FRIDAY • AUGUST 27, 2021 MUMBAI ₹10 • Pages 10 • Volume 28 • Number 238

AUTO FOCUS DATA FOCUS RAISING THE RED FLAG On the 50th anniversary of the Covid­related health claims in just the The independent auditors of Tata Sons original Countach, Lamborghini’s first five months of FY22 have already have expressed concerns over AirAsia futuristic hybrid makes its debut p7 topped claims of whole of FY21 p2 India’s ability to sustain as a going concern p2

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Boeing MAX 737 HIGHER FAMILY PENSION, NPS Govt unlikely to trim to fly again in India PSBs to make ₹21,300­crore OUR BUREAU New Delhi, August 26 The Directorate­General of GST on automobiles Civil Aviation (DGCA) on additional provision yearly Top official says sop Thursday allowed Boeing MAX­8 aircraft to fly again in To soften impact, not needed as sales the country. On account of two have picked up, no fatal accidents, the regulator will seek special RBI had halted operation of this dispensation to inventory build­up type of planes with effect from March 2019. spread it over 5 years OUR BUREAU As on date, SpiceJet is the New Delhi, August 26 only Indian carrier using Boe­ SHISHIR SINHA The government is unlikely to ing 737 MAXaircraft; it has 13 in New Delhi, August 26 ation of the 11 th bi­partite set­ 2018, it was decided that for a oblige any time soon the auto­ Tax burden a single­class configuration Public sector banks will have tlement on wage revision of Central government em­ mobile industry’s demand for each with capacity to carry 189 to set aside an additional public sector bank employ­ ployee, the mandatory con­ ■ lowering the Goods & Services All automobiles attract GST between 18% and 28% passengers. The now groun­ ₹21,300 crore every year for ees, which was signed by the tribution by the employer Tax (GST) for certain categories ■ Apart from this, States collect road tax ded Jet Airways had five such the revised family pension IBA with the unions on would be raised to 14 per cent of vehicles. aircraft. and the higher contribution November 11 last year, there from April 1, 2019. The same ■ The GST on e-vehicle is 5% while that on ambulance has been Hinting at no immediate In its order today, the DGCA toward the National Pension was a proposal for enhance­ mechanism will now apply plans, a senior government offi­ cut to 12% for the period up to September 30 said Boeing 737 MAX planes are System (NPS). ment of the family pension for PSB employees. cial said the Centre had con­ permitted “only upon satisfac­ “Keeping in view the re­ and also the employers’ con­ “Based on the feedback re­ sidered it some time back but cent. Then, there is a cess levied less we address the question of tion of applicable require­ quirements of the Account­ tribution under the NPS. ceived from the banks, the now, with sales picking up and in the range of one to 22 per affordability of cars for the cus­ ments for return to service.” ing Standard (AS15R) issued According to Panda, earlier additional cost on account of no inventory build­up on ac­ cent. Apart from this, State gov­ tomer,” RC Bhargava, Chair­ Details p2 by the Institute of Chartered the scheme had slabs of 15, 20 increased contribution will count of transition from BS­4 to ernments collect a road tax. The man, Maruti Suzuki, had said. Accountants of India and and 30 per cent of last­drawn be ₹1,080 crore per annum BS­6 emission norms, it seems GST on electric vehicle is 5 per He said the high­tax struc­ also per the Companies Ac­ pay, capped at ₹9,284/month. for all the PSBs,” the note unlikely. cent while that on ambulance ture, and the additional costs to Bumper-to-bumper counting Rules (2006), the “That was a paltry sum and mentions. This will have an In fact, the Revenue Secretary has been cut to 12 per cent for meet the new emission and cover must for new incremental provision to­ Finance Minister Nirmala impact on nearly 60 per cent Tarun Bajaj had on Wednesday the period up to September 30. safety norms have turned auto­ wards the family pension as Sitharaman was concerned (around 4.68 lakh) bank em­ said the government is open to Exactly a year before, at a mobiles pricier, making them vehicles in TN: HC per the actuarial estimate is and wanted that to be re­ ployees out of a total discussing a rate revision but meeting organised by an in­ unaffordable for many. OUR BUREAU ₹20,302.9 crore,” read a note vised so that family members strength of over 7.79 lakh. did not commit to any move to dustry chamber, responding to Chennai, August 26 prepared by the government of bank employees get a de­ A higher contribution by cut. a question about the need for 2-wheelers at luxury rate The Madras High Court has for the proposal, seen by cent amount to survive and the employer would trans­ “I would be very happy to en­ lowering the GST rate on two ­ Echoing, Venu Srinivasan, directed the Tamil Nadu BusinessLine. sustain,” he said. late into an increased corpus gage with you to see what we wheelers, Finance Minister Chairman, TVS Motor Com­ Transport Secretary to en­ The note also mentions As on March 31, the total for employees under the NPS, can do even on (GST) tax rates, Nirmala Sitharaman had said pany, said a two­wheeler, which sure that new motor that a special dispensation number of pensioners stood and higher pension payouts. what is the tinkering we can do this was indeed a good sugges­ is the basic mode of transporta­ vehicles sold in the State will be sought from the Re­ at around 5.66 lakh and fam­ As on date, an employee to see to it that certain (vehicle) tion as this category is neither a tion for the country, is being from September 1 get five­ serve Bank of India to allow ily pensioners at over 1.55 can withdraw 60 per cent of segments get the encourage­ luxury nor a sin good. However, taxed at 28 per cent GST, the year bumper­to­bumper in­ provisioning over the next lakh. the total corpus, tax­free. For ment they deserve,” Bajaj had the matter could not be taken highest level on a par with lux­ surance cover, along with five years to avoid any imme­ the rest of the 40 per cent, an said at a conference organised up to the GST Council untilnow. ury products. The automobile coverage for driver, owner, diate impact on bank Higher pension corpus annuity must be purchased by the Society of Indian Auto­ industry, which provides direct passengers and third balance­sheets. According to the contribut­ from a service provider, re­ mobile Manufacturers (SIAM) High tax, high prices and indirect employment to 30 parties. On Wednesday, Financial ory pension system, origin­ gistered and regulated by the on Wednesday. At the ongoing SIAM conven­ million, has moved from im­ Justice S Vaidyanathan, in Services Secretary Debashish ally it was decided that em­ Insurance Regulatory and tion, the tax issue was one of porting and assembling to an order on Wednesday, said Panda said the government ployees will contribute 10 Development Authority of In­ The tax regime key points ofdiscussion. designing and making in India it is mandatory for any new has approved the Indian per cent of their basic plus dia and empanelled by the As on date, barring electric “I don’t think the car in­ with both homegrown firms vehicle sold after September Banks’ Association’s proposal dearness allowance with the Pension Fund Regulatory vehicles and ambulances, all dustry would revive either with and MNCs making large invest­ 1 to have bumper­to­bumper to increase the family pen­ government employer and Development Authority automobiles attract GST ICEs (internal combustion en­ ments in design infrastructure, insurance every year. sion to 30 per cent of the last providing a matching (PFRDA). This is also tax between 18 per cent and 28 per gines), CNG, biofuels or EVs un­ he said. Details p10 drawn salary. In continu­ amount. On December 10, exempt.

Reliance Retail to make BPL, Kelvinator products Centre says asset monetisation won’t impact Move will allow the fans. Reliance has put in ramping up its consumer place an aggressive market­ electronics segment. While workers, but unions sceptical on no discussion company enter the ing and distribution plan announcing its first quarter electrical space that could revive the old In­ results, the company said it Govt insists assets only being leased out, and Finance Ministry holds that con­ Sen, this method of privatisation dian brands. BPL products has ramped up digital com­ cession agreements for different results not just in job losses but FORUM GANDHI will be available at Reli­ merce to serve customer that it remains the employer; operators will call sectors are in different stages of also de­valuation of assets cre­ Mumbai, August 26 ance’s offline and online needs; this segment grew the shots, including on jobs, counter unions being worked out. “Some have ated over decades with public Reliance Retail has acquired platforms. 18.8 per cent. been finalised and others are be­ spending. the licence to manufacture They will also be distrib­ Revenue was up 1.8x year­ POORNIMA JOSHI istry sources told BusinessLine ing worked out,” said sources. “Employment and the num­ and market consumer dur­ uted across local electronic on­year with highest ever New Delhi, August 26 that public assets in different ber of workers have gone down able products under BPL stores, and retail and online recall value for the older quarterly sales from the on­ The Centre on Thursday sought sectors are only being leased out Unions’ concern in the last 10 years in all major and Kelvinator brands. The portals. generation. But for the line platform. to reassure workers that the as­ and, as such, the government re­ Given the variety of the sectors ports – Chennai, Mumbai, move will also allow Reli­ “The plan is to launch new brands to do well, Reliance The retail company’s seg­ set monetisation plan, especially tains ownership and control being monetised, different mod­ Tuticorin, Vizag. What is the rev­ ance Retail enter the elec­ products and major cam­ will have to make them con­ ment EBITDA was at ₹ 2,000 in labour­intensive sectors such with regard to the workforce. els already in existence such as enue generation here? The fact is trical space. paigns for the festival sea­ temporary,” he said . crore, up 80 per cent, as mines and railways, will not “Where is the question of em­ the InvIT (Infrastructure Invest­ that once the lessee, which is a According to sources, the son,” the sources said. buoyed by Fashion & Life­ impact them because the g ov­ ployment security being en­ ment Trust) model in the case of private entity, is in control of op­ deal with BPL will be an­ Reliance Retail did not of­ Digital commerce style and Consumer Elec­ ernment will continue to be the dangered when the assets are Power Grid Corporation of India eration, he controls the employ­ nounced soon while the fer a comment. Though Reliance Retail’s tronics. employer. only being leased out. The g ov­ or the Toll Operate Transfer (TOT) ment terms, too. The govern­ agreement with Kelvinator According to Arvind Sing­ store operations were im­ It is also focussing on scal­ But the unionsremained scep­ ernment retains ownership adopted by the National High­ ment is not being truthful. And has already happened. hal, Founder, Technopak, Re­ pacted by the Covid­related ing up its digital commerce tical of this g overnment’s claim rights as the lessor,” said the ways Authority of India or the before embarking on this liance acquiring the manu­ restrictions, the company’s and merchant partnerships in the light of the fact that there sources. PPP model will be employed. The massive exercise, have the Reviving old brands facturing rights for these net profit was up 123 per that helped partially allevi­ has been no consultation or dia­ However, the unions point out workers’ unions point out that people been given an estimate of Reliance will make and sell brands is a good addition as cent at ₹962 crore in the ate the loss of business due logue with them and the entire that since the lessees in respect­ all these models have been tried what they have earned in the BPL’s product portfolio, in­ it will expand the com­ first quarter ended June 30. to store closures. process of working out conces­ ive contracts for different assets and failed to generate expected past years when assets created cluding air­conditioners, re­ pany’s reach and possibly Its revenue from operations These streams contrib­ sion agreements in different sec­ will operate mines, railways, revenue, while simultaneously by their money have been privat­ frigerators, washing ma­ enhance its private label grew 22 per cent to ₹38,547 uted a sizeable 20 per cent tors remains shrouded in roads, etc., the fate of the work­ resulting in job losses. Accord­ ised? Why haven’t any of the chines, and television sets in segment. crore. of retail sales in the first secrecy. ers will depend on the kind of ing to Centre of Indian Trade stakeholders been consulted?” addition to light bulbs and “These brands have good Reliance Retail has been quarter. Highly­placed Finance Min­ contracts that are drawn up. The Unions general secretary Tapan Sen said.

Fintech start-ups give Indian teens a taste of financial freedom EMIs rising as consumers sit on cash Pre­paid cards of apps like FamPay, YPAY In addition to teaching Navneet Gupta, YPAY also Covid uncertainties have led to a shift in financial literacy to chil­ offers prepaid cards avail­ and Junio allow them to buy online dren, such fintech products able on its app, making it purchasing behaviour; more and easier have also made life easier convenient for teenagers to ‘buy now pay later’ schemes have helped YATTI SONI ing Junio for four months for working parents. Delhi make both online and off­ Bengaluru, August 26 now. NCR­based Surbhi Gupta, line payments. NARAYANAN V the EMI volumes in July 2021 From a nine­year­old buy­ Co­founded by former who works for a venture Nita Chawla, a Mumbai­ Chennai, August 26 compared to February 2020. ing Kindle e­books to a 15­ Paytm senior vice­presid­ capital firm, says how her based entrepreneur whose Mumbai­based communica­ “The ability to process EMIs year­old investing in a ent Shankar Nath and Ankit older son has been using a son Rushil uses FamPay, is tion professional Chirag can through different form cryptocurrency — a host of Gera, Junio is a kids­fo­ prepaid card for teen happy that she does not well afford an iPhone 11, pay­ factors like credit card, debit fintech start­ups are help­ cussed smart card that lets products called YPAY. have to trust her teenage ing upfront. However, he op­ card, point of sale and NBFC ing Indian teenagers make them make digital and “At the beginning of the son with her credit­cards. ted to buy it through a six­ channels, the general con­ independent transactions. physical purchases. month, when I am doing all “It makes my life easier be­ month EMI (equated monthly sumer preference for EMIs Companies like Junio, The task­based rewards the bill payments, I simply cause I can monitor his instalment) scheme. during pandemic times, and Banks have also been launching a slew of BNPL products ISTOCKPHOTO FamPay, and YPAY have system started in the Dad­ recharge YPAY like any money transactions Ditto for Harshita, an em­ the growing preference for launched prepaid cards for lani family only after they other digital payment. better. The moment ployee in the financial ser­ BNPL options among millen­ nesses, all modes of payments crore in April 2020 to 57.73 teenagers (below 18 years), got introduced to the Junio Then, for at least two you give cash to kids vices sector, who recently pur­ nials and Gen Z consumers saw an increase in usage dur­ million transactions worth which allow them to do on­ app. Rahul’s father Rajiv weeks, I am assured that you don’t know what chased a two­wheeler, a are the key factors driving ing these 500 days. Newer ₹61,303.46 crore in July 2021. line transactions without told BusinessLine: “On top he will not nag me for they will do with it. But, refrigerator and an LED TV — EMIs,” says Bhaskar Chatter­ payment methods like p ay “Covid has impacted cash­ setting up their own bank of the task­based incent­ online purchases.” here, all the transac­ all on EMI schemes. jee, Head of Products at later and c ardless EMI also flows for almost everyone. accounts or asking their ives, we also give bonus to tions are accounted The purchasing behaviour Ezetap. saw a steady growth of 220 They are holding on to as parents for bank OTPs. our kids if they don’t Pre-paid cards for.” of Chirag and Harshita re­ per cent and 207 per cent, re­ much liquidity as possible, splurge and are Founded by FamPay was foun­ flects the mindset shift of a Digital drive spectively, indicating con­ which is evident from their Digital buy able to save a ded by two IIT­Roor­ growing number of Indian In a report, ‘The (Covid) Era of sumers’ growing demand for reliance on EMIs,” Amit Ku­ “For all the work that I do in certain kee graduates, Kush consumers, who are opting Rising FinTech’, full­stack fin­ affordable payment options,” mar, Founder, GalaxyCard, a week, my mom rewards amount.” Till Taneja and for EMIs or ‘buy now pay later’ ancial solutions company the company said. According said. me with a monetary incent­ now, Rahul has Sambhav Jain, (BNPL) schemes. Razorpay said that digital to National Payments Corpor­ Banks have also been ive on the app. managed to while they were The pandemic­induced eco­ transactions have grown 80 ation of India (NPCI) digital launching a slew of BNPL “These could be tasks like save about still in campus . nomic uncertainty, job loss per cent from the first 250 payments statistics, the products. While ICICI Bank of­ helping her with house­ ₹4,000 and Like similar products, and pay cuts have forced days of lockdown (March 25 monthly NACH debit of recur­ fers pay­later services on its hold chores, doing well in a hopes to have FamPay’s numberless them to look for options that to November 29, 2020) to the ring payments (includes re­ app, Axis Bank recently school test, etc,” says Rahul enough to buy a prepaid card allows will help them conserve cash . next 250 days (November 30, curring payments EMI, Insur­ launched a new BNPL Dadlani, a 14­year­old from new phone minors to make online Ezetap, a digital payments 2020 to August 6, 2021). ance premium, etc.) has product, focussed on new­to­ Mumbai, who has been us­ soon. and offline payments. company, recorded a 220 per “With increased adoption jumped from 41.36 million bank customers, through its cent (year­on­year) growth in of online payments by busi­ transactions worth ₹ 35,351.11 subsidiary Freecharge.

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BusinessLine 2 NEWS FRIDAY • AUGUST 27 • 2021 Tata Sons’ auditors raise red flag over Covid claims in first five months of AirAsia continuing as a going concern FY22 exceed FY21 full­year numbers Say the airline company’s net worth pany and management’s as­ sessment and actions Demand for health like dialysis,” said another in­ has eroded and losses are climbing implemented.” surer. Many insurers have re­ The auditors drew atten­ cover soars ported losses in the first FORUM GANDHI Air Asia (India) Limited was an tion to the fact that AirAsia In­ quarter of the fiscal and have Mumbai, August 26 added burden on the com­ dia has receivedletter from its DATA FOCUS warned that a third wave The independent auditors of pany. “These conditions and holding company (Tata Sons) could further put pressure on Tata Sons have expressed con­ events indicate the existence that they would make com­ their already elevated com­ cern over AirAsia India’s abil­ of material uncertainty that mercially reasonable endeav­ SURABHI bined ratios. ity to sustain as a going con­ may cast significant doubt on ours, including infusion of Mumbai, August 26 “The heightened loss ratios cern. This comes even as Tata Air Asia (India) Limited’s abil­ the management continues additional capital, if required, Covid related health claims in and in turn lower solvency for Sons has given a letter of in­ ity to continue as a going con­ to undertake various initiat­ in accordance with the ap­ the first five months of the India’s health insurers in the tent to AirAsia stating that it cern.” The auditors had made ives to improve its operating proval of their Board of Dir­ current fiscal have already fourth quarter of 2020­21 and would make commercially similar observations last year cost structure and opera­ ectors, to assist in meeting its topped similar claims in the first quarter of 2021­22 are ex­ reasonable endeavours, in­ also. tional efficiency to achieve financial liabilities for the full fiscal of 2020­21 and non­ pected to normalise gradually cluding infusion of addi­ Tata Sons had acquired an profitability, including nego­ period up to next 12 months life insurers are remaining with reduction in Covid cases tional capital, for this fiscal. In additional stake of 32.67 per tiation with lessors/vendors from the date of balance watchful on the impact of a and increased vaccinations FY21, AirAsia made losses to cent in AirAsia India Limited, for improved commercial sheet. possible third wave. The only (assuming there are no recur­ the tune of ₹1,532 crore. increasing its ownership to terms and better credit facilit­ The assurance has made the silver lining is the sustained ring Covid waves),” ICICI Se­ The auditors, in their notes, 83.67 per cent, after its Malay­ ies. management confident that demand for health cover that curities said in a recent said, “Air Asia (India) Limited, sian joint venture partner de­ It further added: “The man­ AirAsia would continue to has boosted growth for the report. a subsidiary company, has ac­ clined to pump in more agement constantly monitors generate cash flows from its industry. cumulated losses and its net equity. its cash flow requirements to operations and receive opera­ According to general insur­ Near-term pressure worth has been fully eroded, As of March 31, 2021, the sub­ ensure it settles its liabilities tional and financial support ance industry data, as many A report by CARE Ratings also and its current liabilities ex­ sidiary company accumu­ in the normal course of busi­ from its holding company to as 23,64,957 Covid claims were noted that the sector is expec­ ceed its current assets as at lated losses of ₹3,680.34 crore ness, including servicing its fund its operating and capital reported on a cumulative ted to witness pressure in the balance sheet date by against a share capital of obligations under loan ar­ expenditure requirements for basis by August 18, amounting near term profitability given ₹2,108.99 crore.” ₹1,500 crore. rangements, on a timely the foreseeable future. to ₹29,949.9 crore. Of these, that no increase in the motor basis. Also, the audited finan­ Tata group’s other joint ven­ 19,66,595 claims worth TP premium has been an­ Covid-19 impact Management initiatives cial statements describe the ture airlines company with ₹18,325.4 crore have been nounced and Covid claims are The auditors further said the While flagging the hurdles in continued impact of Covid­19 Singapore Airlines, Tata SIA, settled. persisting and net incurred impact of Covid­19 on the the way of AirAsia, the inde­ on the business and opera­ also known as Vistara, too health insurance claims have business and operations of pendent auditors noted that tions of the subsidiary com­ made a loss of ₹1,611 crore. Wait-and-watch mode jumped more than 1.5 times Bhaskar Nerurkar, Head, in the first quarter this fiscal Health Claims, Bajaj Allianz versus a year ago. General Insurance, said, “By A number of insurers are July this year, Covid related also looking at raising prices Carborundum Universal to buy claims had touched 127 per for health products to meet cent of last year’s claims. Over­ the losses. all health claims are certainly Meanwhile, the health seg­ increasing, but our focus is to ment grew 34.2 per cent PLUSS Advanced Tech for ₹115 cr be there for our customers in between April and July this times of need. Covid related year, which is much higher OUR BUREAU mechanical properties. PCMs ergy storage materials with in India as well as globally. claims have now come down than 9.9 per cent a year ago, Chennai, August 26 are substances which absorb versatile applications. CUMI PLUSS with CUMI’s global foot­ and claims are now regarding when a large part of the Murugappa Group company or release energy during has six decades of experience print and investment support pre­planned surgeries and period was under a lockdown. Carborundum Universal Ltd phase transition, from solid in processing varied materi­ is well poised to address these other procedures. Industry is “Health insurance premi­ (CUMI) will buy a controlling to liquid and vice versa. PLUSS als, manufacturing and distri­ opportunities,” said Srid­ on a wait and watch mode, ums have been the main stake in PLUSS Advanced Tech­ plays a key role in the cold bution across geographies. haran Rangarajan, Director – but no one can predict if and drivers of the non­life insur­ nologies Pvt Ltd (PLUSS), a spe­ chain logistics of Sputnik V Leveraging these strengths, Finance and Strategy, CUMI. when a third wave will ance industry since the com­ ciality materials research and Covid vaccines, according to a we plan to offer global cus­ PLUSS started as a boot­ happen.” mencement of the Covid­19 manufacturing company, at statement. tomers a broad range of speci­ strapped business in 1994. Insurers say that even as pandemic,” CARE Ratings an initial investment of ₹115 ality PCM products and Now, the company is entering Covid related claims have said. crore. Material sciences solutions.” phase 3 of its growth, where come down in recent months, While general insurers Gurugram­headquartered N Ananthaseshan, Managing “PLUSS is a niche techno­ the focus is on quick introduc­ medical claims for routine grew 12.9 per cent on a year on PLUSS is engaged in the fields Director, CUMI, said, “Acquisi­ logy company with good tion of commercialised surgeries and hospitalisation year basis between April and of phase change materials tion of PLUSS fits in well with growth prospects. Opportun­ products through infrastruc­ are now picking up. July, standalone health in­ (PCM) for thermal energy CUMI’s long term goal of pur­ ities in pharma cold chain, re­ ture creation, continuous in­ “In some cases, there is also surers reported a 46.1 per cent storage and speciality poly­ suing opportunities that frigeration & food supply novation, license technolo­ a lag in reporting due to the growth in premium in the meric additives for polymer leverage material science sus­ chain, medical devices, build­ gies and strategic lockdowns and we are now same period on an annual recycling and enhancing tainably. PCMs are thermal en­ ings and HVAC are emerging partnerships. getting claims for procedures basis. Chip shortage can be an Barclays Bank Auto component sector seeks invests ₹3,000 cr in Boeing MAX 737 to opportunity: SIAM chief Indian operations fly again in India long­term roadmap from govt OUR BUREAU New Delhi, August 26 OUR BUREAU SpiceJet is the only people, including four Indians, OUR BUREAU Given the volatility in the en­ Semiconductor shortage — Mumbai, August 26 dead. Aircraft manufacturer New Delhi, August 26 vironment, Jain said it was for though a big challenge — can Barclays Bank PLC India on Indian carrier that Boeing has been modifying the The Automotive Component the industry to find answers be turned into big opportun­ Thursday announced that its has Max planes 737 MAX plane since then so Manufacturers Association of on how to “strive to survive, ity for the component manu­ head office had invested over that various countries’ regulat­ India (ACMA) has called for a piece ourselves together to re­ facturing industry, Kenichi ₹3,000 crore to accelerate its in its fleet ors, including the DGCA, per­ long­term stable and techno­ vive and explore the opportun­ Ayukawa, President, Society growth in India. mit its passenger flight opera­ logy agnostic roadmap to al­ ities for growth”. of Automobile Manufactur­ With this infusion, the Brit­ OUR BUREAU tions again. low localisation of technolo­ ers (SIAM), said on Thursday. Kenichi Ayukawa, ish bank’s invested capital in New Delhi, August 26 On March 13, 2019, SpiceJet gies, saying it is critical for the More investments needed Speaking at the annual SIAM President the country will increase to The Directorate General of Civil had to ground 12 MAX planes, survival and competitiveness In his keynote address, RC convention of the Automot­ over ₹8,300 crore, according to Aviation (DGCA) on Thursday forcing it to cancel a significant of the industry amid declining Bhargava, Chairman, Maruti ive Component Manufactur­ pacted the domestic auto a statement. allowed Boeing MAX aircraft to number of flights on that day as vehicle sales. Suzuki India, said there is a ers Association of India industry since last year and This is its single largest cap­ fly again in the country. On ac­ well as the next. Jet Airways had Speaking at the 61st annual Deepak Jain, President, ACMA need of more investments by (ACMA), he said the demand continues to be a big chal­ ital infusion so far in its India count of two fatal accidents, the five MAX planes in its fleet, but convention of the components the components industry in for technology­based equip­ lenge, he said . operations. It had previously in­ regulator had prohibited oper­ they were already grounded as industry body here on by over 13.6 per cent. The com­ developing engineering and ment has increased mani­ The usage of semiconduct­ fused ₹540 crore in 2019­10, a ation of such planes in March on March 13, 2019, due to non­ Thursday, Deepak Jain, Presid­ ponent industry also wit­ R&D capabilities for that fold in various sectors along­ ors in the auto industry has spokesperson said. “The expan­ 2019. payment of dues to the lessors. ent, ACMA, said factors such as nessed a de­growth of 3 per should come from their in­ side the automotive gone up globally in recent sion in Tier 1 capital reinforces As on date, SpiceJet is the only A month later, the full­service high domestic taxation, in­ cent,” he said. ternal resources. segment. times with new models com­ Barclays’ commitment to India, Indian carrier that has 8 Boeing carrier had shut down its oper­ creasing fuel costs, steep rise in Jain said with the second “Internal resources need to ing up with more and more and will enable further growth 737 MAX aircraft. The company ations due to lack of funds. commodity prices are ad­ wave of pandemic, the revival be maximised...I have been say­ Growing challenges electronic features such as of the bank’s corporate and in­ has 13 such aircraft in single In October 2018, a 737 MAX versely impacting affordability of auto components industry ing this for sometime that the “The challenge of Covid­19 bluetooth connectivity and vestment banking and private class configuration with capa­ plane operated by Lion Air had of vehicles, and in turn the vi­ has again been put to test. secret of success of building continues globally, and dif­ driver­assist, navigation and clients businesses,” the state­ city to carry 189 passengers. crashed in Indonesia, killing ability of the component “High domestic taxation, in­ strong companies for develop­ ferent regions are being im­ hybrid­electric systems. ment said. Earlier, the now grounded Jet 180 people. sector. creasing fuel costs, steep rise in ing technology for growth is to pacted at different times. Jaideep Khanna, Head of Airways had five such aircraft. commodity prices, among oth­ generate more and more in­ While the global supply Components production Barclays, Asia Pacific, and Coun­ In its order dated August 26, SpiceJet inks settlement Covid challenges ers is adversely impacting af­ ternal resources...I would chain is already very com­ On manufacturing such try CEO, India, said, “The capital the DGCA said Boeing 737 MAX Earlier in the day, before the “The last two years have been fordability of vehicles, and in strongly suggest to compon­ plex, such disruptions and components in India, Ay­ infusion in the bank reflects the planes are permitted “only DGCA order was made public, extremely challenging for the turn the viability of the com­ ent manufacturers that they uncertainties further add to ukawa said, “The invitation success and strong track record upon satisfaction of applicable SpiceJet announced that it had industry with two lockdowns ponent sector,” he said adding need to look at entire manage­ the challenge. Hence our by the government for ex­ of our India franchise built over requirements for return to ser­ entered into a settlement with in the wake of the pandemic that a long­term stable and ment culture and manage­ preparation has to keep pace pression of interest for man­ the last three decades. We have vice.” Avolon, a major lessor of MAX that threatened to derail our technology agnostic roadmap ment style and see how more with the growing chal­ ufacturing semi­conductors ambitious growth aspirations, On March 13, 2019, all Boeing aircraft, paving the way for the economy and industry. The that allows sufficient time for funds remain within the com­ lenges,” Ayukawa said. in India is a much needed, and the investment will help ac­ 737 MAX planes were grounded airline’s 737 MAX aircraft to re­ year 2020­21 witnessed the localisation of technologies pany and less funds are used The global semiconductor long­term step, in the right celerate that as we look to lever­ in India by the DGCA after the turn to service. The airline ex­ second successive year of con­ would be critical for survival for other purposes including supply chain has become in­ direction. I am sure global age the attractive opportunit­ crash of an Ethiopian Airlines pects to start operations of MAX traction in vehicle sales in In­ and competitiveness of the lifestyle of senior manage­ creasingly at risk due to sev­ investors will take advantage ies that the present situation 737 MAX plane on March 10 near aircraft by September­end sub­ dia and overall vehicle sales fell industry. ment personnel,” he said. eral factors, and it has im­ of this opportunity in India.” offers.” Addis Ababa which left 157 ject to regulatory approvals. JCB India takes digital solutions to rural customers Megha Engineering to deliver Customers can now results have been rewarding. will communicate on the smartphones. This helped us 23 oil rigs to ONGC by March JCB India’s digital solutions smartphones. Our service en­ deliver parts at their door­ place orders for have played an immense role gineers can use smartphones steps, and that helped put the OUR BUREAU the success of ‘Make in India’ rigs to ONGC by March. parts using their in meeting the service obliga­ to service the machines re­ machines back on work Hyderabad, August 26 and Atmanirbhar Bharat. MEIL As per the arrangement, tions of the customers across motely. So, we have ensured quickly,” said Shetty. Megha Engineering & Infra­ is contributing to both the ini­ MEIL will manufacture and de­ smartphones the country – be it defence improvement in the uptime Also, JCB India used video structures Ltd (MEIL), the diver­ tiatives and playing its part in liver the rigs to ONGC assets in customers in Leh and Ladakh of our machines, bringing mode to support customers sified infrastructure company, boosting domestic oil produc­ Assam (Shib Sagar, Jorhat), G BALACHANDAR regions or in the remotest of more value to the customers,” from Kashmir to Kanyaku­ is upbeat on its oil rig manufac­ tion and securing the country’s Andhra Pradesh (Rajahmun­ Chennai, August 26 villages. said Deepak Shetty, CEO & mari. “We have several appre­ ture business for supplies in In­ energy future,” P Rajesh Reddy, dry), Gujarat (Ahmedabad, Deepak Shetty, CEO and MD The Covid­19 pandemic un­ Managing Director of JCB In­ ciation letters from defence dia and other markets and sees Vice­President, MEIL, said. Ankleshwar, Mehsana and leashed digital transforma­ Digital solutions through a digital interface. dia. on the service support exten­ potential for $2­billion Cambay), Tripura (Agartala) tion, and corporates across Like cars, construction ma­ Also, genuine parts were ded using digital mode dur­ business. Domestic manufacturing and Tamil Nadu (Karaikal). sectors had to boost their di­ chines too have gone digital made to be ordered online Sales through app ing this pandemic phase,” he By March next, the company “Till recently, India was de­ ONGC’s order of 47 rigs com­ gital maturity not only to stay with the increased use of elec­ through the JCB Parts Mobile During this lockdown phase, added. is set to deliver 23 rigs to ONGC pendent on imported oil and prises 20 workover rigs and 27 resilient but also to serve cus­ tronics. These machines are Application as lockdown and about 15 per cent of sales of In the current environ­ with 14 rigs are now in trans­ fuel extraction rigs. MEIL has land drilling rigs. The 20 tomer preferences in the last now sold with many digital restrictions hampered move­ machine parts happened ment, digital solutions are of portation to different locations significantly boosted domestic workover rigs include 12 hav­ 18 months. As a result, people solutions including tracking ments. through the company’s app. great help to the companies. across India. This is part of the rig manufacturing capacity. ing capacity of 50 mt, four hav­ in cities and big towns have software. Till date, JCB has “These are sophisticated Also, more than 75 per cent of The new technologies come ₹6,000­crore order for supply The second rig, handed over to ing 100 mt capacity and an­ been experiencing the ease sold more than 1.8 lakh machines and may require the orders were placed on di­ in handy to offer more value of 47 rigs to ONGC. ONGC, will be deployed in Gu­ other four with a capacity of and efficiency of the digital LiveLink­enabled machines in service personnel to carry gital mode by the customers in machines by ensuring pro­ The company expects to step jarat. ONGC will benefit from 150 mt. way of life. But companies like the country. laptops to the rural areas. But from rural areas. ductivity improvements and up the indigenous component these advanced rigs built in the Of the 27 land drilling rigs, JCB India have taken the di­ During the lockdown it is difficult to do so. Hence, “So, it was heartening to see better customer experiences, of these advanced rigs from 50 country,” N Krishna Kumar, two are mobile hydraulic rigs gital revolution to the hinter­ phase, JCB’s Intelli­Diagnostic we have a new technology un­ rural customers adopting di­ thereby offsetting the price per cent to 90 per cent over Head­Oil Rigs Division, MEIL, and others are of varied capa­ lands with digital solutions technology came in handy for der which we have put a gital and they could place or­ increases as also reducing the time. “Reducing dependence said. cities. The 2,000 HP rigs can for its rural customers. The accurate fault­finding dongle on the machine, and it ders for parts using their lifecycle costs of products. on energy imports is a must for He said they aim to deliver 23 drill up to 6,000 metres.

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Cerebration enters finals leg Govt relaxes rules to make India a drone hub OUR BUREAU Drones can now operate in green zones port. For other areas, vertical registering it on the digital Chennai, August 26 distance could be 400 ft or sky platform and obtaining a BusinessLine’s Cerebration without approval; nano, micro drones 120 m . The airspace above unique identification num­ 2021 has entered its final exempted from remote pilot licence 400 ft or 120 m in the desig­ ber, unless exempted.” Any stages. The quiz, in a virtual nated green zone and the air­ such flying machine, manu­ format this year, will conduct OUR BUREAU eering to make India a drone space above 200 ft or 60 m in factured here or imported on its national finals on August New Delhi, August 26 hub,” he said in a tweet. the area located between the or before November 30, 2021 28 at 11 am. The Civil Aviation Ministry Civil Aviation Minister lateral distance of 8 km and will need to apply and get re­ Designed for corporate ex­ notified new rules for drone Jyotiraditya Scindia said that 12 km from the perimeter of gistration within 31 days. ecutives, business profession­ operation in India. The new new rules will trigger a re­ an operational airport, will Rules permit transfer of als, B­school students, and rules allow drones to operate volution not just in the logist­ be designated as ‘yellow drones to any other person MBA aspirants, it saw an over­ in green zone without prior ics and transportation sector, zone’. through ‘sale, lease, gift or whelming response for parti­ approval. but will create change ripples ‘Red zone’ means the air­ any other mode.’ cipation with over 6,000 can­ Metla, Tech Consultant Prime Minister Narendra across sectors like agricul­ space of defined dimensions, Each of the drones, barring didates taking the initial test (Bengaluru), Shantanu Modi said the rules are based ture, healthcare, mining etc. above the land areas or territ­ nano category and a model to qualify for the regional Sharma, IIT­Gandhinagar on the premise of trust and “It will also provide a launch­ orial waters of India, or any remotely piloted aircraft sys­ rounds. The top six from each (Mumbai), Ayush Awasthi, EY self­certification. Approvals, pad to our start­ups who are than or equal to 25 kg ), me­ green zone,” the notification installation or notified port tem, will need to have type city then battled it out (Delhi), Kapinjal Chow­ compliance requirements ready to lead this revolution dium (weighing more than said. limits specified by the Centre certificate. The operator of to emerge as the re­ dhury, TCS (Hyderabad), and entry barriers have been from the front,” he said. 25 kilograms, but less than or beyond the territorial waters the drone must have remote gional champion. Jameer KB, Q Collection significantly reduced. The Drone, here, means an un­ equal to 150 kg) and l arge Classification of zones of India. Here unmanned air­ pilot licence. An individual The regional rounds Knowledge Solutions new rules will tremendously manned aircraft system weighing more than 150 kg). The rules define ‘green zone’ craft system operations will between the age of 18 and 64 were held over the previ­ (Kochi), and help start­ups and youth which has been categorised “No person shall operate as an airspace of up to a ver­ be permitted only by the and with minimum educa­ ous two weekends Jayakanthan R, TCS working in this sector, he into: nano (weighing less an unmanned aircraft system tical distance of 200 feet or Centre. tional qualification of class across Chennai, Kochi, Scan & Share (Chennai). said. “It will open up new pos­ than or equal to 250 grams), in a red zone or yellow zone 60 metre above the area loc­ tenth pass will be eligible. Hyderabad, Bengaluru, To watch the live sibilities for innovation and micro (weighing more than without prior permission. No ated between a lateral dis­ Eligibility criteria She or he will be required to Delhi and Mumbai. The win­ streaming of the grand finale, business. It will help leverage 250 gm, but less than or prior permission shall be re­ tance of 8 kilometre and 12 The rules stated, “No person complete the training from ner of the regional rounds register by visiting: https:// India’s strengths in innova­ equal to 2 kg), small (weigh­ quired for operating an un­ kilometres from the peri­ shall operate an unmanned an authorised centre to apply who will face­off at the na­ bit.ly/BLQUIZ2021 or scan the tion, technology and engin­ ing more than 2 kg , but less manned aircraft system in a meter of an operational air­ aircraft system without first for the licence. tional finals are: Yogesa QR code. ‘Approach Revenue dept for better RoDTEP benefits’ 3 MDs, 10 EDs of PSBs get extension Best rates offered ₹40,000 crore budgeted for which have not been refunded List includes PNB’s MEIS when the scheme was under any other duty remission to exporters given functional, while it covered schemes, including embedded Mallikarjuna Rao, budget constraints: 8,555 items compared to taxes, exporters complain that BoM’s AS Rajeev around 8,000 items under the the actual rates are not fully Commerce Ministry MEIS. compensating for taxes paid. KR SRIVATS The iron and steel, chemicals New Delhi, August 26 AMITI SEN Rates of remission and pharmaceuticals sectors The Appointments Committee New Delhi, August 26 The rates of remission range have been excluded while ini­ of the Cabinet (ACC) gave its Faced with the industry’s de­ Rates of reimbursement under the RoDTEP scheme disappointed between 0.01 per cent and 4.3 tially there were no indications nod for the extension of terms mand for increasing rates un­ exporters as they are lower for many sectors BLOOMBERG per cent of the exported value that they would be left out. of three serving Managing Dir­ EDs who received extension include Ajay Khurana (BoB), der the recently announced in­ are lower for many sectors than were informed that the best under the RoDTEP scheme, but a “The Commerce & Industry ector and CEOs and ten Execut­ A Manimekhalai (Canara Bank) and PR Rajagopal (BoI) REUTERS put duty reimbursement expected, based on their calcu­ possible rates under the RoDTEP majority of items are entitled to Ministry believes that the griev­ ive Directors in various public scheme for exporters and the in­ lations of taxes paid. The scheme were announced by the 1 per cent or lower . Items en­ ances of exporters can be ad­ sector banks. been extended by two years till jab National Bank), Gopal clusion of certain excluded sec­ RoDTEP rates are also mostly Commerce & Industry Ministry titled to 4 per cent or more are dressed only by increasing the The three MD and CEOs who December 1, 2023. Singh Gussain (Union Bank of tors, the Commerce & Industry lower than the reimbursement based on the available re­ less than 400 with many textile budget for the scheme and the got tenure extensions include The EDs who received exten­ India), Vikramaditya Singh Minister has proposed that the rates under the Merchandise Ex­ sources. They were asked to take items included in the category. Department of Revenue can Ch SS Mallikarjuna Rao of Pun­ sion for two years beyond their Khichi (Bank of Baroda), requests be placed before the port from India Scheme (MEIS), their case to the Department of “There was no way the Com­ take a call on the matter,” the of­ jab National Bank, Atul Kumar currently notified term expiry Shenoy Vishwanath Vittal (In­ Department of Revenue for which it replaced, since the Revenue if they wanted more merce & Industry Ministry ficial said. Goel of UCO Bank and AS Rajeev date are Ajay Khurana (Bank of dian Bank), Vijay Dube (Punjab consideration. older scheme was non­transpar­ under RoDTEP,” an official track­ could give comparable rates un­ The government has set an of Bank of Maharashtra. While Baroda), A Manimekhalai (Ca­ National Bank), Alok Srivastava The rates of reimbursement ent and hence, not compatible ing the matter told der RoDTEP with such a low ambitious export target of $400 Mallikarjuna Rao’s term has nara Bank) and PR Rajagopal (Central Bank of India) and under the Remission of Duties with WTO rules. BusinessLine. budget,” the official said. billion for the on­going fiscal as been extended till January 31 (Bank of India). Manas Ranjan Biswal (Union and Taxes on Exported Products “At the recent meeting held The Finance Ministry had Although RoDTEP is sup­ opposed to $292 billion of ex­ next year, the term of Anil Ku­ The other seven EDs whose Bank of India ), according to an (RoDTEP) scheme announced by Commerce & Industry Minis­ sanctioned a limited budget of posed to provide for rebate of all ports in 2020­21 and is looking mar Goel has been extended term have been extended till executive order issued by the by the government this month ter Piyush Goyal with various in­ ₹13,000 crore for the RoDTEP Central, State and local duties/ at all possible ways to boost for two years till November 1, the date of their superannu­ Department of Personnel and disappointed exporters as they dustry bodies, representatives scheme as opposed to over taxes/levies on exported goods shipments. 2023. AS Rajeev’s tenure has ation are Sanjay Kumar (Pun­ Training.

