.80 84.00 17.15 104.80 61.20 ­ ­ Trent [1] 884.20 900.75 888.70 903.00 876.20 512.71 969.90 587.95 ­ 900.15 BIRLASLAMC ABSLNN50ET 398.00 400.00 0.10 459.40 265.70 ­ ProzoneIntu [2] 25.00 26.25 24.20 26.25 23.90 408.49 56.45 15.10 ­ 26.15 Sintex [1] 3.65 3.75 3.75 3.80 3.55 1013.00 5.83 1.72 ­ 3.76 TRF 100.10 103.25 100.00 104.00 100.00 19.58 171.15 70.00 ­ 103.40 PSPProjects 409.25 414.70 411.30 427.00 410.85 32.98 506.00 375.00 14 413.85 SintexPlaTec 3.80 3.95 3.75 3.95 3.65 1288.72 6.35 1.80 ­ ­ Trib Bhimji 70.00 72.55 72.00 73.45 70.60 186.00 96.40 32.50 9 72.60 ConsConstCon 135.05 135.44 118.25 141.70 86.00 ­ PTC 91.65 94.55 91.90 97.90 91.65 913.91 110.75 44.70 6 94.75 SircPaintInd 318.40 309.00 321.95 321.95 305.80 36.59 384.00 225.00 ­ ­ Trident [1] 19.50 20.45 19.50 20.45 19.5016012.28 22.90 6.00 20 20.45 DSPBRAMC ­QUIDETF 999.99 999.99 12.21 1020.00 810.90 ­ PTC Ind Fin 16.75 17.15 16.80 17.45 16.10 1563.64 24.30 15.75 ­ 17.20 SitiNetwork 1.40 1.35 1.35 1.40 1.35 4308.66 1.95 0.40 ­ ­ Trigyn 117.50 119.90 115.05 122.35 111.65 191.32 173.00 44.40 ­ 120.10 EDELAMC ­ EBANK 3930.00 3749.92 0.08 4123.24 2159.00 ­ PTL Ent [2] 43.45 44.15 43.50 44.70 43.15 54.45 58.05 32.50 8 44.20 Siyaram [2] 337.10 363.15 344.80 367.65 332.20 59.16 456.05 130.00 20 362.80 TRIL [1] 24.80 26.30 24.80 26.50 24.80 262.55 37.25 8.50 ­ 26.30 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0423 1143.92 1144.57 4.75 1199.00 875.90 ­ PudumjeePap[1] 38.10 40.80 38.10 41.60 38.00 489.39 47.40 13.50 6 40.85 SJVN 25.45 25.75 25.65 26.00 25.50 1499.39 30.80 20.40 5 25.75 Triv.Eng [1] 165.65 170.65 166.00 173.75 166.00 521.32 209.00 62.45 14 170.45 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0425 1064.95 1065.85 11.08 1115.90 925.00 ­ Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 36.15 36.35 36.10 36.70 35.9055044.65 46.40 26.30 15 36.35 SKF India 2763.85 2800.05 2799.90 2835.00 2777.25 67.94 3020.00 1431.00 37 2798.80 Triv.Tur [1] 125.00 125.45 126.00 127.50 121.20 151.05 137.60 66.60 41 125.40 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0430 1163.84 1163.41 5.77 1200.00 895.00 ­ Punj.Chem 1551.70 1637.90 1561.35 1649.10 1550.00 46.73 1812.45 501.40 32 1638.90 TT 62.50 65.25 63.60 66.30 61.10 22.82 79.95 30.25 5 65.35 SKIL Infra 3.45 3.60 3.40 3.60 3.30 30.21 5.98 2.03 ­ 3.61 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0431 1045.37 1046.47 10.40 1143.10 972.00 ­ Puravankra [5] 90.65 96.20 91.40 98.00 91.15 563.48 120.50 41.05 14 96.35 TTK Prst 8964.55 8814.90 9089.95 9089.95 8798.00 3.70 9579.95 5360.60 49 8813.05 Skipper [1] 78.80 79.90 78.20 80.25 78.10 140.22 98.35 40.25 35 80.05 EDELAMC ­ EQ30 394.86 395.46 0.35 448.13 314.10 ­ PVR 1310.35 1324.15 1315.00 1330.00 1287.35 642.40 1592.00 961.00 ­ 1324.85 SKM Egg 79.40 79.80 79.80 81.75 77.20 162.92 98.45 35.35 13 79.90 TTKHealtcare 670.35 705.15 670.00 712.85 670.00 18.43 825.00 415.95 21 704.90 Smartlink [2] 98.85 100.90 105.00 105.00 97.55 23.79 133.80 66.40 40 101.05 TubeInvIndia 1292.85 1281.30 1306.45 1309.90 1265.45 82.31 1450.00 522.70 ­ ­ Gold BeEs [1] 41.01 41.18 2663.19 46.65 38.17 41.19 Q ...... SMCGloblSecu 70.15 74.50 69.05 75.75 69.05 462.82 104.75 65.80 ­ ­ TV Today [5] 282.15 285.30 282.00 288.40 278.30 36.72 380.00 189.00 11 285.15 Goldmanamc ­ CPSEETF 24.82 25.16 21003.56 27.00 15.70 25.15 Quess Corp 814.75 822.10 805.50 830.00 795.05 80.46 920.25 350.40 ­ 820.55 SML Isuzu 560.30 561.40 560.35 569.95 552.05 24.89 697.20 365.10 ­ 562.75 TV18 Br [2] 33.45 34.55 33.65 34.85 33.35 4129.24 48.95 26.05 ­ 34.55 HangSengBees [1] 326.71 326.84 1.33 382.00 293.65 329.19 QuickHealTec 216.40 225.05 218.10 225.95 216.85 201.28 319.90 121.60 15 224.90 SMS Phr [1] 165.90 167.25 166.25 169.35 162.90 71.42 199.15 76.00 19 167.30 TVS Elec 159.75 159.95 161.80 161.80 155.75 52.57 217.00 86.95 30 160.15 HDFC Gold [1] 42.02 42.21 205.13 50.00 38.70 42.17 SMSLifeScien 762.55 743.25 768.00 768.40 741.00 8.45 885.65 437.35 ­ ­ TVS Mot [1] 501.30 508.05 503.00 510.15 495.00 1716.07 665.70 407.25 29 508.10 HDFCAMC ­ HBANKETF 358.41 356.51 6.71 384.20 200.10 ­ R ...... SnowmanLogi 40.15 41.25 40.25 41.50 39.70 1032.93 71.25 29.65 ­ 41.35 TVS Sri 2029.15 2094.95 2070.00 2136.15 2015.00 14.10 2390.00 1324.80 15 2093.75 HDFCAmc­Nift [76] 177.20 177.32 14.16 183.46 113.54 176.67 R Sys Intl [1] 191.35 194.75 196.70 196.70 191.50 116.39 211.45 100.10 27 194.70 Sobha 569.40 580.90 582.00 591.00 569.00 281.14 687.75 220.90 78 581.70 HDFCAmc­Sens 604.28 602.50 2.10 6300.00 455.00 ­ Radaan [2] 1.35 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.30 137.63 1.47 0.75 ­ 1.47 Solar Ind [2] 1683.70 1706.65 1690.00 1722.00 1678.00 71.40 1798.00 967.10 69 1708.45 U ...... IBULLSAMC ­ IBMFNIFTY 158.47 159.18 0.24 174.00 110.33 ­ SolarActPhSc 1610.00 1661.10 1611.00 1697.00 1605.00 76.34 1859.95 885.30 ­ ­ Radico [2] 857.90 868.60 851.15 882.70 833.00 619.11 944.75 376.65 41 868.60 UB [1] 1459.65 1454.10 1464.05 1478.00 1448.75 474.73 1537.65 898.50 149 1453.80 ICICIPRAMC BHARATIWIN 39.09 39.73 261.20 41.50 23.46 ­ Som Dist [5] 38.85 39.25 38.50 39.50 36.95 261.01 59.50 22.80 ­ 39.25 Ucal Fuel 139.35 146.10 140.25 147.00 138.00 44.25 206.10 107.05 7 145.70 RailTelCorp 121.05 123.15 121.70 124.15 121.00 394.45 189.70 101.00 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI500 230.15 232.27 0.86 268.20 147.00 ­ RailVikasNgm 27.65 27.75 27.65 28.20 27.50 1901.92 35.55 18.05 ­ ­ Soma Text 6.05 6.30 5.80 6.45 5.70 13.09 10.29 2.43 ­ 6.37 Uco Bk 12.55 12.60 12.60 12.75 12.50 2309.41 16.30 10.60 ­ 12.62 SomiConveyor 46.40 47.75 43.10 49.75 43.10 12.88 66.30 19.05 32 47.95 Uflex 429.90 460.60 432.20 468.00 431.45 610.79 594.00 298.20 14 462.95 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIALPLV 170.38 169.37 14.04 185.00 99.90 ­ Rain Ind [2] 195.10 210.30 195.00 212.50 194.70 5072.53 272.90 93.55 ­ 210.40 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIBANKP 179.04 181.49 6.65 218.00 110.00 ­ Raj.Exp [1] 609.40 594.45 609.00 609.55 590.70 482.45 655.00 440.80 136 594.55 SonaBLWPrecn 445.20 450.15 448.65 456.50 440.20 2849.67 559.40 295.00 ­ ­ UFO Moviez 86.80 89.75 87.80 91.00 86.10 148.28 114.30 68.75 ­ 89.50 RajdharshInd 26.10 27.40 27.40 27.40 27.40 0.97 27.40 9.30 ­ ­ Sonata [1] 856.70 878.40 860.90 885.90 860.90 371.45 900.60 291.35 45 877.20 Ugar Sug [1] 27.25 27.95 26.30 28.25 25.90 596.68 40.10 13.10 25 27.90 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIFMCG 386.21 382.73 2.39 437.00 360.25 ­ RajOilMills 59.45 56.60 56.60 59.20 55.50 8.65 117.80 7.60 ­ ­ SorilInfrRes 107.15 108.45 109.30 109.30 106.00 29.71 227.35 55.85 96 108.60 UgroCapital 122.50 115.45 121.00 128.90 115.00 44.96 144.00 108.55 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICILIQ 999.99 1000.00 12.42 1040.00 984.00 ­ Rajsr.Sug 23.55 24.35 24.00 24.65 22.40 31.93 