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OUR BUREAU provided the aforementioned Mumbai, August 26 entities had not availed of bene­ There are only a few takers for On May 5, RBI announced fits under any of the earlier re­ the debt restructuring facility Resolution Framework 2.0 structuring frameworks (in­ offered by the Reserve Bank of cluding Resolution Framework India (RBI) under its Resolution weakening of sentiment around 1.0 dated August 6, 2020), and Framework 2.0 amid demand recovery, and a likely third wave were classified as standard ac­ recovery, according to a Crisil leading to fresh curbs on eco­ counts as on March 31, 2021. Ratings survey of about 4,700 nomic activity, will influence companies rated by it. more companies to seek restruc­ Increase in threshold Crisil Ratings’ investment turing 2.0. Referring to the RBI raising the grade­rated corporates have “This could be especially true aggregate debt threshold under shown resilience amid the pan­ for the smaller ones that typic­ Resolution Framework 2.0 to demic and hardly anyone is ally experience more stress. ₹50 crore from ₹25 crore on planning to avail of restructur­ Greater clarity will emerge June 4, 2021, the agency said, ing 2.0. In fact, the survey shows closer to the September 30, 2021 “This increase in threshold led to that as much as 95 per cent of deadline set by the RBI for invok­ about two­thirds of the Crisil­ those opting for, or inclined to ing the restructuring plan,” it rated mid­sized companies be­ seek restructuring, belong to the said. coming eligible for the restruc­ sub­investment grade category. Crisil emphasised that these turing 2.0 scheme.” Within the sub­investment are preliminary readings from Crisil stated the fact that only grade companies, four out of the survey, and may not be re­ a handful of companies are ex­ five are rated in the ‘B’ or lower flective of the inclination ploring the restructuring op­ rating categories, indicating among those not rated by it. tion could be reflective of a relat­ that only companies with weak In particular, most of the mi­ ively improved business outlook credit quality are exploring re­ cro and small enterprises in In­ accompanying a pick­up in eco­ structuring, the agency said. dia are unrated, it added. The RBI nomic activity in the aftermath Crisil cautioned that any had, on May 5, 2021, announced of the pandemic’s second wave. ED seizes ₹106.93 crore from NBFC backed by Chinese entity PC Financial them through call centres. eign outward remittances PC Financial Services (PCFS), worth ₹429.29 crore in the Services is owned an NBFC that provides instant name of payments for soft­ by Zhou Yahui personal micro loans through ware services received from re­ its mobile application ‘Cash­ lated foreign companies. FORUM GANDHI bean’, is owned by Chinese Na­ “Detailed investigation into Mumbai, August 26 tional Zhou Yahui through the foreign expenses paid by The Directorate of Enforce­ multiple layers of companies the NBFC revealed that most of ment seized ₹106.93 crore, ly­ that are based in Mexico and the payments were made to ing in bank accounts and vir­ Cayman Islands. foreign companies, which are tual accounts with payment The original Indian Com­ related and owned by the same gateways, belonging to PC Fin­ pany PCFS was incorporated in Chinese Nationals, who own ancial Services under the pro­ 1995 by Indian nationals and the Opera Group. All foreign visions of the Foreign Ex­ got NBFC license in 2002. After service providers were chosen change Management Act, 1999 the RBI’s approval in 2018, the by the Chinese owners and the (FEMA). ownership moved to the price of the services was also This is part of the ED’s invest­ Chinese entity. fixed by them. ED has found igation’s of a number of NBFCs that exorbitant payments were and fintech companies under The investigation blindly allowed by the dummy PMLA, for providing instant The investigation further re­ Indian Directors of PCFS micro­loans using mobile apps vealed that the foreign parent without any due diligence and and then extorting high rates companies of PCFS brought in on the instructions of the of interest by using personal FDI worth ₹173 crore for lend­ Country Head Zhang Hong, data of the customers illegally ing business and within a who directly reported to Zhou and threatening and abusing short span of time, made for­ Yahui,” the ED said.

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0x y z friday, august 27, 2021 Time to redesign capitalist enterprises Gold standard Ranking must be based on their impact on citizens and the environment, and not on shareholder returns alone 1970s, Milton Friedman and the are judged by the stock­market sys­ Mandatory hallmarking of jewellery benefits all Chicago School of economics have tem (including the business press), stakeholders. The Centre shouldn’t give in to protests promoted the idea that the busi­ by the financial returns they pro­ ness of businesses must be to serve duce for investors, ESG scorecards only the interests of their investors, will remain a side­show. ny regulation that brings about a big and that ‘externalities’ should not The time has come to reinvent change in the manner in which trade confuse them. At the same time, the design of the capitalist business they also advocated restriction of corporation to align capitalists has been carried out over decades, is A ARUN MAIRA the government’s role in the with the well­being of nations and bound to be met with resistance — as in economy. their citizens. Concepts of ‘social the case of jewellers who are protesting against These ideas influenced Margaret enterprises’ are becoming attract­ the Bureau of Indian Standards’ order mandating rouble is brewing Thatcher and Ronald Reagan. In ive. However, most fall short of the between capitalist enter­ fact, Reagan declared that govern­ fundamental redesign necessary. hallmarking of all gold and silver articles from Tprises and national gov­ ment is not the solution to citizens’ Social enterprises must not be­ June. But the hallmarking rules are a step in the ernments. An Indian Cab­ problems: government is the prob­ come just another market for in­ right direction to improve transparency and con­ inet minister has berated industry lem he said. With the collapse of the vestors looking for further avenues sumer protection, check tax evasion and lift the leaders for not serving the coun­ Soviet Union, and its opposing for profits. The purpose of a genu­ try’s interests, to the dismay of the views about the roles of govern­ ine social enterprise must be very credibility of the industry. Hallmarking determ­ industry association hosting the ments and private capital, the clear, and hard­wired by law. It is to ines the accurate proportion of precious metals in meeting. Four years ago, US Presid­ “Washington Consensus” about serve the needs of society, and not jewellery, artefacts or bullion and the new rules lay ent Trump called large US corpora­ free markets and capitalism went investors. down that the hallmarking needs to be done at tions anti­American for not creat­ into over­drive around the world. What is measured gets managed. the Assaying and Hallmarking Centres (AHC) re­ ing more jobs in the US, and for In 2007, then Prime Minister Measurements of the performance avoiding taxes in the US by clever in­ Manmohan Singh, the architect of of social enterprises must be Clash of interests is built into the design of the capitalist enterprise ISTOCK cognised by the BIS. The Hallmarking Unique ID ternational arrangements. the 1991 economic reforms which aligned with their purpose, viz. the (HUID) needs to be recorded at the government It was not always this way: gov­ liberated Indian industrialists from ernments want corporations to buy The IPCC has declared Code Red this impact they have on the well­being portal before sale. With the ernments and industrialists used government controls, shocked from local suppliers and increase month: relentless economic of all citizens, especially the least unique ID capturing the man­ to work together in the national in­ them at their annual gathering by employment within their coun­ growth has damaged Nature too privileged, as well as their impacts Scan & Share terests. “Japan Inc” was a partner­ reminding them of their responsib­ tries to increase their citizens’ in­ much. Economic progress cannot on the natural environment. ufacturer as well as the AHC, ship between stakeholders to build ilities to the citizens of India. He ap­ comes. They want corporations to carry on the way it is. New ideas Therefore, public rankings of en­ along with the proportion of Japan’s industries after the Second pealed to them to behave as trust­ pay more taxes so that they can about human well­being and nat­ terprises must be based on object­ precious metals in the manu­ World War. The Korean chaebol and ees of societal wealth and not its provide public services and social ural stability must become central ively assessed all­round impacts, factured product, it would the government together made owners and avoid vulgar displays of security to their citizens. Whereas to models of national as well as cor­ rather than rankings on which en­ Korea, which was behind wealth in a poor country. corporations owe it to their in­ porate governance. terprises produce the best share­ provide tax authorities with a India in development in They became worried vestors to demand lower taxes and holder returns. (As an aside, it trail to check tax evasion. the 1960s, into an indus­ Scan & Share that he sounded more even to avoid paying them legally. The scorecards would be interesting to compare While hallmarking of jewels was voluntary prior trial powerhouse. In In­ like an old­time ‘socialist’ The clashes of interests between Concepts of CSR and ESG scorecards the performances of Indian public to June, many jewellers were already using this dia in those years, JRD than a modern free mar­ government and corporate leaders are only add­ons to the prevalent and private sector banks with a process to improve the credibility of their Tata, the doyen of Indian ket capitalist. are built into the design of the cap­ capitalist model, the core design of broader scorecard). industry, often said that The principal duty of a italist enterprise. Citizens want which remains the same, viz. A government’s performance products. whenever he had to take a government — whether their governments to improve boards and CEOs are legally re­ should also be gauged by the well­ The arguments put forward by the jewellers op­ difficult decision, he elected or not — is to im­ their ease of living, whereas corpor­ sponsible to the investors in the being of citizens and environ­ posed to this move do not appear substantive would think of what would be good prove the well­being of citizens ations demand that governments corporations and not to citizens of mental sustainability, and not by enough. They cite increased compliance burden for India, and after that what would within the country’s boundaries: improve their ease of doing the countries in which their busi­ economic growth and GDP. With be good for Tatas. And he admitted whereas the primary purpose of a business. nesses operate. This core design citizen well­being at the centre of due to the need to get hallmarking done at the BIS that his decisions in the interests of modern capitalist corporation is to The ravages of the natural envir­ principle has remained unchanged the purposes for existence of both, registered AHCs, lack of computer skills among India always turned out to be good fulfil the needs (and greed) of its in­ onment and societal well­being, by ever since the East India Company business corporations and govern­ smaller jewellers and the delay in selling the man­ for Tatas too. vestors wherever in the world they an economic model in which these was founded in the 17th century. ments, they can become partners ufactured product due to time taken at the assay­ It is ironic that the minister fo­ may live. It is the fiduciary respons­ are externalities to be exploited by CSR is only a tiny bit of profits rather than adversaries. cussed his dismay on Tatas. The ibility of the boards and CEOs of investors, have become too large to companies set aside to do a little ing centre, as reasons for reconsidering the order. world has changed over the past 30 capitalist corporations to serve ignore. Inequalities in incomes and good. Whereas the moral question The writer is a former member of the These are but teething troubles that are seen with years, and Tatas have changed their investors and they can be leg­ wealth amongst citizens have in­ is, how do businesses produce their Planning Commission. Through The most new regulations and the long­term benefits along with the world. Since the ally sued for acting otherwise. Gov­ creased greatly in the last 30 years. profits? So long as CEOs and boards Billion Press from the change generally tend to negate short­ term discomfort. The Centre has anyway given ex­ emptions to jewellery makers with annual turnover less than ₹40 lakh, and to gold jewellery weighing less than two grams in order to reduce How to ease cross-border cargo movement the burden on small businesses. With gold pur­ chases accounting for a large portion of house­ hold savings in India, and gold being an asset that Relocate clearance procedures away from the border, and partner countries must adopt well-established practices

is monetised or leveraged during period of finan­ SANJIB POHIT facilitate cross­border movements. houses, container depots and dry dia and neighbouring countries cial stress, it is important that the customers are On the other hand, the EU has re­ ports. This approach was pioneered cannot be governed by an interna­ not cheated in any way, and hallmarking is a good f late, India has been act­ lied on legislation to implement to alleviate congestion in interna­ tional efficient system. They need to ive in improving volume strategies for the development of tional seaports but is now being ad­ develop their own systems for trad­ way to ensure that. of trade flows through the trans­European transport net­ apted for imports arriving through ing between themselves, which is That said, the Centre needs to consider the com­ O the land route with its work. It must be mentioned that In­ land borders in Europe and trans­ basically the practice that both plaints of the jewellers with respect to lack of ac­ eastern neighbours under the pre­ dia has been pro­active lately in ad­ ition economies. It allows move­ countries follow. cess to assaying infrastructure. While the Centre amble of India’s Act East policy. With opting the legislation route with ment of goods under bond from the However, it must be noted that it says that assaying infrastructure is adequate and this in mind, improving border neighbouring countries so that border to inland customs facilities, is always better to adopt best inter­ management for faster movement trans­border truck movement be­ special economic zones or other en­ national practices than go for self­ around three lakh pieces of jewellery get HUID of cargo has been a one­point comes a feasibility. claves that are granted duty­free developing a process ratified by every day from the 933 AHCs across the country, agenda of the present government. Capital investment at border status. This may include allowing partner countries. Already, there ex­ there are many jewellers who do not have BIS­re­ If one travels to the important bor­ points is costly for developing coun­ A challenge Decongesting the borders cargo to be cleared at factories. This ist a well­established process for on­ cognised assaying centres in the vicinity and der crossing point like Petrapole/ tries like India, Nepal, Myanmar, is away to decongest border points. road cargo movement across bor­ Raxual, one comes across cargo Bhutan, and Bangladesh. Indeed, focus should be on the other two av­ der, namely, TIR convention, which hence have to face delays and higher logistics ex­ traffic mayhem, with lines of trucks none has funds to undertake such enues to decongest border. International conventions facilitates movement of goods in penses to get the HUID. The Centre needs to exped­ waiting to cross over, parking chaos, improvements at all the officially While legislation may be one of To facilitate measures for cross­bor­ sealed vehicles or containers from a ite the setting up of more AHCs and expand the ex­ etc. The first impression one gets is designated border points. What has the ways, there is no denying that der movements of goods, the customs office of departure in one isting centres further so that jewellers do not face that the situation is same as five happened in reality is capital invest­ probably the best option for in­ United Nations Economic and So­ country to a customs office of des­ years backs. The fact is that the pace ment at only a few of the principal creasing the efficiency of clearing cial Commission for Asia and the Pa­ tination in another country. undue delays. While smaller jewellers have been of capacity expansion in border border points. However, the volume import and export cargoes is to relo­ cific (UNESCAP) at its 48th session To date, more than 33,000 inter­ exempted from these rules now, they should also management falls short of the of trade has grown significantly cate the clearance procedures away adopted resolution 48/11 of April 23, national transport operators had be nudged towards hallmarking their products growth of cargoes. This calls into faster than the expansion of capa­ from the border. Indeed, this is one 1992, on road and rail transport been authorised (by their respective eventually, so that the gold and jewellery business question whether India is following city. of the basic insights of the EU's pro­ modes. It recommended that the competent national authorities) to becomes totally transparent, credible and the right path for border In India, it has become increas­ gramme. Inspections of truck regis­ countries in the region, if they had access the TIR system, using around management? ingly difficult to acquire land for tration, driver’s licence and certific­ not already done so, consider the 1.5 million TIR carnets per year. It is trustworthy. Worldwide experience on stream­ any project. At the border crossing ate for road­worthiness can be possibility of acceding to seven in­ high time that South Asian coun­ lining cross­border management point, one comes to realise that pro­ conducted along the corridor but ternational conventions in the field tries adopt it fast without going for suggests three pathways: capital in­ curing land for infrastructure ex­ away from the border as part of the of land transport facilitation, which developing cumbersome process/ vestment, new legislation and regu­ pansion is a herculean task as domestic programme of roadside were originally developed under procedures which need to be rati­ latory reform. Capital investment empty space does not exist. Rapid inspections. the auspices of the Economic Com­ fied by partner countries and, at the 30/30: THREE DECADES OF REFORMS RAVIKANTH was the key component of the urbanisation coupled with en­ Train inspection can take place at mission for Europe. . same time, build capital infrastruc­ strategy for developing the Pan­ croachment on public land imply marshalling yards where they are India and its neighbouring coun­ ture at the border for which funds American Highway, but its perform­ that forceful eviction will lead to law supposed to stop, instead of border­ tries are yet to ratify adopt all these are in short supply. ance suffered from absence of de­ and order issues unless hefty com­ crossing points. Cargo inspection conventions. The absence of ratific­ sired attention given to the regulat­ pensation is doled out. Thus, capital and clearance procedures can be re­ ation to the international conven­ The writer is a Professor at NCAER. Views ory reform and legislation to investment route is not a reality. Our located at inland­bonded ware­ tion implies that trade between In­ are personal

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Send your letters by email to [email protected] or by post to ‘Letters to the Editor’, The Hindu Business Line, Kasturi Buildings, 859-860, Anna Salai, Chennai 600002. Interest on deposits the net interest margin of banks. of monetary tightening, when it Pension for bank staff the present pandemic situation. This refers to ‘Borrowers have be­ The transfer of bad assets of banks happens it will have an impact on Apropos ‘Family pension for bank Katuru Durga Prasad Rao nefited at the cost of depositors’ to a Bad Bank or Asset Reconstruc­ emerging economies forcing staff hiked to 30%’ (August 26), it is Hyderabad (August 26). The cut in the repo tion Company will enable them to them to relook the monetary a welcome decision by the Finance rates by 115 basis points from give better interest rates to policies which hitherto hinged Minister. It is a fact that retirees do LSD, a serious threat March 2020 till last the monetary depositors. mainly on domestic factors. not get any medical insurance ‘Deadly LSD outbreak spreads to policy meeting has adversely af­ VSK Pillai Tapering tantrum will lead to a cover after 70 or 75 years of age, cattle in 5 Gujarat districts’ (Au­ fected depositors. The execution of Changanacherry, Kerala spike in bond rates and will have and even for retirees below 70 gust 26) is not a warning to Gu­ the MPC policy for promoting an impact on FPI inflows and cur­ years, payment of insurance jarat alone, but to 12 other States growth is going against the in­ Taper worries? tail arbitrage opportunities. Nev­ means foregoing two months’ where, too, it has been reported. As terest of savers. Senior citizens es­ This refers to ‘Taper is coming, ertheless, it would insulate India pension, which is really unfair. it is, farmers are facing several un­ pecially depend on interest earn­ should you worry?’ (August 26). from any major impact this time After all, they also deserve atten­ detected health issues with their ings from their deposits and When a comparison between the due to robust foreign exchange re­ tion as the pension of employees bovine population, and the recent hence must not be penalised to 2013 taper tantrum and the impact serves which will take care of ex­ in RBI, Nabard and the Central one was first reported in Odisha compensate the borrowers. the same could have now, the fact change rate volatility and the in­ Government are revised periodic­ way back in 2019. The timely servicing of loans by that the world is in the grip of a trinsic strength the country ally. Also, it is unfortunate that Since dairy is the lifeline of most borrowers is not only critical to en­ slowdown due to Covid pandemic enjoys in the form of institutional even after the Finance Minister’s farmers, they may not be in a posi­ able banks recycle the funds but to was not considered. investors stepping up their invest­ assurance around a year back that tion to pay much attention to realise interest too, which is cru­ This has forced many emerging ments in the domestic stock mar­ bank retirees will be looked after, cattle diseases unless enlightened cial to paying depositors, meeting economies like India to prefer ket. The downside to the Fed’s ap­ nothing concrete has been done by authorities, whose neglect ulti­ overheads and disbursing di­ growth over inflation by continu­ proach could be forcing the RBI to except holding a couple of meet­ mately affects human health. An­ vidends to investors. ing with the accommodative relook its ‘accommodative’ monet­ ings. Statistics reveal that a min­ imal husbandry departments The non­performing assets are policy in spite of inflation rearing ary policy stance. Fiscal policies imum of 5 per cent of bank retir­ must build up infrastructure and pressurising banks to cut interest its head. While one would appreci­ will have to play a more dominant ees/pensioners expire every year hasten vaccination before the dis­ on deposits. Before passing the ate the calibrated approach of the role post the development. largely due to health factors. ease becomes uncontrollable. downward repo policy rate, the Fed in mentally preparing the Srinivasan Velamur The government must help Rajiv Magal RBI must do a thorough review of world to gradually face the reality Chennai these senior citizens, especially in Halekere Village, Karnataka

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CM YK ...... BM-BME MUMBAI BusinessLine 5 FRIDAY • AUGUST 27 • 2021 THINK The game is on Dealing with lousy service The future of work Online gaming must be regulated and nurtured Some tips to make your service provider accountable Skilling workers to adopt automation is vital ISHA SURI/GANGESH VARMA dom number generators, and no­bots MMUNEER seven words, and end up getting lousy RAJEEV MITTAL to manage projects faster, more eco­ certificates from internationally service. So what can they do to recover – nomically, and with less environmental recent KPMG report pegs the renowned firms, to verify that users are illions of customers across and get their rightful – value? he last couple of years have impact. It enables AEC teams to work Indian online gaming mar­ not maintaining fairness and transpar­ the country were at the re­ marked the intersection of and collaborate in real time, from any­ Aket ₹136 billion with an es­ ency while competing. Companies are Mceiving end of lousy ser­ Getting back Ttwo of the most important where. timated 433 million users in compelled to constantly innovate to vice – from cellular phone (i) Find the contact details of the top ex­ trends to redefine the future GD is a form of AI that leverages 2021 and is estimated to touch ₹290 bil­ ensure that their platforms are safe, se­ operators, banks, car service centres or ecutives – CMO, CFO and CEO – and write of work: working from anywhere, and cloud computing to help designers and lion by 2025. cure, and fair. Industry bodies and AOSP (any other service providers). politely to them describing the issue automation. The pandemic has acceler­ engineers make faster and better But despite its potential, it is marred gaming platforms too need to collabor­ What can be done when they get lousy with supporting documents if any. Use ated the adoption of automation across design decisions. 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Rev­ verse formats such as eSports, casual Some online gaming developers vider never tries to apologise or show who can increase the visibility of the tion and the most at risk of losing jobs enue from AI platforms is forecast to games, fantasy sports, and card games. have made their apps or websites safe empathy towards your situation. message. to it. India ranks 5th in terms of risk and grow twice as fast in APAC than any­ In August 2021, the Madras High and fair, undergoing periodic assess­ Neither will they be responsive nor (iii) If there is still no favourable re­ 9th in preparedness. The risk is highest where else in the world between 2019 Court struck down the ments and audits to ensure reliable. sponse, take the issue to the in industries like agricul­ and 2024. This may entail amendment. It reaffirmed compliance. However, a How can we know at the rest of the social media and ture, manufacturing, and changes to tasks, or the use the jurisprudence of the well­defined framework to beginning about how our try to create a firestorm us­ construction, which are la­ of technology to augment Supreme Court and other ensure adherence and pro­ service experience is going ing negative hashtags, Start bour­intensive. some jobs. It may also make high courts over the past mote a predictable environ­ to pan out? Try to listen to with Twitter, Facebook, Ins­ Indians are also more some jobs redundant or cre­ 60 years that have held that ment will go a long way to­ seven key words, none of tagram, Whatsapp, Signal likely to want to work com­ ate entirely new ones. Tak­ offering games of substan­ wards clearing the haze which will be said to you ex­ and Telegram. Tag the com­ pletely from home than ing proactive steps to ad­ tial skill are not gambling around the current regulat­ plicitly. Essentially you will pany, its competitors and other countries, with 83 per dress the impact of but legitimate business ory swamp. find most service providers senior executives. Nearly all cent of employees in India automation will lead to bet­ activity protected by the In­ A transparent consultat­ somehow want to kill the tweets that make up a social still nervous about going ter outcomes for workers, dian Constitution. ive process while drafting customer’s problem, in­ media firestorm are re­ back to the office. business, industries, gov­ However, the court also legislation on these com­ stead of looking at it as a tweets. Therefore find the Adopting automation ernments, and societies. acknowledged the State’s concerns plex issues allows for effective regula­ service issue that needs process opinion makers in this area and tag and cloud technologies can undergird Avoiding or delaying automation is over online gaming and suggested the tion, whereas, blanket bans on all changes. This is also because of the fail­ them by following the networking India’s transition to a hybrid or remote not the solution. Instead, the focus government to roll out a new legisla­ games, without distinguishing ure to take up the right measures for etiquette. Be very logical and use elo­ working model, while also unleashing should be on adopting it and preparing tion for regulating the sector while between skill and chance do little to strategic service objectives. quent language. the potential of Industry 4.0. Improv­ the workforce for it through reskilling complying with the Constitutional offset public welfare concerns and also You will find these words hidden in 4. If none of the above works, use con­ ing digital literacy, supporting disad­ and upskilling. Companies invest in safeguards. A day after the judgment, force legitimate players to exit the some of the common statements lousy sumer forum and other legal options vantaged workers, establishing robust learning­and­development programs the new legislation was announced to market. service providers make: depending on the risk­return­value infrastructure, and imparting skills are to build adaptability and resilience and accommodate public welfare concerns Outright ban also creates a market (i) “Please send your complaint to our equation. vital. building a culture of lifelong learning and interests of all stakeholders includ­ for illegal gaming to fester, putting the corporate office with purchase proof” One other possibility that has among their employees. ing eSports participants, industry and young at greater risk. 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August 27, 2001 IFCI broke collateral norms: RBI Companies known and unknown, listed and unlisted, have received loans without any collaterals, courtesy IFCI Ltd. This development financial institution has not discriminated on the promoters and their background and least of all, their credit­ worthiness, while giving^ out loans. Naturally, the companies have not bothered to pay back. And the IFCI staff have routinely downgraded these accounts from standard to non­performing assets (NPAs), says a Reserve Bank of India report. The saga does not end here. The list of promoters of these companies consists of many big names of corporate India. I have not asked for US sanctions: Lay The Enron chief, Mr Kenneth Lay, today asserted that he had not asked the US Government to consider imposing sanctions against India and said their approach was to settle the issue amicably by selling its stake. Earlier, in an interview to Financial Times, he had been reported as to have threatened India with new US sanctions unless the company and its partners get back the full $1 billion in costs incurred in building the project in Maharashtra. Insurance cos can decide on LTA The Centre has decided to permit the public sector insurance (PSI) companies to exercise their discretion in permitting the employees in availing themselves of the leave travel allowance (LTA) facility. The decision comes in the wake of the PSU insurance companies contending that the Centre's directive was applicable only to its own departments and not to the public sector enterprises. The Ministry of Finance has conveyed this to all the PSI companies.

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QUICKLY New fund houses steal the thunder HDFC Bank lists $1-billion AT1 LIC HF: Valuer confirms ₹514.43 is fair bonds in NSE’s global exchange Chennai, August 26 changes; India INX and NSE IFSC The fair market value per equity share of LIC First private sector with impressive growth in asset base internationally,” he said. Housing Finance Ltd has been set at lender to list IFSCA envisions that the re­ ₹514.43, which is the minimum rate at Among top players, SBI MF has cently notified regulations on is­ which it will Edelweiss, Mirae, exclusively in INX emerged as a consistent per­ suance and listing of securities issue shares Motilal gain big share former by registered a CAGR of 27 OUR BUREAU will enable more financial in­ to promoter per cent to ₹5.23 lakh crore Ahmedabad, August 26 struments to be listed and Life SURESH P IYENGAR (₹47,874 crore) while that of ICICI Private sector lender HDFC Bank traded in this jurisdiction, added Insurance Mumbai, August 26 MF and HDFC MF was up 18 per on Thursday announced listing Kumar. Corp of India Emerging mutual funds such as cent and 16 per cent at ₹4.16 lakh of its 3.7 per cent $1 billion for­ India INX's primary market Ltd on a Edelweiss, Mirae, Motilal Oswal, crore (₹79,760 crore) and ₹4.16 eign currency additional tier ­ 1 platform, Global Securities Mar­ preferential and Axis have registered an im­ lakh crore (₹92,033 crore). (AT1) bonds exclusively at the In­ ket (GSM), has over $55 billion basis. In a pressive growth in assets under Kotak MF and Aditya Birla MF ternational Financial Services medium term notes (MTN) es­ notice to the management in the last 10 years, assets were up 22 per cent and 15 Centre (IFSC) in GIFT City, tablished since its establishment exchanges, the lender said the price has albeit on lower base. per cent CAGR at ₹2.46 lakh crore Gandhinagar. in 2018. Also, it has over $28 bil­ been put in front of and noted by the board Edelweiss MF asset recorded an have either merged or exited In­ IDBI Mutual Fund, JM Financial (₹33,994 crore) and ₹2.75 lakh HDFC Bank became India’s lion worth of bond listings till of directors on August 20. Earlier, increase of 71 per cent on com­ dia in last 10 years and eleven MF and Taurus MF are the only crore (₹67,475 crore). first lender to exclusively list AT1 date, a statement said. shareholders of LIC Housing at an pounded annual growth rate as fund houses are yet to complete fund houses to have recorded Radhika Gupta, Managing Dir­ bonds on GIFT­IFSC. Commenting on the listing, V. extraordinary general meeting on July 19 of June­end to ₹54,400 crore 10 years of existence. negative growth in asset under ector & CEO, Edelweiss AMC, said Balasubramaniam, MD and CEO, approved on issue of 4.54 crore shares to LIC against ₹258 crore logged in June Kalpesh Damani, a mutual management in last 10 years. the fund house has seen a stu­ ‘Major milestone’ INDIA INX, said, “We along with on a preferential basis. However, after that, 2011 while Mirae Asset MF and fund distributor and advisor, said pendous growth since 2016 after Manoj Kumar, Executive Dir­ our regulator IFSCA have an en­ the lender sought the valuation of its shares Motilal Oswal MF assets were up the differentiated product offer­ Consistent performers the acquisition of JP Morgan Mu­ ector, IFSC­Authority, termed it a deavour to provide the issuers as of July 18 from Hari Surya, registered with 68 per cent and 55 per cent to ings and consistent performance Interestingly, Axis Mutual’s AUM tual Fund, which was leveraged in major milestone for GIFT IFSC in with a comprehensive and seam­ the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of ₹77,674 crore (₹425 crore) and aided boom in equity markets was up 40 per cent CAGR to ₹2.08 the last few years. A major part of onshoring the offshore financial less issuance and listing process India. After evaluating, the registered valuer ₹26,780 crore (₹345 crore), ac­ have helped smaller fund houses lakh crore (₹7,453 crore) while the growth has come organically services for Indian institutions. at par with best global practices had concluded that the fair market value as cording to a Fortune Planners In­ to gain market share taking on Union MF registered a CAGR of 35 post the acquisition with a focus “The primary listing of HDFC AT 1 and hope to on board more and ₹514.43, which is the same price that had vestment Services study. larger players with established per cent to ₹5,916 crore (₹298 on debt passives, hybrid funds Bonds demonstrates the com­ more issuers on our platform in been put to vote in the EGM on July 19. About 10 foreign fund houses brands. crore). and international funds. petitiveness of both the IFSC Ex­ the near future.” Shares of LIC HF closed flat at ₹386.15 on the BSE. OUR BUREAU Vijaya Diagnostic’s IPO to open Jhunjhunwalas up Nifty futures’ rollovers decline to 74% US stocks down on Kabul blast stake in Jubilant on Sept 1 at ₹522–531 a share HAL, IEX, Ipca Lab, rose marginally to 13.54 as against August 26 Pharmova, but previous month's 12.95. Wall Street’s main indices fell to session lows Entire ₹1,895­cr issue vestors Karakoram Ltd and Ke­ MCX among 10 “Cool down in Volatility from on Thursday on fears of a faster tapering of daara Capital Alternative Invest­ share ends flat stocks to enter recent highs has again given the US Federal Reserve’s bond purchase is offer­for­sale from ment Fund. some strength to the market and programme, with traders also pointing to a As part of the offer, Reddy will OUR BUREAU F&O from today now VIX needs to go below 12 blast in Kabul for a spike in volatility. After owner, shareholders sell 50.98 lakh shares, Mumbai, August 26 zones to get more buying interest opening nearly flat, all three major indexes OUR BUREAU Karakoram will offload 2.95 crore Shares of Jubilant Pharmova KS BADRI NARAYANAN in broader market.” said turned Hyderabad, August 26 shares and Kedaara Capital will surged as high as 4.5 per cent to Chennai, August 26 Siddhartha Khemka, Head ­ Retail sharply Vijaya Diagnostic Centre’s ₹1,895­ divest 11.02 lakh shares. ₹639.45 on the BSE, after Nifty futures witnessed a healthy Research, Motilal Oswal Financial lower. crore initial public offering (IPO) Karakoram and Kedaara Capital Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and his rollover of 74 per cent, which is tures closed at 16,639.75, almost Services. “Geopolitics will open on September 1 at a hold 38.56 per cent and 1.44 per wife Rekha Jhunjhunwala on less than previous month’s on par with almost spot close of “While mid­caps have started don't usually price band of ₹522­531 a share. cent stake, respectively, in Vijaya Wednesday bought 20 lakh rollover of 83 per cent but almost 16,636.90, signalling long participating in the market up­ impact the Announcing this at a press Diagnostic. shares and 25 lakh shares, re­ on par with the three­month aver­ unwinding. move in the last couple of days we market too conference on Thursday, S Half the issue size has been re­ spectively, at ₹594.35 a share on age of 76 per cent. Bank Nifty also According to analysts, Nifty is believe that large caps offer better much but Suprita Reddy, Chief Executive served for qualified institutional the NSE, data on bulk deals saw a lower rollover of 75 per cent likely to move in a narrow range margin of safety in the current en­ when a Office, said the IPO will open on investors, 35 per cent for retail in­ showed. as against the previous month fig­ with a downward bias, during the vironment and could continue to news report September 1 and conclude on vestors and the rest for non­insti­ However, Jhunjhunwala’s ure of 81 per cent and three initial period. But with underly­ remain in focus in the near term like that September 3. tutional investors. Investors can firm Rare Enterprises sold month average of 78 per cent. ing trend remaining positive, one as well,” he added. comes out, bid for a minimum of 28 shares. 40.25 lakh equity shares at However, market­wide rolls can see a bounce back to touch an­ it tends to have a little bit of a move,” said 35% dilution Vijaya Diagnostic Centre offers same price, making a net addi­ stood at about 89 per cent, which other new peak on the later of, 10 stocks to enter Randy Frederick, managing director of The initial share sale will see a one­stop pathology and radi­ tion of only 4.75 lakh shares. is almost slightly lower than last they added. Trading will take place in 10 new trading and derivatives at Schwab Center for stake dilution of 35 per cent by ology testing services through The stock closed at ₹610, month’s 91 per cent. Among the strong rollover counters from August 27. They are Financial Research. At 10:56 a.m. ET, the Dow the promoter and existing share­ its network of 80 diagnostic down 0.30 per cent, on the BSE. However, Nifty in this August counters included L&T Techno­ Can Fin Homes, Dixon Technolo­ Jones Industrial Average was down 95.65 holders. The Hyderabad­based centres and 11 reference laborat­ Rakesh Radheshyam Jhun­ series gained over 5 per cent, best logy Services, Britannia, Alkem gies, Hindustan Aeronautics, IEX, points, or 0.27 per cent, at 35,309.85, the S&P company’s IPO is entirely an of­ ories across 13 cities and towns in jhunwala held a 6.29 per cent series since February while Bank Laboratories, Ambuja Cement Indiamart Intermesh, Ipca Labor­ 500 was down 20.34 points, or 0.45 per cent, fer­for ­sale of about 3.57 crore Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, stake in the company accord­ Nifty arrested its two­month de­ and Dr Lal Path Labs, Sun TV, Inter­ atories, MCX, Oracle Financial at 4,475.85, and the Nasdaq Composite was shares by the promoter S the National Capital Region and ing to the shareholding pat­ clining trend to end 2.5 per cent globe Aviation and Dabur. Software Services, Polycab India down 68.33 points, or 0.45 per cent. REUTERS Surendranath Reddy and in­ Kolkata. tern of June 2021. higher. The Nifty September fu­ NSE volatility index India VIX and Syngene Worldwide.

THE TOP 100 Nifty 50 Movers ̆ 2.25 pts. Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%) BROKER’S CALL TODAY'S PICK Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 W High 52 W Low PE BSE Close Reliance Ind...... 2230.45...... 20.77...... 26.04 ...... 10.00 AbbottIndia ...... 18898.90. ... 18906.65. ... 18999.90. ... 19351.50. ... 18760.05...... 11.61. ... 19983.70. ... 13970.10. .... 57 . ... 18894.40 ICICI Bank ...... 698.80...... 12.38...... 22.24 ...... 6.71 ACC ...... 2267.35. .... 2275.55. .... 2270.80. .... 2286.50. .... 2258.25...... 373.38. .... 2456.40. .... 1289.70. .... 21 . .... 2274.05 CD EQUISEARCH Hind Unilever...... 2666.40...... 4.41...... 76.37 ...... 3.30 M& M Financial Services (₹155.1): Buy Adani Ent [1] ...... 1475.35. .... 1475.70. .... 1482.00. .... 1494.65. .... 1460.40. .... 4678.92. .... 1718.45...... 231.10. ...191 . .... 1476.15 Axis Bank...... 746.35...... 4.34...... 26.85 ...... 2.66 LG Balakrishnan (Buy) Adani Ports [2] ...... 720.75...... 721.70...... 725.00...... 733.00...... 717.70. ... 14969.64...... 901.00...... 312.00. .... 80 ...... 721.50 HCL Tech ...... 1167.45...... 3.28...... 27.68 ...... 1.76 Target: ₹565 YOGANAND D this support. On Thursday, the AdaniGrnEner ...... 997.15. .... 1046.45. .... 1040.00. .... 1047.00. .... 1017.10. .... 1686.60. .... 1394.00...... 369.00. ...595 . .... 1049.00 TCS...... 3671.85...... 3.07...... 39.32 ...... 5.27 AdaniTranmsn...... 1300.45. .... 1365.45. .... 1365.45. .... 1365.45. .... 1365.45...... 799.75. .... 1647.70...... 231.55. .... ­ . .... 1365.00 Britannia Ind...... 3930.90...... 2.40...... 55.86 ...... 0.64 BL Research Bureau CMP: ₹410.9 stock jumped 5.5 per cent with AlkemLabs [2]...... 3817.05. .... 3862.80. .... 3816.00. .... 3880.00. .... 3791.70...... 138.26. .... 3902.00. .... 2544.25. .... 27 . .... 3860.65 TataConsumerProducts Ltd.. ...853.30...... 2.39...... 100.15 ...... 0.71 LG Balakrishnan (LGB) manufactures roller Investor with a short­term view above average volume and has AmbujaCement [2]...... 397.05...... 398.35...... 398.00...... 400.90...... 391.15. .... 3558.06...... 427.20...... 197.50. .... 34 ...... 397.75 HDFC Life ...... 698.85...... 2.16...... 119.77 ...... 0.80 chains and undertakes metal forming, can buy the stock of Mahindra & surpassed an immediate resist­ Apollo Hsp [5] ...... 4771.65. .... 4700.40. .... 4776.45. .... 4780.00. .... 4646.40...... 800.42. .... 4959.50. .... 1584.65. ...163 . .... 4700.50 M&M ...... 781.40...... 2.06...... 37.23 ...... 1.04 Asian Paints [1] ...... 3038.05. .... 3039.65. .... 3064.00. .... 3084.50. .... 3026.20. .... 1319.52. .... 3180.00. .... 1880.50. .... 86 . .... 3039.70 BPCL...... 466.75...... 1.30...... 5.62 ...... 0.60 Nestle India Ltd...... 20052.70...... 1.18...... 87.44 ...... including warm & cold forging, fine blanking Mahindra Financial Services at ance at ₹150 and closed above AurobindoPh [1] ...... 696.70...... 699.10...... 699.95...... 707.90...... 693.60. .... 4731.47. .... 1063.75...... 660.10. .... 16 ...... 698.10 0.99 Shree Cement...... 26556.05...... 0.82...... 36.99 ...... 0.49 and machined parts. current levels. The stock has been the 21­day moving average as AvenuSupmart ...... 3789.70. .... 3847.80. .... 3814.00. .... 3889.80. .... 3800.05...... 532.72. .... 3888.00. .... 1949.30. ...202 . .... 3845.10 Bajaj Finserv...... 15958.80...... 0.76...... 36.93 ...... 1.34 Axis Bank [2] ...... 739.05...... 746.35...... 734.10...... 750.00...... 732.35. .... 6492.16...... 800.00...... 400.00. .... 30 ...... 746.15 Trampled by the lockdown in Q1, revenues in an intermediate­term down­ well. This rally has strengthened L&T...... 1595.75...... 0.54...... 39.47 ...... 2.67 Bajaj Auto ...... 3689.65. .... 3691.40. .... 3689.65. .... 3719.65. .... 3670.00...... 283.89. .... 4361.20. .... 2823.35. .... 21 . .... 3691.85 HDFC ...... 2700.35...... 0.46...... 22.39 ...... 6.75 from operations of LGB slid by a little trend since it had met with a key the bullish momentum. The Bajaj Hld...... 4167.05. .... 4142.20. .... 4196.85. .... 4196.85. .... 4077.50...... 36.32. .... 4261.40. .... 2219.00. ...226 . .... 4136.65 Asian Paints...... 3039.65...... 0.17...... 81.87 ...... 1.90 BajajFin [2]...... 6944.95. .... 6931.95. .... 6900.00. .... 6993.25. .... 6855.00. .... 1234.59. .... 7052.00. .... 3008.85. ...106 . .... 6934.90 pleasing 21.3 per cent to ₹392.55 crore resistance at ₹220 in February daily relative strength index is Adani Ports...... 721.70...... 0.16...... 26.16 ...... 0.74 BajajFinserv [5]...... 15904.40. ... 15958.80. ... 16000.50. ... 16124.20. ... 15678.30...... 606.88. ... 16807.60. .... 5401.00. ..1426 . ... 15955.70 compared to ₹499.08 crore in Q4 of the Kotak Bank ...... 1697.50...... 0.10...... 33.84 ...... 3.45 this year. While trending down, charting higher in the neutral re­ BandhanBank ...... 264.60...... 265.05...... 265.25...... 270.00...... 263.25. ... 12270.56...... 430.25...... 251.40. .... 21 ...... 265.00 previous fiscal. Bajaj Auto...... 3691.40...... 0.05...... 18.97 ...... 0.67 the stock had breached a key sup­ gion and is likely to enter the BergrPaintIn [1] ...... 784.50...... 786.55...... 787.50...... 798.00...... 782.85. .... 1096.37...... 872.00...... 535.00. .... 98 ...... 786.15 Eicher Motors...... 2578.75...... ­0.02...... 43.01 ...... 0.50 Little surprisingly, its transmission business port at ₹200 and continued to bullish zone and the weekly RSI Bharti Air [5] ...... 612.45...... 586.90...... 610.00...... 611.50...... 584.30. ... 25831.90...... 644.00...... 394.05. .... ­ ...... 586.85 Tata Motors ...... 284.30...... ­0.04...... 0.00 ...... 0.71 bore much of the brunt for its revenues Biocon [5]...... 347.15...... 341.00...... 347.65...... 349.50...... 340.00. .... 1697.60...... 487.70...... 327.75. ...182 ...... 340.90 ONGC ...... 115.55...... ­0.08...... 5.31 ...... 0.58 trend downwards. In June, the has entered the neutral region Bosch ...... 13865.75. ... 13648.40. ... 13865.75. ... 13891.35. ... 13600.00...... 22.62. ... 16900.00. ... 11322.00. .... 31 . ... 13656.05 Cipla ...... 911.30...... ­0.15...... 29.03 ...... 0.64 plunged by 24.5 per cent; though its revenue met another resistance at ₹173 from the bearish zone. Overall, BPCL ...... 460.70...... 466.75...... 460.60...... 471.40...... 458.60. .... 7423.65...... 493.70...... 324.90...... 8 ...... 466.80 Divis Lab...... 4846.70...... ­0.29...... 62.78 ...... 0.86 contribution fell by a miniscule 3 per cent to Britannia [1] ...... 3842.80. .... 3930.90. .... 3825.20. .... 3946.95. .... 3825.20. .... 1114.23. .... 3966.25. .... 3317.90. .... 55 . .... 3929.05 Indian OilCorp ...... 105.60...... ­0.29...... 3.89 ...... 0.37 and continued to trend down­ the short­term outlook is bullish SBI Life...... 1151.80...... ­0.44...... 89.43 ...... 0.70 77 per cent in Q1 from 80 per cent in Q4. Cadila HC [1] ...... 543.00...... 540.60...... 543.80...... 547.00...... 538.65. .... 2809.34...... 673.70...... 358.10. .... 34 ...... 541.45 wards. Since then, the stock had for the stock. Targets are ₹162 and Cipla [2] ...... 912.60...... 911.30...... 912.60...... 916.75...... 906.30. .... 1522.03...... 997.20...... 701.50. .... 28 ...... 911.20 IndusInd Bank ...... 1001.50...... ­0.56...... 22.56 ...... 0.84 Titan ...... 1815.35...... ­0.70...... 125.03 ...... The stock currently trades at 7.8x FY22 EPS of been in a short­term downtrend ₹165. Traders can buy the stock Coal India ...... 138.85...... 137.30...... 138.85...... 139.40...... 136.35. .... 6845.69...... 164.90...... 109.50. .... 11 ...... 137.35 1.05 Coal India ...... 137.30...... ­0.75...... 6.13 ...... 0.40 ₹52.51 and 6.5x FY23 EPS of ₹62.83. Post tax Colgate [1]...... 1656.90. .... 1654.40. .... 1654.60. .... 1668.00. .... 1646.25...... 335.23. .... 1823.00. .... 1322.80. .... 42 . .... 1653.00 Grasim Ind...... 1439.05...... ­0.76...... 11.38 ...... 0.76 until recently. However, the sig­ with a stop­loss at ₹151. Dabur [1] ...... 600.10...... 605.50...... 599.95...... 609.20...... 598.95. .... 1793.40...... 621.35...... 472.10. .... 74 ...... 605.90 earning is projected to grow by over 27 per Hero MotoCorp...... 2647.55...... ­0.79...... 16.87 ...... 0.48 nificant long­term support at Divi'sLabs [2]...... 4856.50. .... 4846.70. .... 4855.00. .... 4877.20. .... 4829.00...... 281.99. .... 5039.80. .... 2986.70. .... 64 . .... 4845.10 Bajaj Finance ...... 6931.95...... ­0.80...... 93.81 ...... 2.55 cent CAGR over the next two years on stable DLF Ltd [2] ...... 307.30...... 307.55...... 309.00...... 311.50...... 305.25. .... 8282.33...... 359.10...... 142.55. .... 54 ...... 307.65 ₹140 has cushioned the stock in (Note: The recommendations are UPL...... 719.65...... ­0.82...... 15.31 ...... 0.55 Dr Reddy [5] ...... 4548.95. .... 4503.50. .... 4548.95. .... 4554.90. .... 4486.40...... 481.72. .... 5613.65. .... 4135.90. .... 45 . .... 4503.45 sales growth (sales estimated to grow by 11 Wipro ...... 628.95...... ­0.92...... 29.44 ...... 1.29 late July and again this week. The based on technical analysis. There Eicher Motor [1] ...... 2579.50. .... 2578.75. .... 2564.50. .... 2585.00. .... 2546.50...... 440.54. .... 3035.50. .... 2016.00. .... 44 . .... 2578.55 per cent this fiscal and by 9.4 per cent in FY23. Dr Reddys Lab ...... 4503.50...... ­1.27...... 43.12 ...... 0.76 stock has reverses higher from is risk of loss in trading.) Gail(India) ...... 144.90...... 142.65...... 144.90...... 145.30...... 141.40. .... 9753.06...... 170.00...... 81.25. .... 10 ...... 142.70 NTPC ...... 112.75...... ­1.37...... 7.07 ...... 0.74 LGB’s competitive advantage in terms of GlandPharma ...... 3846.20. .... 3876.45. .... 3858.60. .... 3920.35. .... 3841.00...... 454.56. .... 4350.00. .... 1700.00. .... ­ ...... ­ PowerGrid Corp...... 173.10...... ­1.89...... 7.55 ...... 0.82 product quality and market reach would Godrej Cons [1] ...... 1040.85. .... 1042.65. .... 1045.95. .... 1074.85. .... 1028.70. .... 4201.22. .... 1074.65...... 641.65. .... 83 . .... 1039.65 Tech Mahindra...... 1449.50...... ­1.95...... 29.49 ...... 1.25 enable it to further penetrate in the DAY TRADING GUIDE Grasim [2] ...... 1447.70. .... 1439.05. .... 1446.10. .... 1459.75. .... 1430.05...... 936.94. .... 1614.35...... 651.50. .... 56 . .... 1439.65 UltraTech Cement...... 7307.10...... ­2.00...... 35.40 ...... 1.17 HavellsIndia [1]...... 1204.25. .... 1215.00. .... 1207.70. .... 1220.85. .... 1191.00. .... 1413.27. .... 1288.90...... 609.10. .... 63 . .... 1215.85 Sun Pharma...... 760.55...... ­2.12...... 29.90 ...... 1.14 propitious replacement market. Risks in • HCL Tech [2] ...... 1154.35. .... 1167.45. .... 1159.90. .... 1172.00. .... 1155.00. .... 4654.83. .... 1178.05...... 682.80. .... 35 . .... 1167.55 Hindalco ...... 424.10...... ­2.22...... 10.58 ...... 0.86 16638 Nifty 50 Futures HDFC Bank ...... 1554.80...... ­2.62...... 26.14 ...... terms of rise in Covid 19 cases cannot be HDFC [2]...... 2699.25. .... 2700.35. .... 2711.25. .... 2720.00. .... 2682.20. .... 1855.27. .... 2895.35. .... 1623.00. .... 41 . .... 2699.75 9.41 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT HDFC AMC [5] ...... 2959.80. .... 2977.60. .... 2965.00. .... 2987.70. .... 2956.95...... 188.01. .... 3358.30. .... 2071.00. .... 46 . .... 2979.15 JSW Steel ...... 672.00...... ­2.64...... 11.32 ...... 0.90 ignored. Weighing odds, we maintain our HDFC Bank [1] ...... 1557.40. .... 1554.80. .... 1550.00. .... 1571.00. .... 1543.45. .... 5559.50. .... 1650.00. .... 1025.15. .... 27 . .... 1554.85 Tata Steel ...... 1375.05...... ­2.73...... 7.33 ...... 1.49 16585 16530 16700 16750 Consider initiating fresh long Maurti Suzuki ...... 6608.60...... ­3.15...... 38.90 ...... Buy recommendation on the stock with HDFCLifeIns...... 687.55...... 698.85...... 693.40...... 702.00...... 690.00. .... 7671.52...... 746.00...... 556.25. ...117 ...... 699.00 1.22 ITC...... 204.60...... ­3.63...... 17.78 ...... 2.48 positions with a fixed stop­loss if HeroMoto [2]...... 2673.95. .... 2647.55. .... 2675.00. .... 2680.00. .... 2642.50...... 445.53. .... 3628.55. .... 2644.00. .... 16 . .... 2648.00 revised target of ₹565 (previous target: ₹276) State Bank...... 410.75...... ­4.87...... 13.93 ...... 2.19 the contract reverses higher from Hindalco [1]...... 430.70...... 424.10...... 431.50...... 432.30...... 420.80. .... 7695.67...... 461.00...... 155.00. .... 50 ...... 423.85 Infosys...... 1727.70...... ­6.71...... 36.17 ...... 8.88 based on 9X FY23 earnings over a period of HPCL ...... 257.85...... 255.50...... 258.25...... 258.45...... 253.65. .... 2031.16...... 312.00...... 163.30...... 4 ...... 255.65 16585 levels Bharti Airtel...... 586.90...... ­13.92...... 0.00 ...... 1.92 6­9 months. HUL [1] ...... 2645.00. .... 2666.40. .... 2631.00. .... 2697.80. .... 2631.00. .... 2117.29. .... 2697.00. .... 2001.00. .... 76 . .... 2666.65 ₹1554 • HDFC Bank ICICI Bank [2] ...... 691.05...... 698.80...... 692.05...... 701.55...... 690.00. ... 10756.73...... 717.30...... 334.00. .... 27 ...... 698.45 Pts: Impact on index movement ICICILombGIC ...... 1464.45. .... 1471.15. .... 1461.10. .... 1485.00. .... 1448.00...... 777.72. .... 1625.00. .... 1201.00. .... 54 . .... 1471.80 LKP SECURITIES S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT IndraprsGas [2]...... 524.85...... 524.35...... 524.85...... 528.60...... 521.40...... 840.21...... 594.85...... 364.30. .... 30 ...... 524.25 Nifty Next 50 Movers ̆ 119.10 pts. Indian Bank (Buy) 1540 1525 1565 1580 Initiate fresh long positions with a IndusInd BK ...... 1005.55. .... 1001.50. .... 1000.00. .... 1012.65...... 998.10. .... 1971.41. .... 1119.20...... 485.00. .... 23 . .... 1001.30 Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%) tight stop­loss if the stock rallies IndusTowers ...... 220.60...... 215.20...... 220.40...... 220.40...... 214.15. .... 1529.07...... 282.65...... 162.20. .... ­ ...... ­ Target: ₹170 Adani Green Energy ...... 1046.45...... 57.72...... 428.51 ...... 3.07 INFO EDGE (I) ...... 5795.95. .... 5796.55. .... 5795.95. .... 5874.90. .... 5742.00...... 283.88. .... 5895.00. .... 3220.05. ...256 . .... 5795.65 above ₹1,565 levels Adani Transmission ...... 1365.45...... 47.78...... 109.82 ...... 2.52 CMP: ₹122.8 Infosys [5] ...... 1735.55. .... 1727.70. .... 1734.00. .... 1746.00. .... 1720.00. .... 5302.25. .... 1755.60...... 912.60. .... 39 . .... 1726.95 Avenuesuper ...... 3847.80...... 23.14...... 215.86 ...... 3.84 • IntGlobAviat ...... 1717.00. .... 1747.80. .... 1729.45. .... 1761.00. .... 1718.00...... 781.72. .... 1859.90. .... 1147.00. .... ­ . .... 1746.65 Indian Bank with its healthy liability franchise, ₹1726 Infosys Marico ...... 522.10...... 17.61...... 57.28 ...... 2.36 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT IOC ...... 106.10...... 105.60...... 105.90...... 106.05...... 104.70. .... 7953.13...... 117.85...... 71.35...... 4 ...... 105.55 low cost of funds and compelling valuations Sbi Cards And Pay Srv ...... 1088.05...... 13.80...... 114.29 ...... 1.65 I­PruLifeINS...... 655.40...... 651.85...... 651.10...... 656.75...... 645.30. .... 2039.78...... 694.30...... 397.65. ...192 ...... 652.15 Proc & Gam ...... 13589.95...... 11.66...... 65.64 ...... 0.86 has now begun to witness synergies post its 1715 1704 1737 1750 Consider initiating fresh short ITC [1]...... 206.40...... 204.60...... 206.40...... 206.85...... 204.35. ... 14836.17...... 239.15...... 163.40. .... 18 ...... 204.70 Dabur India...... 605.50...... 11.02...... 59.74 ...... 3.10 merger with Allahabad Bank. The Bank offers a positions with a fixed stop­loss if JSWSteelLtd [1] ...... 683.85...... 672.00...... 683.00...... 685.00...... 669.30. .... 5659.96...... 776.50...... 257.70. .... 12 ...... 672.10 Intglobeavi ...... 1747.80...... 10.36...... 0.00 ...... 1.47 wide range of services including foreign the stock declines below ₹1,715 JublilntFood ...... 3827.65. .... 3829.35. .... 3836.00. .... 3858.95. .... 3752.05...... 465.12. .... 4166.40. .... 1964.80. ...136 . .... 3828.80 Havells...... 1215.00...... 9.42...... 62.57 ...... 2.67 Kot.Mah.Bk [5] ...... 1697.20. .... 1697.50. .... 1693.80. .... 1716.50. .... 1688.90. .... 4382.58. .... 2048.95. .... 1231.20. .... 46 . .... 1697.60 Larsen & Toubro Info ...... 5137.70...... 7.91...... 44.49 ...... 2.05 levels currency banking and specialised overseas L&T [2] ...... 1593.80. .... 1595.75. .... 1593.80. .... 1602.95. .... 1585.00. .... 2051.26. .... 1676.70...... 842.50. .... 16 . .... 1595.25 Alkem Laboratories ...... 3862.80...... 7.08...... 27.58 ...... 1.50 branches in Chennai, Bangalore and Mumbai ₹204 • ITC L&TInfotech [1]...... 5087.90. .... 5137.70. .... 5108.30. .... 5216.65. .... 5051.05...... 513.67. .... 5219.45. .... 2310.15. .... 46 . .... 5131.30 Pidilitind...... 2227.70...... 6.85...... 85.25 ...... 2.98 Lupin [2]...... 940.80...... 937.45...... 944.75...... 944.75...... 934.05. .... 1356.81. .... 1267.50...... 856.00. .... 28 ...... 936.95 Siemens...... 2211.05...... 6.73...... 73.99 ...... 1.73 exclusively handing foreign exchange S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT M&M [5]...... 772.05...... 781.40...... 771.00...... 782.90...... 767.25. .... 2576.88...... 952.15...... 566.00. .... 67 ...... 781.35 Icici Lombard Gic...... 1471.15...... 5.11...... 54.53 ...... 2.81 Gland Pharma ...... 3876.45...... 3.98...... 58.46 ...... transactions. 202 200 207 209 Fresh long positions can be initiated Marico Ltd [1] ...... 512.35...... 522.10...... 514.00...... 528.70...... 513.50. .... 5109.95...... 552.90...... 333.30. .... 58 ...... 521.45 1.28 Hdfc Asset Mgmt Cmp ...... 2977.60...... 3.45...... 46.35 ...... 1.45 The bank has different lending verticals; retail, Maruti [5]...... 6711.45. .... 6608.60. .... 6700.00. .... 6701.35. .... 6591.00. .... 1199.43. .... 8400.00. .... 6273.70. .... 41 . .... 6609.05 with a fixed stop­loss if the stock Ambuja Cements...... 398.35...... 3.34...... 19.01 ...... 2.56 MRF...... 77015.55. ... 76564.55. ... 77131.00. ... 77265.00. ... 76300.00...... 8.39. ... 98575.90. ... 55360.35. .... 23 . ... 76543.80 agriculture, MSME and corporate. The RAM Acc ...... 2275.55...... 2.42...... 21.71 ...... 1.69 rebounds up from ₹202 levels MuthootFinan ...... 1481.00. .... 1485.40. .... 1467.10. .... 1499.90. .... 1467.10...... 595.10. .... 1638.50. .... 1000.00. .... 16 . .... 1484.90 Godrej Consumer ...... 1042.65...... 2.38...... 61.28 ...... 3.46 (Retail, Agriculture, and MSME) contributes 58 NestleIndia...... 19909.85. ... 20052.70. ... 19974.95. ... 20119.70. ... 19805.55...... 63.20. ... 20333.80. ... 15104.25. .... 87 . ... 20046.80 ₹115 • ONGC Aurobindo Pharma ...... 699.10...... 2.36...... 7.70 ...... 1.72 NMDC Ltd [1] ...... 156.25...... 148.55...... 155.25...... 157.45...... 147.90. ... 43757.43...... 213.15...... 75.60...... 5 ...... 148.75 per cent of its loan book while the rest is S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Berger Paints India ...... 786.55...... 1.74...... 90.40 ...... 1.67 NTPC...... 114.00...... 112.75...... 114.10...... 114.50...... 111.95. ... 11668.99...... 122.00...... 78.10...... 7 ...... 112.70 Muthoot Finance ...... 1485.40...... 1.67...... 15.13 ...... 1.41 corporate book. We believe, the Bank shall ONGC [5] ...... 115.65...... 115.55...... 115.60...... 116.25...... 114.40. .... 8779.25...... 128.45...... 64.15. .... 10 ...... 115.45 113 111 118 121 Make use of intraday declines to Piramal Ent...... 2567.05...... 1.43...... 42.22 ...... 2.74 emerge stronger by the end of FY22 since Petronet ...... 228.10...... 227.60...... 228.85...... 230.75...... 225.45. .... 3386.87...... 275.25...... 207.40. .... 11 ...... 227.45 buy the stock while maintaining a Bandhan Bank ...... 265.05...... 1.06...... 21.04 ...... 1.57 PGHH ...... 13126.50. ... 13589.95. ... 12815.00. ... 14087.90. ... 12751.00...... 71.96. ... 14210.00. .... 9700.05. .... 66 . ... 13574.35 United Breweries...... 1435.75...... 0.89...... 146.42 ...... 0.90 Q1­FY22 earnings have shown early signs of stiff stop­loss at ₹113 levels recovery. The credit quality recovery in Q1­FY22 PidiliteInd [1] ...... 2214.85. .... 2227.70. .... 2223.80. .... 2239.80. .... 2207.00...... 337.99. .... 2335.00. .... 1390.60. .... 86 . .... 2225.75 United Spirits ...... 684.40...... 0.78...... 75.46 ...... 1.79 ₹2230 • Reliance Ind. PiramalEntp [2]...... 2563.70. .... 2567.05. .... 2567.50. .... 2622.90. .... 2550.10...... 509.59. .... 2856.80. .... 1178.85. ...195 . .... 2566.85 Dlf...... 307.55...... 0.54...... 51.05 ...... 1.67 was meaningful as absolute GNPA inched PowerGrid ...... 175.50...... 173.10...... 175.40...... 175.40...... 171.60. .... 9086.44...... 188.63...... 115.99...... 9 ...... 173.20 Jubilant Foodworks ...... 3829.35...... 0.46...... 135.10 ...... 2.57 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT down (2 per cent sequentially) driven by Pun.Natl.Bk [2] ...... 36.45...... 35.80...... 36.40...... 36.65...... 35.70. ... 35509.25...... 46.40...... 26.30. .... 14 ...... 35.85 Adani Enter...... 1475.70...... 0.34...... 117.86 ...... 3.56 2215 2200 2245 2260 Near­term view is positive for the Reliance ...... 2202.60. .... 2230.45. .... 2208.00. .... 2244.90. .... 2205.00. .... 8579.11. .... 2368.80. .... 1830.00. .... 45 . .... 2230.65 Info Edge (India) ...... 5796.55...... 0.16...... 50.77 ...... 3.93 healthy up­gradation (14x of Q4­FY21). A healthy SBI [1] ...... 416.25...... 410.75...... 414.50...... 415.80...... 410.00. ... 15897.68...... 467.30...... 175.55. .... 16 ...... 410.80 Abbott India ...... 18906.65...... 0.11...... 56.90 ...... 0.67 stock of RIL. Make use of intraday Yes Bank ...... 10.95...... 0.00...... 0.00 ...... capital position (CET­1 of 11.6 per cent), post SBICards&Pay...... 1065.20. .... 1088.05. .... 1067.00. .... 1100.00. .... 1053.45. .... 1971.77. .... 1139.50...... 766.10. .... ­ ...... ­ 0.94 Torrent Pharma ...... 3052.75...... ­0.26...... 40.97 ...... 1.31 dips to buy it with a fixed stop­loss SBILifeInsur...... 1156.15. .... 1151.80. .... 1151.20. .... 1164.50. .... 1144.85...... 823.81. .... 1174.00...... 755.55. .... 89 . .... 1152.10 capital infusion, will keep the momentum Indraprastha Gas ...... 524.35...... ­0.61...... 25.93 ...... 1.61 ShreeCement ...... 26288.25. ... 26556.05. ... 26251.00. ... 26630.00. ... 26116.00...... 49.41. ... 32050.00. ... 18214.40. .... 37 . ... 26581.30 • Colgate...... 1654.40...... ­1.17...... 42.04 ...... 1.93 going. Factoring about 9 per cent advance ₹410 SBI Siemens [2] ...... 2189.45. .... 2211.05. .... 2190.70. .... 2221.95. .... 2181.00...... 318.00. .... 2297.00. .... 1143.15. .... 71 . .... 2210.35 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Petronet Lng...... 227.60...... ­1.31...... 10.98 ...... 1.50 growth, stable NIMs and lower credit cost; the Sun Pharma [1] ...... 769.05...... 760.55...... 765.15...... 771.10...... 759.25. .... 1735.86...... 804.40...... 452.60. .... 87 ...... 760.30 Cadila Health...... 540.60...... ­2.15...... 23.87 ...... 1.21 Tata Motors [2] ...... 284.40...... 284.30...... 284.85...... 287.35...... 281.65. ... 17864.05...... 360.65...... 120.20. .... ­ ...... 284.40 bank may post 17 per cent PAT growth in FY22. 405 400 416 422 Fresh long positions are Lupin ...... 937.45...... ­2.82...... 25.52 ...... 1.98 Tata Steel ...... 1390.20. .... 1375.05. .... 1390.40. .... 1394.75. .... 1365.00. .... 9157.90. .... 1534.60...... 343.00...... 9 . .... 1374.50 Compelling valuations (0.5xFY23 Adj. BVPS) recommended with a fixed Mrf ...... 76564.55...... ­3.28...... 22.72 ...... 1.39 TataConsuPro ...... 836.00...... 853.30...... 842.00...... 856.80...... 834.55. .... 2464.57...... 856.80...... 458.95. .... ­ ...... ­ Bajaj Holdings ...... 4142.20...... ­3.33...... 12.28 ...... 1.39 makes the stock rewarding factoring FY22/23 stop­loss only if the stock of SBI TCS [1] ...... 3659.00. .... 3671.85. .... 3660.00. .... 3687.60. .... 3647.90. .... 1902.53. .... 3697.00. .... 2217.05. .... 40 . .... 3671.05 I­Prulife ...... 651.85...... ­4.82...... 193.48 ...... 2.22 ROE of 1 per cent/16 per cent. Hence, Indian moves beyond ₹416 levels TechMahindra [5]...... 1463.10. .... 1449.50. .... 1459.80. .... 1466.75. .... 1444.00. .... 1993.94. .... 1477.50...... 714.50. .... 32 . .... 1449.45 Hpcl ...... 255.50...... ­5.25...... 3.48 ...... 1.43 TitanCompany [1] ...... 1822.65. .... 1815.35. .... 1822.65. .... 1834.60. .... 1805.25. .... 1059.29. .... 1892.25. .... 1076.00. ...124 . .... 1815.75 Bosch ...... 13648.40...... ­6.50...... 46.61 ...... 1.02 Bank is one of our preferred pick among PSU ₹3671 • TCS TorrentPhar [5]...... 3054.25. .... 3052.75. .... 3054.00. .... 3087.05. .... 3036.60...... 120.64. .... 3129.50. .... 2311.30. .... 46 . .... 3051.45 Punjab Natl Bank...... 35.80...... ­6.76...... 11.99 ...... 0.93 banks. S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT UB [1] ...... 1432.20. .... 1435.75. .... 1430.00. .... 1449.65. .... 1422.25...... 345.58. .... 1537.65...... 898.50. ...147 . .... 1432.90 Biocon ...... 341.00...... ­9.81...... 51.61 ...... 1.36 UltraTech ...... 7382.35. .... 7307.10. .... 7365.00. .... 7418.90. .... 7301.00...... 183.24. .... 7907.40. .... 3755.00. .... 34 . .... 7306.65 Vedanta ...... 287.55...... ­11.05...... 5.69 ...... 3.18 3650 3625 3690 3710 Initiate fresh short positions with a United Spr [2] ...... 683.65...... 684.40...... 682.10...... 692.85...... 675.55. .... 2759.11...... 732.00...... 494.00. .... 73 ...... 685.00 Gail (India) ...... 142.65...... ­13.98...... 8.27 ...... 2.22 stiff stop­loss only if the stock of TCS UPL [2] ...... 726.10...... 719.65...... 725.00...... 729.80...... 717.00. .... 1538.57...... 864.75...... 399.00. ...154 ...... 719.95 Indus Towers ...... 215.20...... ­15.27...... 12.91 ...... 1.52 BusinessLine is not responsible for the recommendations Apollo Hosp ...... 4700.40...... ­25.08...... 78.25 ...... 4.15 falls below ₹3,650 levels Vedanta [1] ...... 290.05...... 287.55...... 290.25...... 293.40...... 283.40. ... 15369.84...... 341.25...... 91.25. .... 10 ...... 287.55 Nmdc...... 148.55...... ­30.78...... 4.87 ...... 1.49 sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent Wipro [2] ...... 631.65...... 628.95...... 632.20...... 638.50...... 626.00. .... 4208.35...... 642.70...... 269.00. .... 36 ...... 628.95 to: [email protected] S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. Yes Bk [2] ...... 10.95...... 10.95...... 10.95...... 11.25...... 10.90. ... 91932.27...... 20.83...... 10.51. .... ­ ...... 10.94 Pts: Impact on index movement

CM YK ...... BM­BME MUMBAI BusinessLine 7 FRIDAY • AUGUST 27 • 2021 AUTO FOCUS Lamborghini launches Countach LPI 800-4 Kia Motors Seltos X-Line car, particularly distinctive if viewed To commemorate the original, a new from above, appear to float towards edition is wicked cool the rear of the car. “The rear of the futuristic hybrid makes its debut. Will Countach LPI 800­4 is immediately re­ cognizable from its distinctive inver­ be a limited ‘few-off’ edition ted wedge shape, with the rear bumper featuring a lower, sleeker line, and the ‘hexagonita’ design shaping the three­ unit rear light clusters. The LPI 800­4 sports the four­strong exhaust tail pipes of the Countach family, connec­ ted within the carbon fibre rear dif­ fuser. Access for driver and passenger is of course via the infamous scissor doors, first introduced on the Coun­ tach, that have become a Lamborghini V12 signature”, says the Lamborghini press release. Inimitable V12 experience New top-trim variant of The tail pipes and the door mirrors With its aspirated V12 engine com­ also get the glossy black finish. bined with Lamborghini’s hybrid su­ the popular compact SUV percapacitor tech, the Countach LPI adds one more option for Familiar cabin 800­4 retains the inimitable V12 experi­ For the cabin, Kia designers have ence and sound from its Longitudinale buyers seeking more chosen the same basic GT Line trim of Posteriore (LP) mounted powerplant style, personalisation the Seltos and enhanced the cabin’s combined with the hybrid technology perceived luxury by giving the dash a developed for the Sián. S. MURALIDHAR black and grey colour layered theme. OUR BUREAU semblance to the original. But credit is erences to the first LP 500 and LP 400 Delivering 814 cv as maximum com­ The big change in the cabin is, how­ n the 50th anniversary of due to the original, whose design was production version. bined power from its aspirated power­ gnoring recent claims that orange ever, the new ‘Indigo Pera Leatherette’ the original Countach – con­ so ahead of its times. The Countach’s Giving the LPI 800­4 a distinctive plant (780 cv) and electric motor (34 Iis the new black, Kia Motors has de­ upholstery with its honeycomb pat­ Osidered by many to be the distinctive silhouette with the essen­ Countach face are the assertive lines of cv) to its permanent four­wheel drive cided instead to combine the two tern stitching. The rest of the cabin greatest sportscar ever built tial line running from front to rear, the front bonnet with a long, transmission, the LPI 800­4 colours as part of the theme for an all­ elements remain the same. Though – Italian supercar maker Lamborghini sharp angles, and idiosyncratic wedge low rectangular grille produces peak Lam­ new top­trim variant of the Seltos. the X­Line badge on the tailgate may announced a revival of the haloed shape, influenced modern super and headlights, as borghini perform­ Said to have been inspired by the seem to suggest that this probably of­ moniker. sports design as well as future Lam­ well as in the ance of 0­100 build theme of the Seltos X­Line fers all­wheel drive, the new variant The new Countach sports an inter­ borghini models. wheel arches kmph accelera­ concept that was showcased at the doesn’t get any mechanical changes esting nomenclature with the ‘I’ in the An official Lambo statement men­ with their tion in just 2020 Auto Expo, this new variant will over the standard Seltos. But since it is LPI referring to its hybrid powertrain, tioned that the new model’s final out­ hexagonal 2.8 seconds, officially be launched in September, based on the GT Line and will, from and its design bearing a remarkable re­ line is pure and uncluttered, with ref­ theme. The a 0­200 well in time for the start of the festive here on, be the top trim variant, en­ sharp in­ kmph in season. gine choices will be between the 1.4­ clination 8.6 Indian buyers are already obsessed litre turbo petrol and the 1.5­litre of the seconds, with black paintwork for their cars. diesel mills. Both the engines will only green­ and a But, there is a wicked cool side to matt be offered with automatic transmis­ house top black and that emotion is what Kia is sions. The 1.4 T­GDI will get the 7­speed adopts speed of attempting to capture with the new DCT (dual clutch) gearbox and the 1.5 the 355 ‘Xclusive Matte Graphite’ all­Black ex­ Diesel will be paired with a 6­speed straight kmph. teriors. torque converter gearbox. The output lines Own­ The colour theme runs across all the for both the engines remain the same. redolent of ers of the major exterior design features includ­ The matte graphite colour theme the original exclusive ing the trim­specific, larger 18­inch for the Seltos comes after car makers Countach, ad­ limited edi­ crystal­cut alloy wheels in the same across geographies and across price joining the tion Countach matching colour and finish. The grille ranges discovered buyer preference powerful, clean LPI 800­4 can in front too gets the same treatment for this finish. Super luxury car brands front­to­rear line. choose from a and is highlighted by the glossy black and our homegrown brands have suc­ The air scoops are integ­ range of heritage exter­ frame surrounding it. cessfully launched similar paint fin­ rated fluidly in the strong ior paint options, mostly in The silver underbody skid plate on ishes for their own cars. shoulders of the car, embellished with solid colours. Produced in a run of 112 the rear bumper is now finished in This new Seltos X­Line variant will the distinctive Countach slatted ‘gills’. units, the number denotes the ‘LP 112’ glossy black and features a horizontal be a permanent trim variant that’ll The iconic and aerodynamically internal project name used during the orange garnish, similar to the one on top the model’s line­up. It should ar­ powerful NACA air intakes cut into the original Lamborghini Countach’s de­ the side character line door garnish. rive in showrooms next month, and side and doors of the Countach LPI velopment. The Countach LPI 800­4 The gloss black and and orange accent will be priced at a premium to the The LPI 800-4 sports the four-strong exhaust tail pipes of the Countach family, connected 800­4 while the Periscopio lines run­ will be delivered from first quarter theme extends into multiple other equivalent GT Line trim variant and within the carbon fibre rear diffuser ning through the roof to the rear of the 2022 to owners worldwide. elements, including the wheel caps. top the range at about ₹17 lakh plus. NEWS XPRESSIONS PhonePe gets RBI nod to launch GREETINGS account aggregator platform Licence to enable vices in a more convenient manner. free and instant Commenting on the devel­ exchange of opment, Rahul Chari, CTO and Co­founder, PhonePe, said, financial data “The AA licence will allow us to play a pivotal role in shap­ OUR BUREAU ing the emerging account ag­ Bengaluru, August 26 PhonePe is a digital payment gregator ecosystem for con­ PhonePe Account Aggregator, platform with over 300 million sent­based financial data a fully owned subsidiary of registered users sharing. Our technology stack the PhonePe Group, received will enable any FIU with cus­ in­principle approval from formation users (FIUs) and tomer consent to instantly re­ RBI to operate an account ag­ financial information pro­ trieve financial information gregator (AA) platform. viders (FIPs) with due consent from an FIP. The licence permits from customers in a safe and “We look forward to work­ PhonePe to launch its own ac­ secure manner. ing closely with all industry count aggregator platform stakeholders to take RBI’s vis­ that will enable free and in­ Convenient transactions ion of driving deeper finan­ stant exchange of financial This will help Indian con­ cial inclusion across the coun­ data between financial in­ sumers avail financial ser­ try,” he added.

TRAI recommends reducing levies on satellite services PRESS TRUST OF INDIA New Delhi, August 26 Telecom regulator TRAI, on Thursday, recommended the government reduce or re­ move various levies imposed on satellite operators, and take other measures like avoiding intermediaries in the segment to make services affordable. TRAI, in its recommenda­ tions on licensing frame­ works for satellite­based con­ nectivity for low bit rate applications, suggested al­ lowing the use of all types of satellites. It recommended the use of foreign satellites to provide connectivity for a longer dur­ ation than the permissible 3­5 years at present. “ Service li­ censees should be mandated to establish the earth station in India, corresponding to the chosen foreign satellite or satellite system, prior to using leased capacities,” TRAI said. It also pitched lower spec­ trum usage charges to 1 per cent from 4 per cent for low bit rate satellite connectivity, and called for a comprehens­ ive, integrated, end­to­end co­ ordinated, online portal.