38.30 11.60 ­ 24.40 South In Bk [1] 9.10 9.45 9.10 9.50 9.05 7821.18 13.95 6.12 ­ 9.42 Ujaas [1] 2.60 2.65 2.65 2.70 2.60 489.48 4.98 2.26 ­ 2.63 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIM150 103.05 104.29 31.69 118.90 61.95 ­ Rallis [1] 274.40 272.90 274.50 277.95 272.05 352.36 362.00 232.40 25 272.90 SouthWestPin 84.00 85.15 82.35 85.95 82.35 20.09 96.00 22.60 ­ ­ UjivanFinSer 151.75 157.45 155.00 165.00 151.10 2910.24 310.85 149.45 ­ 157.35 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICINXT50 40.05 40.34 17.65 48.46 25.70 ­ Rama News 18.40 19.95 18.45 20.60 18.20 198.23 27.60 11.85 ­ 19.90 SpandnaSphor 605.45 619.40 608.80 624.00 593.65 27.22 830.00 479.80 ­ ­ UjjivanSFB 18.45 20.25 19.00 20.80 18.9024839.49 44.60 17.80 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIPHARM 87.97 88.86 2.55 94.55 82.05 ­ SPApparels 297.35 305.75 294.95 312.00 290.25 64.45 360.95 85.55 14 306.60 UltraTech 7351.00 7455.35 7420.00 7474.70 7370.70 174.45 7907.40 3755.00 35 7456.45 Ramco Cem [1] 946.80 960.20 946.80 968.55 936.05 320.60 1130.95 681.50 28 958.75 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICITECH 345.00 343.99 1029.25 359.70 158.95 ­ Ramco Ind [1] 274.40 290.75 272.00 298.00 271.05 114.02 366.00 170.00 18 290.40 Spec.Rest 65.90 69.70 65.30 70.40 65.30 98.76 79.60 30.80 ­ 69.80 UmangDair [5] 70.90 74.65 71.95 75.45 67.75 84.08 99.00 40.10 ­ 74.00 SpencersRetl 96.85 99.40 97.90 100.40 95.40 667.58 114.65 65.70 ­ ­ Unichm Lab [2] 264.65 269.20 266.00 277.70 261.55 63.01 374.90 219.00 56 269.35 ICICIPRAMC ­ IPRU5008 350.40 355.66 2.34 422.20 192.10 ­ Ramco Sys 445.65 475.10 446.00 479.95 445.30 139.23 784.15 215.80 50 475.55 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 41.94 42.24 233.91 53.70 37.05 ­ Ramk.Forg 865.15 898.35 860.00 904.70 855.80 67.43 1100.00 206.00 36 897.45 SPIC 47.20 51.15 47.30 51.50 47.30 820.82 68.45 16.55 14 51.25 Union Bk 33.00 33.35 33.25 33.65 33.00 3603.08 45.25 23.10 6 33.20 Rane (M) 379.85 383.10 380.00 398.00 377.65 22.02 496.00 193.00 17 384.20 Spicejet 66.65 68.95 66.65 69.60 65.65 2958.23 108.00 45.95 ­ ­ Uniph.Ent [2] 113.10 118.50 114.35 120.80 113.75 30.55 149.95 54.00 26 117.85 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 95.88 97.01 15.82 109.00 58.70 ­ Rane Brk 888.05 895.35 888.05 902.00 884.05 4.41 1200.90 522.90 17 893.80 SPL Ind 50.65 52.55 50.40 53.95 50.30 47.67 64.70 23.00 11 52.35 United Nil 373.55 406.10 379.90 419.70 375.00 30.59 499.90 280.40 ­ ­ ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 90.91 91.13 12.29 99.90 47.15 ­ Rane Eng 266.55 269.60 266.60 274.00 263.10 10.71 386.00 183.00 ­ 270.20 Sr.Leathrs 151.25 155.10 151.75 155.50 151.40 7.79 233.95 122.50 28 155.40 United Spr [2] 701.85 692.85 705.00 706.40 688.25 1621.29 732.00 494.00 74 692.40 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 180.83 181.41 2.71 197.30 101.00 ­ Rane Hld 634.35 648.80 650.00 653.40 633.10 24.49 782.45 392.05 78 649.65 Sr.Ray.HHP 279.35 297.40 277.05 301.00 274.00 35.80 370.00 156.00 8 298.45 UnitedDrilng 313.45 312.50 320.00 327.50 309.65 87.16 410.30 234.25 ­ ­ ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 176.78 178.39 44.97 204.30 102.70 ­ Ratnamani [2] 2075.95 2073.60 2050.00 2098.05 2050.00 8.51 2249.05 1119.30 35 2052.30 SRF 8971.00 8982.80 8995.00 9089.90 8906.00 158.90 9299.00 3996.20 48 8979.10 Univ.Cab 149.40 156.75 149.50 157.95 149.50 28.21 217.55 112.00 22 157.00 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 601.30 606.62 1.19 609.50 381.90 ­ RavindrHeigt 20.40 20.15 19.65 20.80 19.65 14.58 35.95 15.05 ­ ­ SrikalahPipe 197.00 207.85 197.70 210.50 194.10 100.59 247.95 109.50 6 208.15 UnivastIndia 41.00 41.45 42.50 42.80 40.25 4.29 62.50 26.50 ­ ­ IDBI Gold [100] 4340.05 4374.75 0.19 5050.00 4061.00 4370.00 Raymond 393.30 403.65 393.30 404.95 391.40 231.88 473.90 252.25 ­ 403.75 Star Pap 140.65 146.50 140.65 148.20 140.65 175.87 181.60 85.00 10 146.45 UniversusImg 290.20 287.20 283.05 290.45 283.05 3.84 354.40 153.05 ­ ­ StarCement [1] 113.90 116.20 115.60 116.70 113.15 1397.54 120.00 80.00 24 116.30 UPL [2] 718.95 731.05 721.90 732.80 717.00 1771.96 864.75 399.00 157 732.10 IDFCAMC ­ IDFNIFTYET 173.25 174.35 0.28 178.00 113.01 ­ RBL Bank 157.60 162.25 157.60 162.90 155.60 7666.60 274.00 155.65 ­ 162.25 Infra BeEs 461.37 468.83 1.52 1736.80 1121.00 1718.00 RCF 69.20 71.25 69.70 71.95 68.85 1934.09 100.15 41.80 8 71.20 STC India 99.15 103.25 99.10 106.40 98.25 97.59 138.75 47.60 ­ 103.00 UrjaGlobal [1] 6.20 6.25 6.05 6.35 6.05 2097.87 9.48 2.42 ­ 6.24 InvesIndGold [100] 4238.30 4275.85 0.06 4845.00 3989.50 4253.66 Rcom [5] 2.45 2.55 2.45 2.55 2.3522004.15 5.49 1.31 ­ 2.56 Steel Strp 1689.20 1705.30 1705.00 1744.90 1675.00 50.24 1748.40 414.00 19 1703.25 Usha M Ed [1] 3.50 3.40 3.65 3.75 3.30 32.56 8.25 1.01 ­ 3.45 RECL 140.55 144.40 140.35 144.80 139.25 4130.36 167.75 91.90 3 144.50 SteelCitySec 57.55 59.75 57.30 60.35 54.70 108.89 98.70 28.20 ­ ­ Usha Mar [1] 64.25 66.65 65.70 67.60 64.50 1167.60 75.00 19.80 16 66.75 InvesInNifty 1783.25 1797.35 0.01 1995.00 1161.05 ­ Redington [2] 150.35 149.90 148.00 151.95 147.00 1759.03 179.00 52.85 35 149.65 SteelExIndia 85.80 81.55 85.00 85.65 80.25 514.30 89.00 30.30 ­ ­ UTIAMC 1077.20 1093.90 1072.00 1114.35 1067.30 294.66 1147.00 471.10 ­ ­ Kotak Nifty [5] 173.65 175.10 68.15 2048.95 1231.20 1704.50 Refex Ref 132.05 129.05 134.50 134.50 127.00 158.52 168.85 42.55 6 128.90 Stel Hld [1] 118.45 126.50 118.45 128.30 115.00 193.47 NA NA ­ ­ Kotak PSU Bk 219.38 223.48 24.76 264.09 120.70 224.90 Rel Cap 13.25 13.90 13.25 13.90 12.85 2143.05 30.80 7.16 ­ 13.90 Ster.Tool [2] 194.00 190.25 191.00 197.00 187.55 94.40 257.00 160.00 17 190.40 V ...... KOTAKMAMC ­ KOTAKIT 33.94 34.18 18.36 35.10 23.36 ­ Rel.Ind.Inf 584.25 605.75 587.65 609.70 585.05 132.55 865.65 344.00 116 606.00 Sterlg&Wilsn 259.75 275.85 260.30 277.80 258.05 985.84 343.80 183.50 ­ ­ V Mart 3489.35 3542.25 3494.00 3583.60 3466.50 16.34 4075.80 1755.70 ­ 3534.80 KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF 354.92 360.01 49.09 414.70 206.51 ­ SterliteTech 246.95 267.15 246.40 273.00 245.00 1121.11 318.00 139.25 ­ ­ Relaxo [1] 1173.20 1186.50 1179.00 1193.90 1171.00 89.59 1272.00 610.05 99 1186.00 V2 Retail 106.80 110.20 102.75 111.50 102.75 27.44 154.80 44.60 ­ 109.50 KOTAKMAMC­KTNV20ETF 92.16 93.27 26.46 98.10 56.26 ­ StoveKraft 764.80 806.35 768.80 838.00 760.00 576.18 850.00 406.10 ­ ­ Reliance 2162.35 2183.70 2165.05 2192.00 2155.60 5475.45 2368.80 1830.00 44 2182.80 VA T Wab [2] 313.45 330.85 316.85 334.65 315.00 210.85 404.25 172.20 26 331.65 Kotal Gold [1] 41.24 41.32 180.85 46.90 36.81 41.32 Religare 136.10 141.95 137.20 146.45 137.20 1005.53 175.75 34.10 ­ 142.15 Str.Arcolab 581.65 587.40 583.00 595.75 562.55 774.26 1000.00 568.30 94 586.60 Vadilal 1077.45 1096.30 1088.70 