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MCX COMPDEX ĭ -32.36 pts (-0.29%) MCX BULLDEX ĭ -16.19 pts (-0.11%) MCX METLDEX ĭ -97.15 pts (-0.62%) NCDEX AGRIDEX ĭ -58.90 pts (-3.44%)

PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE 11293.73 11295.47 11239.63 11261.37 14173.62 14176.80 14128.22 14157.43 15649.51 15639.04 15473.66 15552.36 1713.95 1731.75 1652.45 1655.05

FUTURES TRACKER ENDING STUBBLE BURNING Symbol Delivery Centre Price Previous Close (₹) % OI Unit Close (₹) Change MCX ALUMINIUM Thane 1 Kgs 212.2 212.5 0.1 1045 UPL’s nurture.farm offers free spray service COPPER Thane 1 Kgs 710.5 711.0 0.1 310000 Signs up 25,000 growers in North India; to process more sustainable.” app and avail our large spray­ COTTON Rajkot 1 Bales 25950.0 26520.0 2.2 18575 Dhruv Sawhney, COO and ing machines to decompose CPO* Cash Settled 10 Kgs 1197.8 1200.3 0.2 27230 sprinkle PUSA Decomposer on 5 lakh ha Business Head, nurture.farm, their stubble,” Sawhney said. CRUDEOIL Cash Settled 1 BBL 5057.0 5034.0 -0.5 562400 said, “75 per cent of Indian GOLD Ahmedabad 10 grms 47179.0 47204.0 0.1 11615 OUR BUREAU gramme. The farmers will be farmers are owners of land Free service GOLDGUINEA Ahmedabad 8 grms 37714.0 37739.0 0.1 0.112 Bengaluru, August 26 availing this sustainable agri­ which span a hectare or less. “Offering the service free of GOLDM Ahmedabad 10 grms 47108.0 47127.0 0.0 794.5 UPL’s agri­services arm nur­ culture practice free of cost, For them, time and resources cost incentivises the farmers GOLDPETAL Ahmedabad 1 grms 4686.0 4673.0 -0.3 0.393 ture.farm has announced a nurture.farm said in a are limited, and so they are to adopt practices that ensure KAPAS* Cash Settled 20 Kgs 1443.0 1429.5 -0.9 168 programme to end stubble statement. risk­averse to try new things. sustainable outcomes, which burning practices in Punjab This comes as a great relief, Any delay in handling is the core of all our services at LEAD Thane / Chennai 1 Kgs 177.2 177.1 -0.1 645 and Haryana by launching a especially to the Centre and leftover stubble directly af­ nurture.farm. We are excited MENTHAOIL Chandausi 1 Kgs 912.1 920.3 0.9 40.68 spray service for the bio­en­ people in North India, mainly fects their next cropping about this initiative because NATURALGAS Cash Settled 1 mmBtu 289.2 292.2 1.0 690000 zyme, PUSA Decomposer, de­ the National Capital region, cycle, which has a domino ef­ this will have a direct benefit NICKEL Thane 1 Kgs 1444.4 1431.4 -0.9 190500 veloped by the Indian Agricul­ as it leads to air pollution and Every year, the deliberate burning of 5.7 million acres of paddy fect on their yield and ulti­ on the farm’s sustainability as SILVER Ahmedabad 1 Kgs 63272.0 63004.0 -0.4 174240 ture Research Institute (IARI). toxic haze. This has become stubble pollutes the air with toxins mately their income.” well as the environment and SILVERM Ahmedabad 1 Kgs 62868.0 62998.0 0.2 6835 The bio­enzyme decom­ an annual affair affecting This is where nurture.farm public health,” Sawhney SILVERMIC Ahmedabad 1 Kgs 62862.0 62968.0 0.2 3324 poses the stubble within 20­ Delhi. viable choices pushes the the farmers and society­at­ steps in and acts as the facilit­ added. ZINC Thane 1 Kgs 248.6 246.5 -0.8 315 25 days after spraying and The stubble burning also farmers to burn the crops, as large,” said Jai Shroff, Global ator of the PUSA bio­decom­ Being a sustainable agricul­ turns it into manure, improv­ impacts the soil quality while burning is cheaper, faster and CEO, UPL Ltd, in a statement. poser developed by IARI. ture practice, the initiative NCDEX ing soil quality. The company nutrients and microbes die, clears the land in time for the “Through OpenAg, UPL is cre­ “Partnering with IIM Ro­ also ensures a reduction in CASTOR DEESA Quintal 6408.0 6128.0 -4.4 48305 has signed up over 500,000 and so does any other flora next cropping cycle. “We are ating a network that changes htak, we have developed an the emission of greenhouse CHANA BIKANER Quintal 5382.0 5370.0 -0.2 69280 acres under this programme and fauna that comes in the excited about the initiative, the way a whole industry entire ecosystem where the gases and a reduction in tox­ COCUDAKL AKOLA Quintal 2922.0 2785.0 -4.7 54260 and has got over 25,000 farm­ fire’s way. and we believe this will go a thinks and works and will farmers can register for the ins and soot that gets released ers on board for the pro­ However, the lack of other long way in benefiting both help make the agricultural service via our nurture.farm into the air. COTTON RAJKOT Bales 27220.0 27220.0 0.0 0 DHANIYA KOTA Quintal 8652.0 8190.0 -5.3 6450 GUARGUM5 JODHPUR Quintal 10778.0 10132.0 -6.0 39040 GUARSEED10 JODHPUR Quintal 6410.0 6044.0 -5.7 36680 Commodity trading hit by JEERAUNJHA UNJHA Quintal 15540.0 15060.0 -3.1 5691 Centre approves MSP procurement KAPAS RAJKOT 20 kgs 1451.0 1436.0 -1.0 1988 RMSEED JAIPUR Quintal 8157.0 8059.0 -1.2 25720 booming stock markets SYBEANIDR INDORE Quintal 8191.0 7701.0 -6.0 18880 of moong, urad in Karnataka PALAK SHAH compared to the peak of SYOREF INDORE 10 kgs 1420.0 1416.0 -0.3 30140 Mumbai, August 26 ₹12,436 crore in 2011. TMCFGRNZM NIZAMABAD Quintal 8686.0 8238.0 -5.2 12040 State government centres. Moong and urad are Department expects produc­ Booming stock markets have mainly grown in the north­ tion of moong at 1.2 lakh led to waning interest for com­ Crude oil Source: MCX and NCDEX; all contracts are current month/near month; close prices are taken from provisional bhav copy (as of 17.00 hours); *delivery option available set to begin ern districts of the State. tonnes and urad at 0.43 lakh modity trading on the Multi The ADTV of crude oil futures process soon Greengram harvest began tonnes. During this kharif Commodity Exchange (MCX), touched a high of ₹9,421 crore early this month and market season, moong has been India's largest commodity on MCX in 2012. For 2021, the OUR BUREAU arrivals have picked up with sown on 3.5 lakh hectares and bourse. Trading volumes in crude oil ADTV is down to Bengaluru, August 26 prices ruling below the MSP urad on 0.83 lakh hectares. gold, the flagship product of ₹5,280 crore. According to ana­ Public procurement of early of ₹7,275 per quintal across all NAFED has been appointed MCX, are at a multi­year low, lysts, the volumes have failed to kharif season pulses such as key markets. This has Karnataka Agriculture as the nodal procurement and analysts say the exchange pick up, although banks, mu­ moong (green gram) and triggered a demand from Department expects agency by the Centre, while has been hit with volumes in tual funds, exchange­traded urad (black matpe) at min­ growers for the start of early production of moong at Karnataka State Co­operative other segments too not close to funds and foreign institutional imum support price (MSP) is MSP procurement. In Gadag, Marketing Federation will be the peak of 2011. MCX has a investors were allowed to parti­ ■ Robusta coffee futures on ICE rose to a one-month high on 1.2 lt and urad at 0.43 lt Thursday, underpinned by the recent drawdown in exchange set to start in Karnataka soon. arrivals stood at 1,384 tonnes the state­agency for the pro­ monopoly in bullion metals, cipate in the exchange, and op­ stocks, while arabica prices were also higher. November The Centre has given its ap­ on Thursday and the modal Bidar districts this season. The cess. base metals, and crude oil trad­ tions trading in 2014 . MCX is robusta rose by $21, to $1,994 a tonne after hitting a proval this week to procure price (rate at which most harvest of urad, a 90­day crop An official notification said ing in India. currently in the middle of a one-month high of $1,995. December arabica was up 2.2 cents, 30,000 tonnes of moong and trades took place) was ₹5,995 will commence in the next the maximum quantity to be MCX churned an average complete overhaul of its trad­ at $1.8855 per lb. 10,000 tonnes of urad of fair per quinal. few weeks. The Centre has procured from each farmer daily trading volume (ADTV) of ing technology since it has de­ average quality at MSP. fixed the MSP at ₹6,300 . In has been fixed at six quintals around ₹48,326 crore in 2011, cided to change from 63Moons ■ Oil dropped as investors focussed on a Federal Reserve meeting Sources said the procure­ Crops’ coverage Karnataka, urad is grown in for each of these crops. On per which is now down to around Technologies as its service pro­ that may provide clues about its approach to paring stimulus. ment process will begin once Moong is mainly grown in Dharwad, Kalaburgi, Yadagiri, acre basis, the maximum ₹28,972 crore. Data show that vider to TCS. The exchange has At 1630 GMT, US crude was down by 1.05 per cent to $67.63 a the local district administra­ Gadag, Dharwad, Haveri, Bel­ Belgavi, Bidar and Mysuru dis­ quantity of moong to be pro­ ADTV for gold futures at MCX been struggling to acquire barrel. Brent crude slipped by 1.04 per cent to $71.51. tion identifies the location for gavi, Vijayapur, Bagalkot, Kop­ tricts. cured is four quintals, while it are down by nearly 54 per cent technology to start a spot ex­ setting up the procurement pal, Kalaburgi, Yadagir and The Karnataka Agriculture is three quintals for urad. to just ₹5,723 crore this year change platform for Gold. Bangladesh offers hope for corn shipments Tobacco industry seeks 5% Exports to South­East Asia slow down as (APEDA) show that Vietnam were outpriced,” said Singh. imported over 2.5 lakh tonnes But hope for corn exporters tax relief to boost exports Delta variant spreads; domestic prices rise (lt) of corn during April­May has come in the form of this fiscal. The whole of last Bangladesh, which is import­ Wants govt to out with a set of refund rates tobacco was not included in SUBRAMANI RA MANCOMBU Prakash, President, Agri Com­ fiscal it had imported nearly ing a good quantity from In­ under the RoDTEP scheme. Ef­ the RoDTEP scheme. Chennai, August 26 modities Exporters’ Associ­ five lt. dia. “We are able to get corn at include tobacco fective from January 1, 2021, the While some countries With corn (maize) prices ation (ACEA). On the other hand, prices in a competitive price from export under the scheme offers remission rates offered subsidies to tobacco rising in the domestic market “We were offered corn for ex­ the domestic market have in­ farmer producer organisation of 0.5 per cent to 4.3 per cent. farmers, which impacted In­ due to demand from the ports from Andhra Pradesh at Covid shutdown in Vietnam and creased by over ₹2,000 a in Bihar, where ample supplies RoDTEP scheme dian tobacco ’s competitive­ poultry and starch sectors, its ₹19,000 but it wasn’t feasible Thailand a main reason for tonne in the last couple of are available. From there, it is Dwindling earnings ness, the European Union has exports have slowed down, given the surge in freight decline in exports months, making it tough for easy to transport to KV KURMANATH Tobacco exports fell to ₹3,780 extended a duty­free regime for particularly to South­East Asia. rates, particularly for contain­ exporters to be competitive in Bangladesh,” the MuBala Agri Hyderabad, August 26 crore in 2020­21 from ₹4,850 imports from countries like Factors such as spread of ers,” said Prakash, whose Director, MuBala Agro Com­ markets such as Vietnam and Commodities official said. With a shrinking export base crore in 2013­14 as volumes Bangladesh, Nepal, Malawi and Delta variant of Coronavirus in Chennai­based Rajathi Group modities Pvt Ltd, said this has Thailand. Corn is sent by trucks via In­ and the growing competition dipped to 169 million kg from others, he pointed out. countries such as Vietnam and exports agri­commodities resulted in Indian corn losing According to the Ministry of dia­Bangladesh borders, while from smaller countries, the to­ 236 million kg during the “The prevalence of a tariff Thailand and high freight such as maize, onions and its competitiveness in South­ Agriculture, corn prices at ag­ some shipments are also sent bacco industry wants tax bene­ period. rate quota in the US is also im­ charges have affected its chilli. East Asia. ricultural produce marketing by rail. fits to help spur exports. “This shows how our export pacting us. The US market is ac­ shipments. On Wednesday, the active According to the Interna­ committee (APMC) yards are “At least 150 trucks laden The Indian Tobacco Associ­ revenues have fallen over a cessible at a concessional im­ However, exporters are now corn contract on the Chicago tional Grains Council, corn currently ruling from ₹14,500 with corn go to Bangladesh ation (ITA), which represents period of time,” Rao said. port duty rate by countries like focussing on Bangladesh as Board of Trade was quoted at from Argentina is currently a tonne in Chhattisgarh to every day as demand for feed 90­95 per cent of tobacco ex­ He attributed the fall to the Argentina, Brazil and Thailand they enjoy freight advantage $5.52 a bushel (₹16,100 a quoted at $236 (₹17,550) a ₹18,000 in Uttar Pradesh. in Bangladesh is high,” said ports, has asked the Union Gov­ growing support for the to­ while non­quota imports from and are able to send the con­ tonne). tonne, while Brazil’s grain is Singh. This would mean that ernment to extend benefits un­ bacco sector in countries such countries like India are taxed at signments through various A Delhi­based trade analyst offered at $270 (₹20,075) and From Bihar to Bangladesh over one lakh tonnes of corn der the Remission of Duties as Zimbabwe, Tanzania and the an ad valorem rate of 350 per modes of transportation, said a major reason for corn ex­ US corn at $254 (₹18,875). The Centre fixed ₹18,500 a are being sent across the bor­ and Taxes on Exported US, as also the European Union. cent,” he said. traders say. ports slowing down is the Though corn prices are over 40 tonne as minimum support der every month. Products (RoDTEP) scheme to He said the country was well “Consequently, the Indian to­ Covid shutdown in Vietnam per cent higher year­on­year, price for corn last season (July “We cannot be competitive bail out the industry. positioned to become a major bacco sector is denied a level­ Surge in freight rates and Thailand, which use the they are off their peaks seen 2020­June 2021). For the cur­ if corn prices are above “We expect at least five per player in global tobacco trade. playing field when competing “We have not done any ship­ grain for feed purposes. this year by 10­20 per cent. rent season, it has been fixed at ₹18,500 a tonne,” he said. cent tax relief from the scheme. “But steep increases in the cost globally,” he argued. ments to South­East Asia for al­ “Brazil has also made a ₹18,700. Last fiscal, Bangladesh im­ We used to get 2­4 per cent in of cultivation, transportation The ITA believed that RoDTEP most a month now. The last we comeback on the corn front, Rise in local prices “We were competitive as ported over 12 lt of corn from tax relief some time ago, but we and logistics have adversely im­ benefits could help the Indian exported was a small quantity making it tough for India,” he Data from the Agricultural and long as domestic prices ruled India. During April­May this are left with none now,” Maddi pacted the price competitive­ tobacco sector become glob­ at $320 (₹23,775) cost and said. Processed Food Products Ex­ below ₹16,500 a tonne. Once year, it bought over one lt, ac­ Venkateswara Rao, President of ness of our tobacco sector,” the ally competitive, besides bene­ freight,” said M Madan Mukesh Singh, Managing port Development Authority prices topped that level, we cording to APEDA data. ITA, said. The government came ITA president said. He rued that fiting farmers. Afghan crisis to impact dry fruit prices Drought-prone areas in Maharashtra reap Trade pins hopes likely to have a severe impact on benefits from Centre’s micro-irrigation scheme the trade in the long run, as the on government to consignments find a market in Over 6.5 lakh hectares gain from Central ation schemes comes against revive incentives the country through Singapore, the backdrop of big dams fail­ Dubai and elsewhere. aid of ₹985 crore since 2015­16 ing to resolve the State’s wa­ V SAJEEV KUMAR Afghanistan would continue ter crisis. Almost 40 per cent Kochi, August 26 their trade relations with UAE as RADHESHYAM JADHAV tricts in the drought­prone of India’s large dams are in India’s dry fruits trade is pin­ its transit hub, which would en­ Pune, August 26 regions. Maharashtra but has just 19 ning hopes on the government able India to import products. Nineteen districts in the Buldhana district has per cent of the net irrigated to re­introduce incentives for However, the crisis has affected Marathwada and Vidarbha re­ brought 74,963 hectares (ha) area. dry fruits imports from Afgh­ Afghan farmers as the rate of gion of Maharashtra are set to under micro­irrigation as Activist Vikas Kamble with anistan, given the surging de­ Dry fruits prices are expected to go up by 10-15 per cent their crops has already started to improve their on­farm water part of the scheme, followed Out of 6.55 lakh hectares, about over two decades of experi­ mand in the domestic market. dip and will go down further, he use efficiency for enhancing by Jalna (40,885 ha) and Aur­ 60% is from 19 districts in the ence working with small and The Centre has stopped con­ Kamath, has hit dry fruits supply hinder anything against the said. crop productivity, after being angabad (34,557 ha). Of the drought-prone regions marginal farmers in Marath­ cessions from August after the to India, impacting its availabil­ business prospects”, he told However, the current crisis affected by deficient rainfall top ten districts that have wada, said water scarcity re­ political change in the Afgh­ ity, especially in the peak de­ BusinessLine. will impact the prices of dry and frequent droughts result­ brought maximum land un­ that the scheme is relevant in mains a major problem. “Mi­ anistan, and the decision to im­ mand season of September and However, it is up to the Indian fruits, especially during the fest­ ing in farmers’ suicides. der micro­irrigation through achieving national priorities cro­irrigation will help to pose duties by India will impact October. Many corporate buying government to decide on ex­ ival season, as they are expected Maharashtra has covered PMKSY­PDMC, six are from such as substantially improv­ lessen farmer distress and the prices of dry fruits, Rahul of dry fruits is happening in tending concessions for im­ to go up by 10­15 per cent. The 6.55 lakh hectares under Marathwada and Vidarbha ing on­farm water use effi­ also reduce the number of Kamath, Director, Bolas Agro Pvt these two months in connection ports taking into account the rates will normalise soon as the Union government’s ambi­ regions. ciency, enhancing crop pro­ suicides,” he said. Ltd, Mangaluru said. with the festival season starting possibility of its impact on the burgeoning Indian domestic de­ tious micro irrigation ductivity, generating The central government’s Being a signatory to SAFTA, it from Navarathrito Diwali. domestic market, he added. mand provides a good market scheme ­ Per Drop More Crop Centre’s assistance employment opportunities study titled “Farmers Suicide is pointed out that the imports “It is unlikely to believe that for Afghanistan. “They have to component of Pradhan Man­ The C entre has offered ₹985 etc. Micro­irrigation adop­ in India: Causes and Policy from Afghanistan enjoy duty the Taliban will put any curbs on Price impact sell the products at any cost, oth­ tri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana crore to the State in the last tion has helped to save water Prescription” in 2016­17 sug­ concessions with a maximum exports to India in view of the J Rajmohan Pillai, Chairman, erwise the crops will perish,” he (PMKSY­PDMC) since 2015­16. three years ( 2018­19 to 2020­ and created direct and indir­ gested a need to bring indi­ tariff of five per cent against 30­ monetary benefits involved in it. Beta Group, which owns the said. The trade between the two Interestingly, out of 6.55 21) to execute the scheme. ect employment vidual farmers under the am­ 40 per cent to other countries. India is one of the biggest buy­ brand Nut King, said that the countries is also linked to India’s lakh hectares, about 60 per A study conducted by NITI opportunities. bit of crop insurance and The current political instabil­ ers of Afghan dry fruits and the Afghan crisis is likely to raise dry recognition of the Taliban gov­ cent of the area, or over 3.90 Aayog to evaluate the PMKSY­ The response by drought­ insisted that judicious use of ity in Afghanistan, according to government there will not fruit prices in India, but it is un­ ernment, he added. lakh hectares, is from 19 dis­ PDMC scheme in 2020 stated prone districts to micro­irrig­ available water is required.

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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Government launches portal to serve ‘Evacuation of Indians is our priority’ 38 crore workers in unorganised sector e­Shram will Yadav also interacted with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar briefs the workers from Ajmer, provide registered parties on measures taken so far; says govt Dibrugarh, Chennai and workers easy Varanasi from the Common has adopted a wait­and­watch approach Service Centres (CSC). The regis­ access to social tration can be done through OUR BUREAU sons have been evacuated this security benefits CSCs and through smart New Delhi, August 26 include 175 embassy person­ phones. “The registration in Over 565 persons, mostly In­ nel, 263 other Indian nation­ OUR BUREAU the portal is totally free and dian nationals, Afghan na­ als, 112 Afghan Nationals New Delhi, August 26 workers do not have to pay any­ tionals and 15 from other including Hindus and Sikhs The Union Minister for Labour thing at CSCs or anywhere. countries have been evacu­ and 15 citizens of other and Employment Bhupender Upon registration the workers ated from Afghanistan follow­ countries. Yadav launched a portal to Bhupender Yadav shall be issued a e­shram card ing the takeover by Taliban. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar with Commerce & Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and serve as a national database of with unique Universal Account The Centre on Thursday ap­ ‘Difficult environment’ Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi, at the meeting, in New Delhi on Thursday KAMAL NARANG about 38 crore unorganised State governments,” Yadav Number and will be able to ac­ prised floor leaders of various Following the meeting, sector workers and enable said. cess the benefits of the various parties in Parliament about Jaishankar told reporters, inside Kabul, multiple check­ ner. It is responding to all of us. So we (all parties) ap­ providing them access to social social security schemes the measures it has taken to “We have undertaken evacu­ points by various groups, is­ requests over calls, emails proached this situation very security benefits. ‘Simple process’ through this card anywhere, evacuate Indians stuck in ation operations in extremely sues at the airport, landing and WhatsApp messages. much in a spirit of national The e­Shram portal He said the process of registra­ anytime, said Union Labour Afghanistan. External Affairs difficult conditions especially permission delays, overflight “Let the situation unity,” he added. (www.eshram.gov.in) is the first tion is made as simple as pos­ Secretary Apurva Chandra. Minister S Jaishankar briefed at the airport. Our immediate clearances from relevant settle...You will have to keep The meeting was also atten­ of its kind in the country and is sible so that workers do not The leaders of the Central the leaders about the situ­ concern and task is evacu­ countries and coordination patience on the question of ded by union ministers Piy­ done as per Sections 111 and 114 face any hurdles. The registra­ Trade Unions, who held an in­ ation in the neighbouring ation and long term interest on the ground pose a our future policy,” Jaishankar ush Goyal and Pralhad Joshi, of the Social Security Code, the tion can be done using teraction with Yadav on the country and added that Delhi is the friendship for the challenge. said. “Our immediate con­ Foreign Secretary Harsh Minister said. All States and Aadhaar Card, and their phone portal recently, expressed that is adopting a wait­and­watch Afghan people.” cern and task is evacuation Shringla, Opposition leader trade unions have offered as­ and bank account number will the move will be a game approach and the immediate Responding to queries ‘Afghan cell ‘ and long term interest is the in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun sistance to complete the regis­ also be added in the portal. changer for the well­being of concern is the evacuation of from leaders, the Minister re­ A special Afghan cell with 20 friendship for the Afghan Kharge, Congress leader in tration process. Every registered worker will unorganised workers. They Indians. portedly told that the Centre officials of the Ministry was people,” he said. “We have a Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan “It will not only register get an accidental insurance have also promised help to get Jaishankar is learnt to have has also facilitated evacu­ set up on August 16 to co­ strong national position on Chowdhury, DMK MP TR them but would also be helpful cover of ₹two lakh in case of the workers registered in the told the meeting of e­visa sys­ ation of Indians by other ordinate repatriation and Afghanistan. The friendship Baalu and former prime min­ in delivering of various social death or permanent disability site. Yadav said workers of tem for Afghan nationals to agencies. Frequent firing in­ other requests from Afgh­ with the Afghan people is ister HD Deve Gowda atten­ security schemes being imple­ and ₹one lakh on partial disab­ about 400 trades will be re­ enter India. So far, 565 per­ cidents near the airport and anistan in a streamlined man­ something which matters to ded the meeting. mented by the Central and ility, Yadav said. gistered. State electricity regulators to mandate Regulatory compliance division Enabling ramp up of steel output: Steel Min to track Discoms, commissions OUR BUREAU creased.....we are conscious deployment of prepaid smart meters Kolkata, August 26 about this and are watchful,” OUR BUREAU iff and setting up of con­ Union Steel Minister, Ram he said. V RISHI KUMAR angana State Electricity Regu­ New Delhi, August 26 sumer grievance redressal Chandra Prasad Singh, on There is likely to be a steady Hyderabad, August 26 latory Commission (TSERC) The Power Ministry has set forums. Thursday said the Ministry is demand for iron ore from the State Electricity Regulators ordered installation of the up a regulatory compliance Besides this, the Power focussing on ramping up domestic steel industry due will order Discoms to deploy smart prepaid meters in TSN­ division to monitor power Ministry is also working on steel production to meet the to government emphasis on prepaid smart meters where PDCL and Sircilla areas where distribution companies and norms for resource ad­ anticipated surge in demand. growing infrastructure, power losses are more than 15 the losses are as high as 35­40 State commissions, it said on equacy, power procurement The government has, in the power, cement and other per cent, and in government per cent. Thursday in a release. in line with load fluctuation , recent past, reduced customs such sectors. India would buildings. The decision fol­ It was also decided that all The Ministry met with contract term, energy mix, duty on many items which Ram Chandra Prasad Singh have to double its iron ore ca­ lows a meeting, chaired by new connections would come electricity regulators to pre­ renewable obligations. Both are being imported to im­ pacity to achieve the target of Power Minister RK Singh, and with smart prepaid meters. . pare norms to help State reg­ guidelines are expected to prove the supply side. prices. Ore prices had been 300 million tonne of steel heads of the Central Electri­ Commission has to release The long­term objective is ulatory commissions adopt come in the next two to “Steel prices are cyclical in ruling at around ₹15,000­ production by 2030 as envis­ city Regulatory Commission the orders for the Discoms to to switch to digital prepaid best practices and expedite three months, as per the nature and they are determ­ 16,000 a tonne till recently. aged in the NSP (National and State­level regulators. implement it on a priority system. It will also help in im­ reform and regulatory release. ined by market forces. Our Steel Policy) 2017. It was decided that the basis. plementation of the time­of­ policies. The Ministry of Power has objective is to ramp up pro­ Raw material shortage “Steel demand is expected smart prepaid meters will be day tariff with more solar and According to the release, acted on most of the recom­ duction and when produc­ Prices have however dropped to increase backed by infra­ deployed by December 2023 ‘No deadline extension’ other renewable energy to promote electric vehicles, mendations of the Forum of tion increases prices will by around 20 per cent over structure projects, govern­ and the regulators will not “If any extension is given in sources. State regulators will help ad­ Regulators relating retail tar­ come down,” Singh said at a the last two months and are ment schemes and construc­ need any permission from the implementing the smart pre­ So far 24 lakh smart prepaid dress technical and commer­ iff and has requested that press conference post the in­ currently hovering around tion, especially housing State government or the dis­ paid meters, then the g rants meters have been installed. cial issues. State commissions to act on auguration of MSTC’s new ₹11,000­11,500 a tonne. “The demand. Our per capita con­ tribution companies. The ob­ provided from the Central The feedback is good with the recommendation so that corporate building here raw material production was sumption is also very low so jective is to bring down government will not be higher collections ranging Power guidelines the retail tariff for the con­ today. impacted due to Covid and our utilisation will improve electricity losses. given.” from ₹200 to ₹500 per meter Emphasis was also on de­ sumers can be reduced, the Iron ore has been in short hence prices were up. Exports and then the production will The Electricity Reguatory Following the meeting, Tel­ per month. termining cost reflective tar­ release added. supply resulting in a spike in of ore had also in­ also increase,” he said.

RBI extends payment infra development SKM convention Joy ride begins, farmers to scheme to vendors in big cities, towns launch mission to defeat BJP PM SVANidhi cial micro­credit facility for street vendors. The object­ OUR BUREAU scheme aimed at ive of the scheme is to facil­ New Delhi, August 26 promoting digital itate working capital loans The first national conven­ up to ₹10,000; encourage tion of the Samyukt Kisan transactions regular repayment; and to Morcha (SKM), the umbrella reward digital transactions. organisation of more than 300 OUR BUREAU The vendors availing loan farmers’ organisations that are Mumbai, August 26 under the scheme are eli­ protesting against the three Street vendors identified as gible to get an interest sub­ farm reform laws introduced part of the PM Street The move will boost digital sidy of 7 per cent. by the Centre, has decided to Vendor’s AtmaNirbhar transactions at grass roots level Out of the total 44.95 hold a Bharat Bandh on Nidhi (PM SVANidhi lakh first term loan applica­ September 25. The SKM will Scheme) in tier­1 and tier­2 PIDF Scheme was an­ tions received by banks also launch its ‘Uttar Pradesh­ centres will also be in­ nounced by the RBI for sub­ from street vendors, the Uttarakhand­Punjab Mission’ cluded as beneficiaries un­ sidising deployment of pay­ number of loans sanctioned to defeat the BJP in the upcom­ der the Payments Infra­ ment acceptance is 26.89 lakh and of them ing Assembly elections in the structure Development infrastructure (Point of Sale 24.40 lakh disbursed , as per three States. The Mission will Fund (PIDF) Scheme, accord­ /PoS infrastructure ­­ both latest reports of the Min­ be launched on September 5 at ing to the Reserve Bank of physical and digital modes) istry of Housing and Urban a rally of farmers to be held in India. in tier­3 to tier­6 centres Affairs data. Muzaffarnagar. RBI said that its decision with special focus on North­ Further, out of the total to expand the coverage un­ Eastern States of the coun­ 5,432 second term loan ap­ ‘Democratic movements’ der the PIDF scheme will try. plications received by banks The SKM charged in a joint provide fillip to its efforts from street vendors, the statement that the Narendra towards promoting digital PM SVANidhi Scheme number of loans sanctioned Children enjoy the sunset at Dadar beach in Mumbai on Thursday PTI Modi government’s “arrog­ transactions at the grass PM SVANidhi Scheme was and disbursed stood at ance and ignorance” is being root level. launched last year as a spe­ 2,692 and 1,122, respectively, witnessed by the whole world, even as farmers of the country have become the inspiration for democratic movements. Bharatiya Kisan Union Centre revokes anti-dumping duty UPDATED FAQ ON CSR SPENDING leader Rakesh Tikait inaugur­ ated the convention. The con­ on barium carbonate from China vention will pass four resolu­ KR SRIVATS ive of Shree Pavan Chemicals & Firms now have a master circular to navigate legal framework tions on Friday. New Delhi, August 26 Minerals, told BusinessLine that The Finance Ministry has re­ the removal of anti­dumping Handy for India Inc regulatory oversight. This the normal course of business kind CSR contribution, detail­ CSR programmes, she added. moved existing anti­dumping duty poses a big problem for do­ latest MCA move will come in for vaccines, drugs, and med­ ing of penal provisions for Vaibhav Kakkar, Partner­ duty on barium carbonate (an mestic industry as it will now that has spent over handy for Corporate India ical devices related to Covid ­19 non­compliance and clear Saraf & Partners, said that the inorganic chemical in the form pave the way for China to start ₹1­lakh crore on which has in the last seven in collaboration with organ­ definition for ongoing pro­ revisions have been made to of white powder or granules) exporting it to Indian indus­ years spent over ₹1­lakh crore isations specified under Item jects”, he said. capture the current legal posi­ imports from China. trial buyers (like Gujarat Al­ CSR in last 7 yrs towards CSR. Of this nearly 40 (ix) of Schedule VII is a wel­ tion on account of regulatory This R evenue D epartment kalies, DCM Shriram, etc). per cent of the spends has come step and will provide im­ ‘High importance areas’ changes. move comes more than a “Now with the duty getting KR SRIVATS happened in the fiscal years petus to corporate India’s fight Suraj Nangia, Partner­ Govt. Aseem Chawla, Managing month after the Directorate removed, we fear the domestic New Delhi, August 26 2019­20 and 2020­21, according against the pandemic”. and Public sector Advisory, Partner, ASC Legal said the en­ General of Trade Remedies industry will find it difficult to The Corporate Affairs Ministry to a recent CRISIL Foundation Dinesh Anand, National Nangia Andersen, said “Provid­ abling legislation should (DGTR) had recommended “im­ survive as we may get swamped (MCA) has come out with a analysis, which showed that Managing Partner­ Risk and ing that contribution to rather incentivise good and mediate ceasing” of anti­dump­ by Chinese imports,” Rao said. new set of comprehensive Fre­ pandemic related efforts dom­ ESG at Grant Thornton Bharat Swachh Bharat Kosh, Clean constructive contribution to ing duty on the chemical. Shree Pavan Chemicals & quently Asked Questions inated spending in the last said that one of the important Ganga Fund and other govern­ society. It is high time to make It may be recalled that the Minerals, along with Amara­ (FAQs) updating the regulat­ fiscal. areas in which the Ministry ment funds shall qualify for CSR as voluntary rather than definitive anti­dumping duty vathi Chemicals and Fertilisers, ory developments on this Commenting on the latest has issued a clarification is CSR expenditure, effective mandatory, Chawla added. (about $144.82 per tonne) im­ Kadapa Barium Salts and Rahul front so as to make the inter­ MCA move, Anand Sub­ that the objective of CSR is to channelisation to high im­ posed in April 2016 was to end Barium Chemicals, had ap­ pretation of the legal frame­ ramanian, Partner, Deloitte In­ involve Corporates in social de­ portance areas has been in April this year, but was exten­ proached the Directorate Gen­ work easier for stakeholders. dia said that the FAQs on CSR velopment through innova­ ensured.” ded by the revenue department eral of Trade Remedies for The latest FAQs have mainly issued by MCA provide import­ tions and not to fill the re­ Ruby Singh Ahuja, Senior till October 20. second sunset review investiga­ clarified various issues around ant clarifications related to source gap in Government Partner, Karanjawala & Co said tions of anti­dumping duty. CSR at one place while with­ various implementation ques­ schemes. that MCA has once again em­ Domestic industry worried Most of the units involved in drawing four earlier set of tions for corporate India. “Further it has now been cla­ phasised that CSR will always Barium carbonate mainly finds manufacture of barium car­ FAQs and clarifications that rified that CSR spend is to be remain a Board driven process application in purification of bonate are small and medium­ were issued from time to time. R&D spend on Covid reported only after utilis ation and it is the Board of a com­ brine solution in caustic soda sized businesses and, therefore, It, in a way, takes the form of “The clarifications related to by the implementing agency/ pany that will decide the CSR industry. have little negotiating power a Master circular that other eligibility of expenditure in­ NGO. Other noteworthy clari­ policy. The government shall Reacting to the Finance Min­ with the large buyers , say in­ regulators like RBI issue on curred on R&D activities up to fications include disallowing have no direct role in the ap­ istry move, AS Rao, Chief Execut­ dustry observers. various matters under their fiscal 2022­ 23 by companies in corpus contributions, no in­ proval and implementation of

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BusinessLine 10 NEWS FRIDAY • AUGUST 27 • 2021 ‘Vax stock hasn’t fallen below Kerala’s Covid TPR dips slightly to 18.03% It is the only State with an active case from the study. “One member contracting the virus is shown pool above 1 lakh, says Health Secretary infecting all other members of 2.5 crore in last three weeks’ the household. Observance of OUR BUREAU Bhushan said in New Delhi that the quarantine norms leaves a NTAGI will make recommendations on Advisory Group on Immunisa­ already been commis­ Thiruvananthapuram, August 26 Kerala continues to be the only lot to be desired. Those quarant­ tion (NTAGI). sioned...the government is Test positivity rate (TPR) in Ker­ State with an active case pool ined at home must not venture vaccinating kids, says Health Secretary providing funds to the States ala dipped by one percentage much above a lakh. The State out of their rooms. If a family Vaccine certificates under the emergency fund of point to 18.03 per cent on also accounted for 58 per cent of doesn’t have the facility to quar­ OUR BUREAU istered 46.69 crore of the first On the question of vaccine cer­ ₹23,123 crore to procure oxygen Thursday with 30,0007 new all new cases reported during antine, the infected must be New Delhi, August 26 dose and 13.70 crore of the tificates handed out to those tanks and install them in Covid cases being reported the previous 24 hours. After sustaining at 414 for days moved to the nearest Domicili­ It is reassuring that the stock of second dose. So far, a total of 60 who were not inoculated in Tel­ hospitals.” (31,445 on Wednesday) on a He said that Union Health together, it came down to 346, ary Care Centre.” vaccines available to States and crore vaccine doses have been angana, Bhushan said the Min­ On the issue of vaccinating sample base of 1,66,397 Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and these wards will go under Dr Rajalakshmi Arjun, in­ Union Territories has not fallen administered,” said Bhushan. istry has shared these media re­ children, Bhushan said the (1,65,273). The number of deaths has advised the Kerala CM to triple lockdown. charge of the Infectious Dis­ below 2.5 crore doses in the last Bhushan, however, re­ ports to the State government. standing committee on NTAGI came in at 162 (215), taking the control crowding during the The State government has eases Department at KIM­ three weeks, said Health Secret­ minded that as we are still in However, he added that CoWIN will make recommendations overall toll beyond 20,000 to just­concluded Onam season. already gone on record saying SHEALTH, told BusinessLine that ary Rajesh Bhushan on the middle of the second wave, is foolproof and if people gen­ on whether all of them need to 20,134. Maharashtra, Karnataka, that it does not want to declare there has been an increase in in­ Thursday. it is critical to adopt all Covid erate certificates through some be inoculated or only those Hospital admissions are now Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pra­ more restrictions in the face of patient (IP) admissions at the According to the CoWIN measures during the upcom­ other platform, then the gov­ with comorbidities. on a slight uptick with desh have also reported an act­ the post­Onam surge in daily hospital after the Onam week. dashboard, the country admin­ ing festival season. ernment will take appropriate Based on the recommenda­ Thursday’s number reading at ive case pool ranging from new cases. “We have had a couple of istered more than 70.19 lakh “Population density is caus­ action. tions, a final call would be 27,425 (26,582). In the same 10,000 to a lakh, said Bhushan. Meanwhile, State Health Min­ cases of re­infections also, vaccines till 7:00 pm on ing a surge in Covid cases. Vac­ On the preparedness for the taken, he said. On the availabil­ manner, the size of the active ister Veena George said latest though mild ones. The IP admis­ Thursday, with Madhya Pra­ cine is not disease­modifying likely third wave, Bhushan said ity of Zydus Cadila vaccine – Zy­ case pool grew to 1,81,209 Families as clusters studies carried out by her de­ sions have gone up from 40 per desh administering the max­ and it is not disease­prevent­ that public health facilities CoV­D – which received Emer­ (1,70,292) since recoveries on Meanwhile, an important met­ partment clearly show that fam­ cent that sustained till last week imum shots at 15.33 lakh, fol­ ing, so it is crucial to continue must have their own captive gency Use Authorisation, he the day at 18,997 lagged new in­ ric that behaved in Kerala was ilies are emerging as Covid or so to 70 per cent now. We can lowed by Uttar Pradesh (6.41 usage of masks...vaccination is oxygen­generation plants . said it would be available from fections by almost 12,000, the number of wards beyond clusters. At least 35 per cent of expand our capacity, but we’ve lakh), Rajasthan (5.25 lakh) and a prerequisite for mass gather­ “More than 1,500 such plants October 1 and that the govern­ Health Department statistics the threshold level of the the new infections being repor­ to admit that there has been an Gujarat (5.20 lakh). ing,” said NK Arora, who is have been sanctioned and ment is in talks with the show. Weekly Infection Population ted are from within families, increase from the baseline fig­ “Till now, we have admin­ heads the National Technical around 900 of them have company. Health Secretary Rajesh Rate (WIPR) of eight per cent. she said on Thursday, quoting ures,” she said.

DOMESTIC TRAVEL COVISHIELD DOSES 5-year bumper-to-bumper insurance ‘No need for PPE kits, RT-PCR 84-day gap for better efficacy, Centre tells Kerala HC must for new vehicles in TN: Madras HC test for those fully-vaccinated’ KC GOPAKUMAR Group on Immunisation Order will take death of Sadayappan alias Kochi, August 26 (NTAGI). Justice PB Suresh Ku­ Dhanapal due to an accident OUR BUREAU the States and Union Territ­ points, and ensure that The Central government, on mar had asked the Centre to effect for vehicles on August 3, 2016. The tribunal New Delhi, August 26 ories to exempt asympto­ masks and face shield are Thursday, informed the Ker­ clarify on what basis the 84­ sold in the State awarded the compensation Domestic air passengers do matic persons – who have re­ available to those who do ala High Court that the 84­ day gap between two doses of on the grounds that the entire not need to wear PPE kits ceived both doses of vaccine not possess them. day gap between two doses of Covishield had been pre­ from September 1 policy conditions had not and States must give wider 15 days before the travel – Covishield was prescribed for scribed. The court had said been produced by the insur­ publicity on whether incom­ from taking the Covid­19 Quarantine improved efficacy of that it wanted to OUR BUREAU ance company. ing travellers need negative test. The Ministry said the Centre the vaccines and not know whether the Chennai, August 26 RT­PCR or RAT results, said a At the same time, travel­ has not recommended any due to the non­avail­ stipulation of the The Madras High Court has terest of driver, passengers, Policy terms fresh set of guidelines issued lers need to follow all Covid­ restrictions on inter­State ability of vaccines. 84­day interval directed the Tamil Nadu Trans­ third parties and himself or Justice Vaidyanathan said that by the Health Ministry . appropriate measures, in­ travel, but States can have between the two port Secretary to ensure that herself to avoid unnecessary it is saddening that when a cluding the wearing of their own protocols on quar­ Recommendations doses of Covidshield new motor vehicles sold in the liability, as there is no provi­ vehicle is sold, the buyer is not Uniform protocol masks, hand hygiene and antine and isolation . When a petition seek­ was based on the State from September 1 get sion to extend the bumper­to­ clearly informed about the The new guidelines for do­ maintaining physical dis­ “It has come to notice that ing to narrow down availability of the five­year bumper­to­bumper bumper policy beyond five terms of policy and its import­ mestic travellers travelling tance of six feet. certain States, however, have the gap for individual vaccine or its insurance cover, along with years. ance. Similarly, the buyer, too, by flight, train or inter­State They should make sure imposed negative RT­PCR buyers of vaccines efficacy. coverage for driver, owner, The order comes on an ap­ is not interested in under­ bus, issued on Wednesday by that they do not have any testing reports as a criterion came up for hearing, the The court made the obser­ passengers and third parties. peal filed by New India Assur­ standing the terms and condi­ the Health Ministry, super­ symptoms related to for point of entry. Central government counsel vation on the writ petition by Justice S Vaidyanathan, in ance challenging a December tions of the policy. . sedes its earlier directive on Covid­19 while travelling. “At present, we are seeing submitted that the decision Kitex Garments, Kochi, seek­ an order on Wednesday, said it 7, 2019, award by the Motor Ac­ The order shall be circu­ May 24 last year. All air, train and bus oper­ a declining trajectory of on dose intervals was taken ing a directive to the State is mandatory for any new cident Claims Tribunal, Spe­ lated by the Transport Secret­ It said the guidelines are ators have been asked to cases across the country on the recommendations of government to allow it to ad­ vehicle sold after September 1 cial District Judge, Erode, dir­ ary to all insurance companies issued to have a uniform make sure that passengers after a peak in reported cases the Empowered Group on minister the second dose of to have bumper­to­bumper in­ ecting the and ensure it is followed scru­ protocol for domestic travel observe Covid­appropriate during mid­May as part of Vaccine Administration for Covidshield vaccine to its surance every year. appellant/insurance company pulously. The matter has been across the country. behaviour, have thermal the second wave,” said the Covid­19 and inputs from the workers before completion Thereafter, the owner of the to pay the claimants ₹14.65 listed for reporting compli­ The Ministry also urged scanners at entry and exit Ministry. National Technical Advisory of the 84­day gap. vehicle must safeguard the in­ lakh as compensation for the ance on September 30.