1106.65 1078.40 8.54 1264.00 585.00 ­ 1096.50 LICNAMC ­CNFENGP 174.07 176.21 0.88 202.99 112.00 174.31 RenaisncGlob 698.95 705.20 699.95 712.00 699.00 35.13 778.00 217.00 ­ ­ StylamIndust 1022.60 1076.05 1039.90 1090.90 1021.00 6.86 1419.90 1011.55 ­ ­ VadivrSpeChe 196.15 202.95 195.05 209.05 181.55 4.43 275.00 80.50 ­ ­ Repco Home 287.60 295.45 286.85 298.15 284.55 101.49 429.25 145.00 7 295.05 SUBEX 49.10 50.75 49.45 51.40 49.10 6812.00 74.40 17.75 ­ ­ Vaibhav [2] 700.60 721.80 705.00 724.65 697.10 99.96 1057.70 310.20 209 721.50 LICNAMC ­CNFESGP 592.24 602.53 0.36 624.60 353.95 ­ Repro 430.10 433.40 430.10 437.55 411.45 18.21 558.80 325.05 ­ 432.35 Subros [2] 301.55 313.70 295.00 316.00 295.00 25.83 364.50 222.75 28 312.90 VaishaliPhar 37.25 40.30 37.25 40.85 36.60 226.65 77.05 28.35 ­ ­ LICNAMC ­CNFNHGP 163.00 162.74 0.77 185.00 110.75 ­ Resp.Ind [1] 117.60 120.50 114.00 124.60 113.55 55.24 205.00 91.15 ­ 120.65 Sud.Chem [2] 572.30 567.20 578.00 587.50 565.00 422.66 791.95 421.60 31 566.50 Vakrang [1] 38.90 39.40 39.20 40.35 38.85 7329.61 69.85 24.40 ­ 39.30 LICNAMC ­CNMFET 22.08 21.98 0.98 23.39 20.33 ­ Revathi 531.20 544.35 525.20 549.00 517.10 1.38 842.25 401.90 29 535.05 Sumit.Sec 649.00 649.90 650.65 660.00 645.50 8.60 861.55 330.20 86 649.05 ValiantOrgan 1300.90 1326.20 1321.50 1336.60 1284.55 30.97 3877.00 1121.00 ­ ­ Liquid BeEs [1000] 999.99 999.99 1158.56 1009.90 972.35 1000.00 RHIMagnesInd 330.85 344.00 333.00 351.90 330.10 93.58 392.50 181.25 ­ ­ SumitomoChem 397.95 399.20 401.80 401.80 393.10 292.64 459.90 258.00 ­ ­ Vard Text 1656.75 1721.30 1641.05 1728.00 1637.05 51.01 2040.00 717.00 14 1719.65 MIRAEAMC ­ MAESGETF 28.32 28.39 11.41 31.00 21.75 ­ Rico Auto [1] 46.15 48.90 47.00 49.30 46.50 561.35 62.30 26.60 46 49.00 Sun Pharma [1] 759.35 771.35 759.80 777.95 754.25 2732.54 804.40 452.60 88 771.65 Vard.Acry 63.30 65.15 64.95 65.65 63.45 231.26 234.35 120.00 ­ 198.10 MIRAEAMC ­ MAFANG 51.47 52.69 154.49 57.50 44.00 ­ RITES 255.05 256.45 253.15 258.50 253.15 158.70 302.95 232.40 14 256.35 Sun Phr Adv [1] 272.90 282.95 274.30 284.45 270.75 1207.62 311.90 141.00 ­ 283.00 Vard.Hld 2859.55 2830.70 2850.00 2875.00 2800.00 1.18 3810.40 1202.00 70 2827.20 Sun TV [5] 474.55 497.30 474.95 500.85 472.10 1890.48 586.40 381.25 12 497.45 MIRAEAMC ­ MAFSETF 17.19 17.45 28.35 20.51 17.00 ­ RKECProjects 71.55 76.15 70.15 78.85 70.15 123.97 117.00 36.55 ­ ­ Vard.SPC 243.00 249.65 243.00 253.70 242.00 154.07 309.30 65.20 12 249.80 MIRAEAMC ­ MAN50ETF 170.00 170.91 2.60 178.90 110.00 ­ RolexRings 1078.15 1080.15 1084.75 1087.45 1056.60 101.29 1263.00 1051.50 ­ ­ Sund.Brak 383.90 395.70 383.00 397.95 383.00 2.21 480.05 185.00 16 397.75 VarrocEngg 279.60 288.40 284.45 289.90 280.10 113.00 477.65 271.00 ­ ­ Rollatainers [1] 2.35 2.30 2.40 2.40 2.25 247.49 5.11 2.05 ­ 2.31 Sund.Clay [5] 3480.50 3554.30 3442.85 3580.00 3442.85 3.58 4244.95 1571.00 46 3557.35 VarunBevera 833.50 806.80 837.00 839.00 800.85 658.42 918.60 430.14 89 806.90 MIRAEAMC ­ MANXT50 392.11 395.79 3.42 408.41 223.90 ­ RosariBiotec 1328.10 1325.40 1320.00 1345.00 1313.00 44.12 1450.00 719.00 ­ ­ Sund.Fast [1] 763.40 768.60 763.40 782.95 759.30 84.69 867.05 391.50 35 766.90 Vascon 23.15 24.30 23.15 24.30 23.00 980.81 29.60 8.11 ­ 24.30 Motilal Os Midcap100 Etf 28.33 28.43 210.38 30.30 17.00 ­ Rossell [2] 147.50 157.15 148.45 160.00 147.35 156.66 216.05 98.25 19 156.65 Sund.Fin 2454.70 2530.70 2447.00 2538.65 2401.55 30.54 2883.95 1250.00 34 2534.30 Vaswani 11.65 12.00 11.90 12.40 10.90 34.53 15.98 4.07 9 12.01 Motilal Os Nasdaq100 Etf 111.19 112.48 453.01 1143.10 100.66 ­ RouteMobile 1782.35 1891.55 1792.40 1917.00 1763.45 399.18 2307.00 625.00 ­ ­ SundarFinHol 76.50 79.45 76.80 80.10 76.45 127.62 94.70 51.65 ­ ­ Vedanta [1] 273.95 286.40 279.80 289.00 276.1032936.02 341.25 91.25 10 286.30 MOTILAL OSWAL M50 ETF 164.02 164.70 1.42 168.80 105.95 ­ Royal Orchd 69.65 70.85 70.50 72.60 68.65 26.62 94.80 57.25 ­ 71.20 Sunflag 80.00 81.80 80.05 83.25 80.05 1120.96 96.55 38.65 781.75 Venky's 2428.40 2608.65 2435.00 2635.00 2426.60 190.60 3950.00 1280.80 13 2608.80 MOTILALAMC ­ G5 48.60 48.57 41.17 57.40 45.89 ­ RPG Life [8] 480.55 493.30 482.40 502.50 476.30 100.23 567.45 324.60 18 492.20 Sunteck [1] 344.75 352.75 342.10 358.80 338.05 786.45 414.95 243.85 106 351.25 VenusRem 480.90 486.40 481.10 496.00 480.55 53.04 638.50 90.25 18 485.80 NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 103.54 103.52 128.02 115.32 59.00 ­ Superhouse 155.55 162.60 155.00 166.00 152.45 57.06 181.85 78.00 6 162.25 RPP Infra 73.25 73.60 72.60 74.40 70.30 256.21 103.45 40.20 10 73.65 VertozAdvtsg 105.90 101.10 104.00 105.00 100.05 160.43 322.00 100.05 ­ ­ NiftyBeEs [1] 178.10 179.46 801.42 188.32 115.05 179.50 Supr.Ind [2] 1960.25 2023.10 1960.00 2032.30 1950.05 49.75 2338.45 1293.90 29 2023.30 RPSGVentures 599.90 645.25 615.00 656.60 605.00 125.43 808.95 210.60 ­ ­ Vesuvius 1136.75 1153.85 1154.00 1175.05 1099.30 77.55 1362.00 847.45 37 1153.15 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 411.24 414.51 109.53 422.39 270.10 414.45 RS Soft [5] 28.20 31.00 28.60 31.00 27.85 86.13 45.40 18.25 ­ 31.25 Suprajit [1] 306.90 331.75 307.50 337.80 304.10 479.58 357.90 162.10 27 333.25 Veto Switch 89.60 91.15 87.35 93.00 85.65 167.39 171.85 39.50 11 92.15 RSWM 306.75 317.50 296.70 320.00 291.45 159.07 438.75 81.20 6 316.90 SupremeEngg 27.50 29.90 27.50 30.25 26.55 128.13 40.05 20.90 ­ ­ V­Guard [1] 240.35 240.35 239.10 242.55 235.20 604.49 285.00 162.00 47 240.35 NIIndETFLong 22.50 22.43 8.73 25.00 18.55 ­ Ruby Mills [5] 260.35 267.30 267.00 271.90 263.30 30.39 349.30 147.00 17 267.50 Surana Solar [5] 12.65 12.35 12.30 12.85 12.20 47.44 15.50 6.36 ­ 12.36 VidhiSpclIng [1] 322.20 328.05 324.95 334.50 315.35 189.16 384.00 82.95 38 327.50 NIPETFDivOpp 42.80 43.10 6.88 48.30 26.60 ­ Ruch.Paper 75.10 77.55 75.00 78.25 73.40 62.93 105.60 45.30 13 77.70 Surana Tel [1] 6.05 6.25 6.05 6.30 5.90 107.27 8.38 3.50 ­ 6.19 VikasEcoTec [1] 2.20 2.10 2.20 2.20 2.10 5871.72 8.12 1.17 ­ 2.10 NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 172.37 173.75 1.12 195.00 96.05 ­ RuchiSoyaInd 1066.40 1097.80 1066.50 1102.90 1066.00 60.51 1376.70 575.00 ­ ­ Surya Rosh 517.15 519.60 517.15 534.80 517.15 96.15 610.05 159.70 15 519.85 VikasPro&Gnt 2.20 2.25 2.25 2.30 2.20 362.78 3.75 2.00 ­ ­ NippnInd­Nim 106.07 106.28 294.79 123.26 99.91 ­ RudrabhshEnt 217.90 218.65 217.90 225.25 215.20 7.81 280.00 97.05 ­ ­ SuryodaySFB 143.25 153.75 143.20 157.00 139.20 643.90 296.35 138.50 ­ ­ VikasWSP 5.30 5.05 5.25 5.50 5.05 776.35 8.05 3.65 ­ ­ NippoIndETF 72.71 71.73 17.45 77.45 51.00 ­ Rupa [1] 405.90 426.95 408.00 433.90 405.10 268.34 547.00 173.75 18 428.05 Sutlej Te [1] 55.30 59.40 55.10 60.05 55.10 263.01 81.05 20.00 14 59.25 Vimta Lab [2] 278.90 289.15 279.55 294.35 278.90 52.31 346.35 100.80 20 288.95 