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- Coal India 138.85 137.30 138.85 139.40 136.35 6845.69 164.90 109.50 11 137.35 HCL Tech [2] 1154.35 1167.45 1159.90 1172.00 1155.00 4654.83 1178.05 682.80 35 1167.55 LikhithaInfr 319.30 355.10 319.85 363.90 318.50 565.60 480.00 133.80 - - ABCapital 106.45 106.30 107.40 108.75 105.40 3260.97 139.60 58.20 - 106.25 CochinShip 356.70 351.85 352.55 356.40 349.90 227.47 433.75 304.95 8 351.65 HDFC [2] 2699.25 2700.35 2711.25 2720.00 2682.20 1855.27 2895.35 1623.00 41 2699.75 Linc Pen&Pla 192.25 193.25 196.00 196.00 187.50 8.83 240.00 137.05 102 192.80 ACC 2267.35 2275.55 2270.80 2286.50 2258.25 373.38 2456.40 1289.70 21 2274.05 CoffeeDayEnt 28.90 27.50 29.50 29.95 27.50 974.45 50.30 23.25 - 27.50 HDFC AMC [5] 2959.80 2977.60 2965.00 2987.70 2956.95 188.01 3358.30 2071.00 46 2979.15 Lincoln Phar 325.20 326.00 324.00 332.70 323.50 59.26 385.15 191.40 10 326.65 AccelyaKal 1287.20 1284.40 1290.00 1307.00 1271.20 16.09 1535.00 800.50 42 1287.00 COFORGE 4999.00 4968.75 5000.00 5125.00 4915.00 510.29 5249.80 1880.50 - - HDFC Bank [1] 1557.40 1554.80 1550.00 1571.00 1543.45 5559.50 1650.00 1025.15 27 1554.85 Linde Ind 2564.50 2373.05 2524.00 2750.00 2331.10 3425.41 2748.85 678.40 88 2368.80 AcrysilLtd 613.60 597.65 602.80 613.75 589.50 56.34 702.00 181.25 - - Colgate [1] 1656.90 1654.40 1654.60 1668.00 1646.25 335.23 1823.00 1322.80 42 1653.00 HDFCLifeIns 687.55 698.85 693.40 702.00 690.00 7671.52 746.00 556.25 117 699.00 LMW 7700.85 7867.40 7675.00 8164.05 7675.00 20.88 8870.00 3200.00 99 7884.65 Action Con [2] 219.85 217.55 221.95 226.70 216.00 1086.41 271.75 58.50 24 217.90 CompuageInf[2] 25.65 25.45 25.85 26.50 24.80 187.62 35.00 11.51 8 25.35 HEG 2196.05 2204.30 2196.05 2242.75 2175.00 115.91 2564.00 659.15 430 2204.00 Lok.Mach 46.60 48.10 48.75 49.90 47.25 286.97 55.80 18.95 14 48.15 AcuracyShipg 111.95 108.80 114.20 114.20 107.00 14.97 132.30 31.25 - - Compucom [2] 13.50 13.75 13.70 13.95 13.50 78.70 17.00 6.84 - 13.75 Heidelbrg 257.45 259.40 257.70 259.90 253.80 74.70 284.55 174.50 18 259.25 Lovable 106.45 108.00 107.80 110.00 105.50 15.74 145.60 50.20 41 107.75 Adani Ent [1] 1475.35 1475.70 1482.00 1494.65 1460.40 4678.92 1718.45 231.10 191 1476.15 ComputerAge 3193.20 3243.30 3208.80 3270.00 3159.95 250.56 3740.65 1260.00 - - HemispherePR 128.30 125.60 128.90 128.90 125.10 364.43 167.20 54.40 - - LT Ovrseas [1] 68.40 67.25 68.85 69.30 66.55 712.12 90.40 46.85 19 67.20 Adani Ports [2] 720.75 721.70 725.00 733.00 717.7014969.64 901.00 312.00 80 721.50 Con.FinHld 122.40 123.60 125.95 125.95 122.20 6.87 78.40 26.55 - - HeranbaIndus 783.85 786.25 786.80 797.00 772.00 106.36 945.00 602.10 - - Lumax tech [2] 140.25 141.85 142.65 143.50 140.70 61.69 181.40 88.05 18 141.75 AdaniGrnEner 997.15 1046.45 1040.00 1047.00 1017.10 1686.60 1394.00 369.00 595 1049.00 Concor [5] 643.55 653.05 648.70 664.60 644.35 2850.01 748.20 351.60 60 653.55 Herc.Hoi [1] 134.10 137.45 135.00 139.00 134.00 87.72 179.65 81.50 46 137.40 Lumx Ind 1414.15 1423.50 1429.95 1432.95 1400.20 2.73 1820.00 1189.95 37 1424.15 AdaniTranmsn 1300.45 1365.45 1365.45 1365.45 1365.45 799.75 1647.70 231.55 - 1365.00 ConfdnPetInd[1] 66.95 72.80 68.60 75.80 66.35 6870.01 75.70 18.75 29 72.80 Herit.Fds [5] 448.90 447.10 453.90 457.10 445.00 93.95 541.50 257.00 25 445.45 Lupin [2] 940.80 937.45 944.75 944.75 934.05 1356.81 1267.50 856.00 28 936.95 ADF Foods 796.15 799.90 801.00 803.90 780.00 9.17 1049.00 332.75 39 799.55 ControlPrint 355.95 341.75 362.00 362.00 336.20 19.61 416.85 200.00 17 341.85 HeroMoto [2] 2673.95 2647.55 2675.00 2680.00 2642.50 445.53 3628.55 2644.00 16 2648.00 Lux Indust. [2] 3982.00 3914.60 3960.05 4000.00 3883.15 39.24 4500.00 1250.90 41 3911.75 AdityaBirFas 197.85 200.35 198.00 202.25 197.10 1827.13 234.35 120.00 - 200.50 CoralIndFin [2] 40.95 39.80 40.50 41.30 39.00 14.48 58.50 18.20 12 39.70 Hester Biosc 2255.20 2306.10 2223.00 2360.00 2223.00 14.16 3180.00 1378.55 41 2313.05 Lyka Labs 76.55 74.85 78.95 79.85 74.45 159.49 102.70 16.10 17 74.80 Ador Weld 664.05 686.70 664.00 700.00 655.00 85.18 808.00 234.65 49 690.45 Cords Cab 53.40 52.15 53.50 54.10 51.40 62.48 83.40 35.20 12 52.20 HGInfraEngg 553.85 548.45 559.85 562.00 542.00 78.38 628.70 150.80 13 547.55 Lypsa Gem 4.05 4.15 4.20 4.25 3.95 18.28 7.05 2.39 - 4.28 AdvancedEnz[2] 369.50 366.05 370.60 374.30 361.00 135.50 503.00 196.10 55 365.80 Corom.Intl [1] 773.00 767.80 773.70 783.60 764.95 468.39 955.95 681.65 16 768.15 Hikal [2] 626.70 631.10 629.00 644.00 616.50 332.97 742.00 142.85 46 630.40 Advani Hot [2] 69.75 69.70 70.90 71.35 69.40 8.76 97.50 38.30 - 69.85 Cosmo Film 1258.15 1252.20 1264.90 1288.65 1242.10 78.11 1475.00 371.20 10 1251.55 HIL 5382.50 5412.85 5382.50 5454.65 5300.00 5.14 6750.00 1539.25 17 5409.65 M...... Aegis Log [1] 269.50 269.35 269.90 270.95 267.00 230.04 394.40 187.00 46 269.30 Count.Cond [1] 2.70 2.85 2.75 2.90 2.75 74.92 4.79 1.14 - 2.83 Hilton Mtl 11.25 11.45 11.35 11.70 10.70 12.23 16.06 8.60 - 11.47 CPCL 103.65 102.95 104.00 105.05 102.20 199.48 151.80 63.75 78 103.05 M&M [5] 772.05 781.40 771.00 782.90 767.25 2576.88 952.15 566.00 67 781.35 Agarwal Inds 294.25 288.95 295.00 298.35 283.30 12.84 385.00 74.00 13 290.20 HimadriSpec[1] 44.90 44.45 45.25 45.55 44.25 2129.70 64.00 37.55 26 44.50 M&M Fin [2] 146.90 155.10 148.15 155.80 147.8018403.72 224.15 112.80 - 155.10 AgriTech Ind 47.60 48.85 47.10 49.00 46.85 13.32 55.40 26.00 - 48.70 CraftsmnAuto 1919.05 1922.60 1905.00 1945.00 1905.00 7.93 2176.00 1245.00 - - Hind.Compo [5] 298.00 309.45 293.55 329.00 293.55 42.64 387.45 174.70 21 307.85 CrdtacsGramn 601.25 658.30 605.30 666.45 592.95 705.58 839.00 541.00 95 658.85 MacpowerCNC 177.25 175.70 175.30 183.55 171.35 26.61 226.45 55.65 - - Agro Tech 963.45 979.45 968.30 987.95 955.00 11.41 1149.75 637.90 94 979.70 Hind.Cop [5] 116.95 115.40 117.15 117.15 114.25 2017.38 196.90 31.45 88 115.20 MacrotecDeve 851.35 866.65 853.80 880.00 847.85 184.38 944.90 422.60 - - AgroPhosInd 15.75 15.40 15.30 16.00 15.30 18.05 21.00 7.45 - - CreatPer&Dis[5] 2.80 2.70 2.70 2.70 2.70 3.31 4.59 1.78 - 2.83 Hind.Media 75.55 77.40 78.00 78.50 77.00 119.42 107.00 44.80 14 77.85 Crisil [1] 2746.05 2736.50 2787.30 2860.00 2701.30 120.65 3323.00 1680.00 68 2736.60 Madhav 56.75 57.15 58.35 59.30 56.85 15.34 75.90 23.10 13 57.15 AhladaEnggrs 171.25 163.50 170.95 171.00 162.70 55.64 248.00 61.15 - - Hind.Mot [5] 7.80 7.80 7.95 7.95 7.75 73.79 10.00 4.60 - 7.80 MadhavCopper 36.00 36.30 37.00 37.00 35.70 31.08 116.00 33.75 - - Ahluwalia [2] 369.95 370.95 371.90 373.55 370.05 10.36 430.00 201.95 24 371.35 CromGreCon [2] 459.25 460.00 462.50 467.00 450.10 984.24 498.00 248.85 46 460.85 Hind.Oil.Ex 165.75 164.10 166.45 169.70 161.55 666.22 186.00 60.75 60 164.15 CSBBank 296.95 299.20 299.00 304.00 297.85 244.25 372.95 197.05 23 298.40 Madhucon [1] 4.85 4.75 4.80 5.05 4.65 30.59 7.82 2.35 - 4.90 AIA Engg [2] 1937.90 1938.90 1944.00 1945.85 1926.30 31.40 2224.40 1621.50 40 1939.05 Hind.Rect [2] 184.50 198.55 200.00 209.90 195.50 1603.96 209.40 115.75 50 198.35 MadyaBharat 140.80 139.25 144.90 144.90 135.80 6.33 158.95 96.00 - - Ajanta Phr [2] 2250.40 2234.25 2256.85 2268.60 2215.85 30.00 2420.00 1422.15 26 2231.15 CubexTub 18.90 19.80 19.65 19.80 19.05 5.52 35.05 9.71 17 19.70 Hind.Znc [2] 316.05 315.30 315.00 317.00 312.00 641.30 362.40 197.55 15 314.90 CUMI [1] 739.10 760.25 742.00 775.00 736.95 474.67 774.80 232.10 59 759.75 MagadhSug&En 277.45 284.40 279.90 288.90 275.90 31.10 386.35 93.50 18 285.10 AjooniBiotec 51.35 50.95 52.80 52.80 50.55 14.90 64.45 41.90 - - Hindalco [1] 430.70 424.10 431.50 432.30 420.80 7695.67 461.00 155.00 50 423.85 Mah.Cie.Auto 224.65 231.95 224.70 235.00 222.05 136.75 280.60 115.55 153 229.15 AkashInfProj 149.75 155.35 153.95 162.00 148.00 283.27 270.60 146.00 - - CumminsInd [2] 989.70 981.10 996.00 997.55 979.00 997.16 1033.95 425.25 39 980.85 HindconChem 66.50 63.80 67.20 67.20 62.00 21.70 81.90 41.75 - - Cupid Ltd 230.30 228.50 232.70 233.80 227.65 23.82 295.00 190.30 10 229.00 Mah.Holi 314.75 306.65 317.80 319.00 305.30 297.89 340.00 160.00 32 306.55 AKGEximLtd 23.10 23.50 24.00 24.00 22.75 2.68 112.70 21.00 - - HindustnAero 1248.25 1289.60 1256.95 1311.00 1251.00 2687.14 1310.00 660.00 13 1288.75 Mah.Life 745.25 759.70 746.00 769.15 746.00 39.58 821.80 218.10 - 759.35 AksharChem 416.55 413.45 412.50 428.00 408.55 15.36 497.05 188.00 22 414.20 Cybertech 169.55 167.00 170.45 174.45 163.80 108.47 208.45 48.00 31 166.75 HisarMetalIn 121.85 122.00 122.85 124.40 120.00 22.04 165.00 66.00 8 122.05 CYIENT Ltd [5] 950.15 942.70 953.50 973.80 938.00 151.85 1091.40 365.25 37 942.60 Mah.Scoot 4287.30 4295.80 4309.90 4364.00 4275.00 6.84 4666.65 2752.75 517 4288.90 Akzo 2206.15 2200.55 2217.20 2221.00 2199.00 1.94 2510.00 1904.00 33 2200.75 HiTech Gr 254.25 257.95 257.70 264.00 252.00 6.01 364.90 95.90 10 257.00 Mah.Seam [5] 315.60 314.75 316.80 318.35 313.25 53.44 349.95 211.65 6 314.70 Alankit [1] 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.20 14.85 191.06 27.15 11.50 - 15.00 Hi-TechPipes 558.55 569.50 563.40 578.00 561.00 97.48 274.65 76.00 38 205.45 MahangrGas 1124.75 1118.05 1128.70 1132.00 1112.25 258.37 1284.45 780.00 14 1116.70 AlbertDavid 583.05 578.65 581.00 597.50 573.05 29.94 673.00 371.45 10 578.75 D ...... HLEGlascoat 3539.80 3996.35 3510.00 4140.00 3510.00 126.26 4140.00 1755.00 - - MahaSteelInd 90.20 90.75 90.90 91.90 87.70 20.71 130.50 71.25 37 90.50 Alembic [2] 104.80 103.50 105.05 105.90 103.00 175.05 143.30 81.60 - 103.45 D P WIRES 214.10 215.65 216.00 218.95 210.65 15.84 312.20 55.00 - - HLV 7.95 8.10 8.05 8.35 7.60 146.35 12.40 4.20 - - MaheswariLog 103.00 110.25 105.65 111.95 103.10 208.55 224.90 73.30 - - Alembic Ph [2] 747.45 735.85 750.70 754.30 733.40 215.91 1150.00 720.80 14 736.30 Dabur [1] 600.10 605.50 599.95 609.20 598.95 1793.40 621.35 472.10 74 605.90 HomeFirstFin 566.25 559.85 569.05 580.85 548.80 278.31 640.00 440.00 - - MahindEPCIrr 131.70 130.95 131.10 133.55 130.15 38.73 184.40 125.25 - - Alicon [5] 780.95 782.40 782.55 799.00 761.40 8.53 948.40 282.15 47 781.10 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 428.75 442.40 430.95 446.90 429.80 354.68 516.00 121.10 13 442.30 Honda Siel 1254.85 1238.55 1261.00 1267.05 1230.00 5.71 1388.10 902.00 17 1241.35 MahindraLog 732.15 732.70 739.50 739.90 717.30 122.13 818.00 310.15 111 729.95 Alkali Met 70.25 71.85 70.50 72.75 70.10 14.13 98.50 41.15 - 72.05 DangeeDums 185.65 185.10 187.45 187.45 183.50 3.83 196.00 105.95 - - Honey.Aut 39452.10 39882.50 39598.00 40299.95 39188.25 1.52 49805.00 27854.00 78 39854.50 Maithan 957.70 933.45 964.20 970.95 928.55 61.02 1255.15 470.05 9 932.30 AlkemLabs [2] 3817.05 3862.80 3816.00 3880.00 3791.70 138.26 3902.00 2544.25 27 3860.65 Datamatics [5] 274.85 302.30 278.85 302.30 273.95 679.48 329.00 64.50 44 303.40 HPCL 257.85 255.50 258.25 258.45 253.65 2031.16 312.00 163.30 4 255.65 Majesco [5] 81.05 82.10 81.30 82.45 81.05 78.27 1019.00 12.20 10 82.00 Alkyl Amine [2] 3941.35 3954.60 3960.00 3985.00 3926.65 139.58 4740.00 1138.50 63 3957.00 DB Corp 85.45 82.95 85.50 85.90 82.80 228.31 124.60 72.95 9 83.00 HPLElect&Pow 67.35 67.10 66.10 68.20 66.10 82.73 91.90 26.85 66 67.00 Malu Paper 35.40 35.35 35.40 36.25 35.20 14.59 43.80 22.10 - 35.50 Allcargo [2] 222.25 225.90 220.00 228.35 217.50 1704.72 234.20 106.70 18 225.65 DB Realty 22.70 20.75 23.50 23.50 20.45 699.12 32.45 6.17 - 20.75 HSG&UrbanDev 40.85 40.90 41.10 41.10 40.65 781.36 58.25 30.00 5 40.90 Man Ind [5] 115.95 114.55 117.70 117.70 114.00 108.84 147.15 47.08 6 114.60 Allied Dig [5] 65.45 71.35 68.95 71.95 68.70 2247.40 74.75 19.55 49 71.90 DCB Bk 86.55 83.95 87.40 87.55 83.55 812.03 126.50 74.35 9 84.10 HSIL [2] 217.30 216.55 219.45 222.00 209.30 210.56 287.35 58.20 12 216.30 Man Infr [2] 67.30 67.65 67.00 69.70 66.65 660.60 73.75 22.75 16 67.50 Allsec 417.05 420.50 412.00 423.90 412.00 11.09 559.05 223.25 7 422.50 DCMNouvelle 218.15 217.35 227.00 227.00 215.10 50.06 244.00 22.00 6 216.70 HT Media [2] 23.45 23.50 23.85 23.95 23.30 228.91 35.15 12.43 - 23.50 ManakAlumi [1] 16.35 16.20 16.35 16.65 16.00 31.26 23.90 6.34 15 16.05 Alm.Global [6] 76.75 73.75 77.75 79.90 73.25 38.48 79.50 10.20 51 75.05 DCMShriram[2] 872.20 877.65 870.00 899.00 869.65 120.65 1199.00 315.00 18 874.95 HuhtamakiInd 262.40 264.30 262.00 265.85 262.00 32.69 352.15 252.75 - - Manaksia [2] 66.20 66.65 66.45 67.65 66.10 33.17 78.70 37.00 - 66.75 AlokIndus 21.25 21.15 21.25 21.45 21.00 3604.60 35.80 18.65 - - DCW [2] 34.00 34.30 33.80 34.90 33.60 584.41 44.85 12.73 - 34.20 HUL [1] 2645.00 2666.40 2631.00 2697.80 2631.00 2117.29 2697.00 2001.00 76 2666.65 ManakSteel [1] 35.25 37.00 37.00 37.00 37.00 60.68 39.90 8.80 8 36.95 Alpha Lab 51.15 52.45 51.00 53.80 50.30 31.93 73.15 26.05 10 52.55 De Nora 312.85 334.95 325.00 336.90 316.55 47.66 437.00 190.00 59 335.15 Manap.Fin [2] 162.40 161.40 162.45 164.75 160.75 4413.36 218.00 139.00 8 161.45 Alphageo 323.10 339.40 322.90 359.00 322.90 145.96 365.70 142.15 6 336.75 Deccan Cem [5] 705.70 700.45 709.30 714.00 694.10 29.71 846.25 258.00 8 700.45 I ...... ManCoatMet[1] 12.15 12.10 12.55 12.55 11.70 28.37 18.30 3.61 11 11.91 Amararaja [1] 675.35 666.30 676.00 680.00 665.00 1170.80 1025.00 665.00 16 666.55 DeepIndust 139.45 138.50 139.45 145.00 136.80 122.85 145.00 57.30 - - Ibull Hsg [2] 223.35 219.00 223.60 225.75 217.2511691.18 313.50 127.65 9 219.00 Mang.Cem 465.45 451.60 462.20 469.70 441.25 237.33 543.00 169.00 9 447.55 AmberEntp(I) 2870.15 2876.80 2879.85 2970.00 2850.00 39.89 3667.50 1700.10 126 2874.65 Deepk.Ntr [2] 2090.65 2086.35 2095.00 2097.80 2068.90 444.66 2208.75 639.10 67 2084.95 Ibull Real [2] 137.40 134.60 137.55 138.30 133.60 3986.68 174.80 46.35 - 134.45 Mang.Chem 72.85 71.55 72.85 73.70 70.90 251.01 101.00 27.50 10 71.55 AmbigaAgar 16.30 16.30 17.20 17.20 15.80 22.90 39.70 12.00 10 16.10 Delta Corp [1] 178.55 173.85 176.50 176.85 172.55 1240.93 202.00 99.90 140 173.75 IceMakRefrig 73.65 72.15 76.00 76.00 71.55 8.19 120.20 58.05 - - Mang.Drug 139.05 138.45 141.00 141.00 137.60 42.86 196.50 91.00 9 138.45 Ambika Cot 1502.10 1461.25 1502.10 1512.25 1450.00 18.48 1730.00 603.05 8 1460.70 Delta Mag 53.85 53.60 52.60 55.95 52.60 6.31 60.30 17.00 - 53.70 ICICI Bank [2] 691.05 698.80 692.05 701.55 690.0010756.73 717.30 334.00 27 698.45 MangalamGlob 50.95 50.95 52.65 52.65 50.50 3.28 66.50 35.20 - - AmbujaCeme[2] 397.05 398.35 398.00 400.90 391.15 3558.06 427.20 197.50 34 397.75 Den Net 47.20 46.50 46.90 47.65 46.00 531.74 94.40 41.60 10 46.45 ICICILombGIC 1464.45 1471.15 1461.10 1485.00 1448.00 777.72 1625.00 1201.00 54 1471.80 Manugrph [2] 14.25 13.90 14.10 14.70 13.90 18.98 16.43 8.00 - 13.86 AMD Ind 28.10 28.65 28.95 28.95 28.30 20.12 33.50 15.00 - 28.60 DevyaniInter 113.20 112.10 113.50 114.75 111.60 3919.09 140.90 107.55 - - ICICISecu 692.20 699.90 693.95 703.85 687.00 371.50 802.70 376.90 - - Maral Over 75.20 74.85 77.75 77.75 74.00 13.06 97.75 10.77 6 74.70 AMJLandHold[2] 27.55 29.25 28.35 29.80 27.65 58.48 40.40 17.05 - 29.40 DFMFoods [2] 341.05 336.40 342.75 342.75 335.20 20.31 452.80 258.05 89 336.50 ICRA 3644.90 3636.40 3625.00 3730.00 3625.00 10.44 4158.60 2555.00 51 3639.40 MarathNxtge[5] 80.40 78.80 80.30 80.95 78.00 33.45 109.60 42.25 32 78.55 Amrutanjan [1] 694.05 702.90 693.00 709.00 691.60 46.24 804.45 401.45 31 703.45 Dhamp.Sug 316.10 317.95 318.80 327.80 316.00 375.91 395.00 128.05 10 317.70 IDBI 37.80 37.95 37.70 38.10 37.55 5560.47 45.20 26.35 22 37.90 Marico Ltd [1] 512.35 522.10 514.00 528.70 513.50 5109.95 552.90 333.30 58 521.45 Andhar Sug 519.80 526.40 523.00 535.65 519.90 41.66 637.90 270.85 13 526.60 DhaniService 185.75 186.70 186.00 191.50 185.70 731.19 395.95 155.10 - - Idea Cell 6.30 5.90 6.25 6.30 5.80 282965.36 13.80 4.55 - 5.90 MarineElecIn 36.95 40.75 37.20 42.70 36.20 2111.13 266.00 36.00 - - AndhraPaper 230.00 226.80 228.00 232.60 225.30 13.94 283.70 177.55 - - Dhanlk.Bk 14.85 14.90 14.90 15.30 14.70 614.49 20.20 11.50 10 14.90 IDFC 47.20 47.35 47.15 47.75 46.5012708.27 62.60 23.65 - 47.40 Marksans [1] 69.80 71.75 70.20 72.90 69.10 4469.91 97.50 43.50 28 71.65 AndrewYuleCo 24.65 24.50 25.65 25.65 24.40 38.96 29.70 22.80 - - Dhanuka Ag [2] 870.75 855.20 875.00 875.15 842.50 47.36 1053.15 668.95 19 854.85 IDFCFirstBnk 42.55 42.20 42.65 42.90 41.8522442.38 69.30 26.85 - - Maruti [5] 6711.45 6608.60 6700.00 6701.35 6591.00 1199.43 8400.00 6273.70 41 6609.05 AngelBroking 1130.35 1110.30 1141.00 1141.00 1096.25 122.06 1475.00 222.20 - - Dhun.Inv 626.55 611.70 635.70 635.70 603.30 1.58 705.00 200.00 366 611.70 MASFinServ 731.25 749.75 736.00 760.00 730.05 32.09 1107.65 716.00 28 752.35 Anik Ind 17.90 18.75 18.75 18.75 18.00 10.60 27.05 10.55 6 18.65 IFB Agro 540.05 548.75 545.70 551.40 541.00 7.17 674.10 291.10 8 550.05 Dhunseri Tea 288.25 282.05 293.55 293.55 272.10 5.06 405.20 150.00 5 280.60 IFB Ind 880.25 908.50 893.00 927.00 877.00 24.48 1458.10 431.10 59 904.90 Mastek [5] 2524.30 2583.25 2521.85 2644.00 2516.85 112.88 2873.20 663.35 214 2583.50 AnjPortCemen 415.75 409.65 416.50 424.95 404.30 32.24 531.00 136.20 12 410.55 DhunseriVent 269.55 268.60 272.80 274.90 267.50 34.94 350.00 55.00 - - MatrimCom [5] 1031.45 1022.45 1042.80 1042.80 1016.45 12.10 1242.00 511.00 51 1021.85 AnmolIndia 170.25 168.35 173.50 173.80 163.20 4.00 214.90 136.00 - - IFCI 11.60 11.25 11.70 11.75 11.20 1363.06 16.40 5.64 - 11.25 DIC India 465.40 454.55 461.00 465.05 451.20 3.11 549.00 355.05 28 452.70 IFGLRefract 304.90 309.75 307.00 316.90 306.00 50.90 434.00 137.90 24 310.25 MaxFinancial [2] 1021.35 1024.45 1013.35 1038.70 1013.35 490.52 1147.90 536.00 162 1025.05 Ansal Hsg 6.85 6.80 7.00 7.05 6.70 81.13 11.66 3.65 - 6.81 DiligenMedia[1] 1.80 1.85 1.85 1.85 1.85 6.96 4.71 0.33 - 1.91 MaxHealthCre 324.70 333.30 326.30 337.25 324.30 2176.64 354.00 97.15 - - Ansal Pro [5] 9.90 9.85 9.80 10.15 9.75 177.25 13.89 3.60 - 9.84 IG Pet 570.20 581.50 574.30 588.95 567.90 52.17 738.00 214.10 8 581.15 DilipBuildco 511.75 514.75 514.00 516.80 506.25 138.10 719.00 320.80 24 515.10 Igarshi 483.90 517.40 486.50 531.80 485.00 728.79 586.50 261.00 41 516.50 MaxIndia 68.05 68.10 68.30 69.00 67.60 202.37 77.35 52.35 - - AntnyWastHdg 343.25 340.65 343.50 345.00 340.00 61.53 489.90 241.00 - - Dish TV [1] 13.05 12.75 13.05 13.15 12.55 6013.60 17.69 8.55 - 12.75 MaxVent&Ind 90.10 91.30 90.10 93.90 90.10 196.12 109.40 35.50 - 91.25 AnupamRasayn 728.05 738.20 728.00 745.35 724.85 62.27 848.05 474.00 - - IIFLSecurity 96.75 94.30 96.75 99.55 93.45 354.16 128.50 35.85 - - DishmanCarb[2] 182.10 183.15 183.95 186.60 181.40 175.36 235.00 102.55 - 183.00 IIFLWealtMgt 1498.30 1500.75 1500.00 1530.00 1493.25 17.21 1678.75 856.90 - - Mayur Uniq [5] 472.10 472.70 473.95 474.80 463.55 28.33 545.95 228.00 20 470.40 Apar Ind 617.80 618.20 617.00 626.40 611.05 29.14 722.40 277.55 12 617.70 Divi'sLabs [2] 4856.50 4846.70 4855.00 4877.20 4829.00 281.99 5039.80 2986.70 64 4845.10 MazagonDock 233.50 233.55 233.95 236.60 231.55 276.43 296.00 164.00 - - Apcotex Ind [2] 311.85 307.85 312.90 318.10 307.00 53.55 384.75 132.15 22 308.00 IL&FS Ven [2] 6.35 6.65 6.40 6.65 6.30 302.76 9.52 3.60 - 6.68 DixonTec(In)[2] 3825.85 4042.70 3871.00 4088.00 3841.45 530.80 4731.50 1553.20 141 4043.20 ImagiWrldEnt 8.05 7.95 8.25 8.25 7.90 66.20 9.25 3.65 - - Mazda Ltd 559.70 598.40 562.95 636.00 562.85 140.76 753.70 357.00 13 600.35 ApexFznFoods 262.85 264.05 264.90 270.00 262.20 142.33 435.20 200.00 21 263.70 DLF Ltd [2] 307.30 307.55 309.00 311.50 305.25 8282.33 359.10 142.55 54 307.65 MBL Infra 18.60 18.35 19.25 19.25 18.25 60.60 29.90 6.55 2 18.20 APL Apl [2] 1548.05 1617.85 1552.60 1630.00 1552.60 208.86 1850.00 450.40 102 1622.25 IMP Pwr 10.85 11.05 11.25 11.25 10.90 15.59 21.15 10.75 - 11.05 D-Link [2] 128.05 128.35 128.95 129.00 126.00 169.29 168.65 92.20 13 128.60 IMPAL 794.20 780.80 804.95 813.95 775.00 2.23 919.05 501.10 18 780.05 McD.Hld 38.90 38.80 40.55 40.55 38.50 25.01 71.15 21.00 - 38.80 Apollo Hsp [5] 4771.65 4700.40 4776.45 4780.00 4646.40 800.42 4959.50 1584.65 163 4700.50 DodlaDairy 551.45 552.15 557.70 560.00 548.45 39.00 652.00 540.00 - - McL.Rusl [5] 19.25 20.20 20.20 20.20 20.20 223.59 43.35 14.90 - 20.15 ApolloMicSys 105.20 107.30 105.90 108.95 103.50 126.85 155.20 86.00 22 107.85 Ind Terr [2] 37.10 36.40 38.15 39.10 35.75 95.12 52.35 26.60 - 36.50 DolatInvest [1] 95.15 95.35 93.25 97.30 93.25 206.35 128.00 43.20 10 95.25 Ind.Bk.Mer 22.55 23.05 22.60 23.45 22.35 82.32 37.25 8.05 21 23.10 MCX 1466.75 1498.60 1465.15 1524.00 1465.15 893.73 1875.00 1434.80 45 1497.55 ApolloPipes 1381.00 1497.75 1392.00 1510.00 1381.10 495.50 1510.00 370.00 - - DollarInd [2] 346.50 348.20 354.70 355.05 347.00 73.99 389.90 127.00 21 348.20 MenonBear [1] 72.80 71.65 73.45 73.55 71.05 10.98 88.30 37.50 17 71.70 ApolloSindo 815.95 821.15 819.70 849.00 786.55 3.48 1008.70 460.00 - - Ind.Cem 161.20 158.75 162.00 162.00 158.00 1172.31 210.90 107.45 20 158.95 Donear [2] 52.40 54.95 52.15 55.90 52.15 199.90 67.65 19.00 - 54.75 Ind.Gly 707.80 705.45 707.00 716.80 689.00 311.46 768.70 222.00 16 705.05 MEP Infra 21.15 20.35 21.30 22.20 20.05 403.34 28.45 12.16 - 20.35 ApolloTyr [1] 207.50 208.85 208.80 210.00 206.10 2845.22 261.20 109.60 16 208.85 DPAbhushan 203.35 202.75 209.40 209.40 200.35 8.15 239.00 70.05 - - Metrpolhelth[2] 2691.50 2687.90 2704.60 2704.60 2653.55 187.98 3230.00 1687.25 56 2687.15 Aptech 279.15 279.20 284.00 293.95 276.15 1588.75 296.90 106.30 122 278.80 Ind.Hume [2] 203.15 202.65 204.70 208.90 201.00 23.15 252.70 153.00 19 202.90 DPSC 14.40 14.45 14.50 14.85 14.40 20.03 20.50 9.45 - - Ind.Inv.Tru 64.50 65.30 67.45 67.45 64.45 2.76 87.50 48.30 - 66.70 MFL 28.90 28.30 29.20 29.20 28.15 65.54 24.70 12.15 - - AptusValHsg 348.15 351.55 347.00 353.00 345.55 2794.71 356.50 333.00 - - Dr Reddy [5] 4548.95 4503.50 4548.95 4554.90 4486.40 481.72 5613.65 4135.90 45 4503.45 Minda Corp [2] 122.40 119.65 122.60 122.85 117.60 316.04 148.00 64.90 25 119.40 Archidply 31.10 31.30 30.50 32.30 30.50 4.71 46.90 22.85 14 31.45 Ind.Nippon [5] 346.30 342.45 350.95 350.95 340.25 6.19 447.30 312.05 16 344.10 DRCSystemInd 300.00 283.65 295.00 299.00 273.15 2.89 355.60 230.45 - - Ind.Ovr.Bk 19.65 19.30 19.50 19.50 19.10 2951.07 29.00 8.80 - 19.30 Minda Ind [2] 729.25 722.80 732.90 735.00 713.55 104.90 832.60 302.20 107 723.45 Aries Agro 144.15 152.35 144.20 155.05 144.00 128.08 193.75 72.00 8 152.40 Dred.Corp 357.15 349.60 356.00 358.75 346.55 85.60 475.00 228.20 - 349.25 MindTec(Ind) 92.50 97.10 95.75 97.10 94.00 56.30 133.70 26.25 29 97.10 Arih.Found 23.90 25.00 23.25 25.70 23.15 9.05 31.25 15.50 - 24.85 Indian Bk 123.40 122.85 123.80 124.70 121.75 1189.14 156.90 53.20 4 122.80 DrLalPathLab 3817.10 3801.20 3820.00 3855.00 3793.80 175.73 4065.00 1740.60 85 3800.25 Indian Htl [1] 138.85 137.65 139.00 139.55 137.00 1013.63 157.25 88.60 - 137.80 MindTree 3509.30 3494.95 3500.00 3556.40 3452.10 1027.43 3592.85 1127.95 46 3493.50 ArihantSuper 109.55 110.05 109.45 112.85 108.15 103.66 131.35 19.40 33 109.80 Dwarikesh [1] 71.90 71.90 73.00 74.60 71.50 3239.70 83.90 23.00 14 71.90 Mirza [2] 55.05 54.70 55.10 55.80 54.55 238.11 69.35 42.95 16 54.75 ArihntCapMkt 141.75 143.20 142.05 148.00 140.40 26.10 189.25 111.25 - - IndianEgyExc[1] 429.15 440.75 431.35 443.70 431.05 5809.19 454.85 181.00 56 441.00 Dynac.Sys 124.20 123.30 127.40 127.40 122.15 9.29 175.00 24.60 11 123.20 IndianRailTr 2636.50 2621.70 2647.95 2663.90 2615.00 1401.99 2750.00 1290.05 - - MishDhatuNig 178.75 182.85 182.50 184.70 180.30 398.22 236.00 172.90 18 182.90 ArmanFinServ 678.05 671.45 685.00 685.00 668.60 3.00 815.00 479.90 84 671.05 Dynamatic 2154.60 2392.95 2174.70 2444.00 2152.30 155.94 2450.00 650.45 41 2396.60 MittalLifSty 10.20 10.20 10.00 10.50 10.00 21.92 37.15 8.25 - - AroGranite 71.00 70.35 71.60 72.30 70.05 41.75 78.95 23.35 12 70.35 IndianRlyFin 23.05 22.90 23.10 23.20 22.85 4388.28 26.70 20.80 - - DynemicProd 565.50 548.50 569.70 570.65 544.95 44.21 624.00 178.50 21 548.90 IndiaPestcid 310.65 308.85 311.00 314.15 308.00 230.13 368.00 301.00 - - MM Forg 724.35 725.25 735.00 735.00 723.85 13.24 807.45 255.85 23 724.00 ArowGreenTec 121.90 127.95 126.95 127.95 124.00 5.37 179.85 40.50 - 126.75 MMPIndustris 148.85 146.05 147.00 150.25 145.10 17.20 196.00 68.00 - - Arshiya [2] 26.95 27.45 28.40 28.40 26.60 122.74 42.70 9.87 - 27.50 IndigoPaints 2598.10 2526.05 2618.00 2618.00 2492.55 19.19 3329.95 2220.25 - - MMTC [1] 44.60 43.70 44.50 45.70 43.10 3476.78 63.95 15.75 - 43.60 Arss Infra 27.75 29.45 29.55 30.30 28.10 30.62 37.40 11.60 - 29.30 E ...... IndmrtIntmsh 7016.25 7077.95 7062.00 7140.00 7020.20 32.92 9950.00 3300.00 - - ModisonMetal 72.55 72.65 74.35 74.35 72.00 34.97 97.25 52.05 - - ArtemsMedSvc 326.35 318.40 336.95 336.95 313.20 2.52 407.95 135.00 - - EasyTripPlnr 427.55 436.05 428.00 438.40 428.00 593.21 507.30 161.00 - - Indo Count [2] 241.55 236.00 241.00 245.20 234.60 258.33 285.00 65.90 13 235.55 MOIL 163.80 161.35 163.95 164.60 160.55 152.95 208.00 119.00 16 161.45 Arvind 91.25 91.05 91.65 93.45 90.50 520.07 115.50 28.70 12 91.10 EbixcashWrld 582.70 555.70 582.00 599.00 530.30 5.53 739.00 296.05 - - Indoco Rem [2] 451.15 447.95 452.90 460.00 447.25 137.86 529.70 213.60 36 447.65 MokshOrnamnt 31.60 31.55 32.05 32.05 30.55 1235.48 123.85 24.00 - - ArvindFash [4] 282.85 291.40 285.90 294.95 282.00 2299.71 294.65 117.17 - 291.40 EdelFinSer [1] 79.25 81.15 78.70 82.00 78.30 1527.44 100.80 50.00 8 81.25 IndostrCapFn 291.30 288.25 291.90 292.20 287.05 95.51 416.95 250.00 - 287.70 Mold-TekPac [5] 480.90 486.10 490.00 490.55 480.60 30.95 571.00 250.00 23 486.00 ArvindSmart 120.40 119.20 120.90 122.30 117.85 41.90 141.25 81.25 14 118.40 EicherMotor [1] 2579.50 2578.75 2564.50 2585.00 2546.50 440.54 3035.50 2016.00 44 2578.55 IndoThai 81.20 79.10 81.05 82.00 79.00 13.98 85.95 15.30 5 79.45 Monte Carlo 328.65 346.30 332.55 356.00 328.15 196.19 389.35 155.00 10 346.35 Asahi India [1] 348.30 352.30 348.30 354.95 346.55 77.60 408.35 197.80 37 352.70 EID Parry [1] 418.75 414.55 420.70 423.75 410.25 356.42 470.35 259.60 29 413.95 Indra.Med 74.25 74.30 74.75 75.50 74.05 133.24 102.55 45.25 16 74.25 Morarj.Tex [7] 15.20 15.30 15.65 15.90 14.95 7.49 23.45 7.86 - 15.35 Asahi Song 335.70 336.55 342.00 342.00 335.05 10.03 442.65 170.00 14 336.85 EIH [2] 105.70 104.10 105.70 105.70 103.35 134.30 122.60 72.45 - 104.10 IndraprsGas [2] 524.85 524.35 524.85 528.60 521.40 840.21 594.85 364.30 30 524.25 Morepan [2] 51.70 51.95 51.55 52.85 51.00 1093.89 75.00 22.30 27 51.95 Ashiana [2] 148.85 149.30 152.40 152.40 148.10 37.46 186.90 67.10 - 150.25 EIH A Htl 310.35 306.95 310.00 312.00 304.85 2.75 405.95 207.35 - 307.70 IndSwifLab 63.40 66.55 66.55 66.55 66.55 61.16 127.35 32.60 39 65.85 Most.Fin [1] 806.05 803.50 800.00 811.00 794.60 305.66 1188.00 538.50 16 803.50 Ashima 17.05 17.20 17.40 17.70 17.00 18.49 21.50 5.80 - 17.05 Eimco 416.00 420.00 420.75 428.30 416.65 3.97 539.75 290.00 31 414.65 IndusInd BK 1005.55 1001.50 1000.00 1012.65 998.10 1971.41 1119.20 485.00 23 1001.30 Mot.Gen.Fin [5] 25.65 25.20 26.75 26.75 24.70 18.36 30.40 13.92 - 25.90 Ashok Ley [1] 118.90 117.55 119.60 119.75 117.00 8872.78 143.25 64.20 - 117.50 Elec. Eng [2] 160.40 164.60 160.00 168.20 159.10 1220.60 183.60 21.50 24 164.25 IndusTowers 220.60 215.20 220.40 220.40 214.15 1529.07 282.65 162.20 - - Moth.Sumi [1] 211.40 213.30 211.50 213.95 209.45 6346.78 273.00 102.35 80 213.35 Ashoka Bld [5] 99.10 98.40 98.30 99.90 97.50 515.44 118.65 59.00 6 98.45 Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 35.45 35.40 35.00 36.60 35.00 381.46 41.60 14.00 14 35.60 INEOS Styro 1239.75 1253.90 1240.00 1270.00 1235.25 22.33 1569.65 483.55 6 1249.10 MphasiS 2792.15 2743.25 2795.95 2824.00 2736.10 650.41 3001.65 1083.40 42 2742.15 Asian Gran 165.25 161.15 165.50 167.25 160.00 427.37 318.00 137.25 9 160.90 Electrotherm 123.45 122.20 125.95 126.00 121.00 11.06 197.90 88.25 - 121.00 Infibeam Inc [1] 41.70 41.25 41.75 41.95 40.80 1542.16 58.45 35.33 - 41.30 MPS 763.75 748.10 777.25 777.30 742.10 5.52 805.00 340.50 21 747.65 Asian Htl-E 175.95 172.75 176.00 176.80 172.55 1.45 239.00 126.00 - 173.50 Elgi Eqp [1] 196.35 193.35 195.15 200.05 192.00 131.34 244.00 103.40 44 193.45 INFO EDGE (I) 5795.95 5796.55 5795.95 5874.90 5742.00 283.88 5895.00 3220.05 256 5795.65 MRF 77015.55 76564.55 77131.00 77265.00 76300.00 8.39 98575.90 55360.35 23 76543.80 Asian Htl-N 76.85 77.50 77.60 78.90 74.30 2.26 105.80 44.25 - 77.70 Elgi Rbr 35.45 36.60 35.60 37.50 34.05 84.19 46.50 15.30 - - Infosys [5] 1735.55 1727.70 1734.00 1746.00 1720.00 5302.25 1755.60 912.60 39 1726.95 MRPL 42.25 42.20 42.80 42.90 42.00 568.16 56.60 25.00 37 42.25 Asian Htl-W 276.60 275.65 275.50 279.00 275.50 0.31 344.95 179.00 - 275.50 Emami [1] 588.50 593.15 588.50 597.25 580.00 264.87 621.35 334.35 53 591.95 Infrasoft 104.60 105.25 106.75 108.50 100.30 59.31 136.45 59.35 86 105.85 MrsBectrFood 400.25 394.40 403.80 403.80 393.00 135.01 624.00 328.40 - - Asian Paints [1] 3038.05 3039.65 3064.00 3084.50 3026.20 1319.52 3180.00 1880.50 86 3039.70 EmamiPapMi [2] 174.15 172.55 174.80 177.55 171.00 89.33 214.90 60.60 18 173.00 Ingersoll 922.15 918.40 922.15 930.00 913.00 11.75 1073.20 555.40 32 917.30 MSP Stl 9.40 9.30 9.40 9.70 9.25 165.13 13.35 5.86 - 9.34 Aspinwall&Co 192.95 193.65 195.00 199.00 191.05 5.31 268.30 93.75 - - EmamiRealty [2] 64.85 63.40 63.35 65.15 63.00 20.98 87.50 33.00 50 63.65 Inox Leis 310.45 305.60 310.00 313.70 305.00 147.68 358.55 241.90 - 305.80 MSTC 258.00 255.95 259.00 261.50 255.10 132.52 400.00 137.50 - - AssoAlchohol 432.45 428.45 434.95 439.00 425.00 20.77 516.00 236.65 - - Emkay Glo 120.50 120.55 120.70 122.85 120.00 52.88 139.80 48.00 22 121.15 Inox Wind 113.45 104.20 113.45 116.10 103.00 963.41 160.00 35.00 - 103.25 MT Edu 8.20 8.20 8.65 8.65 8.10 98.71 13.94 6.22 - 8.17 Aster Life 1288.75 1300.00 1308.00 1308.00 1270.00 37.80 1528.00 908.55 41 1298.55 Emmbi Ind 101.05 103.40 101.40 104.95 100.55 52.79 125.00 67.50 16 103.75 Insectic 708.75 723.95 706.05 730.00 706.05 40.60 846.00 399.00 14 721.65 MTARTech 1233.05 1266.45 1240.90 1275.00 1221.20 159.83 1563.95 860.00 - - AsterDMHealt 196.50 194.25 198.00 198.00 192.05 2188.04 203.70 120.00 - 193.30 EnduranceTec 1647.40 1691.50 1656.10 1717.00 1626.00 52.47 1820.05 976.00 47 1692.15 IntellecDesi [5] 639.15 658.25 631.00 669.60 631.00 604.79 892.00 177.75 40 658.55 MTNL 17.95 17.95 18.00 18.40 17.85 313.10 24.40 7.79 - 17.90 Astra Mic [2] 154.75 153.55 155.50 161.30 153.00 334.33 187.40 101.95 39 153.30 Energy Dev 9.25 9.70 9.55 9.70 9.20 39.77 16.80 4.50 - 9.60 IntenseTech [2] 70.85 74.35 70.80 74.35 70.20 92.33 119.75 28.00 16 75.10 Mukta Ar [5] 36.10 36.60 35.50 37.10 35.50 1.84 42.30 24.20 15 36.25 Astral Poly [1] 1980.50 1971.50 1980.50 1994.75 1947.60 210.36 2294.45 770.03 105 1970.60 Eng.India [5] 69.30 69.50 69.45 69.95 69.10 799.94 93.60 60.50 14 69.50 IntGlobAviat 1717.00 1747.80 1729.45 1761.00 1718.00 781.72 1859.90 1147.00 - 1746.65 Munj.Auto [2] 57.05 57.75 56.75 59.40 55.80 268.40 72.80 47.60 18 57.70 AstraZen [2] 3099.60 3075.85 3099.00 3114.80 3061.00 8.83 4970.00 3000.00 91 3072.55 Ent.Net.Ind 180.00 178.60 180.15 182.90 177.25 27.27 226.95 137.00 - 178.75 Inventure [1] 2.95 2.95 3.05 3.05 2.95 446.09 4.70 1.45 - 2.97 Munj.Showa [2] 137.45 135.45 138.00 138.25 134.80 95.49 176.45 114.05 17 135.65 AstronPaper 58.80 59.10 59.40 60.35 58.45 163.82 74.40 35.00 30 58.95 EPL 228.05 230.05 228.00 231.40 227.50 411.17 307.00 202.00 - - IOC 106.10 105.60 105.90 106.05 104.70 7953.13 117.85 71.35 4 105.55 Murd.Cera 25.20 25.15 25.50 25.95 24.70 46.98 33.45 13.85 - 25.20 Atul 8899.35 8885.60 8940.00 8966.00 8852.50 9.58 9651.00 5563.70 39 8888.80 EqitsSmlFnBk 58.10 58.65 58.50 59.25 58.10 302.36 76.80 30.05 - - IOL Chem 552.45 551.50 556.40 561.55 549.00 312.21 898.40 516.35 8 551.30 MusicBrdcast 23.05 23.05 23.35 23.35 22.95 138.18 29.60 17.20 - - Atul Auto [5] 192.90 191.45 197.00 197.00 190.80 49.87 237.00 151.25 - 191.45 Equitas Hold 118.55 116.10 119.45 119.50 115.50 431.16 138.40 40.35 27 115.90 IPCA Lab [2] 2482.35 2512.95 2483.00 2542.60 2483.00 201.46 2588.70 1786.05 33 2514.90 Muthoot Cap 392.75 391.80 397.10 407.90 389.25 64.35 511.75 351.30 27 392.55 AurobindoPh[1] 696.70 699.10 699.95 707.90 693.60 4731.47 1063.75 660.10 16 698.10 ErisLifeSci [1] 733.80 726.15 725.00 736.00 723.00 19.25 818.60 470.00 27 724.90 I-PruLifeINS 655.40 651.85 651.10 656.75 645.30 2039.78 694.30 397.65 192 652.15 MuthootFinan 1481.00 1485.40 1467.10 1499.90 1467.10 595.10 1638.50 1000.00 16 1484.90 AUSmallFinBk 1350.30 1353.30 1350.60 1381.95 1335.00 1502.24 1389.00 616.30 36 1352.85 Eros Intl 18.05 17.90 18.05 18.35 17.65 239.53 36.95 16.60 - 17.95 IRB Infra 161.15 162.70 162.00 164.25 161.00 1118.99 189.50 97.75 32 162.60 Auto Axl 1243.90 1240.95 1258.00 1258.00 1231.35 7.34 1565.00 647.00 36 1241.85 Esab Ind 1945.20 2264.10 1969.00 2295.00 1940.00 405.45 2300.00 1290.00 48 2254.80 IrconIntl 43.75 42.95 43.85 43.85 42.55 2249.37 108.50 40.15 - - Autoline 53.30 55.95 55.90 55.95 53.05 23.80 79.35 25.65 - 56.05 Escorts 1341.50 1343.15 1341.50 1352.10 1328.50 1837.95 1468.40 1078.10 19 1342.80 IsgecHeavyEn 697.60 698.20 700.00 706.15 680.00 127.44 878.35 524.15 - - N ...... AvadSug&Egy 431.75 439.75 433.95 451.00 433.95 114.50 548.55 155.00 10 440.40 ESI [2] 3.95 4.00 3.90 4.10 3.90 87.63 5.19 0.91 - 3.95 ITC [1] 206.40 204.60 206.40 206.85 204.3514836.17 239.15 163.40 18 204.70 NACLInd [1] 59.05 62.00 62.00 62.00 60.25 70.43 89.15 33.30 21 61.40 Avanti Feeds [1] 566.65 564.10 568.80 569.50 561.00 145.33 675.00 411.85 26 563.50 Essar Shp 9.70 9.75 9.90 9.90 9.60 32.75 13.31 7.05 - 9.72 ITD Cem [1] 74.80 75.65 75.05 77.45 73.90 684.81 97.50 46.05 26 75.40 Nagrk.Cap [5] 7.75 7.55 7.50 7.55 7.50 2.00 8.75 5.01 - 7.53 AvenuSupmart 3789.70 3847.80 3814.00 3889.80 3800.05 532.72 3888.00 1949.30 202 3845.10 Ester [5] 135.85 133.80 134.90 140.60 133.10 350.68 164.60 62.55 7 133.50 ITDC 377.50 383.50 377.95 389.90 370.15 123.74 463.90 217.00 - 383.75 Nah.Cap [5] 256.75 269.55 269.55 269.55 269.55 9.33 425.00 53.10 16 268.55 AVT Natl [1] 69.75 69.90 69.80 71.45 69.00 96.48 84.60 39.45 21 69.95 Everady [5] 342.60 333.30 345.20 348.35 331.75 224.73 403.45 128.20 7 333.00 ITI 113.55 113.35 113.75 115.00 112.40 141.19 144.80 102.20 - 113.35 Nah.Poly [5] 232.65 235.50 242.00 255.00 234.25 164.43 319.75 55.65 10 235.55 Axis Bank [2] 739.05 746.35 734.10 750.00 732.35 6492.16 800.00 400.00 30 746.15 Everest Ind 433.45 445.90 436.90 454.50 432.35 85.29 534.00 193.35 12 443.40 IVP 110.45 110.00 110.50 110.95 106.55 1.63 165.40 40.85 13 - NakodaGroup 67.20 69.85 69.00 70.80 65.50 73.75 72.60 60.00 - - AxisCades [5] 75.25 72.45 77.80 77.80 72.00 82.09 105.50 39.50 - 72.50 Excel Ind [5] 1055.95 1066.55 1058.70 1079.95 1048.20 20.45 1289.00 776.95 16 1068.20 IZMO Ltd 93.65 98.30 93.70 98.30 93.50 68.37 148.85 29.00 - 99.20 NALCO [5] 81.20 78.80 82.05 82.45 78.1034231.09 97.45 29.15 9 78.90 AYM Syntex 88.10 88.50 87.00 89.20 87.00 12.69 98.10 23.55 11 89.20 Exide [1] 159.80 157.30 160.00 161.00 157.05 3605.30 220.60 153.65 16 157.40 Nalwa Son 1680.70 1683.75 1672.60 1699.95 1670.00 0.44 2165.55 673.20 24 1704.75 J ...... Nandan Den 74.60 78.30 75.00 78.30 75.00 88.52 90.00 18.25 34 78.30 B ...... F ...... J&K Bk [1] 34.45 33.80 34.50 34.70 33.60 787.98 44.35 14.10 4 33.80 NarayaHru 495.95 498.10 494.50 501.50 485.05 93.09 566.00 292.90 - 498.00 BafnaPharma 130.60 135.45 132.25 136.00 131.00 1.16 196.10 110.00 - - FACT 118.55 118.40 119.15 120.05 117.60 91.49 153.00 39.15 19 118.50 Jagran [2] 56.55 57.35 56.55 57.85 55.85 148.16 71.50 29.55 9 57.50 Natco Phr [2] 933.05 939.25 933.05 942.00 922.75 133.83 1188.95 732.00 66 939.05 BAG Films [2] 2.75 2.60 2.80 2.80 2.60 322.57 4.35 1.92 - 2.62 FaircheOrgan 1840.35 1811.85 1874.00 1874.00 1792.00 12.19 2155.00 580.30 - - Jags.Phr [5] 153.55 153.90 155.00 157.50 153.50 52.32 203.25 33.50 19 153.50 Nath Bio-Gen 316.40 317.50 317.45 321.55 315.25 23.63 474.70 246.65 10 317.85 Bajaj Auto 3689.65 3691.40 3689.65 3719.65 3670.00 283.89 4361.20 2823.35 21 3691.85 FDC [1] 335.15 336.25 335.95 339.00 329.55 86.20 404.90 260.00 19 335.95 Jai Corp [1] 125.20 125.80 125.25 128.50 123.35 903.17 172.85 78.20 20 125.80 Natl Build [1] 45.10 44.10 45.00 45.00 43.80 3571.10 59.80 22.25 36 44.05 Bajaj Elect [2] 1174.15 1175.75 1180.00 1188.00 1139.60 379.92 1238.30 441.90 65 1174.65 Fed Bk [2] 80.45 78.20 80.50 80.60 78.0010575.50 92.40 45.40 11 78.20 JaiBal.Ind 59.55 58.35 61.05 61.05 58.00 67.75 668.00 81.00 - - Natl Fert 52.60 52.40 52.90 53.10 52.00 321.57 73.75 29.85 19 52.35 Bajaj Hld 4167.05 4142.20 4196.85 4196.85 4077.50 36.32 4261.40 2219.00 226 4136.65 Fed.Goetze 270.80 277.35 273.00 278.90 267.85 77.46 470.00 247.85 20 277.70 Jain I.DVR [2] 17.85 18.70 18.70 18.70 18.05 58.49 23.20 9.30 - 19.15 Natl Stl 3.90 3.90 3.90 4.00 3.75 28.16 6.02 2.52 - 3.81 BajajConCare[1] 249.40 249.25 250.95 257.30 247.00 774.01 323.50 163.00 17 248.95 Fiem Ind 951.50 961.35 956.60 969.80 941.15 48.69 1033.90 470.35 15 960.70 Jain Irrg [2] 30.55 29.15 30.65 31.10 29.00 3703.13 36.20 10.75 - 29.15 Nava.B.Ve [2] 103.80 102.90 104.45 104.45 102.50 215.16 133.00 46.55 9 102.80 BajajFin [2] 6944.95 6931.95 6900.00 6993.25 6855.00 1234.59 7052.00 3008.85 106 6934.90 Filatex [2] 90.90 94.00 90.10 95.80 90.10 747.44 117.75 22.50 8 93.85 Jamna Au [1] 82.00 88.80 82.60 94.65 80.9512445.54 94.45 39.00 33 88.85 Navin Flu [2] 3614.30 3602.10 3606.70 3648.00 3580.30 93.07 4013.35 1800.00 70 3600.25 BajajFinserv [5] 15904.40 15958.80 16000.50 16124.20 15678.30 606.88 16807.60 5401.00 1426 15955.70 Fin.Cable [2] 457.45 454.65 457.90 460.45 452.15 171.69 557.05 257.25 23 454.45 JashEngg 488.75 498.75 491.00 500.00 483.20 9.24 628.00 157.25 - - Navkar Corp 41.75 41.40 41.95 42.00 41.25 224.71 54.70 24.00 15 41.60 Bal Phr 93.25 92.20 94.90 94.90 91.30 17.13 137.95 41.60 14 90.60 FineOrgInd [5] 2832.30 2854.25 2827.95 2875.00 2800.00 28.97 3565.25 2130.00 72 2853.35 Jay Bhr [5] 181.60 179.00 181.60 183.00 177.45 27.50 269.00 92.50 16 180.50 Navneet Ed [2] 99.20 99.15 99.00 100.00 98.90 197.84 107.35 72.30 41 99.25 Balaji Amn [2] 3459.15 3740.70 3488.00 3784.70 3475.10 495.37 3977.00 744.00 44 3740.85 FineotexChe [2] 99.10 97.80 99.65 101.40 97.25 587.38 120.00 29.15 30 97.85 Jay.Agro [5] 226.05 224.10 227.00 232.60 222.10 40.31 322.90 88.00 14 223.65 NazaraTech 1585.30 1687.90 1606.50 1705.00 1606.50 351.08 2024.90 1432.00 - - Balaji Tele [2] 58.85 62.80 59.40 63.50 58.70 511.90 89.15 51.00 30 62.55 Fino.Ind [2] 167.75 169.15 168.95 170.15 167.80 575.17 198.90 92.16 13 169.15 Jaypee Inf 1.85 1.90 1.90 1.90 1.90 460.39 4.21 1.13 - 1.98 NBI.IndFinCo 2767.70 2858.05 2799.65 2970.00 2690.70 43.50 3200.00 1326.00 - - BalaxiVentre 534.00 536.25 560.55 560.55 530.00 1.47 829.95 500.00 - - Firstsource 183.00 180.55 183.00 184.45 179.00 3476.60 242.65 55.60 31 180.45 Jayshr Tea [5] 108.40 109.30 108.35 112.00 107.80 212.45 145.00 54.05 5 109.10 NCC [2] 75.25 75.90 75.00 79.20 75.00 3205.46 100.00 29.55 16 75.85 Balkrishna [2] 2275.00 2272.30 2279.95 2293.15 2245.60 195.57 2558.15 1237.35 32 2276.10 Flexituff 15.65 15.95 16.30 16.30 15.50 2.68 28.90 7.86 - 15.20 JB Chem [2] 1700.60 1706.40 1710.00 1728.95 1685.00 64.83 1938.75 753.00 30 1704.85 NCL Ind 234.05 228.90 232.90 232.90 228.00 98.80 304.80 91.50 7 229.10 BalmerLaw 126.20 125.80 127.15 127.50 125.45 140.02 170.95 95.00 15 125.75 ForceMotors 1294.15 1339.00 1290.00 1368.00 1290.00 196.70 1707.00 1001.00 - - JBM Auro [5] 449.40 450.25 454.00 465.30 448.65 76.59 535.35 205.00 24 451.20 NDTV [4] 75.20 78.40 74.05 78.95 74.05 30.32 85.85 27.20 11 78.25 Balrampur [1] 369.95 367.90 372.50 378.95 363.75 2161.18 387.10 140.00 19 368.00 Fortis Hlt 280.80 277.55 282.00 283.60 274.40 2438.32 291.10 123.30 - 277.30 JHS Svend 23.90 24.05 23.95 24.85 23.65 173.99 33.30 14.15 - 24.15 NECaryCorp 19.20 18.40 19.35 19.50 18.30 573.37 20.00 6.65 17 18.40 Ban.Amn.Sp [5] 84.25 84.80 84.85 85.40 83.90 15.58 113.00 39.03 11 83.95 Foseco 1448.95 1446.15 1456.00 1498.95 1440.10 3.57 1790.00 1105.30 33 1447.20 Jind.Drl [5] 132.50 132.05 133.25 136.00 127.10 64.46 147.70 65.00 26 132.05 Nect.Life [1] 30.85 31.75 30.80 32.50 30.40 686.20 48.40 16.20 - 31.80 Ban.Amn.Sug 1793.55 1815.15 1800.05 1864.00 1785.55 6.61 2160.00 1265.00 27 1817.40 Fut. Life [2] 50.15 50.95 51.90 51.90 50.60 103.14 159.95 46.60 - 51.00 Jind.Pho 83.95 81.20 83.75 83.75 80.70 6.18 103.00 10.55 - 80.75 Nelcast [2] 81.60 82.00 82.10 83.65 80.00 102.24 100.00 49.50 37 82.65 Banar.Beads 67.15 66.45 66.70 69.80 66.05 20.01 100.00 44.20 21 66.50 Fut. Mkt 7.80 7.80 7.80 8.10 7.75 438.38 29.30 7.50 - 7.83 Jind.Poly 951.60 945.20 951.00 959.60 941.00 53.03 1168.15 410.05 5 945.40 Nelco 470.35 474.60 477.00 490.75 453.00 437.13 565.00 174.00 81 475.05 Banco Ind [2] 192.00 196.95 192.90 202.85 192.50 824.49 206.80 83.50 15 197.10 FutEntpDVR [2] 11.40 11.95 11.40 11.95 11.25 84.10 23.70 9.46 1 12.09 Jind.Saw [2] 119.45 118.05 120.00 120.85 116.60 1394.78 147.65 58.20 8 117.95 NeogenChem 925.15 929.65 924.95 945.00 915.95 23.23 1028.00 595.00 - - BandhanBank 264.60 265.05 265.25 270.00 263.2512270.56 430.25 251.40 21 265.00 Future Cons 6.80 6.80 6.90 6.95 6.80 2313.86 12.60 5.85 - - Jind.Stl&P [1] 375.40 371.25 375.95 377.30 369.00 7890.65 501.60 159.70 4 371.50 Nesco [2] 583.95 574.90 580.30 588.10 572.00 21.35 697.00 463.50 25 575.65 BankaBioloo 63.40 63.55 62.70 65.20 62.70 3.11 86.45 34.75 - - FutureEntp [2] 8.30 8.45 8.40 8.75 8.35 441.97 22.25 7.61 - 8.41 Jind.World [1] 62.50 65.25 63.60 68.90 63.00 397.92 90.50 44.00 17 65.30 NestleIndia 19909.85 20052.70 19974.95 20119.70 19805.55 63.20 20333.80 15104.25 87 20046.80 BankofBarod [2] 75.10 74.10 75.10 75.65 73.9516730.24 99.80 39.50 13 74.10 FutureRetail [2] 44.35 45.45 44.90 46.25 44.65 1092.16 168.00 40.60 - 45.50 JindStain(H) [2] 279.50 273.40 279.50 279.60 271.00 348.05 307.95 75.00 9 273.80 Netwk 18 [5] 47.50 48.60 47.50 49.00 47.25 887.94 58.40 31.10 - 48.55 Bans.Syn 166.55 160.00 164.10 169.00 158.25 30.61 255.85 66.10 9 159.65 FuturSuplyCh 62.35 62.90 62.55 64.95 62.50 46.93 174.80 59.35 - 62.80 JK Cem 3165.30 3154.45 3180.00 3180.00 3130.40 16.56 3690.00 1412.30 31 3156.80 Next Media 4.65 5.10 4.85 5.10 4.45 308.91 7.10 3.50 - - BarbequeNatn 1071.25 1091.65 1085.40 1115.00 1072.00 180.23 1268.25 481.85 - - JK Lak.Cem [5] 702.30 701.75 708.90 715.55 697.05 329.94 815.25 243.15 18 701.20 NHPC 26.40 26.40 26.40 26.55 26.30 2871.36 27.65 19.65 8 26.40 BASF 3475.90 3440.00 3499.90 3592.00 3422.25 91.43 3926.95 1319.40 32 3439.55 JK Paper 245.30 239.90 241.00 247.60 238.00 1548.84 284.80 86.30 10 239.65 NIIT [2] 308.70 307.60 309.00 315.60 305.15 425.20 351.30 107.95 78 307.85 G ...... Nila Infras [1] 6.10 5.95 6.15 6.15 5.90 286.64 8.26 3.60 - 5.98 Bata India [5] 1716.95 1707.25 1716.00 1732.55 1701.30 288.04 1785.00 1258.20 - 1706.45 Gabriel [1] 136.20 136.95 136.20 139.00 134.60 1065.70 162.70 90.75 21 137.20 JK Tyre [2] 144.45 144.25 144.35 148.00 143.50 1090.62 166.00 55.00 10 144.30 Bayer Crop 5361.05 5282.15 5424.00 5435.65 5252.00 25.36 6550.00 4928.25 48 5289.35 Jkumar Inf [5] 193.90 194.25 193.80 200.95 192.35 497.52 231.00 88.00 13 193.80 Nilkamal 2707.25 2734.60 2707.35 2788.00 2675.45 20.04 3174.00 1214.00 31 2738.40 Gail(India) 144.90 142.65 144.90 145.30 141.40 9753.06 170.00 81.25 10 142.70 Nippo Bat 948.55 951.00 957.45 985.00 944.00 7.99 1282.45 503.30 11 951.60 BCLIndust 226.45 228.00 226.00 232.00 225.50 109.71 289.70 98.00 - - GalaxSurfact 3087.80 3093.65 3089.10 3120.00 3065.45 23.46 3350.00 1605.00 60 3082.35 JM Fin [1] 90.10 90.25 90.20 93.85 86.80 2597.24 117.55 72.90 36 90.20 BCPowerCon [2] 3.90 3.75 4.10 4.25 3.70 1751.14 8.65 2.89 - 3.80 JMC Proj [2] 96.55 97.15 97.65 98.80 96.50 77.57 130.00 45.00 15 96.95 NipponLIAM 402.40 407.80 405.30 417.30 403.55 2342.38 439.35 249.00 - - Gallant Isp [1] 54.55 53.70 54.10 55.80 53.50 35.17 69.90 26.25 14 53.70 NirajCement 43.75 45.45 44.90 46.55 43.00 25.31 55.90 34.80 - - Beardsell [2] 13.90 13.90 13.70 14.55 13.60 51.28 18.85 7.25 12 13.90 Gallant Mtl 68.40 65.90 68.10 69.90 63.50 44.36 88.00 28.90 7 66.40 JMT Auto [1] 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.55 2.45 226.53 3.96 2.19 - 2.49 Bedmutha 37.25 37.90 37.55 39.10 36.05 40.03 43.05 14.55 1 38.00 Jocil 225.70 231.05 234.75 234.75 226.90 33.04 319.80 139.00 - - Nitco 21.25 21.40 21.60 21.60 21.00 19.00 33.90 16.20 - 21.40 Gandhi Tub [5] 490.80 492.60 492.00 497.00 487.75 19.80 557.85 193.45 14 490.35 NitirajEngg 45.05 45.00 45.05 46.80 41.25 0.86 66.00 38.20 - - BEL [1] 179.95 181.30 180.35 182.20 179.40 7100.50 191.60 86.35 22 181.30 Ganesh Hsg 116.05 122.60 117.05 124.85 115.05 45.03 134.30 23.80 - 122.60 JohnCntHita 2114.80 2184.60 2134.00 2194.00 2126.05 17.11 2936.70 2027.75 131 2183.25 BEML 1300.55 1297.95 1304.70 1317.80 1291.10 97.56 1544.25 584.20 47 1294.85 JP Pwr 3.80 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.9025922.36 6.84 2.04 - 4.00 NLC India 50.55 50.45 50.80 51.10 50.00 1092.00 73.90 46.25 7 50.35 Ganesha Ecos 505.35 507.00 507.05 510.40 500.10 11.13 687.70 239.00 18 505.95 NMDC Ltd [1] 156.25 148.55 155.25 157.45 147.9043757.43 213.15 75.60 5 148.75 BergrPaintIn [1] 784.50 786.55 787.50 798.00 782.85 1096.37 872.00 535.00 98 786.15 GangaForging 132.80 133.25 133.00 133.60 132.25 82.40 135.00 97.00 - - JSL [2] 149.65 144.55 148.45 149.55 144.05 1851.08 168.25 39.00 10 144.80 BestAgrolife 641.45 655.35 648.00 666.90 625.05 134.31 670.00 202.35 - - JSW Hld 5001.95 4906.40 5050.00 5050.00 4899.55 1.12 6000.05 1970.00 80 4913.75 Nocil 263.90 259.65 264.75 264.75 259.00 541.58 293.90 117.65 36 259.75 GangesSecu 84.20 83.15 83.75 84.50 81.00 3.89 102.70 32.85 18 83.35 Noida Toll 5.60 5.45 5.50 5.70 5.40 91.79 8.70 3.12 - 5.42 BF Inv [5] 327.25 328.50 328.70 333.90 327.00 22.14 445.95 255.05 66 326.45 GardenReach 186.70 185.60 186.70 187.65 184.55 203.00 227.05 166.05 11 185.65 JSWSteelLtd [1] 683.85 672.00 683.00 685.00 669.30 5659.96 776.50 257.70 12 672.10 BF Util [5] 385.15 389.10 386.00 394.00 385.25 117.23 538.95 216.00 - 388.60 JTEKTIndia [1] 102.30 101.10 102.95 103.95 100.40 319.09 132.75 70.95 52 100.95 Norben 6.70 6.40 6.70 7.00 6.40 0.71 16.25 4.90 - - GarwarTecFib 3151.15 3126.50 3155.00 3160.65 3102.15 12.62 3640.50 1736.95 38 3128.05 NovartisInd 788.95 797.40 795.00 821.95 788.05 21.78 1098.00 697.90 - - BGR Engy 51.05 52.05 51.75 53.15 51.05 80.65 76.60 31.10 - 52.05 Gati [2] 142.85 138.05 142.30 144.00 136.80 644.16 179.70 41.95 - 138.35 Jub.Ind 506.80 515.05 515.00 524.95 504.75 36.58 596.75 118.40 - 516.50 Bhageria Ind [5] 243.00 236.70 242.95 243.40 235.65 35.30 296.80 124.00 15 237.05 JubilantPhar 611.50 610.10 618.95 644.35 603.00 995.78 1046.95 585.05 - - NRAgarwalInd 304.90 314.40 303.00 321.90 303.00 73.89 361.15 171.50 - - Gayt. Proj [2] 41.55 42.55 41.55 43.30 41.30 1950.62 49.20 15.05 9 42.75 NRB Bear [2] 124.70 127.10 124.40 128.00 121.50 200.70 154.10 66.20 18 127.10 BhagngrInd [2] 48.95 48.20 49.75 50.00 48.00 32.39 65.00 16.00 - 48.45 GE Ship 338.40 346.95 342.70 352.00 334.80 1709.01 477.00 210.85 9 347.05 JublilntFood 3827.65 3829.35 3836.00 3858.95 3752.05 465.12 4166.40 1964.80 136 3828.80 BhagyangrPr[2] 31.20 30.65 30.60 30.90 30.30 7.85 34.10 18.25 - 31.30 JublntIngrev 675.75 707.80 678.00 716.90 670.00 1836.62 763.80 295.50 - - NRB Ind [2] 20.00 19.95 20.95 20.95 19.55 20.62 27.00 5.15 - 19.95 GE T&DInd 134.20 145.70 135.35 152.90 134.20 3483.08 153.80 80.00 - - NTPC 114.00 112.75 114.10 114.50 111.9511668.99 122.00 78.10 7 112.70 BhandariHos[1] 2.80 2.85 2.90 2.90 2.75 161.23 4.78 0.99 - 2.85 Geecee 143.00 139.75 142.85 142.85 138.15 23.93 191.50 60.10 22 140.25 JullundurMot 59.95 60.35 60.60 60.80 59.15 4.36 76.80 24.20 - - Bhans.Eng [1] 176.20 173.15 174.10 176.20 171.75 377.99 209.50 55.00 7 173.25 JumpNetworks 8.05 8.05 8.05 8.20 8.00 181.87 103.95 5.00 - - Nucleas Sw 559.95 555.65 556.00 562.45 552.05 48.29 765.35 439.75 20 556.35 GeewayWires 88.60 86.50 90.50 90.50 84.20 23.12 112.90 69.95 - - NURECA 1601.65 1587.35 1604.60 1615.15 1570.00 5.59 1996.85 555.60 - - Bharat Bij 1300.95 1298.70 1320.00 1330.40 1281.25 8.67 1522.90 650.00 15 1297.85 Genesys [5] 129.65 126.55 129.65 131.90 125.10 14.29 188.65 41.40 38 126.75 JustDial 946.70 950.05 947.05 954.00 942.00 530.64 1138.00 333.05 46 949.75 Bharat For [2] 731.10 727.10 731.10 735.65 724.00 878.48 846.60 427.95 58 727.05 Jyo.Lab [1] 158.95 158.90 160.20 163.80 158.30 359.24 187.20 128.40 29 158.95 NuvocoVistas 532.65 528.55 532.90 538.80 522.40 1535.64 564.95 485.00 - - GenInsCorpIn[5] 157.55 160.90 161.05 164.95 155.10 7969.67 243.70 116.00 16 159.90 Nxtdigital 398.55 416.05 404.45 424.90 391.50 1.71 724.80 390.60 - - Bharat Gea 121.95 122.20 122.20 127.50 118.95 41.71 138.60 42.55 10 121.85 GenricEngCon 42.65 42.25 42.70 43.60 42.00 7.94 68.00 40.80 - - Bharat Ras 12234.90 12059.25 12235.15 12325.90 12024.00 1.21 15100.00 8478.90 32 12057.65 Genus Pwr [1] 59.85 58.80 60.00 61.60 58.75 799.22 82.00 24.15 28 58.80 K ...... BharatDynamc 384.35 392.20 389.45 404.30 386.10 1226.26 449.25 280.70 23 391.05 GeojitFinSer 81.50 79.70 80.80 81.60 78.65 296.70 102.70 34.95 - - Kabra Ext [5] 254.65 242.70 253.00 253.00 240.10 261.36 256.95 56.00 28 242.50 O ...... BharatRdNwk 31.05 30.70 31.85 31.85 30.30 17.99 41.40 26.35 - 30.75 GEPowerIndia 304.55 316.80 301.00 321.40 301.00 141.10 535.25 177.35 - 317.25 Kaj.Cera [1] 1087.25 1163.35 1095.25 1169.90 1095.25 1090.76 1179.65 425.00 53 1165.85 Oberoi 675.40 665.75 675.80 676.55 662.10 169.27 754.10 362.25 56 665.85 Bharti Air [5] 612.45 586.90 610.00 611.50 584.3025831.90 644.00 394.05 - 586.85 GFL 67.75 67.40 68.75 70.45 67.05 51.20 118.00 60.50 - - Kakt.Cem 248.50 250.60 251.95 256.15 248.50 8.17 319.00 138.00 25 249.75 OdishaCeme [2] 2031.80 2042.70 2046.35 2051.65 1992.75 370.42 2403.90 651.95 1318 2042.40 Bharti Infr 207.75 203.55 207.85 211.15 201.70 1.29 265.95 130.00 13 203.25 GHCL 359.75 351.50 360.00 360.00 348.00 286.88 401.75 141.15 8 351.10 Kalp.Pwr [2] 391.05 392.35 395.00 396.90 390.65 85.59 495.95 228.00 12 392.30 Oil India 176.05 179.65 176.60 182.20 175.50 4703.59 182.00 83.10 7 179.95 BHEL [2] 53.10 52.00 53.10 53.40 51.8022209.15 79.50 26.75 - 52.00 GIC Hsg 146.05 142.50 145.00 145.50 141.50 349.40 202.50 89.00 5 142.60 Kaly.Inv 2051.75 2000.40 2070.15 2070.15 1988.60 0.74 2436.05 1222.75 117 1992.35 Omaxe 76.15 75.85 77.10 77.10 75.00 30.47 98.60 56.00 - 75.50 BigBlocConst 105.90 112.70 106.95 114.50 106.00 34.19 176.65 40.25 49 111.30 Gillette 5846.65 5800.20 5815.15 5884.70 5786.00 10.06 6730.15 5011.00 61 5800.05 Kaly.Stl [5] 393.30 386.35 388.00 388.70 383.95 40.47 465.55 196.70 7 387.05 OMDC [1] 2793.15 2745.40 2800.10 2800.10 2725.00 7.30 3800.00 1865.00 - 2757.10 Biocon [5] 347.15 341.00 347.65 349.50 340.00 1697.60 487.70 327.75 182 340.90 Ginni Fil 31.40 30.25 31.50 31.85 29.65 103.13 42.20 10.75 5 30.25 KalyanJewelr 63.30 62.95 63.70 63.70 62.70 423.67 89.75 56.30 - - OmInfraLtd 28.60 28.85 29.90 29.90 28.60 50.37 38.75 15.40 - - BioflChm&Pha 62.15 65.25 63.85 65.25 62.15 23.39 352.45 28.70 - 65.85 GKW 644.45 643.45 689.00 689.00 637.35 0.52 854.90 413.00 - - Kamat Htl 42.70 43.70 42.65 44.40 42.20 16.97 57.10 26.90 - 43.80 Omkar Spl 14.60 15.30 15.25 15.30 15.00 69.17 23.35 4.74 - 15.25 BirlaCorp 1270.55 1282.75 1276.50 1294.00 1260.00 85.29 1560.00 576.10 21 1268.30 GlandPharma 3846.20 3876.45 3858.60 3920.35 3841.00 454.56 4350.00 1700.00 - - Kamdhenu 160.55 159.05 160.95 165.85 157.50 41.88 195.00 65.40 16 159.05 ONGC [5] 115.65 115.55 115.60 116.25 114.40 8779.25 128.45 64.15 10 115.45 Birlasoft 410.40 405.10 410.00 416.00 403.00 1287.97 441.30 154.10 - - Glaxo Phr 1522.75 1516.60 1530.40 1535.00 1512.50 20.13 1805.00 1379.00 61 1516.20 Kanor.Chem [5] 143.55 148.90 147.35 150.70 146.40 57.54 196.15 33.00 37 148.95 OnMobile 114.65 113.90 114.80 116.70 113.00 198.42 154.35 35.40 70 114.05 BirlaTyres 24.00 23.95 24.00 24.50 23.75 137.77 43.05 18.50 - - Glb.Vect 48.85 47.90 49.95 51.25 47.50 22.98 72.50 36.20 - 48.10 KanpurPlastc 230.55 234.45 232.50 235.00 225.45 8.46 307.00 96.35 - - Onward Te 235.60 229.15 239.00 239.00 226.85 13.44 283.80 57.60 41 229.85 Bk of Ind 64.85 65.75 65.75 66.35 65.10 2186.11 101.45 38.20 12 65.70 Glenmark [1] 519.70 512.85 519.80 524.30 511.05 1079.30 690.60 441.65 9 512.85 Kansai Ner [1] 641.20 626.95 639.90 647.90 625.00 84.85 679.60 452.60 55 626.65 OracleFinSer [5] 4711.50 4739.00 4708.20 4825.00 4655.10 253.53 4820.00 2850.00 24 4740.40 Bk of Mah 18.05 17.85 18.15 18.15 17.80 3715.47 31.95 10.55 - 17.90 GlnmarkLifSc 675.50 670.45 679.90 684.00 668.00 148.92 799.00 665.15 - - Karn.Bk 51.90 52.15 52.25 52.75 51.90 627.02 73.45 39.50 4 52.10 Orbit Exp 72.70 73.35 73.00 74.65 73.00 9.77 99.40 52.00 34 74.20 BL Kash [1] 25.10 25.10 25.40 25.50 24.65 164.08 29.95 5.00 - 25.35 GlobalEductn 46.30 46.10 48.40 48.40 45.10 2.97 77.50 35.50 - - Karur vys bk [2] 41.20 40.80 41.20 41.35 40.70 977.86 64.50 29.35 9 40.80 Oricon Enter [2] 34.00 33.25 34.50 34.60 32.95 91.68 37.45 17.10 - 33.40 BLB [1] 9.25 9.70 9.60 9.70 9.00 35.35 15.34 4.46 - 9.64 GM Brew 549.95 548.35 550.15 557.00 545.10 12.12 654.00 369.60 11 548.35 Kaushlya Inf 2.75 2.70 2.85 2.85 2.65 33.79 4.03 1.20 - 2.71 Orient Bell 325.20 319.00 321.95 327.45 318.25 7.44 432.10 91.00 35 320.85 Bliss GVS [1] 101.50 102.25 102.05 103.00 101.60 192.50 224.00 91.50 15 102.20 GMDC [2] 63.20 62.85 63.25 63.30 62.30 314.41 83.30 41.00 8 62.75 Kaveri Seed [2] 579.15 591.95 589.50 597.50 581.30 1343.36 815.85 463.15 16 592.95 Orient Cem [1] 149.40 147.75 149.40 151.15 147.05 331.80 173.40 56.25 11 147.75 BLSIntlServ [1] 199.50 200.70 200.00 208.80 196.00 2060.31 208.75 71.35 - 200.80 GMMPfauder[2] 4325.30 4365.20 4335.00 4425.00 4329.15 34.33 6360.00 3316.00 61 4366.55 KAYA Ltd 417.80 421.45 410.15 459.55 410.15 39.00 549.05 197.70 - 421.90 Orient Grn 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.05 2.95 1305.91 3.75 1.67 - 2.98 Blue Dart 5825.05 5694.35 5875.00 5875.00 5606.55 51.13 6184.00 1915.00 50 5694.70 GMR Inf [1] 28.90 28.75 28.85 29.10 28.60 6055.79 33.90 20.70 - 28.70 KCP [1] 139.45 140.20 138.00 143.10 137.45 168.17 168.95 56.25 10 140.10 Orient Htls [1] 35.40 35.15 35.40 35.90 35.05 30.93 43.35 18.60 - 35.40 BlueStar [2] 783.00 775.20 783.00 788.60 767.00 36.53 1025.00 550.00 71 775.50 GNA Axles 668.55 680.40 670.20 692.00 666.50 60.35 777.85 202.90 14 680.35 KCP Sug [1] 23.20 22.95 23.20 23.90 22.70 300.23 33.40 15.75 - - Orient Pap [1] 27.95 27.70 27.95 28.40 27.25 1142.09 33.85 15.65 - 27.70 Bodal Chem [2] 103.20 105.00 103.90 107.40 103.15 499.79 128.10 59.40 13 105.10 GNFC 325.95 319.10 319.15 327.50 318.00 474.57 425.00 183.10 5 318.60 KDDL Ltd 370.60 407.65 379.90 407.65 357.00 26.14 436.00 138.65 47 403.95 Orient Pres 65.60 65.75 66.90 68.50 63.30 4.05 123.80 62.75 - 64.50 Bomay Bur [2] 1180.70 1206.20 1181.40 1223.00 1172.85 326.44 1544.35 1083.00 - 1206.25 Goa Carb 380.75 374.00 383.95 390.95 371.20 19.41 482.20 185.40 - 374.35 KEC Intl [2] 390.45 392.55 390.00 397.45 389.10 117.70 486.45 299.10 15 392.40 Orient Tri 9.00 9.00 9.20 9.40 8.70 106.81 13.25 5.00 - 9.07 Bombay Dye [2] 85.25 84.40 85.00 85.80 83.50 1874.12 112.75 60.40 - 84.50 GOCL Corp [2] 255.50 249.75 259.25 261.55 247.55 22.50 315.00 169.00 23 249.75 Keertknw&Skl 17.75 18.30 18.40 18.50 17.45 4.39 32.65 17.45 - - OrientAbr [1] 27.35 28.00 27.85 29.40 27.20 122.62 38.60 17.05 - 28.05 BOROSIL 210.90 209.20 210.90 213.25 207.00 56.75 254.00 152.10 - - Godfrey [2] 990.50 984.45 986.00 997.45 977.00 16.20 1110.00 831.85 12 984.35 KEI Ind [2] 715.20 725.65 716.45 732.00 716.15 204.70 783.00 319.30 22 727.15 OrientalArmt 803.70 818.95 815.00 824.00 802.60 6.32 1019.00 288.00 - - Bosch 13865.75 13648.40 13865.75 13891.35 13600.00 22.62 16900.00 11322.00 31 13656.05 Godrej Cons [1] 1040.85 1042.65 1045.95 1074.85 1028.70 4201.22 1074.65 641.65 83 1039.65 Kellton Tech [5] 44.85 43.40 44.50 46.50 43.20 857.41 91.95 23.00 38 43.35 OrientalCar 1052.95 1043.45 1051.70 1069.65 1036.70 4.62 1321.00 719.05 12 1040.60 BPCL 460.70 466.75 460.60 471.40 458.60 7423.65 493.70 324.90 8 466.80 Godrej Ind [1] 543.00 552.05 546.50 557.65 543.00 342.82 674.35 351.90 - 551.45 KennametlInd 1365.60 1444.55 1360.00 1487.00 1350.95 94.95 1487.00 699.25 - - OrientElect 320.20 322.15 320.30 323.75 318.05 359.57 368.00 174.00 - - BPL 32.15 32.60 31.55 33.45 31.55 42.48 44.00 16.00 - 32.60 Godrej Pr [5] 1440.50 1465.25 1440.00 1477.75 1433.30 756.33 1697.80 821.05 - 1465.40 Kesoram In 79.10 77.00 79.30 79.70 76.20 620.92 105.40 35.00 3 76.85 OrtinLabs 29.00 27.70 29.00 29.00 27.40 52.80 52.25 21.40 - - Brigade 307.10 306.15 310.90 310.90 303.00 117.06 357.35 154.50 34 306.15 GodrejAgrovt 626.35 625.65 631.70 633.80 623.75 98.80 746.80 469.70 42 624.10 Kewal Clo 815.10 823.35 829.00 829.00 809.85 1.38 1036.00 704.00 28 822.75 Oswal Chem 23.25 22.65 23.60 23.65 22.50 121.55 35.50 10.73 14 22.65 Britannia [1] 3842.80 3930.90 3825.20 3946.95 3825.20 1114.23 3966.25 3317.90 55 3929.05 Gokaldas [5] 188.95 185.35 189.00 193.00 182.30 60.14 236.00 51.00 29 186.55 KeynotFinSer 72.50 74.70 75.65 77.00 72.60 11.92 117.00 31.40 - - OswalAgroMil 15.30 15.05 15.65 15.65 14.90 30.75 19.95 7.87 - 15.00 Brooks Lab 123.40 126.70 126.50 134.70 125.20 165.99 134.00 37.00 - 126.75 Gokul Agro [2] 39.05 38.50 39.15 39.65 38.10 67.66 49.75 12.36 12 38.50 KhadimIndia 234.90 246.60 239.95 246.60 237.05 19.47 358.90 100.35 - 246.25 BSE 1077.70 1101.60 1082.00 1113.85 1067.05 478.40 1410.00 466.00 - - Gokul Ref [2] 29.80 28.85 29.80 30.40 27.10 72.47 38.70 11.60 - 29.05 Khait.Ind 19.75 20.70 20.50 20.70 19.20 12.52 20.70 NA - 19.20 P ...... BSL 56.75 57.50 58.35 58.35 56.25 9.37 75.80 22.20 6 57.85 Gold.Tobac 72.80 76.40 69.20 76.40 69.20 255.04 127.20 19.35 12 76.35 Khand.Sec 17.65 17.30 18.25 18.25 16.80 1.52 23.45 7.10 - 17.30 P&GHealth 5373.45 5483.15 5422.00 5600.00 5402.35 31.22 7500.00 4675.00 - - BurgrKng(In) 170.70 170.05 169.10 171.30 167.20 1625.35 213.80 108.40 - - Goldiam Int 689.80 668.20 691.05 695.00 661.05 43.10 790.00 105.00 33 669.65 KhatnChm&Fer 59.65 62.60 61.80 62.60 61.25 146.90 81.00 18.00 - - P&S Bk 16.25 16.55 16.30 16.75 16.20 235.03 23.79 10.42 - 16.45 Golds.Tech 14.55 15.25 15.10 15.25 14.80 132.73 17.41 7.75 - 15.17 Kilitch 170.90 165.35 168.40 174.80 165.00 4.98 228.05 78.25 27 166.40 Page Ind 31061.40 30471.75 31000.00 31178.25 30312.65 27.38 33980.00 17700.00 87 30457.20 C ...... GoodLuck St [2] 262.65 267.50 266.40 273.30 261.15 147.48 331.05 35.75 16 266.95 Kingfa S&T 1074.00 1069.45 1061.30 1099.10 1059.15 3.99 1321.00 430.00 71 1069.65 PaisaloDigit 588.05 572.40 589.20 592.50 566.30 25.38 877.00 348.00 40 568.80 Cadila HC [1] 543.00 540.60 543.80 547.00 538.65 2809.34 673.70 358.10 34 541.45 GoodyearInd 1012.65 1008.35 1015.20 1015.20 998.25 17.23 1331.85 966.05 - - KIOCL 251.30 250.35 255.35 255.35 248.50 20.67 314.00 107.50 30 251.00 PalashSecu 74.60 73.35 73.60 75.45 73.10 4.15 92.60 26.00 26 74.10 Cambridge 50.75 53.25 52.50 53.25 51.05 45.64 97.70 22.10 39 53.55 GP Petrol [5] 52.30 51.40 52.45 53.40 50.40 42.94 77.60 29.20 17 51.60 Kiri Ind 482.65 478.80 480.20 491.90 476.05 166.31 678.70 405.00 - 478.30 PalredTech 105.25 104.75 107.95 107.95 103.50 23.25 170.90 18.35 - 104.75 Camlin Fine [1] 171.60 169.00 168.00 171.55 168.00 231.26 230.80 80.20 - 168.60 GPTInfraProj 87.70 87.45 91.45 92.80 86.05 61.74 107.75 25.25 11 87.75 Kirl.Elec 17.55 17.35 17.90 17.90 17.10 44.98 100.80 26.95 3 - Pan.Petro [2] 257.75 257.25 259.40 263.70 254.75 81.86 309.65 45.80 9 258.10 Canara Bk 151.05 152.85 151.45 155.15 151.3530156.31 174.40 82.25 8 152.80 Granuels [1] 330.75 326.35 331.00 333.30 324.60 1672.41 438.00 282.35 16 326.25 Kirl.Ind 1390.35 1399.25 1398.30 1422.35 1382.00 50.38 1975.00 568.00 47 1397.80 Panac.Bio [1] 309.90 305.05 313.50 313.70 303.00 42.54 453.70 166.56 - 305.40 CanFinHom [2] 506.20 516.45 507.65 523.05 507.65 1392.17 619.00 364.90 15 516.15 Graphite [2] 627.25 614.80 633.15 646.00 605.20 533.43 815.35 163.05 32 615.15 Kirl.Oil [2] 208.15 209.65 207.80 212.40 207.80 123.22 277.80 94.50 14 209.70 ParagMilk 116.70 117.40 117.50 121.20 116.10 383.82 157.60 91.05 35 117.20 Cantabil 361.75 359.20 358.00 363.80 356.45 31.49 460.70 293.50 39 360.45 Grasim [2] 1447.70 1439.05 1446.10 1459.75 1430.05 936.94 1614.35 651.50 56 1439.65 KirloskarFer 240.05 235.40 242.95 242.95 234.00 131.58 314.00 80.50 - - Parsvnath [5] 12.70 12.10 12.45 13.00 12.10 237.36 19.56 2.16 - 12.05 CapaciteInfr 152.45 159.00 155.00 165.30 155.00 1281.47 251.05 114.00 22 159.90 Graur&WeilIn 59.75 58.15 61.40 61.40 57.45 70.27 67.95 53.50 - - Kitex [1] 150.90 148.65 148.80 151.95 148.05 82.26 224.45 91.75 15 148.50 Patel Eng [1] 16.05 15.70 16.10 16.20 12.85 1731.22 23.30 9.21 - 15.67 CapitalTrust 86.15 88.00 89.75 89.75 85.05 4.99 153.85 50.00 - 86.90 Gravita [2] 201.70 195.65 201.40 201.50 194.10 380.36 218.55 41.35 35 195.95 KM Sug [2] 26.95 26.90 27.10 27.95 26.55 287.63 39.15 9.31 8 26.95 Patel Int 20.75 21.45 21.40 21.75 20.95 12.76 32.05 14.80 - 21.45 Caplin Point [2] 747.15 717.60 743.10 746.80 712.80 317.56 1034.00 402.00 32 717.75 GreenlaInd [5] 1352.00 1364.95 1350.00 1388.05 1350.00 5.41 1493.50 684.95 34 1362.05 KNR Con [2] 298.80 306.90 299.80 318.65 294.00 2423.58 318.55 113.80 30 306.85 Patspin Ind 8.30 8.70 8.70 8.70 8.05 16.07 14.59 3.85 - 8.79 CapriGlo [2] 514.05 514.65 521.80 526.90 508.05 62.48 578.70 200.00 62 510.80 GreenPly [1] 176.25 186.75 174.95 189.15 174.60 940.95 225.00 73.55 32 186.15 Kokuyo [1] 63.55 64.60 64.00 65.50 62.85 112.39 79.85 52.20 - 64.55 PC Jewl 22.45 22.85 23.00 23.50 22.50 1770.77 32.75 13.10 13 22.85 CARE 661.90 665.40 664.00 680.00 657.00 145.91 791.15 296.05 23 664.15 Grindwel [5] 1254.15 1251.85 1260.45 1274.00 1226.25 52.44 1388.85 493.20 50 1252.45 KoltePatil 243.75 236.75 242.70 243.40 235.25 313.68 285.15 154.60 - 237.30 PDS Multinat 1251.75 1269.80 1259.00 1303.00 1256.00 2.40 1548.00 258.25 73 1279.10 CarrerPnt 148.55 156.15 151.80 158.80 147.00 104.43 190.65 117.25 22 156.50 GRInfraproj 1583.60 1579.45 1586.00 1594.95 1560.50 27.26 1838.00 1550.00 - - Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 1697.20 1697.50 1693.80 1716.50 1688.90 4382.58 2048.95 1231.20 46 1697.60 Pearl Glo 312.25 311.30 312.65 320.50 308.75 10.54 474.35 136.45 - 311.75 CartradeTech 1476.25 1428.20 1476.25 1486.30 1425.00 405.76 1618.00 1425.00 - - GRP Ltd 955.20 973.95 969.45 980.00 950.00 5.38 1160.60 645.95 20 970.10 Kothari Pet [5] 48.75 48.25 49.65 49.65 48.00 41.57 0.15 0.05 - - Pearl Poly 15.45 16.20 15.50 16.20 15.25 15.13 21.65 13.87 1 15.95 CastrolIndia [5] 133.30 135.15 133.50 136.20 132.90 762.16 154.90 104.00 17 135.10 Grvs.Cot [2] 132.50 131.20 133.30 133.90 130.70 848.43 184.25 66.00 53 131.30 Kothari Sug 33.85 35.15 34.00 36.70 33.50 234.11 15.85 4.45 - - Pennar Ind [5] 29.75 29.80 29.90 30.55 29.30 407.90 42.90 14.30 16 29.80 CCL Prd [2] 385.30 374.55 385.90 389.25 372.10 344.56 495.00 225.00 30 374.40 GSFC [2] 100.25 99.80 100.35 101.45 99.40 733.59 127.10 54.00 8 99.75 Kovai Medi 1728.20 1693.85 1741.00 1778.20 1666.10 11.64 1899.00 651.10 17 1688.30 Persistnt 3226.35 3214.35 3237.00 3244.40 3180.00 133.90 3295.00 950.00 45 3214.20 Ceat 1278.95 1276.20 1286.00 1286.80 1266.00 111.95 1763.15 850.00 11 1276.20 GSPL 349.15 346.70 349.95 350.00 342.00 677.64 383.00 177.50 20 346.05 KPIGlobalInf 127.65 132.05 131.80 133.90 127.00 105.92 163.40 116.30 - - Petronet 228.10 227.60 228.85 230.75 225.45 3386.87 275.25 207.40 11 227.45 Celebrity 9.60 9.60 9.90 9.90 9.50 31.83 15.18 4.15 - 9.78 GSS Info 63.50 65.10 64.20 66.25 63.15 359.78 87.35 24.45 - 65.00 Kpit Tech 321.25 318.55 321.30 323.80 315.00 885.84 385.30 67.50 - - PFC 125.85 124.65 125.85 126.80 124.10 2657.39 140.50 82.15 4 124.70 Cent Enka 424.40 421.10 426.80 426.80 412.80 28.61 518.00 155.00 6 418.10 GTN Text 7.90 7.55 7.55 7.55 7.55 0.23 11.86 4.75 - 7.25 KPR Mill [5] 1758.75 1737.95 1775.00 1784.80 1730.00 15.00 2086.25 533.00 22 1735.75 Pfizer 5729.30 5694.70 5749.95 5779.90 5683.00 32.90 6107.65 4200.00 46 5698.95 Cent.Bk 20.45 20.15 20.40 20.55 20.10 2699.45 29.65 10.04 - 20.20 GTPLHathway 225.30 223.50 225.05 228.70 222.65 71.55 255.40 83.30 19 219.50 KRBL [1] 236.45 239.75 237.60 242.40 236.70 353.74 306.00 173.45 10 239.50 PG Elec 355.50 362.35 362.00 376.00 346.00 47.86 501.00 46.25 35 361.65 Cent.Elec 480.60 482.35 476.00 491.75 474.35 2.35 561.10 258.60 51 478.30 Gufic Bio [1] 188.00 185.20 189.80 190.00 183.30 147.02 231.70 76.60 24 184.90 Krebs Bio 135.35 141.20 138.00 144.00 135.25 45.65 166.60 80.45 - 140.40 PGHH 13126.50 13589.95 12815.00 14087.90 12751.00 71.96 14210.00 9700.05 66 13574.35 Cent.Ext [1] 9.15 9.10 9.05 9.35 8.80 150.24 13.60 3.06 - 9.14 Guj.Alk 440.95 437.30 436.50 445.70 435.55 92.07 523.00 304.35 16 437.50 KridhanInfra [2] 4.30 4.50 4.30 4.50 4.30 34.39 7.94 2.20 - 4.46 Phil.Carbon [2] 237.15 242.05 236.50 245.95 234.65 1288.43 278.65 111.10 10 241.60 Cent.Ply [1] 398.10 393.60 392.50 396.60 388.25 113.83 458.70 139.40 36 393.65 Guj.Ind.Pow 82.90 81.70 83.45 83.60 81.45 245.25 105.65 65.00 8 81.70 KrisnaInsMed 1275.90 1288.00 1282.30 1295.00 1256.00 173.38 1397.50 937.55 - - Phoenx.Mil [2] 849.80 861.00 854.00 869.95 841.10 228.92 918.35 542.65 46 860.35