NIPPON INDIA ETF NV20 93.52 94.11 6.15 95.58 56.30 ­ Rush.Decor 236.50 248.30 236.55 248.30 230.50 25.44 328.70 68.00 57 248.85 SuumayaLife 508.10 530.65 508.30 533.50 508.30 39.07 736.85 62.25 ­ ­ Vinati Org [1] 1766.05 1785.35 1766.05 1811.25 1766.05 77.86 2130.00 976.05 66 1785.30 NIPPONAMCNETFPHARM 13.80 13.97 366.56 17.44 13.37 ­ Suven Lif [1] 82.70 83.95 83.00 84.70 81.10 278.63 115.80 42.05 ­ 84.00 Vindh.Tel 983.40 1054.85 996.00 1069.85 990.00 42.28 1499.00 662.35 12 1056.80 PSU Bk BeEs [1] 24.45 24.79 156.36 30.41 13.53 24.84 SuvenPharma 550.10 543.85 552.90 558.70 541.50 115.77 825.00 291.60 ­ ­ VineetLabs 77.65 74.00 73.80 81.40 73.80 119.09 124.00 61.00 ­ ­ S ...... Qgold [100] 2038.85 2049.05 0.26 2310.00 1903.10 2049.00 S H Kelkar 138.65 142.90 138.65 146.50 138.65 336.22 189.80 76.30 25 143.05 SuvidaInfSvc 20.25 21.60 20.50 22.00 20.20 783.31 59.65 19.30 ­ ­ Vinyl Chm [1] 175.90 182.20 176.40 184.40 171.55 121.42 223.05 89.00 20 183.40 Suzlon [2] 5.90 6.00 5.90 6.15 5.7541518.32 9.45 2.71 ­ 6.02 VIP Ind [2] 449.75 460.65 450.00 467.80 442.40 568.41 499.00 268.00 ­ 461.60 Qnifty 1716.00 1730.00 0.01 1736.80 1121.00 1718.00 S&S Power 26.75 29.40 29.00 29.40 27.15 48.51 29.40 18.35 ­ ­ RELCAPAMC ­ NETFGILT5Y 48.59 48.57 1.50 50.00 46.86 ­ Sadbhav [1] 48.35 48.65 49.00 52.30 45.70 3137.24 96.30 37.00 12 48.70 SVPGlobalVen 139.65 129.50 137.05 139.45 125.00 635.18 154.00 101.20 ­ ­ Vipul Ltd [1] 27.45 27.15 26.90 27.50 26.10 14.18 41.90 12.00 ­ 27.20 SadbhavInf 18.25 17.40 17.50 18.60 17.3511049.98 41.50 14.90 ­ 17.40 Swan Ener [1] 127.10 125.75 127.00 128.50 125.05 72.13 175.55 108.20 ­ 125.95 Visa Stl 9.20 9.35 8.80 9.45 8.75 70.19 14.80 5.24 ­ 9.31 RELCAPAMC NETFIT 34.59 34.29 1595.19 35.10 17.65 ­ SafariIndia 751.45 787.15 751.20 817.30 751.00 35.36 842.45 356.00 ­ ­ Swaraj Eng 1641.35 1665.00 1642.00 1689.30 1616.00 14.67 1989.90 1254.95 17 1666.85 Visagar [1] 0.75 0.75 0.80 0.80 0.75 1504.08 1.91 0.30 ­ 0.76 RELCAPAMC­NETFSDL26 104.98 104.99 23.97 107.27 100.93 ­ Sagar Cem [2] 277.90 285.00 271.00 290.95 268.75 716.22 319.00 89.75 20 285.10 Swle. Ener 211.10 219.80 211.50 223.50 209.70 17.08 280.00 109.00 21 220.75 Visak.Ind 670.45 707.95 668.20 723.00 663.95 72.83 873.55 282.30 10 708.80 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFCON 66.32 65.98 2.65 67.80 62.00 ­ SAIL 115.15 119.20 116.60 120.85 116.4557673.94 151.10 32.65 6 119.20 Symphony [2] 900.00 907.10 900.00 921.00 896.40 25.45 1529.65 811.00 54 907.85 VishalFabric 108.80 109.20 109.05 110.50 108.15 233.79 161.35 40.70 ­ ­ SBIAMC ­ SBIETFIT 345.79 345.14 9.89 349.30 201.20 ­ SakarHealth 154.30 166.65 150.00 169.35 150.00 123.05 212.00 66.50 ­ ­ SynergGreen 150.05 160.05 150.00 162.00 150.00 5.09 200.00 142.25 ­ ­ Vishnu Chemi 586.15 597.60 584.35 612.00 574.05 14.48 705.35 137.50 36 594.65 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFPB 182.40 183.51 0.47 202.95 130.60 ­ Syngene Int 609.50 594.65 603.00 608.00 590.75 384.01 699.95 425.00 61 595.60 VishwarajSug 154.90 158.20 155.75 159.35 151.25 245.78 169.70 83.20 ­ ­ Saksoft 769.50 769.65 768.95 783.35 757.15 82.69 829.40 233.00 46 768.05 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFQLTY 147.64 146.14 123.55 150.00 101.00 ­ SalasarTech 288.95 278.55 288.10 288.10 272.35 82.12 370.75 76.48 22 278.65 Vivi Lab [2] 19.15 19.30 19.15 19.80 18.75 220.86 41.50 12.90 ­ 19.25 T ...... VLS Fin 184.80 193.15 181.55 194.35 181.55 59.73 264.85 51.00 3 193.90 SBIAMC ­ SETF10GILT 205.29 204.30 0.28 241.70 181.02 ­ SalonaCot 183.20 198.20 180.10 207.45 173.60 34.03 249.75 42.20 10 199.60 SBI­ETF Gold 4202.95 4220.60 2.39 5044.60 3935.00 ­ Salzer Elec 140.20 144.95 144.00 146.00 141.30 46.57 189.60 89.00 10 146.30 Taj GVK [2] 118.90 122.00 119.30 122.90 117.70 50.26 158.25 102.20 ­ 122.00 Voltamp 1392.10 1417.50 1397.90 1440.00 1377.05 12.87 1686.00 960.00 13 1417.40 SBI­ETF NIFTY 50 168.22 169.49 246.16 178.00 112.01 ­ Sanco Ind 8.60 8.15 8.45 8.80 7.75 61.43 21.50 6.90 ­ ­ Take Sol [1] 47.40 48.95 47.75 49.15 47.00 1099.10 74.65 39.10 ­ 48.90 Voltas [1] 972.85 973.65 975.00 979.95 963.05 1074.08 1131.20 627.00 54 973.80 Sandesh 771.30 780.55 775.05 792.95 766.00 2.95 1079.00 460.50 7 779.90 Talbros 276.35 282.95 280.00 292.45 275.65 66.20 356.75 100.00 10 282.20 VRL Logistic 303.05 310.95 307.90 313.25 302.35 125.34 345.00 149.00 27 310.65 SBI­ETF NIFTY BANK 352.08 357.03 27.30 386.80 204.00 ­ SandharTech 250.90 253.15 252.25 259.00 251.15 27.86 323.05 175.00 18 253.05 Tarmat 64.20 67.25 67.00 68.90 63.20 30.80 98.00 34.45 16 66.85 VST Ind 3352.85 3335.10 3342.30 3386.55 3319.80 6.77 4048.30 3125.00 17 3339.40 SBI­ETFNN50 406.28 410.35 8.13 454.80 250.80 ­ Sangam 129.05 135.50 123.60 135.50 122.60 32.63 173.80 45.10 12 136.00 TastyBiteEat 18153.60 18364.10 18350.00 18611.95 17935.25 1.66 21470.50 9949.95 104 18384.90 VST Til 2546.80 2609.85 2535.00 2660.00 2465.00 58.84 2747.65 1504.30 23 2608.10 Sharia BeEs 439.53 438.27 0.37 460.00 273.70 441.00 Sangh.Mov [2] 174.30 185.80 175.60 187.50 174.55 72.93 229.85 67.00 ­ 185.25 Tata Chem 822.25 829.85 826.00 837.90 821.20 1759.75 891.90 273.55 35 829.80 TATAAML ­ NETF 205.08 203.62 0.05 205.64 109.42 ­ Sanghi Ind 61.10 63.85 61.30 64.60 61.30 743.07 84.70 23.00 17 63.90 Tata Cof [1] 181.70 196.60 182.00 199.80 179.75 5858.62 246.75 91.15 31 196.20 W ...... TATAAML ­ NPBET 181.47 181.00 0.47 219.98 105.53 ­ SanginitChem 24.25 24.45 24.30 24.80 22.70 50.09 90.65 18.00 ­ ­ Tata Com 1393.45 1408.20 1393.45 1415.00 1371.45 279.69 1527.90 775.00 37 1407.05 Wabco Ind [5] 6940.15 7175.95 6845.35 7200.00 6845.35 9.54 7870.45 4770.15 87 7170.85 UTI Gold [1] 41.15 41.30 91.24 48.20 39.21 41.28 Sanofi 8812.50 8904.30 8800.00 9035.00 7056.55 67.71 9300.00 7427.75 36 8935.45 Tata Elxsi 4685.30 4745.90 4689.00 4774.00 4601.10 156.98 4850.00 1055.00 72 4744.60 Walch.Ind [2] 57.45 58.40 57.95 59.10 57.00 69.72 92.00 43.75 ­ 58.40 UTIAMC ­ UTIBANKETF 35.21 35.51 7.49 428.00 26.40 ­ Sarla Perf [1] 39.60 43.25 39.90 44.20 39.00 557.71 51.00 15.80 8 43.25 Tata Inv 1192.10 1221.25 1203.00 1236.85 1193.05 38.31 1385.00 783.00 38 1221.55 Waterbase 109.70 113.40 111.50 115.00 110.55 159.22 145.90 95.70 ­ ­ UTIAMC ­ UTINEXT50 40.98 40.81 6.59 435.30 33.00 ­ Sasken 1278.10 1323.65 1284.50 1331.00 1282.85 85.43 1429.00 538.85 18 1323.75 Tata M DVR [2] 131.20 134.70 131.25 135.20 129.15 1458.20 169.65 43.20 ­ 134.70 Webel SL 62.35 65.70 61.00 67.40 60.75 244.38 80.70 17.85 20 65.75 SatiaIndus 90.50 92.85 92.70 94.60 88.50 359.49 143.00 73.00 ­ ­ Tata Metlk 1079.35 1063.25 1085.05 1103.90 1053.35 216.17 1374.00 480.00 10 1065.75 Weizman 44.55 43.30 45.45 45.45 42.50 22.09 70.45 27.60 16 43.00 UTIAMC ­ UTINIFT 1733.41 1740.46 0.36 1777.93 1150.00 ­ Satin Credit 69.70 76.60 71.00 77.05 70.00 189.11 112.65 50.85 ­ 76.65 Tata Motors [2] 276.95 279.80 278.50 281.50 268.4537589.12 360.65 120.20 ­ 279.85 Wels.Corp [5] 109.85 115.55 110.80 117.00 110.60 1934.02 165.00 96.20 6 115.50 UTIAMC ­ UTISENS 581.91 586.39 0.26 597.30 395.50 ­ Savita 1443.55 1536.05 1452.00 1549.45 1447.30 47.13 1822.65 650.00 7 1533.15 Tata Steel 1358.65 1404.65 1382.00 1420.00 1377.0017607.58 1534.60 343.00 9 1404.60 Wels.India [1] 126.50 127.65 127.50 128.75 123.60 1405.93 145.45 47.90 20 127.55 UTIAMC ­ UTISXN50 44.29 44.45 0.62 426.90 37.10 ­ SBI [1] 409.50 417.60 409.50 418.75 408.2019012.31 467.30 175.55 16 417.55 TataConsuPro 832.50 836.90 833.50 840.45 827.00 1170.10 852.40 458.95 ­ ­ Wels.Inv 335.00 339.85 339.85 345.00 335.00 0.93 587.00 224.05 ­ 335.15 SBICards&Pay 1020.35 1027.90 1025.00 1030.65 1005.25 1057.68 1139.50 766.10 ­ ­ TataPowerC[1] 124.95 125.90 125.00 126.60 123.6522809.81 137.90 50.00 35 125.90 Welspun Ent. 86.70 91.40 88.70 91.80 87.00 123.58 134.90 56.10 12 91.30 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52­Week High/Low figures SBILifeInsur 1135.45 1160.40 1140.00 1165.90 1130.65 1211.22 1174.00 755.55 90 1160.70 Tatapur 4.40 4.40 4.20 4.55 4.20 5.04 6.88 3.00 ­ 4.52 Wendt 3974.10 4206.35 4079.00 4269.90 3946.95 1.40 5103.95 2546.15 46 4209.25 pertain to BSE. SchaeflerInd 6987.75 6999.95 7150.00 7230.00 6900.00 24.07 7221.95 3450.00 42 7003.60 TatvaChinPha 2183.35 2144.25 2183.70 2185.00 2120.00 60.03 2534.20 2001.00 ­ ­ West C Pap [2] 220.85 232.85 222.20 234.00 220.60 280.36 288.35 155.00 44 232.80 Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the SChand&Co [5] 108.70 111.15 108.00 114.10 107.30 66.37 147.50 58.25 ­ 111.50 TCI Devl 306.70 307.00 315.85 315.85 304.95 0.32 549.00 267.00 ­ 305.50 WestlifeDevp 508.15 513.05 506.30 516.55 504.95 121.17 577.00 330.00 ­ ­ company. Schneider [2] 114.00 116.85 115.20 118.45 112.50 1147.40 147.00 68.45 ­ 117.20 TCI Express [2] 1385.40 1421.60 1388.10 1449.00 1370.25 70.17 1747.00 734.50 44 1422.75 Wheels Ind 774.05 780.70 765.00 795.55 765.00 21.17 1039.00 380.00 34 780.00 Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands. SCI 95.10 96.95 95.50 97.45 94.65 791.80 134.60 49.80 10 97.05 TCI Fin 4.65 4.60 4.65 4.65 4.60 1.25 7.39 3.80 ­ 4.88 Whirlpool 2005.40 1996.00 2026.45 2028.80 1988.10 98.71 2777.00 1970.00 74 1996.20 SE Power 7.40 7.25 7.60 7.60 7.05 31.59 10.60 1.88 ­ 7.18 TCNSClothing 542.20 556.45 553.00 565.00 536.20 18.60 652.40 350.00 ­ ­ Wil.Magor 20.35 19.85 20.15 20.75 19.25 17.74 29.00 14.35 ­ 19.90 The PE(price­earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings. Seamec 711.15 737.75 713.00 747.00 713.00 78.44 747.00 373.00 30 735.85 TCPLPackage 524.70 542.60 529.00 546.55 525.05 34.77 604.00 336.05 ­ ­ Win.Diamond[2] 29.75 30.75 30.40 31.00 28.50 67.06 44.60 12.61 12 30.80 The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12 SecureludTec 108.45 109.00 109.00 114.30 105.20 160.38 128.70 77.05 ­ ­ TCS [1] 3637.40 3613.20 3657.00 3667.35 3594.40 2511.14 3672.50 2217.05 39 3612.20 WindlsBiotec 341.35 349.20 342.00 361.70 332.05 810.18 452.00 332.05 ­ ­ months.

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7Seas 14.05 14.70 Bgjl 16.15 16.50 Emmessar Bio 34.05 33.70 Iiflsec [2] 84.50 92.95 Kriti Nutri [1] 40.50 41.70 Narmada Gel 197.10 199.45 Rama Phosph 314.45 332.75 Skcil 55.25 56.65 Triton Valve 1326.35 1320.00 Scapdvr [1] 4.68 4.91 Tejasnet 365.15 363.00 Worl 233.65 244.60 A.K.Capital 429.90 451.95 Bhagira.Chem 628.80 646.85 Empire Ind. 708.70 718.95 Iiflwam [2] 1488.35 1531.55 Krsnaa [5] 885.70 888.90 Nat.Peroxide 2124.25 2179.95 Raminfo 62.70 62.15 Skyl Millar [1] 11.97 12.05 Ttfl 34.00 35.70 Shil [2] 359.00 374.90 Vikaslife [1] 3.49 3.42 Xelpmoc 356.00 364.65 A.Sarabhai 28.75 29.20 Bhagwati Oxy 32.60 31.00 Enkei Wheel [5] 355.10 363.40 Inani Marble [2] 24.90 25.05 Krypton Ind 12.80 12.55 Nat.Plastic 36.45 35.85 Rathi Bars 25.50 24.95 Smcglobal [2] 70.15 74.85 Tutialka 10.45 10.26 Tarc [2] 34.60 36.25 Wimsome Text 48.95 50.00 Zeal 137.70 130.85 Aarey Drugs 35.70 38.85 Bharat Seats [2] 80.55 81.60 Equitasbnk 57.25 58.05 Ind.Acrylics 13.70 14.70 Kuantum [1] 76.25 79.60 Nathind 96.25 97.45 Ratnabhumi 76.20 67.15 Smgold 134.10 134.50 Tyche Inds 170.95 172.30 Aartisurf 1300.65 1400.65 Bharatagri 155.30 158.00 Escort Finan 3.96 3.89 Ind.Bank Hsg 26.35 27.25 Kushal [2] 3.84 3.66 Natraj Prote 80.55 84.55 Rdb Rasayan 83.30 89.25 Smruthiorg 322.55 329.65 Udaip Ceme [4] 39.15 41.50 Abansent 89.45 88.95 Bhatia 108.85 109.20 Everest Org. 286.90 283.05 Ind.Toners 142.15 142.65 Lactose(I) 35.40 33.75 Natural 24.05 24.15 Rdb Realty 29.25 29.00 Smslife 759.50 746.85 Ugrocap 123.10 116.10 NSE Trade for Trade AbmKnowled[5] 108.45 110.65 Bhilwra Tec [1] 14.60 14.90 Evexia [2] 15.00 15.05 IndagRubber[2] 87.20 86.95 Ladderup Fin 19.00 19.60 Natural Caps 153.00 162.15 Regentrp 1.77 1.78 Snl Bearings 225.70 235.00 Ultracab 136.00 135.90 Accel [2] 11.05 11.80 Bihar Sponge 9.93 9.95 Expo Gas [4] 6.04 5.96 India Gelat. 119.25 118.45 Lahoti Over. [2] 22.75 23.05 Navkar Build 35.95 37.20 Rel.Chemotx 143.15 146.65 Solara 1613.30 1659.90 Ultramarine [2] 376.25 386.10 Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Acemen 19.50 18.55 Bilcare Ltd. 70.00 70.35 Facor Alloys [1] 4.12 4.24 India Home 42.00 39.35 Lakshmi Elec 422.90 439.90 Navketan 2.01 1.91 Resonance 168.85 171.40 Somdatt Fin 38.70 40.60 Uni Abex 613.00 641.75 Aci Infocom [1] 1.24 1.18 Binny Ltd. [5] 291.45 304.30 Fairchemor 1675.75 1759.50 Indiamart 7041.20 7018.60 Lancer 224.90 247.35 Nazara [4] 1575.90 1593.30 Rexnord Ele. 46.70 49.35 Sonacoms 445.05 450.55 Unistar Mult 13.63 13.00 3i Info 7.00 7.35 Ind.Card 164.20 169.00 PremierExplo 220.40 226.30 Acrycil Ltd. [2] 574.60 618.45 Binny Mills 255.60 242.90 Faze Three L 177.60 182.80 Indian Info. [1] 1.33 1.27 Lee&Nee Soft 3.71 3.70 Ncl Research [2] 1.09 1.04 Rgrl 28.30 27.50 Sourcentrl 142.35 140.00 Unitech Inte 7.24 7.58 3PLandHoldng 13.25 12.65 Ind.Metals 680.45 707.60 ProseedIndia 26.10 27.40 Adcindia 229.35 234.75 Biogen [1] 0.73 0.70 Faze3auto 112.05 119.95 Indian Sucro 49.35 49.80 Lelavoir 62.75 63.90 Neelamalai 3249.85 3514.60 Riba Textils 39.25 41.25 Spandana 604.75 619.30 United Drill 313.50 315.15 AdaniPower 73.60 77.25 Indo Wnd 6.15 6.15 Punj.Mohta 20.20 20.30 Aditya Spin. 11.10 10.59 Birla Pretec [2] 10.29 11.02 Fermenta [5] 271.40 290.10 Indicap 34.80 35.05 Leshaind [1] 9.62 10.10 Neogen 903.95 928.20 Rishiroop 94.75 98.75 Spel Semicon 17.40 18.25 Univphoto 291.45 287.30 AdaniTtlGas 1126.45 1182.75 IndoramaSynt 47.80 47.75 PVP Ven 4.95 5.05 Ador Fontech[2] 66.55 69.45 Birlatyres 23.65 23.95 Fiberwb In 40.50 43.85 Indigopnts 2563.80 2583.35 Likhitha 341.95 331.45 Ngil 64.55 65.55 Rit Pro Ind 168.30 176.70 Spencer [5] 96.85 99.50 Usgtech 3.52 3.87 Affle(India) 3836.15 4015.75 Indotech Tr 164.00 171.60 Raj TV [5] 34.20 34.75 Ador Multi. 109.80 102.10 Bla Ros Ind [1] 172.65 178.05 Flex Foods 104.25 110.65 Indo Amines 195.55 205.30 Lime Chem. 27.25 24.85 NglFine Chm [5] 2889.15 3033.60 Rnb Denims 115.35 119.90 Spicejet Ltd 66.60 68.90 Utiamc 1076.15 1094.40 AGC Net 1040.10 999.70 Ind­Swift [2] 8.55 8.20 RajnandniMet 180.40 180.20 Agiil 158.30 164.35 Bmw [1] 36.10 36.55 Fluidomat 124.85 131.90 Indoboraxc 1380.30 1440.25 Lkp Fin 114.90 122.25 Nhcfoods 9.59 10.48 Rolexrings 1079.00 1079.95 Sportking 4257.15 4278.75 Utibanketf [1] 35.21 35.53 AIRAN 20.00 20.90 InfobeanTech 355.70 373.45 RajratnGlbWr 1855.70 1906.65 Agol 40.80 38.75 Bnaltd 190.00 195.65 Fluorochem [1] 1699.80 1717.20 Indrayani Bi 14.71 14.01 Lkpsec [2] 12.60 13.05 Nibe 61.75 62.50 Rossari [2] 1320.00 1321.10 Srd 83.25 82.95 Utinext50 [1] 40.96 40.71 Ajmera 329.00 330.70 InoxWindEner 744.55 711.95 RamaSteel [5] 243.70 237.00 Aiil 1464.60 1537.80 Bnk Capital 195.75 200.15 Foods & Inns [1] 67.00 67.00 Indsil Hyd 27.30 26.75 Llficl 82.00 85.10 Nicco Parks [1] 49.90 49.90 Roto Pumps [2] 242.10 239.50 Srestha [2] 2.60 2.35 Utique 2.81 2.68 Aksh Opti [5] 8.25 8.65 InspirisySol 47.35 49.70 Ramky Inf 160.70 153.15 Aimco Pesti. 104.35 103.20 Bodhtree 35.45 35.05 Forbes & Co 2935.45 3051.70 Insilco Ltd. 6.80 6.69 Lloyds Met E [1] 60.50 60.20 Nihar Info 6.85 7.02 Route 1782.50 1892.85 Srg Hfl 146.95 155.30 Utisxn50 [1] 44.50 44.49 Alps Ind 2.20 2.10 InterntlCons 22.15 22.15 Rana Sug 27.95 28.90 AnantRaj [2] 58.45 57.10 IrisClothing 175.00 177.60 Ajanta Soya 116.10 118.35 Boroltd [1] 198.80 201.95 Force Motr 1261.50 1269.95 Int.Conveyor [1] 62.85 65.90 Lodha 810.90 838.75 Nikhil Adhsv 701.00 706.70 Royal Ind 1.89 1.89 Sri Digv Cem 77.95 78.85 Utlinds [1] 10.16 9.97 RatanIndEnt 45.85 48.10 AnantRajGlob 34.40 36.10 ISMT [5] 25.05 25.40 Akashdeep 34.80 35.00 Bridge Secur 53.25 55.90 Fortis Mlr 67.10 66.15 Integra Eng [1] 61.25 62.10 Lotus Choc 39.05 37.45 Nile Ltd. 536.80 546.10 Rril [5] 12.37 12.85 Starhfl 80.50 82.35 Uyfincorp [5] 11.36 11.73 RatanIndPowr 5.15 4.90 Andhra Cem 26.00 27.30 JaiprakshAs[2] 8.35 8.60 Alexander 23.75 23.80 Bronze Infra 0.75 0.72 Fredun 375.65 386.60 Inter.Combus 175.00 178.20 Loy.Tex Mill 660.00 690.45 Niraj Cement 44.40 42.95 Rts Power Co 59.75 67.30 Starlog 9.28 9.60 Valiant Comm 67.00 66.15 Ravi K Dis 11.85 12.40 ArchidplyDec 37.35 37.15 Jay.Neco 18.85 17.95 Alu Fluoride 230.40 248.25 Burgerking 148.55 161.60 Freshtrop Fr 108.45 106.75 Invest &Prec 328.20 320.35 Loyal 28.75 28.55 Nirlon 295.00 295.45 Rubfila Int. [5] 99.35 105.80 Starteck 115.20 117.50 Valiantorg 1302.75 1332.30 RelHomeFin 3.05 3.20 Archies [2] 16.40 17.20 JBF Ind 22.55 23.65 Amal Product 349.15 350.30 Camex Ltd 22.70 22.25 Frontier Spr 270.25 270.60 Ion Exchange 2214.15 2242.65 Ludolow Jute 83.75 85.00 Nitta Gela 229.40 248.35 Rvnl 27.65 27.75 Std.Surfact. 91.80 87.25 Vama Inds [2] 8.38 9.16 Reliancepowr 9.60 10.05 ArveeLabs 95.00 95.00 JITFInfraLog [2] 53.25 55.90 Amfl 1.83 1.77 Cams 3073.35 3181.95 G.S.Auto Int [5] 8.94 8.50 Ipl [1] 302.00 313.00 Lxchem [2] 364.35 362.00 Niyogin 83.05 78.90 S&S Power Sw 26.95 29.60 Steel Exch 84.90 81.45 Varroc [1] 278.55 288.30 ReliancInfra 60.25 63.25 Ashapura [2] 122.55 122.40 JSWEnergy 225.10 215.90 Amines&Plast [2] 111.10 113.25 Caprihans 127.80 148.35 G.V.Films [1] 1.05 1.00 Ircon [2] 40.70 40.50 Madhavipl [1] 4.80 4.84 Novartis [5] 764.75 791.75 S.I.Paper 139.50 144.80 Stovac Ind. 2391.25 2444.20 Vedavaag 54.40 57.30 Remsons 198.80 203.75 Atlanta [2] 11.75 11.80 JSWIspat 30.40 31.90 Saboo Sodium 20.52 20.84 Veer Energy 14.95 14.70 RoltaIndDep 4.90 5.10 Amintan [1] 1.74 1.67 Captain Poly [2] 26.35 27.10 Galaxy Bear. 389.20 386.60 Irctc 2555.25 2565.65 Madrasfert 26.55 27.70 Ntc Indust 69.25 71.35 Stovekraft 762.95 803.15 Aurionpro 180.20 184.00 Kaly.For 200.00 200.00 Amrawor Agr[1] 0.41 0.41 Cartrade 1579.25 1535.75 Ganesh Benz [1] 70.10 72.00 Irfc 22.75 22.95 Maesgetf [18] 28.26 28.23 Nureca 1571.45 1646.05 Sacheta Met. 17.95 17.50 Sukjit Strch 244.05 246.05 Vegetable [1] 3.90 4.15 Ruchi Inff [1] 7.35 7.30 Vijay Solvex 3947.30 3749.95 Ausom 66.80 66.55 Kanani Ind [1] 9.10 8.65 SabEvents 3.40 3.35 Andhra Petro 142.40 149.50 Ceinsystech 149.30 141.95 Garmntmntr 209.70 211.80 Isec [5] 669.00 687.15 Maestros Ele 52.20 50.05 Nuvoco 531.30 521.05 Sadhana Nit [1] 33.25 32.30 Sumedha Fisc 26.95 28.15 Auto Stamp 50.45 52.95 KapstonFacil 84.00 85.75 Andrew Yule [2] 23.55 23.95 Cenlub Indus 74.45 75.90 Garnet Const 22.85 23.70 Isgec [1] 655.40 679.25 Mafang [40] 51.24 52.67 Nyssacorp [1] 4.94 5.07 Safari Ind. [2] 751.85 789.25 Sumichem 397.25 399.30 Vijay Textil 46.15 45.55 SagardpAlloy 59.10 56.15 Vikas Wsp [1] 5.25 5.00 BajajHindSu[1] 13.90 14.55 KardaConst [1] 22.60 21.80 Sakth.Sug 14.25 14.95 Angelbrkg 1069.30 1111.05 Cg­Vak Softw 145.05 150.05 Garnet Intl 23.60 23.55 Ishan Dyes 72.35 74.45 Mafatlal Ind 134.00 134.90 Oal [5] 798.40 825.15 Sagarprod [1] 2.77 2.73 Sunshield Ch 325.00 342.85 Bang Over 29.30 29.85 Karma Enr 20.00 19.00 Anjani Synt. 25.90 24.65 Chamanl Se [2] 104.75 103.90 Gayatri Bio 10.34 10.85 Isw Ltd [1] 1.45 1.38 Maha Corp [1] 0.52 0.54 Obi Ltd 3.50 3.67 Sagarsoft 207.50 216.25 Super Crop. [2] 7.09 7.08 Vikasprop [1] 2.22 2.24 SakumaExp. [1] 10.15 10.45 Vikram Therm 197.90 206.80 Barak Val 24.90 25.85 Kavveri Tel 4.65 4.85 SAL Stl 9.90 9.45 Anjanifoods 172.40 163.80 Chandni Te 46.40 47.55 Gee Ltd [2] 88.35 84.40 Itl Industrs 143.25 151.50 Maha.Rubtech 64.50 65.00 Odyssey Tech 47.00 44.95 Sahya Indu 655.65 723.65 SuperTanner [1] 5.20 4.95 BharatWire 64.25 66.05 Kernx.Mic 72.60 72.90 Anmol 170.20 170.70 Chandra Prab 153.80 147.30 Gemstone In[1] 1.50 1.47 Jagan Lamps 46.70 47.50 Mahepc 131.30 132.65 Orchasp [2] 3.14 3.29 Saint­Gobain 58.45 59.95 Superb Paper 16.30 16.35 Vineetlab 78.25 74.55 SardaEnergy 670.25 677.05 Vippy Spin. 82.60 81.05 BirlaCable 76.55 80.35 KirloskarBro [2] 361.00 376.15 Saregama 3075.50 3225.55 Anuh Pharma[5] 113.15 116.05 Charterlogis [1] 5.06 5.02 Gennex Lab [1] 7.15 7.50 Jaibala Ind 61.25 60.10 Majestic Aut 124.45 121.70 Orient Trade 6.42 6.12 Sambandam Sp 196.35 206.15 Superior 190.75 185.20 BombyRayFash 7.00 7.05 Kopran 188.00 197.40 Anup 933.50 944.60 Chdchem 7.12 7.06 Genpharma [1] 7.93 8.35 Jasch Indust 115.70 119.10 Makers Lab. 202.85 199.55 Orientelec [1] 331.15 318.75 Samkrg Pist. 158.15 163.30 Supreme Ho 19.40 19.70 Vipulorg 156.20 161.00 SastasundVen 259.10 262.00 Virinchi 59.70 62.95 BombySuprHyb 289.95 289.10 Kothari Prod 94.30 96.00 SetubandnInf 1.10 1.10 Anupam 13.45 13.85 Chemb Chm [5] 210.35 219.85 Ggeng [2] 21.00 21.15 Jaykay [1] 58.80 55.90 Mallcom 606.00 610.05 Orirail [1] 60.20 61.90 Samrat Pharm 188.60 184.30 Surat Text. [1] 9.31 8.94 BorosilRenew 284.70 294.60 LambraText [5] 77.60 78.70 Anuras 720.10 717.85 Chemcon 432.15 440.90 Ggl 9.80 9.46 Jayshri Chem 6.19 6.25 Man50etf [100] 170.00 170.52 Osiajee 39.20 38.95 Sanco Trans 419.80 460.15 Suryalata Sp 245.45 256.60 Virtual Glo [1] 0.99 0.95 ShardaMotor[2] 633.00 628.75 Visagar Fin [2] 1.59 1.63 BrightcomGr [2] 29.30 30.75 Landmark [1] 4.40 4.20 ShreeRenuSu[1] 22.60 23.70 Apm Indus. [2] 28.10 28.45 Chemplasts 0.00 534.90 Ggpl [5] 33.20 31.70 Jaysn Dyest [1] 81.70 80.15 Mancredit 59.00 59.35 Ozoneworld 7.60 7.98 Sandu Pharma 50.20 50.85 Suryamba Sp 145.30 150.25 BTRFLYGandhi 724.70 734.25 LGB Forge [1] 6.60 6.80 Apmfinvest [2] 35.70 36.95 Cheviot Co. 1305.10 1307.40 Gland [1] 3870.10 3810.45 Jct Ltd [2] 2.53 2.65 Mangalam In[1] 2.91 3.05 P.G.Foils 216.75 219.60 Sandur Mang. 1681.65 1758.90 Suryoday 142.95 154.45 Vishal [5] 108.35 109.05 ShreramProtn 31.00 32.40 Vishwaraj 154.60 157.80 Burnpur 2.50 2.40 Lotys Eye 44.50 44.85 Shriram Pist 915.40 927.00 Apollo Fin I 401.90 387.25 Chordia Food 136.40 129.10 Globus Con 33.15 34.80 Jenburkt Ph. 485.10 483.70 Manorama 1425.30 1462.40 Pacific Ind. 349.80 359.25 Saninfra 165.80 165.95 Suvenphar [1] 549.00 546.90 CEEBCO 30.15 31.65 Maan Alum 144.05 151.05 Apollotri [2] 1488.05 1493.55 Cil Securits 19.00 18.25 Glosterltd 1233.90 1221.15 Jkagri Gen 710.40 712.45 Manorg 667.65 663.00 Pan India C 1.04 0.99 Sankhya Info 5.31 5.55 Suvidhaa [1] 20.45 21.35 Visioncine [1] 1.42 1.35 SIL Invest. 279.00 287.90 Vista Pharma[2] 8.51 8.75 CentrlDepSer 1149.65 1193.70 Magn.Ven 8.15 7.90 SimbholiSug 26.50 27.20 Aptus 0.00 346.50 Clean [1] 1487.05 1462.85 Gls [2] 676.50 668.50 Joonktollee 115.10 125.80 Manvijay [1] 62.10 63.10 Pana Energ 283.50 295.20 Sappl 315.95 316.95 Suyog Tele 402.50 401.35 CGPower&S [2] 83.50 83.45 MahaApexCorp 102.55 99.20 Architorg 36.75 42.60 Cni Res Ltd [1] 2.12 2.02 Gnrl 11.80 11.89 Jstl 87.95 92.30 Manxt50etf [275] 391.20 394.73 Panafic [1] 0.33 0.34 Sat Ind Ltd [2] 31.30 30.10 Svam Softwar 4.43 4.21 Vivid Ind [5] 28.35 29.45 Somany [2] 634.20 665.90 Vivo Bio Tec 71.55 78.25 CinelineInd [5] 77.35 81.20 Manali Pet [5] 83.90 88.05 SomanyHomInn 360.00 373.10 Arfin 59.90 58.50 Coast Corp 243.15 247.60 Godavari Dru 66.75 66.70 Jtl Infra 776.70 764.60 Maris Spin. 53.10 55.70 Parleind 8.41 8.70 Satia [1] 90.75 93.00 Svartcorp [1] 4.14 4.19 Cinevistaas [2] 13.45 13.00 Mask Invest 31.50 33.00 Voith Paper 1187.05 1191.75 SPML Infra [2] 11.10 11.25 Arihant Cap. [5] 129.90 147.10 Cochin Min. 126.95 127.75 Golden Lami[5] 1028.30 1076.45 Jublingrea [1] 656.00 681.70 Master Trust [5] 98.65 100.00 Parvati [5] 5.68 5.84 Sauras.Cem. 94.00 96.20 Svcind 2.30 2.19 CountrClbH [2] 6.15 6.20 Maw.Sug 75.20 77.45 Vrl 127.15 129.45 SreiInfraFin 7.80 8.15 Artemiselc 52.80 52.85 Com Fincap 42.00 44.00 Golkunda Dia 54.50 56.00 Jumpnet [5] 7.99 8.11 Maxhealth 329.50 326.10 Pas.Acrylon 26.75 27.65 Saven Techn[1] 28.15 28.70 Svpglob [1] 138.60 129.55 CreativePeri 250.00 242.10 McNally 6.75 6.45 Waareertl 177.55 186.40 StampedeCap 4.60 4.80 Artemismed 320.05 319.20 Competent Au 199.00 192.80 Goodricke 227.85 236.60 Jupiter Info 23.70 23.20 Maximus 90.35 93.80 Patel Airtem 182.40 192.60 Sawaca Busi 2.75 2.68 Swarnasa 13.95 14.55 CrestVenture 119.25 125.20 Waterbase 109.95 113.35 Mega Soft 13.20 13.85 Artson Eng [1] 51.60 52.15 Conart Eng. 34.10 33.60 Goodyear (I) 1015.50 1007.05 Jyoti Ltd. 11.10 10.63 Maxindia 67.75 69.80 Patidar 14.13 14.83 Sbicard 1019.70 1028.05 Swasti Vinay [1] 7.56 7.93 Cyber Med 10.35 10.05 MeghmaniFin 448.05 470.45 Std Inds [5] 15.60 15.60 Welsplsol [6] 12.30 13.95 Ashikacr 41.70 41.20 Concord 26.15 24.85 Grauer& Weil[1] 56.60 58.60 Jyoti Resins 769.50 758.65 Mayukh [5] 40.55 40.80 Pbm Polytex 135.00 139.85 Sbisensex 586.23 589.46 Swastik Inv 130.60 138.05 DamodarInd [5] 39.90 39.70 MeghManiOrgn 98.35 103.25 SumeetInd 7.70 8.00 Westlife Dev [2] 507.35 512.90 Ashirwa Cap [1] 4.68 4.72 Coral Lab. 412.55 408.65 Greencrest 5.38 5.28 Kabsons Indu 8.17 7.79 Mazdock 222.75 232.50 Perm Magnets 344.30 352.90 Scanp Geom [2] 14.45 15.15 Swil 88.90 93.30 DCM 45.70 45.60 Mirc Ele [1] 14.90 15.60 SumitWoods 12.55 12.75 Whiteorg 6.89 6.85 Ashnoor Tex. 35.00 35.10 Cosco India 153.80 139.75 Grinfra [5] 1580.65 1612.90 Kallam [2] 14.95 15.35 Mcloud 63.65 60.80 Pharmaids Ph 13.75 13.65 Scanstl 48.50 50.90 Swsolar [1] 259.95 275.95 DeepakFertil 392.15 406.60 ModiRubber 63.80 62.85 Sund.Multi [1] 1.90 1.95 Wim Plast Lt 461.65 496.55 Asian Star 867.75 889.45 Craftsman [5] 1862.55 1877.95 Grm Overseas 841.35 846.10 Kalyankjil 62.05 62.30 Medi Caps 46.60 47.45 Piccadily Ag 18.35 17.50 Seacoast 209.70 213.50 Synco Form. [1] 6.26 6.49 DeepEneResou 39.05 39.30 Mohit Ind 11.20 10.85 Super Spn [1] 9.10 9.55 Windlas [5] 341.05 349.25 Asianene 134.90 136.05 Cressanda So[1] 2.08 1.98 Gstl 51.55 54.75 Kamaholding 9039.40 9188.10 MediaMatrix [1] 5.81 5.87 Piccadily Su 13.30 12.80 Seyaind 56.55 57.60 Syschem (I) 8.29 8.18 Dhar.Sugar 15.05 15.80 MohotaIndus 7.55 7.35 Supr.Petro 638.00 630.85 Winsome Brew 11.21 10.65 Asiil [1] 14.60 15.25 Cslfinance 108.10 114.65 Guj.Themis. [5] 418.45 420.30 Kanchi 738.35 756.45 Medicamen Bi 611.95 639.90 Pix Trans 698.55 734.05 Sgil 156.15 160.85 T & I Global 116.20 124.00 Digicontent [2] 11.35 11.90 Mold­TekTec [2] 72.60 75.85 Suryalaxmi 51.50 53.85 Wpil Ltd. 785.75 810.70 Asm Technolo 261.50 266.20 Dai­Ichi Kar 374.15 382.10 H.P.Cotton 83.15 87.30 Kanishk St. 18.95 19.75 Medinova Dia 49.90 47.70 Pmcfin [1] 2.24 2.13 Sgrl 345.90 354.65 Taalent 959.50 903.70 DigispiceTec 56.65 58.20 Mukand 142.90 145.25 Tainwala 82.05 79.20 Xtglobal [1] 36.65 37.55 Asrl 127.70 125.55 Danlaw Tech. 217.20 213.00 Halder 454.15 476.85 Kanpur Plast 222.90 233.00 Mega Corpn. [1] 1.22 1.16 Pml 1466.50 1477.35 Sh.Steel Wir 25.00 25.55 Talbroseng 220.90 238.70 Ducon Infra [1] 10.25 9.75 NagaDhunseri 1400.85 1427.85 Tanla Sol [1] 869.85 881.65 Yashchem 36.65 36.50 Asso.Alcohol 421.95 429.90 Daulat Sec. 15.58 16.35 Haldyn Glass [1] 34.75 35.80 Kclinfra [2] 2.09 1.99 Mehai 46.95 44.85 Polson Ltd. [50] 10929.85 10834.40 Sha Eng Pla 1778.30 1795.15 Tamboli Cap 49.85 50.00 Eclerx 2159.40 2261.15 NagarjunFert[1] 10.65 11.15 TataSteelBSL 88.60 91.75 Yasho 600.55 607.65 Atharv Ent 1.68 1.71 Deccangold [1] 17.25 17.15 Happstmnds [2] 1390.00 1421.35 Kcp Sugar In [1] 21.60 22.10 MenonPiston[1] 33.20 33.45 Polycab 1829.20 1823.95 Shahlon 62.90 66.00 Taneja Aero. [5] 42.00 43.00 Ever.Kanto [2] 97.10 101.95 Nagrk.Exp [5] 32.25 31.95 TataSteellng 922.10 927.20 Yashpakka 85.35 85.90 Atishay 30.05 29.70 Decipher 34.15 35.25 Hawkins Cook 6206.85 6285.35 Keerthi 156.30 161.60 Mescon 15.00 14.50 Poona Dal 52.55 51.95 Shangar [5] 6.28 6.70 Tata Yodogaw 54.00 54.95 ExpleoSolu 1016.25 999.15 Nah.Ind 102.55 107.65 TataTel(Mah) 34.75 36.45 Yuken India 504.95 523.20 Auro Lab. 117.05 120.30 Deep 156.50 157.10 Haz Mul Pro 16.85 16.80 Kennametal 1315.90 1372.15 Metroglobl 74.95 72.50 Porwal Auto 23.55 24.00 Shardul Secu 61.60 57.05 Tatia Glob [1] 1.84 1.75 ExxaroTiles 122.05 122.45 Nah.Spg [5] 358.65 376.55 TejasNetwork 368.30 361.25 Zenith Fibre 57.50 56.75 Available Fi 76.40 79.85 Deepak Spinn 244.65 246.50 Hemiprop 123.15 127.90 Kerala Ayur 60.30 60.05 Mfl India [1] 0.38 0.37 Powerindia [2] 1802.25 1854.05 Sharika [5] 10.10 9.55 Tatva 2182.80 2136.55 FCS Soft [1] 1.60 1.55 NDRAutoCompo 370.20 386.75 TeraSoftware 49.05 51.50 Zenith Healt [1] 7.67 7.54 Avantel Ltd 670.55 670.75 Deepind 132.40 134.30 Heranba 763.50 797.30 Kg Petrochem 380.95 388.75 Milkfood 325.10 317.90 Ppl 147.55 158.50 Sharp India 45.20 42.95 Tcfc Finance 35.80 37.05 GatewayDistr 248.30 243.50 NeueonTowers 2.65 2.55 ThePKTeaProd 332.95 326.05 Zenlabs 36.60 33.00 Avonmore 38.50 40.15 Denis Chem 53.70 56.35 Hfil 14.90 15.30 Khaitan Che [1] 54.10 56.80 Minaxi Text. [1] 1.12 1.07 Pradeep Met. 75.15 74.65 Shbajrg 268.30 265.45 Tcnsbrands [2] 544.00 557.55 GenusP&B [1] 9.35 9.80 Neuland 1523.20 1481.95 TheWestInPly 63.00 59.95 Zenotech 49.50 49.55 Awhcl [5] 335.80 346.30 Devhari [1] 0.64 0.61 High Energy 1509.35 1489.05 Kic Metaliks [2] 56.65 57.15 Mini Diamond 9.90 9.41 Praveg 110.35 110.50 Sheetal Diam 4.51 4.31 Tcpl Pack 527.80 545.30 Gillander 47.80 48.60 NewgenSWTech 565.65 582.75 Thom.Scot 19.30 19.50 Zf Steering 458.30 473.70 Axtel Indus. 297.00 292.05 Devyani [1] 114.70 113.20 Himtek [2] 110.95 109.00 Kilburn Engg 29.55 30.30 Mishtann [1] 17.51 18.34 Prima Plasti 102.25 106.20 Shervani Ind 284.00 273.95 Tdsl 24.00 25.10 GlobText(In) 10.05 9.55 NilaSpaces 1.85 1.90 Tidewater [2] 1826.05 1852.25 B.N.Rathi Se 34.75 36.85 Dhabriya 61.05 67.50 Hind Alumin 32.95 34.20 Kilpest (I) 487.15 494.40 Mitshi 14.70 15.20 Princepipe 620.95 613.15 Shilp Gravur 109.90 111.30 Technoe [2] 255.75 273.10 Zodiac Ven [1] 25.45 26.45 GlobusSpirit 876.80 906.05 Nitin Spn 194.90 204.60 Tijaria 6.40 6.40 B2b Soft. 26.60 25.35 Dhampure Sgr 27.95 28.00 Hind.Everest 830.15 802.10 Kimiabl [1] 43.05 43.35 Mitsu 259.30 258.00 Prism Medi 4.87 4.80 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 151.25 166.35 Tejnaksh 91.90 88.95 Zomato [1] 127.00 125.15 God.Pow.Isp 1168.45 1132.75 Oil Country 6.40 6.65 TilakngrInd 38.75 40.20 Ba Pack 233.70 230.85 Dhan Roto Sp 87.95 92.30 Hind.Tin Wrk 113.65 117.85 Kims 1253.40 1262.70 Mkexim 70.90 67.40 Prismx 105.90 103.00 ShivaCement[2] 34.05 35.75 Tgvsl 32.70 35.25 Group T GodhaCarbon 38.40 38.40 OlectrGrntec 287.05 301.40 Tips Ind 1027.95 1079.30 Baba Arts [1] 15.05 15.10 Dhanvarsha 652.05 653.20 Hindhard 232.10 243.70 Kinetic Eng. 52.15 54.75 Mnil 13.02 13.54 Pritikauto [2] 17.05 16.75 Shiva Fert. 62.75 63.80 Thinkink [5] 38.50 38.75 GreenpanlInd 232.85 238.30 Omax Auto 41.40 43.45 TirupatiForg 85.50 87.90 Bajaj Steel [5] 894.90 860.95 Dharamsi Chm 318.45 330.40 Hindu.Adhesi 274.40 265.30 Kingsinfra 34.55 34.10 Modern Dairi 7.92 8.30 Ptil 435.75 442.90 Shivalik [5] 969.45 961.00 Tiaanc 12.90 13.50 Avl 655.85 688.60 GTL 14.40 14.95 OnelifeCapAd 24.75 25.95 TN Tele 11.00 10.45 Bajajhcare 830.00 859.15 Dhoot I.Fin. 87.55 91.75 Hitechwind 4.06 4.25 Kiran Vypar 128.70 133.70 Modinatural 116.35 119.05 Pun.Alkali 108.05 108.10 Shree Global [1] 8.46 8.05 Tiger Logs 70.30 73.60 Bh.Immun&Bio 43.05 42.90 GujartRafInd 33.80 32.15 OnePntOneSol 38.10 36.90 TouchwoodEnt 125.10 123.70 Balmer La.In 462.90 460.85 Dhp India Lt 567.95 592.30 Hleglas 3493.45 3505.40 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 232.45 239.40 Modison Met[1] 68.65 70.60 Pun.Communi. 29.20 29.15 Shreeganes 135.25 138.25 Tiindia [1] 1292.05 1280.15 Darshanorna 54.90 55.05 GulshanPoly [1] 225.50 230.85 OptimusInfra 140.35 147.35 TreeHouseEdu 8.55 8.60 Bambino Agro 261.95 270.90 Diamines&Chm 256.40 263.60 Homefirst [2] 559.30 559.95 Kirlosar Pn [2] 344.95 341.90 Modulex 17.80 17.55 Pvvinfra 6.60 6.87 Shri Dinesh 594.80 604.20 Tilak [1] 3.39 3.55 Exxaro 122.05 122.25 Hexa Trade [2] 213.00 218.90 Opto Cir 3.45 3.50 TVVision 3.05 3.20 Barbeque [5] 1051.10 1094.20 Diana Tea Co [5] 23.70 24.45 Huil 4464.30 4525.80 Kirloskar El 16.75 17.40 Monarch 126.45 125.15 Pwasml 33.65 35.00 ShrJagdamb [1] 1281.30 1217.25 Timex Group [1] 43.10 42.75 Greenpanel [1] 231.25 235.65 HFCL [1] 58.95 61.85 OrchidPharma 380.15 392.85 Utm.G.Stl 4.00 4.20 Basant Agro [1] 11.73 12.22 Disa India 5480.00 5343.95 Icicialplv 170.20 169.23 Kisan Mould. 16.90 16.25 Morgan Cru [5] 892.65 904.00 Quadrant [1] 0.26 0.25 Shubham 125.10 130.00 Tinnarubr 91.05 90.55 Grwrhitech 993.60 999.40 Himat.Seid [5] 251.50 247.25 PanacheDigi 57.10 57.30 Utm.Sug 180.85 189.85 Bclil 201.95 214.00 Divya.Granit 69.60 73.80 Icicifmcg 386.80 382.18 Kkalpanaind [2] 46.00 49.05 Moschip [2] 41.10 41.90 Raclgear 433.85 473.95 Shyammetl 364.20 384.00 Tirupati Sar [5] 6.51 6.83 Hind.Foods 1754.70 1796.55 HindNtGls&I [2] 35.65 34.80 Param.Comn[2] 12.00 12.60 VikasLifecar 3.55 3.40 Bcpl 50.00 53.35 Dodla 544.50 549.95 Icicilovol 135.23 135.12 Kmc Shil [1] 49.15 50.05 Mstc 251.55 257.80 Radhe Devlop 15.30 16.06 Sika Inter. 459.95 464.30 Titan Biotec 318.40 326.85 Mfl 447.15 469.50 HindujaGlobl 2832.45 2883.35 PBA Infra 10.70 10.40 VIPClothing [2] 16.80 17.60 Bdh Indus. 119.20 122.75 Drcsystems 294.50 300.00 Icicim150 103.25 104.03 Kotaknifty 173.54 174.96 Mtartech 1177.75 1191.35 Radiocity [2] 22.80 23.45 Simran Farms 108.25 106.90 Titan Secur. 16.20 16.95 Mol [1] 104.15 109.35 HindustnFood 1781.70 1797.00 PeninsulLand[2] 11.50 10.95 Wanbury 77.25 80.60 Bectorfood 391.00 398.30 Dynamic 62.45 61.90 Icicimcap 95.91 96.54 Kothari Ferm 65.85 65.90 Mukta 2.92 2.97 Raghunath In 12.99 12.73 Sinclair Hot [2] 66.85 67.80 Toyamind [1] 3.23 3.12 Nilaspaces [1] 1.82 1.91 HOV Services 60.35 63.35 PNBHousngFin 646.65 643.00 WelthFrstPrt 220.00 220.95 Beekay 358.15 357.55 Easemytrip [2] 413.70 429.90 Icicinv20 91.01 91.02 Kpel 80.25 80.10 Multibase I 227.40 236.60 Raghuvir Syn 671.60 638.05 Singer India [2] 49.20 52.10 Transchem 21.50 22.50 Paushak Ltd 8376.15 7975.55 Hubtown 30.90 31.40 Ponnie Sug 232.55 242.00 XelpmocDesgn 351.40 360.40 Bengal Tea & 59.15 61.25 Eastwest [2] 7.23 7.13 Icicinxt50 [1] 40.11 40.24 Kpiglobal 122.05 123.40 N.R.Agarwal 305.55 309.50 Railtel 121.15 123.15 Sintexplast [1] 3.83 4.02 Transpek 2077.70 2084.70 Raj Glo Wir 1852.85 1899.60 ICDSLTD 77.80 81.65 PoonwalaFinC 181.55 180.50 YaariDigInt 88.20 90.95 Bengla& Asm 1688.50 1733.15 Ecoreco 77.20 76.20 Icicipharm 88.14 89.00 Kpittech 331.85 315.00 Narayani 31.80 32.40 Rajoo Engin. [1] 24.20 24.45 Siptl [1] 1.90 1.99 Trejhara 57.50 60.35 Relhome 3.03 3.18 IIFL Holding [2] 280.35 287.40 Praj Ind [2] 322.75 338.85 Zuari Ag 113.70 119.15 Bestagro 624.85 627.55 Elantas 3699.25 3707.95 Icicitech 345.05 344.25 Kpt [5] 110.65 112.90 Narendra Pro 24.15 25.15 Ram RatWire[5] 129.45 135.00 Sisl 525.30 526.15 Trio Mercan [2] 2.46 2.40 Rpel 842.00 818.20 IncredbleInd 26.90 26.40 Prajay 20.75 21.20 ZuariGlobal 117.85 123.70

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