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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 PI Ind [1] 3132.45 3138.65 3140.00 3168.30 3092.10 212.50 3357.05 1810.00 62 3140.80 SecuriIntSvc [5] 453.05 466.55 454.60 469.00 420.00 178.76 534.85 313.65 64 467.40 TCI Fin 4.95 4.90 4.90 4.90 4.90 0.20 7.39 3.80 ­ 5.48 Wendt 4228.85 4207.20 4240.00 4267.15 4201.00 0.63 5103.95 2546.15 46 4209.25 PidiliteInd [1] 2214.85 2227.70 2223.80 2239.80 2207.00 337.99 2335.00 1390.60 86 2225.75 Selan Exp 135.25 141.75 136.00 145.00 134.55 87.81 180.05 98.30 27 140.75 TCNSClothing 604.15 599.35 590.25 616.25 581.65 278.37 652.40 350.00 ­ ­ West C Pap [2] 233.40 232.70 233.40 235.35 230.15 104.84 288.35 155.00 44 232.60 PIL Italica [1] 6.50 6.80 6.65 7.00 6.55 1176.60 19.30 5.88 ­ 6.78 Sequent Sc [2] 231.20 227.20 231.40 236.50 225.05 727.61 336.40 122.20 208 226.80 TCPLPackage 536.90 536.25 536.00 543.55 535.00 47.24 604.00 336.05 ­ ­ WestlifeDevp 512.65 527.65 513.95 530.00 509.45 71.66 577.00 330.00 ­ ­ Pilani Inv 1792.35 1780.30 1805.05 1817.35 1769.95 16.87 2248.80 1071.44 16 1780.50 Sesh.Paper [2] 177.05 172.85 175.30 177.85 172.20 42.24 230.00 126.00 11 172.80 TCS [1] 3659.00 3671.85 3660.00 3687.60 3647.90 1902.53 3697.00 2217.05 40 3671.05 Wheels Ind 799.35 838.65 810.00 854.90 810.00 32.40 1039.00 380.00 37 835.10 Pion.Dist 134.35 135.45 135.25 138.20 133.70 23.20 151.90 92.00 ­ 136.35 SetcoAuto [2] 17.60 17.50 17.90 18.00 17.30 102.55 25.20 8.75 ­ 17.60 TD Power 278.10 284.90 273.20 294.85 269.05 311.55 309.00 102.05 26 286.70 Whirlpool 1977.80 2025.55 1992.05 2029.90 1980.00 141.32 2777.00 1970.00 76 2026.20 Pion.Emb 62.60 65.75 62.60 67.50 61.70 401.98 79.40 18.80 7 65.65 SeyaIndus 57.40 54.95 55.60 58.60 54.55 27.27 85.00 47.50 ­ ­ TeamleaseSvc 3946.55 3919.15 3979.00 3979.00 3873.00 6.48 4493.95 2071.25 74 3922.30 Wil.Magor 21.05 20.85 20.55 21.90 20.55 22.78 29.00 14.35 ­ 21.35 PiramalEntp [2] 2563.70 2567.05 2567.50 2622.90 2550.10 509.59 2856.80 1178.85 195 2566.85 Shakt.Pump 698.80 690.95 705.00 709.95 683.95 24.28 910.00 162.45 20 689.30 TechInd Nirm 5.95 6.15 5.70 6.15 5.70 22.80 6.91 2.27 ­ 5.99 Win.Diamond[2] 30.05 30.00 30.05 30.50 29.60 36.89 44.60 12.61 12 30.10 PittiEngg [5] 149.05 144.10 146.35 152.50 142.00 200.52 215.10 29.00 10 143.05 Shal.Paints [2] 93.10 93.80 95.00 95.05 92.30 81.25 126.00 61.25 ­ 93.90 TechMahind [5] 1463.10 1449.50 1459.80 1466.75 1444.00 1993.94 1477.50 714.50 32 1449.45 WindlsBiotec 346.55 344.75 348.00 351.40 343.60 155.49 452.00 332.05 ­ ­ Plastiblen [5] 265.00 263.45 262.00 273.40 262.00 76.81 295.65 175.20 18 264.80 SHALBY 189.55 187.05 189.90 193.00 185.00 225.48 214.00 72.20 26 187.10 Technocr 794.95 780.45 791.00 800.00 772.40 15.94 855.00 259.25 15 779.35 Wipro [2] 631.65 628.95 632.20 638.50 626.00 4208.35 642.70 269.00 36 628.95 PNB Gilts 65.10 65.85 65.90 66.25 65.00 106.80 94.65 37.00 6 65.80 ShankarBldg 538.85 541.75 540.10 563.95 538.00 186.00 683.00 280.00 39 541.75 TechnoEle&En 277.25 282.15 277.90 292.00 273.05 299.13 362.80 182.00 ­ ­ Wockhardt [5] 436.75 415.05 437.70 465.00 410.60 3295.28 804.50 266.00 ­ 415.45 PNC Infratec [2] 309.00 302.30 308.00 309.00 298.15 452.16 332.00 147.00 20 302.25 Shanthi Grs [1] 164.95 170.75 167.00 173.80 165.10 224.25 211.20 90.35 41 170.70 TemboGlblInd 260.35 262.85 256.05 264.50 252.00 72.88 264.50 116.50 ­ ­ WonderlaHoli 233.15 233.25 234.80 237.00 232.05 45.00 269.90 135.05 ­ 233.15 PodarHseDVPT 168.00 170.00 165.10 172.00 165.10 2.58 267.00 139.00 ­ 174.75 ShardaCropch 296.25 307.75 298.70 319.85 296.00 372.98 387.05 230.75 11 307.00 Tex.Infra [1] 58.60 59.40 58.25 59.70 58.20 9.84 83.75 31.00 ­ 59.30 WorthPeriprl 95.45 94.25 94.00 97.85 90.90 20.68 119.45 37.85 ­ ­ PoddarPigmen 337.20 344.50 341.05 347.00 339.50 4.41 434.00 162.50 14 345.00 ShareIndSec 525.45 517.30 527.80 527.80 516.10 16.16 596.45 92.20 ­ ­ Tex.Pipe 48.65 46.95 49.20 49.85 46.50 102.12 65.85 13.00 10 47.05 Pokarna Ltd [2] 466.10 474.85 470.00 495.00 466.00 146.88 509.95 118.10 172 475.40 SheelaFoam [5] 2344.40 2309.35 2351.00 2368.00 2278.80 4.77 2493.90 1225.00 57 2288.20 Tex.Rail [1] 32.60 33.10 32.35 33.45 32.35 475.93 41.85 22.65 19 33.15 Poly.Medi [5] 920.85 928.45 914.00 935.00 911.90 73.74 1163.00 367.45 64 927.55 Shemaroo Ent 113.85 114.00 115.85 116.50 113.10 24.30 181.00 51.00 ­ 114.45 TGB Banq 7.10 6.95 7.35 7.35 6.90 3.53 10.05 4.14 ­ 7.20 X-Z ...... PolycabIndia 1864.35 1857.25 1880.75 1882.40 1832.05 187.89 2033.00 798.00 ­ ­ Shilpa Med [1] 577.15 574.15 580.00 592.00 567.15 343.43 670.95 317.05 38 577.05 Thanga.Jwl 850.05 888.20 855.00 909.00 838.35 28.42 1020.00 328.00 14 884.35 Xchang 111.65 112.70 111.95 116.40 109.10 725.04 141.25 60.20 69 112.80 Polyplex 1503.05 1484.30 1502.00 1518.00 1474.00 67.60 1595.00 644.75 10 1484.35 Shiv.Global 13.30 13.80 13.75 13.95 13.00 56.56 17.00 6.05 12 13.50 The Byke Hos 28.10 27.65 28.00 28.65 27.55 30.28 35.60 11.39 ­ 27.60 Xpro India 317.55 333.40 333.40 333.40 333.40 17.76 334.40 19.00 15 333.10 Power Mech 829.25 827.30 824.00 841.55 820.00 23.41 922.70 354.10 42 823.90 ShivalikBimt 180.55 175.40 183.00 184.90 174.65 35.31 193.50 115.10 ­ ­ TheAnupEngg 963.40 951.20 969.95 981.05 944.60 24.92 1076.00 523.90 ­ ­ Yes Bk [2] 10.95 10.95 10.95 11.25 10.9091932.27 20.83 10.51 ­ 10.94 PowerGrid 175.50 173.10 175.40 175.40 171.60 9086.44 188.63 115.99 9 173.20 Shivam Auto [2] 22.60 22.65 23.00 23.15 22.15 59.46 29.10 14.70 ­ 22.70 TheGrobTeaCo 997.90 1051.65 1015.50 1074.00 1005.50 0.78 1434.75 469.05 ­ ­ Zee Ent [1] 170.15 168.05 170.15 171.40 167.55 5813.11 261.00 166.80 11 168.00 PrakashPipes 157.95 157.45 159.90 159.90 155.05 74.04 194.70 61.10 ­ ­ ShivaMills 79.85 77.65 81.90 82.20 75.90 23.16 114.45 20.70 4 76.60 TheInvstTrst 121.45 128.50 121.35 133.00 117.55 56.91 174.35 83.00 ­ ­ Zee Learn [1] 12.30 11.85 12.10 12.50 11.75 1129.99 20.12 9.75 ­ 11.90 Praksh.Ind 65.65 65.20 65.30 66.30 64.75 507.18 104.65 36.20 9 65.25 ShivaTaxyarn 189.50 186.40 189.00 193.15 185.00 26.48 275.15 74.60 15 186.05 TheMandRetVe 16.60 16.45 17.20 17.20 16.30 29.63 25.00 7.75 ­ 16.50 Zee Med [1] 8.85 9.00 9.00 9.10 8.85 965.05 14.70 4.26 ­ 9.01 Praksh.Stl [1] 1.95 2.00 1.90 2.00 1.90 3111.64 2.61 0.55 ­ 2.10 Shop.Stop [5] 240.05 245.75 236.60 257.80 236.60 1036.66 290.50 148.72 ­ 243.80 Themis 1110.70 1081.15 1101.00 1133.70 1070.00 14.67 1198.80 271.70 21 1082.45 Zen Exp 83.00 82.85 81.00 87.00 78.55 4.10 116.00 36.50 ­ 83.30 PratapSnack [5] 676.60 678.95 684.00 687.85 675.00 7.25 826.50 484.65 60 679.90 Shr.CU.Fin 2037.65 2050.35 2054.00 2059.80 2025.00 57.05 2174.75 766.05 13 2051.65 TheNewIndA [5] 164.15 169.30 162.10 172.20 159.90 4135.91 197.00 99.55 20 169.25 Zen Tech. [1] 85.05 96.20 85.00 98.20 81.80 2982.93 106.85 62.40 ­ 96.25 PraxisHomeR[5] 43.50 42.30 42.30 43.45 42.30 2.44 62.60 29.30 ­ 41.75 Shr.EPC 4.45 4.55 4.45 4.65 4.40 168.42 7.00 3.38 ­ 4.60 Thermax [2] 1358.40 1374.80 1390.00 1419.80 1362.65 194.65 1569.70 705.90 102 1372.40 ZensarTec [2] 435.30 446.40 436.10 448.90 435.05 788.72 461.20 160.60 34 446.25 PrecisionCam 83.35 85.85 83.30 87.80 82.55 134.70 111.90 30.60 13 86.00 Shr.Ram.Mul[5] 12.25 12.25 12.45 12.60 11.90 24.23 18.01 5.84 ­ 12.15 Thiru.Chem [1] 181.15 176.15 182.00 182.10 175.25 408.23 210.80 62.35 11 176.25 Zod.Clo 108.10 106.15 108.95 109.45 104.75 29.58 153.80 85.05 ­ 105.70 Precot 243.55 233.10 241.00 241.90 233.00 5.04 308.00 25.85 ­ ­ Shr.Tr.Fin 1267.35 1265.45 1276.00 1297.15 1256.95 1313.53 1534.90 555.90 15 1265.45 Thom.Cook [1] 57.45 57.15 57.00 57.75 56.55 105.05 71.50 25.20 ­ 56.70 Zod.Jrd 27.70 30.45 28.50 30.45 28.50 8.56 42.50 22.25 ­ 31.15 Precsn.Pipe 238.95 247.15 241.65 249.60 236.30 30.87 339.35 173.65 22 245.45 ShradInfProj 48.55 44.60 47.60 51.05 41.05 7.73 76.75 35.55 ­ ­ ThyrocareTec 1269.50 1244.30 1269.50 1282.05 1240.00 171.35 1465.90 712.95 40 1243.60 ZomatoLtd 124.25 125.85 125.25 127.15 124.3520645.40 147.80 115.00 ­ ­ Precsn.Wre [5] 243.35 239.85 247.70 255.00 238.30 232.59 255.00 109.00 11 239.05 Shre PushChe 171.10 169.00 174.00 174.00 166.70 33.21 208.00 97.90 16 168.60 TIL 149.30 160.95 152.00 164.20 149.85 49.11 245.00 125.10 ­ 161.70 ZotaHealthCr 330.25 342.65 334.70 345.00 326.70 73.43 395.50 135.90 ­ ­ PremPolyfilm[5] 76.05 77.20 76.70 79.85 75.90 20.14 59.50 22.80 ­ 38.30 ShreDigvjCem 80.20 79.35 80.00 80.80 79.20 241.49 97.80 45.00 ­ ­ Time Gty 44.70 43.95 43.55 45.70 42.95 9.91 64.45 20.15 7 44.50 ZydusWel 2225.55 2284.95 2231.70 2396.10 2224.25 369.46 2393.00 1581.00 ­ 2277.60 Pressman [2] 28.10 28.45 28.70 28.95 27.60 29.95 39.30 15.65 13 28.75 ShreeCement 26288.25 26556.05 26251.00 26630.00 26116.00 49.41 32050.00 18214.40 37 26581.30 Time Tech [1] 71.95 72.15 72.15 74.45 71.25 564.20 94.50 35.25 22 72.10 Prestige Est 346.90 350.65 346.90 354.00 337.45 584.03 377.40 222.40 55 352.35 SHRENIK 1.60 1.60 1.55 1.65 1.55 1842.45 53.40 1.45 ­ ­ Timken 1561.95 1571.60 1580.00 1587.95 1563.00 59.99 1665.00 974.05 60 1570.65 PRICOL [1] 82.30 84.10 84.40 84.80 82.90 622.21 106.65 34.76 22 84.10 Shreyans 121.85 124.35 121.55 129.45 120.50 16.31 152.00 67.70 16 123.05 Tinplate 227.50 223.70 228.50 228.50 222.25 183.82 274.60 118.00 14 223.60 Exchange Traded Funds Prime Foc [1] 68.95 71.20 67.80 72.35 67.65 683.93 75.80 34.55 46 71.90 Shreyas 264.20 277.40 277.40 277.40 277.40 17.73 278.90 46.10 9 275.40 Tita.Wag [2] 92.45 97.05 92.90 98.40 92.50 2442.79 102.50 38.05 16 97.05 Prime.Sec [5] 89.50 89.90 89.95 91.55 86.55 78.13 116.00 37.20 26 89.75 ShyamCent [1] 12.00 12.30 12.00 12.35 11.50 187.89 20.45 3.25 11 12.30 TitanCompa[1] 1822.65 1815.35 1822.65 1834.60 1805.25 1059.29 1892.25 1076.00 124 1815.75 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl PrincPipeFit 604.25 603.50 604.00 612.50 595.25 321.38 794.40 164.10 ­ ­ ShyamMetalic 390.05 384.85 390.60 394.35 381.10 357.09 461.15 361.10 ­ ­ TN News 136.05 135.35 135.90 138.30 134.25 100.34 182.80 98.45 ­ 135.50 PrismJohnson 125.90 125.10 125.90 126.95 125.00 92.74 149.35 49.55 20 125.05 Sical Log 11.25 11.00 11.30 11.30 10.90 157.51 21.98 8.60 ­ 11.02 TN Petro 117.45 115.10 118.00 119.95 114.40 223.13 150.45 33.15 7 114.95 Prit.Nandi 35.15 33.85 34.00 36.65 33.15 14.77 61.00 11.31 ­ 34.05 Tokyo Pl 109.15 105.10 110.00 111.00 104.00 30.47 122.00 52.20 62 105.00 Axis Gold [1] 40.99 40.81 66.96 48.00 38.36 40.78 Siemens [2] 2189.45 2211.05 2190.70 2221.95 2181.00 318.00 2297.00 1143.15 71 2210.35 AXISAMC ­ AXISBNKETF 358.17 358.17 0.24 393.20 241.11 ­ PritikAutoIn 17.60 17.25 17.10 17.70 17.05 43.99 20.00 16.15 ­ ­ SignetIndus 47.50 46.60 48.70 48.70 45.50 14.31 64.35 17.00 ­ ­ Tor.Pwr 472.65 473.15 475.95 477.65 465.70 3057.69 508.85 293.05 20 472.90 PriviSpecial 1572.90 1597.25 1580.00 1650.70 1561.20 23.43 1955.00 501.05 ­ ­ TorrentPhar [5] 3054.25 3052.75 3054.00 3087.05 3036.60 120.64 3129.50 2311.30 46 3051.45 AXISAMC ­ AXISBPSETF 10.28 10.28 57.86 10.48 10.07 ­ SilgoRetail 33.70 33.50 33.35 33.65 33.00 9.00 66.70 32.05 ­ ­ AXISAMC ­ AXISHCETF 87.78 87.84 18.97 100.00 82.53 ­ ProzoneIntu [2] 27.55 28.90 28.40 28.90 28.15 218.05 56.45 15.10 ­ 28.80 SillymonkEnt 18.40 18.40 19.70 19.70 18.20 1.88 37.50 17.45 ­ ­ TotalTranspt 47.30 46.40 49.70 49.70 46.00 29.27 84.05 25.90 ­ ­ PSPProjects 420.45 416.80 423.90 423.90 410.30 22.05 506.00 375.00 14 417.65 Tou.Fin.Cor 61.50 61.30 61.20 62.30 60.85 82.12 83.30 30.60 6 61.30 AXISAMC ­ AXISNIFTY 173.47 173.83 7.16 194.80 111.47 ­ Simp.Inf [2] 38.10 37.95 38.45 39.40 37.60 41.54 56.05 27.00 ­ 38.00 AXISAMC ­ AXISTECETF 342.97 346.96 15.52 354.00 250.95 ­ PTC 94.50 95.60 95.10 96.30 94.40 428.97 110.75 44.70 6 95.45 SintercomInd 83.15 84.95 85.90 88.50 84.20 10.73 104.80 61.20 ­ ­ TPL Plastech 305.00 303.50 302.40 307.65 300.85 6.12 379.05 97.05 22 302.30 Bank BeEs [1] 358.55 359.43 348.88 379.93 205.99 359.07 PTC Ind Fin 17.50 17.65 17.55 17.80 17.35 534.07 24.30 15.75 ­ 17.65 Sintex [1] 3.90 3.90 3.85 4.00 3.85 767.48 5.83 1.72 ­ 3.89 Trans.Corp [2] 410.60 415.35 416.00 417.50 410.60 15.25 510.00 200.10 17 414.75 Birla Gold 4330.65 4310.00 0.10 5108.80 4033.10 ­ PTL Ent [2] 46.80 46.95 47.70 47.70 46.55 30.54 58.05 32.50 9 46.80 SintexPlaTec 4.10 4.10 4.20 4.25 4.00 887.51 6.35 1.80 ­ ­ Transwarnt 4.45 4.40 4.30 4.65 4.25 4.83 6.75 2.22 ­ 4.34 Birla Nifty [100] 184.49 184.43 0.82 5050.00 4061.00 4332.00 PudumjeePap[1] 41.00 40.75 41.50 41.80 40.50 218.90 47.40 13.50 6 40.75 SircPaintInd 317.75 324.45 322.00 327.00 315.65 22.22 384.00 225.00 ­ ­ TrejharaSolu 60.25 60.85 59.55 62.05 58.70 28.17 72.70 9.00 ­ ­ Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 36.45 35.80 36.40 36.65 35.7035509.25 46.40 26.30 14 35.85 SitiNetwork 1.40 1.45 1.45 1.45 1.40 2307.68 1.95 0.40 ­ ­ Trent [1] 916.75 941.35 920.00 964.15 919.95 3121.78 969.90 587.95 ­ 943.05 BIRLASLAM ABSLBANETF 354.33 355.18 0.04 420.00 193.90 ­ Punj.Chem 1641.60 1593.60 1646.95 1646.95 1575.15 20.73 1812.45 501.40 31 1594.95 Siyaram [2] 363.85 361.55 360.00 366.25 357.20 17.35 456.05 130.00 20 360.95 TRF 107.70 105.65 108.00 108.60 105.00 6.44 171.15 70.00 ­ 105.70 BIRLASLAMC ABSLNN50ET 401.00 405.88 0.63 459.40 265.70 ­ Puravankra [5] 96.70 94.65 97.00 97.25 94.00 146.37 120.50 41.05 13 94.60 SJVN 25.95 26.05 26.15 26.25 25.95 598.76 30.80 20.40 6 26.05 Trib Bhimji 72.10 72.55 72.10 73.50 72.10 99.09 96.40 32.50 9 72.50 ConsConstCon 135.68 135.84 89.58 141.70 86.00 ­ PVR 1319.35 1300.10 1310.00 1326.30 1295.00 386.03 1592.00 961.00 ­ 1300.30 SKF India 2789.55 2799.95 2818.00 2850.00 2771.10 75.97 3020.00 1431.00 37 2807.00 Trident [1] 20.45 20.35 20.50 20.95 20.20 9232.65 22.90 6.00 20 20.35 DSPBRAMC ­QUIDETF 1000.00 999.99 6.39 1020.00 810.90 ­ SKIL Infra 3.75 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.85 16.03 5.98 2.03 ­ 3.97 Trigyn 115.90 118.20 117.45 121.40 114.90 113.81 173.00 44.40 ­ 118.70 EdeAMCNifEES 21648.00 21655.00 0.00 21738.00 10200.00 ­ Q ...... Skipper [1] 80.50 80.10 80.20 81.75 79.80 112.70 98.35 40.25 35 79.90 TRIL [1] 26.90 27.90 26.90 28.25 26.90 167.55 37.25 8.50 ­ 27.75 EDELAMC ­ EBANK 3914.15 3907.11 0.07 4123.24 2159.00 ­ Quess Corp 832.40 829.80 837.70 848.00 827.05 310.12 920.25 350.40 ­ 829.75 SKM Egg 86.60 85.60 85.85 89.40 84.15 464.52 98.45 35.35 14 85.65 Triv.Eng [1] 173.90 172.20 174.75 177.95 171.25 449.34 209.00 62.45 14 172.60 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0423 1145.08 1145.81 4.19 1199.00 875.90 ­ QuickHealTec 221.65 219.60 223.15 224.00 218.25 133.79 319.90 121.60 15 219.60 Smartlink [2] 101.75 101.35 102.00 102.90 100.90 12.83 133.80 66.40 40 101.00 Triv.Tur [1] 124.55 122.85 124.45 127.30 122.00 148.89 137.60 66.60 40 122.65 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0425 1066.34 1065.77 1.91 1115.90 925.00 ­ SMCGloblSecu 75.60 76.10 75.95 77.10 75.45 146.34 104.75 65.80 ­ ­ TT 66.75 67.30 68.80 68.80 65.35 21.97 79.95 30.25 5 66.50 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0430 1164.87 1166.89 8.51 1200.00 895.00 ­ R ...... SML Isuzu 561.65 559.40 560.05 577.50 555.50 35.01 697.20 365.10 ­ 555.85 TTK Prst 8877.50 8894.40 8885.00 8920.15 8825.00 8.24 9579.95 5360.60 50 8887.55 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0431 1048.92 1046.36 14.53 1143.10 972.00 ­ SMS Phr [1] 170.95 167.30 172.40 172.75 166.15 40.78 199.15 76.00 19 167.20 TTKHealtcare 692.50 688.80 717.00 717.00 685.00 4.38 825.00 415.95 21 690.30 EDELAMC ­ EQ30 397.25 398.50 0.36 448.13 314.10 ­ R Sys Intl [1] 197.50 197.00 197.00 198.00 193.25 109.42 211.45 100.10 27 196.75 TubeInvIndia 1293.45 1267.20 1275.10 1288.00 1251.25 382.36 1450.00 522.70 ­ ­ Gold BeEs [1] 41.04 40.80 1741.05 46.65 38.17 40.81 Radico [2] 879.30 885.10 872.40 908.90 871.25 694.91 944.75 376.65 41 883.65 SMSLifeScien 733.40 732.10 721.85 745.65 721.85 2.34 885.65 437.35 ­ ­ SnowmanLogi 41.85 42.45 42.15 42.70 41.85 410.21 71.25 29.65 ­ 42.55 TV Today [5] 285.10 285.45 284.10 288.50 283.60 67.97 380.00 189.00 11 285.10 Goldmanamc ­ CPSEETF 25.39 25.17 701.00 27.00 15.70 25.18 RailTelCorp 125.60 125.20 125.60 126.65 124.60 318.32 189.70 101.00 ­ ­ TV18 Br [2] 34.90 34.60 35.05 35.45 34.50 2519.21 48.95 26.05 ­ 34.60 HangSengBees [1] 329.01 328.09 10.53 382.00 293.65 329.99 RailVikasNgm 27.70 27.85 27.85 28.15 27.70 1207.14 35.55 18.05 ­ ­ Sobha 580.45 584.20 586.90 596.00 575.70 108.03 687.75 220.90 78 584.65 Solar Ind [2] 1705.25 1700.75 1723.00 1723.00 1675.00 66.14 1798.00 967.10 69 1698.95 TVS Elec 164.35 161.80 164.35 164.90 160.85 18.88 217.00 86.95 30 162.00 HDFC Gold [1] 42.11 41.86 127.11 50.00 38.70 41.90 Rain Ind [2] 211.50 211.10 211.10 215.00 206.70 2152.07 272.90 93.55 ­ 211.15 TVS Mot [1] 519.25 509.20 521.20 522.75 506.50 1187.90 665.70 407.25 29 509.20 HDFCAMC ­ HBANKETF 359.26 357.55 2.06 384.20 200.10 ­ Raj.Exp [1] 593.65 592.85 594.80 599.55 586.50 232.62 655.00 440.80 135 591.30 SolarActPhSc 1691.20 1626.85 1689.90 1698.10 1618.05 54.87 1859.95 885.30 ­ ­ Som Dist [5] 39.60 38.35 40.00 40.00 38.00 192.05 59.50 22.80 ­ 38.30 TVS Sri 2045.45 2073.25 2037.90 2099.00 2030.60 7.69 2390.00 1324.80 15 2069.70 HDFCAmc­Nift [76] 177.85 177.28 23.18 183.46 113.54 177.44 RajdharshInd 28.75 30.15 30.15 30.15 30.15 0.25 30.15 9.30 ­ ­ HDFCAmc­Sens 608.42 609.70 2.21 6300.00 455.00 ­ RajOilMills 56.40 67.65 56.45 67.65 55.95 32.42 117.80 7.60 ­ ­ Soma Text 6.35 6.95 6.90 6.95 6.90 36.43 10.29 2.43 ­ 7.37 IBULLSAMC ­ IBMFNIFTY 160.26 159.72 0.63 174.00 110.33 ­ Rajsr.Sug 25.40 26.20 26.40 26.60 25.20 20.55 38.30 11.60 ­ 26.15 SomiConveyor 50.05 49.60 50.05 50.80 46.60 5.46 66.30 19.05 33 49.55 U ...... ICICIPRAMC BHARATIWIN 39.94 39.61 171.92 41.50 23.46 ­ Rallis [1] 276.00 286.05 276.45 288.30 276.45 1033.49 362.00 232.40 26 286.20 SonaBLWPrecn 472.40 471.50 475.00 484.00 466.15 2658.68 559.40 295.00 ­ ­ UB [1] 1432.20 1435.75 1430.00 1449.65 1422.25 345.58 1537.65 898.50 147 1432.90 Rama News 19.75 19.55 19.75 20.30 19.50 76.76 27.60 11.85 ­ 19.65 Sonata [1] 878.25 869.95 884.55 884.55 799.20 236.56 908.00 291.35 45 869.05 Ucal Fuel 146.10 148.00 147.10 152.45 144.00 67.15 206.10 107.05 8 148.95 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI500 231.50 233.10 2.20 268.20 147.00 ­ Ramco Cem [1] 970.90 968.60 976.90 980.65 956.60 511.72 1130.95 681.50 28 968.75 SorilInfrRes 104.90 107.40 107.00 110.00 106.50 16.85 227.35 55.85 95 107.45 Uco Bk 12.65 12.60 12.60 12.75 12.55 1805.61 16.30 10.60 ­ 12.59 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIALPLV 169.81 169.81 7.44 185.00 99.90 ­ Ramco Ind [1] 286.85 288.60 286.85 296.05 285.00 59.12 366.00 170.00 18 288.30 South In Bk [1] 9.45 9.90 9.50 10.10 9.4027160.25 13.95 6.12 ­ 9.91 Uflex 491.20 481.75 491.90 491.90 480.00 276.83 594.00 298.20 14 481.45 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIBANKP 181.06 181.20 28.09 218.00 110.00 ­ Ramco Sys 476.45 447.90 479.55 483.10 444.05 270.00 784.15 215.80 47 448.60 SouthWestPin 88.05 88.00 89.85 89.85 87.25 136.27 96.00 22.60 ­ ­ UFO Moviez 91.40 90.95 91.40 92.80 90.50 89.96 114.30 68.75 ­ 90.75 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIFMCG 385.81 389.68 6.23 437.00 360.25 ­ Ramk.Forg 917.65 929.15 929.85 934.35 916.00 82.82 1100.00 206.00 38 927.85 SpandnaSphor 629.90 634.40 633.60 640.20 615.50 184.29 830.00 479.80 ­ ­ Ugar Sug [1] 28.80 27.95 29.00 29.55 27.50 388.02 40.10 13.10 25 27.85 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICILIQ 1000.00 1000.00 35.85 1040.00 984.00 ­ Rane (M) 383.80 386.35 386.00 390.00 383.00 18.32 496.00 193.00 18 386.30 SPApparels 303.25 295.85 307.75 314.75 293.25 48.78 360.95 85.55 14 294.95 UgroCapital 115.05 114.35 118.00 118.00 112.25 27.68 144.00 108.55 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIM150 104.62 104.88 26.44 118.90 61.95 ­ Rane Brk 903.45 896.40 914.00 917.30 890.00 2.66 1200.90 522.90 17 899.65 Spec.Rest 69.20 67.40 69.20 71.20 67.10 144.95 79.60 30.80 ­ 67.25 Ujaas [1] 2.70 2.65 2.70 2.75 2.65 465.96 4.98 2.26 ­ 2.69 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICINXT50 40.49 40.68 20.97 48.46 25.70 ­ Rane Eng 279.30 274.10 279.35 287.95 270.25 8.43 386.00 183.00 ­ 275.40 SpencersRetl 99.25 101.70 100.30 102.80 99.45 818.22 114.65 65.70 ­ ­ UjivanFinSer 164.70 160.15 165.35 165.35 159.10 538.28 310.85 149.45 ­ 160.15 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIPHARM 88.61 88.29 6.34 94.55 82.05 ­ Rane Hld 644.15 638.80 648.80 657.05 635.00 13.92 782.45 392.05 77 639.60 SPIC 51.95 51.50 52.30 52.90 51.00 353.87 68.45 16.55 14 51.55 UjjivanSFB 19.85 19.70 20.00 20.05 19.45 3945.10 44.60 17.80 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICITECH 346.50 346.27 576.62 367.30 158.95 ­ Ratnamani [2] 2072.00 2075.90 2090.00 2135.25 2069.00 9.42 2249.05 1119.30 35 2077.90 Spicejet 71.75 71.10 72.25 74.15 70.30 5937.30 108.00 45.95 ­ ­ UltraTech 7382.35 7307.10 7365.00 7418.90 7301.00 183.24 7907.40 3755.00 34 7306.65 ICICIPRAMC ­ IPRU5008 354.93 355.23 1.59 422.20 192.10 ­ RavindrHeigt 21.15 22.20 21.95 22.20 21.05 72.82 35.95 15.05 ­ ­ SPL Ind 52.15 52.35 53.40 53.40 51.55 27.56 64.70 23.00 11 52.55 UmangDair [5] 75.00 74.95 75.05 76.40 73.20 11.45 99.00 40.10 ­ 75.35 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 42.13 41.74 162.07 53.70 37.05 ­ Raymond 400.55 395.20 400.00 404.20 393.80 227.58 473.90 252.25 ­ 394.95 Sr.Leathrs 155.55 153.90 158.70 158.70 153.00 5.21 233.95 122.50 27 154.05 Unichm Lab [2] 276.30 277.35 276.30 282.75 272.00 53.35 374.90 219.00 58 277.00 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 97.41 98.00 19.18 109.00 58.70 ­ RBL Bank 161.55 162.55 161.50 165.20 160.55 9071.08 274.00 155.65 ­ 162.70 Sr.Ray.HHP 290.45 295.65 293.00 301.45 289.25 28.12 370.00 156.00 8 294.55 Union Bk 33.50 33.55 33.55 33.70 33.30 2850.49 45.25 23.10 6 33.55 ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 91.53 91.32 9.55 99.90 47.15 ­ RCF 71.50 71.35 71.50 72.30 71.05 793.38 100.15 41.80 8 71.30 SRF 8944.20 9063.15 8939.80 9150.00 8890.10 132.95 9299.00 3996.20 48 9059.15 Uniph.Ent [2] 123.00 125.40 119.80 126.80 119.80 21.67 149.95 54.00 27 125.10 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 182.51 182.62 3.96 197.30 101.00 ­ Rcom [5] 2.65 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.70 6485.82 5.49 1.31 ­ 2.81 SrikalahPipe 211.70 213.00 207.85 213.75 207.85 85.94 247.95 109.50 6 213.00 United Nil 406.05 404.80 407.15 409.90 401.00 2.20 499.90 280.40 ­ ­ ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 178.29 178.30 69.41 205.10 102.70 ­ RECL 145.25 144.10 145.00 146.05 143.50 2308.36 167.75 91.90 3 143.85 Star Pap 148.20 144.95 147.35 149.00 144.10 149.58 181.60 85.00 10 145.00 United Spr [2] 683.65 684.40 682.10 692.85 675.55 2759.11 732.00 494.00 73 685.00 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 607.75 608.37 0.71 611.98 381.90 ­ Redington [2] 150.25 150.25 152.75 155.00 148.50 554.98 179.00 52.85 35 150.35 StarCement [1] 109.60 108.30 109.70 112.20 107.50 676.90 120.00 80.00 23 108.25 UnitedDrilng 320.05 325.75 321.00 340.05 316.85 108.75 410.30 234.25 ­ ­ IDBI Gold [100] 4358.80 4337.55 0.42 5050.00 4061.00 4332.00 Refex Ref 153.55 157.70 153.50 172.70 146.00 3553.36 172.75 42.55 8 157.75 STC India 106.80 102.45 107.60 107.60 102.00 72.65 138.75 47.60 ­ 102.45 Univ.Cab 164.00 164.10 169.25 169.25 160.35 20.42 217.55 112.00 23 163.80 IDFCAMC ­ IDFNIFTYET 174.68 174.56 0.59 179.70 113.01 ­ Rel Cap 14.55 15.15 14.90 15.25 14.40 3798.96 30.80 7.16 ­ 15.15 Steel Strp 1790.55 1880.05 1840.00 1880.05 1811.15 78.37 1877.80 414.00 21 1877.80 UnivastIndia 42.75 47.00 46.05 47.00 44.65 26.86 62.50 26.50 ­ ­ Infra BeEs 470.37 467.16 1.97 1738.00 1120.00 ­ Rel.Ind.Inf 613.20 619.70 614.95 629.00 614.30 105.08 865.65 344.00 119 619.45 SteelCitySec 62.70 64.70 63.90 65.45 63.00 33.95 98.70 28.20 ­ ­ UniversusImg 290.30 307.70 290.10 313.90 290.00 26.45 354.40 153.05 ­ ­ InvesIndGold [100] 4287.90 4247.55 0.06 4845.00 3989.50 4240.00 Relaxo [1] 1169.40 1168.35 1173.80 1177.60 1165.00 75.91 1272.00 610.05 97 1168.10 SteelExIndia 81.60 80.00 80.10 82.00 79.20 209.07 89.00 30.30 ­ ­ UPL [2] 726.10 719.65 725.00 729.80 717.00 1538.57 864.75 399.00 154 719.95 InvesInNifty 1820.35 1817.15 0.00 1995.00 1161.05 ­ Reliance 2202.60 2230.45 2208.00 2244.90 2205.00 8579.11 2368.80 1830.00 45 2230.65 Stel Hld [1] 132.35 138.50 134.00 141.60 126.50 447.68 NA NA ­ ­ UrjaGlobal [1] 6.55 6.40 6.60 6.70 6.35 3052.41 9.48 2.42 ­ 6.39 Kotak Nifty [5] 175.14 175.25 45.94 2048.95 1231.20 1697.60 Religare 150.40 146.15 151.00 155.00 145.10 842.61 175.75 34.10 ­ 146.40 Ster.Tool [2] 206.75 208.50 202.95 213.65 201.05 84.40 257.00 160.00 19 208.55 Usha M Ed [1] 3.35 3.40 3.30 3.65 3.30 36.90 8.25 1.01 ­ 3.55 Kotak PSU Bk 223.18 222.70 6.50 264.09 120.70 222.40 RenaisncGlob 711.45 719.35 704.50 749.00 704.50 49.44 778.00 217.00 ­ ­ Sterlg&Wilsn 284.05 311.45 285.00 314.90 282.35 6918.29 343.80 183.50 ­ ­ Usha Mar [1] 66.75 66.80 66.75 68.10 66.00 445.61 75.00 19.80 16 66.65 KOTAKMAMC ­ KOTAKIT 34.08 34.00 161.54 35.10 23.36 ­ Repco Home 295.15 293.00 297.90 297.90 289.00 43.08 429.25 145.00 7 292.60 SterliteTech 267.30 259.30 267.50 269.75 257.55 307.44 318.00 139.25 ­ ­ UTIAMC 1118.10 1145.45 1125.00 1165.00 1120.15 511.67 1165.00 471.10 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF 359.54 359.95 101.33 414.70 206.51 ­ Repro 430.15 430.40 430.05 437.35 423.05 7.19 558.80 325.05 ­ 429.95 StoveKraft 785.65 819.65 788.00 825.00 785.95 276.37 850.00 406.10 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMC­KTNV20ETF 93.22 92.86 35.94 99.30 56.26 ­ Resp.Ind [1] 120.10 123.50 120.00 125.00 119.90 61.25 205.00 91.15 ­ 122.90 Str.Arcolab 581.55 581.75 584.75 592.35 579.50 488.87 1000.00 568.30 93 581.55 V ...... Kotal Gold [1] 41.24 41.03 88.43 46.90 36.81 41.02 Revathi 546.75 560.75 564.00 590.00 555.55 2.22 842.25 401.90 30 563.25 StylamIndust 1090.35 1066.90 1089.95 1092.00 1045.00 4.57 1419.90 1011.55 ­ ­ V Mart 3582.55 3538.75 3639.00 3660.00 3501.35 11.41 4075.80 1755.70 ­ 3533.40 LICNAMC ­CNFENGP 177.97 176.01 0.52 202.99 112.00 175.01 RHIMagnesInd 354.55 360.95 356.60 371.00 345.25 229.91 392.50 181.25 ­ ­ SUBEX 50.90 50.00 50.85 51.60 49.60 4775.31 74.40 17.75 ­ ­ V2 Retail 107.90 108.45 108.90 110.25 106.55 11.26 154.80 44.60 ­ 108.45 LICNAMC ­CNFESGP 597.57 595.80 0.28 624.60 353.95 ­ Rico Auto [1] 48.65 50.85 49.30 52.40 48.30 1753.91 62.30 26.60 48 50.80 Subros [2] 308.00 311.10 307.00 315.00 307.00 23.78 364.50 222.75 28 311.45 VA T Wab [2] 339.60 341.15 341.95 345.00 334.50 175.33 404.25 172.20 27 341.15 LICNAMC ­CNFNHGP 163.15 162.99 0.97 185.00 110.75 ­ RITES 261.60 259.25 263.60 263.60 258.60 81.88 302.95 232.40 14 259.00 Sud.Chem [2] 599.00 592.00 600.00 600.00 587.05 248.06 791.95 421.60 32 592.35 Vadilal 1124.50 1095.10 1116.00 1154.95 1081.25 20.84 1264.00 585.00 ­ 1099.60 LICNAMC ­CNMFET 22.00 22.11 5.02 23.39 20.33 ­ RKECProjects 78.70 78.85 78.40 80.00 77.45 15.22 117.00 36.55 ­ ­ Sumit.Sec 655.30 651.30 663.00 663.00 645.90 13.41 861.55 330.20 86 652.75 VadivrSpeChe 204.80 205.40 202.00 208.50 200.05 1.96 275.00 80.50 ­ ­ Liquid BeEs [1000] 999.99 999.99 961.25 1009.90 972.35 1000.00 RolexRings 1087.95 1100.30 1075.25 1107.00 1075.25 84.42 1263.00 1051.50 ­ ­ SumitomoChem 398.90 398.95 401.75 401.75 396.10 180.16 459.90 258.00 ­ ­ Vaibhav [2] 702.30 715.20 708.95 719.00 702.85 54.84 1057.70 310.20 207 715.15 MIRAEAMC ­ MAESGETF 28.49 28.45 19.59 31.00 21.75 ­ Sun Pharma [1] 769.05 760.55 765.15 771.10 759.25 1735.86 804.40 452.60 87 760.30 Rollatainers [1] 2.50 2.40 2.70 2.75 2.35 2495.09 5.11 2.05 ­ 2.41 VaishaliPhar 39.60 39.00 39.10 40.15 38.75 68.10 77.05 28.35 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAFANG 53.14 53.12 120.51 57.50 44.00 ­ Sun Phr Adv [1] 293.40 288.70 290.00 294.55 286.30 662.16 311.90 141.00 ­ 288.85 RosariBiotec 1337.80 1322.70 1337.80 1347.30 1315.95 32.24 1450.00 719.00 ­ ­ Vakrang [1] 40.15 40.40 41.00 41.35 39.55 7636.57 69.85 24.40 ­ 40.50 MIRAEAMC ­ MAFSETF 17.40 17.48 91.39 20.51 17.00 ­ Sun TV [5] 483.95 475.55 481.50 488.75 473.15 1677.94 586.40 381.25 12 475.45 Rossell [2] 157.45 154.80 158.85 159.85 152.80 57.32 216.05 98.25 19 155.65 ValiantOrgan 1313.95 1288.65 1307.00 1319.30 1286.10 29.14 3877.00 1121.00 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAN50ETF 171.44 170.82 5.33 178.90 110.00 ­ Sund.Brak 411.40 420.95 414.50 430.00 410.00 7.07 480.05 185.00 16 420.80 RouteMobile 1927.85 1909.90 1934.00 1939.70 1893.95 131.63 2307.00 625.00 ­ ­ Vard Text 1776.60 1750.50 1777.00 1777.00 1737.65 53.45 2040.00 717.00 14 1750.85 MIRAEAMC ­ MANXT50 396.31 398.67 1.37 408.41 223.90 ­ Royal Orchd 71.65 73.40 71.10 74.50 71.10 17.51 94.80 57.25 ­ 73.25 Sund.Clay [5] 3548.60 3517.45 3548.00 3629.55 3496.95 3.18 4244.95 1571.00 46 3514.95 Vard.Acry 64.40 63.75 64.30 64.95 63.10 116.15 234.35 120.00 ­ 200.50 Sund.Fast [1] 784.35 774.40 787.65 794.90 771.55 60.15 867.05 391.50 35 773.05 Motilal Os Midcap100 Etf 28.59 28.71 76.20 30.30 17.00 ­ RPG Life [8] 497.10 493.95 499.00 502.90 492.00 30.03 567.45 324.60 18 493.75 Vard.Hld 2906.25 2963.40 2987.95 3008.95 2907.00 0.34 3810.40 1202.00 74 3007.00 Motilal Os Nasdaq100 Etf 113.02 112.69 2118.01 1143.10 100.66 ­ RPP Infra 73.30 73.70 73.90 74.85 73.35 78.10 103.45 40.20 10 73.65 Sund.Fin 2584.90 2596.25 2600.00 2601.45 2559.05 44.94 2883.95 1250.00 34 2596.25 Vard.SPC 250.60 250.15 252.40 252.55 242.20 212.64 309.30 65.20 12 250.00 SundarFinHol 78.55 78.45 78.70 80.10 77.45 151.41 94.70 51.65 ­ ­ MOTILAL OSWAL M50 ETF 166.77 165.40 0.45 170.00 105.95 ­ RPSGVentures 646.80 638.70 652.50 652.50 632.00 29.39 808.95 210.60 ­ ­ VarrocEngg 288.70 296.10 290.00 297.50 289.00 93.82 477.65 271.00 ­ ­ MOTILALAMC ­ G5 48.61 48.62 0.09 57.40 45.89 ­ RS Soft [5] 34.10 35.85 35.95 37.50 34.20 448.45 45.40 18.25 ­ 35.90 Sunflag 81.30 81.10 81.30 82.45 80.60 413.80 96.55 38.65 781.05 VarunBevera 830.80 849.65 829.95 854.00 829.05 1116.54 918.60 430.14 94 850.10 Sunteck [1] 356.00 350.30 354.00 359.00 347.00 335.50 414.95 243.85 105 351.00 NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 104.20 104.35 67.05 115.32 59.00 ­ RSWM 313.65 308.70 311.00 319.50 306.20 20.46 438.75 81.20 6 310.20 Vascon 25.50 25.95 26.40 26.75 24.60 1556.75 29.60 8.11 ­ 25.85 NiftyBeEs [1] 179.47 179.52 822.71 188.32 115.05 179.55 Ruby Mills [5] 271.25 269.85 273.30 277.90 267.05 22.55 349.30 147.00 17 271.05 Superhouse 163.90 164.30 164.75 166.55 163.90 17.61 181.85 78.00 7 165.20 Vaswani 12.20 12.30 12.30 12.50 12.10 15.75 15.98 4.07 9 12.80 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 414.99 417.73 84.88 422.39 270.10 417.94 Ruch.Paper 81.20 78.20 80.20 83.15 77.60 66.20 105.60 45.30 14 78.20 Supr.Ind [2] 2027.80 2032.60 2035.00 2050.00 2015.05 64.66 2338.45 1293.90 29 2029.80 Vedanta [1] 290.05 287.55 290.25 293.40 283.4015369.84 341.25 91.25 10 287.55 NIIndETFLong 22.41 22.40 10.42 25.00 18.55 ­ RuchiSoyaInd 1098.20 1091.70 1105.00 1105.00 1075.00 19.44 1376.70 575.00 ­ ­ Suprajit [1] 322.45 324.95 323.90 330.00 320.05 171.26 357.90 162.10 26 324.55 Venky's 2911.70 2951.60 2942.65 3048.00 2920.00 454.09 3950.00 1280.80 15 2945.70 RudrabhshEnt 221.60 218.25 220.20 229.00 216.00 9.19 280.00 97.05 ­ ­ SupremeEngg 29.70 29.25 29.15 29.90 28.65 2.65 40.05 20.90 ­ ­ VenusRem 483.20 472.35 479.00 495.05 471.00 44.99 638.50 90.25 17 471.85 NIPETFDivOpp 43.25 43.15 1.63 48.30 26.60 ­ Rupa [1] 423.25 431.75 427.25 434.90 425.15 160.64 547.00 173.75 18 431.90 Surana Solar [5] 12.40 12.20 12.65 12.65 12.00 45.65 15.50 6.36 ­ 12.22 VertozAdvtsg 103.80 113.95 103.80 124.55 102.85 1358.15 322.00 100.05 ­ ­ NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 173.25 173.20 1.21 195.00 96.05 ­ Rush.Decor 251.45 255.40 258.00 258.00 252.60 14.52 328.70 68.00 58 256.40 Surana Tel [1] 6.15 6.10 6.45 6.45 6.10 66.50 8.38 3.50 ­ 6.09 Vesuvius 1170.40 1175.10 1160.00 1197.00 1160.00 8.41 1362.00 847.45 37 1175.00 NippnInd­Nim 106.17 106.21 10.28 123.26 99.91 ­ Surya Rosh 511.00 499.80 512.10 523.00 495.30 138.68 610.05 159.70 14 500.30 Veto Switch 109.35 109.65 112.00 116.85 108.50 774.76 171.85 39.50 13 109.80 NippoIndETF 72.05 71.84 13.24 77.45 51.00 ­ SuryodaySFB 157.05 156.50 158.70 162.20 155.20 262.24 296.35 138.50 ­ ­ V­Guard [1] 238.70 239.25 237.20 241.20 237.20 355.30 285.00 162.00 47 238.85 NIPPON INDIA ETF NV20 94.41 94.17 2.18 95.58 56.30 ­ S ...... Nipponamc ­ Netfpharma 13.91 13.82 140.88 17.44 13.37 ­ S H Kelkar 145.05 145.35 145.60 147.15 143.80 77.47 189.80 76.30 25 144.35 Sutlej Te [1] 60.65 59.95 60.65 62.45 59.60 161.21 81.05 20.00 14 60.05 VidhiSpclIng [1] 330.65 333.95 330.25 343.60 330.25 94.64 384.00 82.95 38 333.80 SuumayaLife 545.40 525.60 553.60 553.60 520.00 47.55 736.85 62.25 ­ ­ VikasEcoTec [1] 2.10 2.10 2.05 2.15 2.05 7299.94 8.12 1.17 ­ 2.08 PSU Bk BeEs [1] 24.89 24.70 269.45 30.41 13.53 24.69 S&S Power 30.85 32.35 32.35 32.35 32.35 1.15 32.35 18.35 ­ ­ Qgold [100] 2044.30 2032.00 0.73 2310.00 1903.10 2031.00 Sadbhav [1] 48.95 48.10 50.40 50.50 47.65 991.61 96.30 37.00 12 48.35 Suven Lif [1] 83.50 82.50 82.10 85.00 81.90 181.95 115.80 42.05 ­ 82.35 VikasPro&Gnt 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.35 2.25 370.09 3.75 2.00 ­ ­ SuvenPharma 540.75 560.20 544.95 562.00 541.00 248.16 825.00 291.60 ­ ­ VikasWSP 5.05 5.25 5.15 5.30 5.00 730.72 8.05 3.65 ­ ­ Qnifty 1734.00 1732.00 0.01 1738.00 1120.00 ­ SadbhavInf 16.85 16.50 16.95 17.25 16.05 3682.03 41.50 14.90 ­ 16.45 RELCAPAMC ­ NETFGILT5Y 48.61 48.60 0.24 50.00 46.86 ­ SafariIndia 826.00 836.70 831.70 859.00 822.00 112.71 859.00 356.00 ­ ­ SuvidaInfSvc 21.25 21.35 21.95 21.95 19.55 30.20 59.65 19.30 ­ ­ Vimta Lab [2] 302.10 301.55 304.90 309.60 298.70 43.66 346.35 100.80 21 301.05 Suzlon [2] 6.10 6.00 6.10 6.15 5.9515813.34 9.45 2.71 ­ 5.97 Vinati Org [1] 1812.15 1780.80 1815.00 1834.70 1769.15 165.14 2130.00 976.05 66 1780.00 RELCAPAMC NETFIT 34.59 34.68 626.02 35.63 17.65 ­ Sagar Cem [2] 282.55 280.35 282.55 289.10 278.00 45.10 319.00 89.75 19 280.55 RELCAPAMC­NETFSDL26 105.11 104.95 22.08 107.27 100.93 ­ SAIL 119.35 115.25 119.00 119.30 114.0058381.36 151.10 32.65 5 115.30 SVPGlobalVen 126.65 129.45 127.80 135.80 125.10 209.86 154.00 101.20 ­ ­ Vindh.Tel 1089.15 1075.35 1089.95 1105.80 1070.00 12.14 1499.00 662.35 12 1076.90 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFCON 65.72 65.46 3.98 67.80 62.00 ­ SakarHealth 170.10 167.30 172.55 173.85 165.15 53.98 212.00 66.50 ­ ­ Swan Ener [1] 130.45 148.15 133.20 153.70 132.10 8259.18 175.55 108.20 ­ 146.85 VineetLabs 77.70 81.55 81.50 81.55 79.10 41.52 124.00 61.00 ­ ­ SBIAMC ­ SBIETFIT 346.88 346.25 5.88 378.10 201.20 ­ Saksoft 869.85 888.50 874.95 930.00 851.45 586.77 930.00 233.00 53 888.70 Swaraj Eng 1660.75 1659.85 1655.20 1669.10 1650.00 3.75 1989.90 1254.95 17 1659.95 Vinyl Chm [1] 195.45 209.00 197.40 211.40 195.00 622.69 223.05 89.00 23 208.15 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFPB 182.50 184.22 0.22 202.95 130.60 ­ SalasarTech 271.35 283.85 281.00 292.00 268.80 136.36 370.75 76.48 22 282.85 Swle. Ener 214.85 218.75 215.10 224.35 215.10 11.58 280.00 109.00 21 218.75 VIP Ind [2] 449.00 469.85 451.30 474.85 443.80 1619.60 499.00 268.00 ­ 469.85 SalonaCot 204.30 205.70 210.05 210.05 205.10 7.66 249.75 42.20 10 204.25 Symphony [2] 910.75 940.60 915.25 945.00 915.20 70.20 1529.65 811.00 56 939.60 Vipul Ltd [1] 28.20 29.45 29.60 29.60 27.55 9.30 41.90 12.00 ­ 29.20 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFQLTY 146.72 147.05 0.81 150.00 101.00 ­ Salzer Elec 147.85 153.65 149.00 155.80 145.80 64.58 189.60 89.00 10 152.55 SynergGreen 156.00 153.20 158.00 158.00 151.30 2.87 200.00 142.25 ­ ­ Visa Stl 9.70 10.15 10.00 10.15 9.30 98.11 14.80 5.24 ­ 10.19 SBIAMC ­ SETF10GILT 203.81 204.00 0.19 241.70 181.02 ­ Sanco Ind 8.35 8.40 8.35 8.85 8.05 18.79 21.50 6.90 ­ ­ Syngene Int 592.10 615.25 596.35 623.90 595.55 743.27 699.95 425.00 63 615.15 Visagar [1] 0.80 0.80 0.85 0.85 0.75 3853.79 1.91 0.30 ­ 0.79 SBI­ETF Gold 4206.75 4180.35 6.73 5044.60 3935.00 ­ Sandesh 785.95 789.45 799.85 814.15 785.20 1.73 1079.00 460.50 7 792.30 Visak.Ind 715.10 707.05 715.10 721.05 702.05 14.54 873.55 282.30 10 709.00 SBI­ETF NIFTY 50 169.80 169.53 157.50 178.00 112.01 ­ SandharTech 262.15 258.10 266.95 266.95 255.00 27.95 323.05 175.00 18 256.20 T ...... VishalFabric 113.05 112.65 113.85 113.85 111.85 162.68 161.35 40.70 ­ ­ SBI­ETF NIFTY BANK 355.57 355.88 25.60 386.80 204.00 ­ Sangam 138.90 132.45 141.00 141.00 132.00 17.85 173.80 45.10 11 132.75 Taj GVK [2] 122.95 122.15 123.60 123.60 121.85 19.09 158.25 102.20 ­ 122.00 Vishnu Chemi 601.45 590.30 604.40 605.95 587.35 6.65 705.35 137.50 36 590.30 SBI­ETFNN50 412.62 414.17 7.14 454.80 250.80 ­ Sangh.Mov [2] 181.35 178.50 182.30 182.85 177.05 24.54 229.85 67.00 ­ 178.65 Take Sol [1] 50.20 52.35 50.45 52.80 50.20 1315.70 74.65 39.10 ­ 52.30 VishwarajSug 160.50 155.80 160.90 163.65 155.05 167.12 169.70 83.20 ­ ­ Sharia BeEs 437.63 438.77 0.99 460.00 273.70 440.00 Sanghi Ind 64.50 64.95 64.50 66.50 64.15 876.79 84.70 23.00 17 64.65 Talbros 286.55 288.05 286.55 291.85 286.00 13.96 356.75 100.00 10 286.40 Vivi Lab [2] 20.25 21.25 20.40 21.25 20.05 303.56 41.50 12.90 ­ 21.20 TATAAML ­ NETF 204.20 205.77 0.45 205.77 109.42 ­ SanginitChem 25.25 25.00 25.80 25.90 24.05 183.07 90.65 18.00 ­ ­ Tarmat 70.15 62.80 69.80 71.45 60.10 503.02 98.00 34.45 15 63.00 VLS Fin 194.30 190.90 193.00 197.65 189.80 35.41 264.85 51.00 3 191.30 TATAAML ­ NPBET 183.00 182.00 0.31 219.98 105.53 ­ Sanofi 8833.60 8688.40 8849.90 8899.90 8670.00 10.97 9300.00 7427.75 35 8692.55 TastyBiteEat 18333.40 18065.35 18443.00 18490.00 18000.00 1.27 21470.50 9949.95 103 18087.85 Voltamp 1398.95 1399.30 1405.95 1440.00 1392.75 8.75 1686.00 960.00 13 1397.95 UTI Gold [1] 41.20 41.05 51.20 48.20 39.21 41.09 Sarla Perf [1] 42.60 42.80 42.90 46.25 42.40 658.83 51.00 15.80 8 42.85 Tata Chem 822.10 826.60 818.10 834.45 818.10 2292.65 891.90 273.55 35 826.25 Voltas [1] 960.20 957.40 965.00 973.75 955.00 1303.68 1131.20 627.00 54 957.65 UTIAMC ­ UTIBANKETF 35.78 35.94 10.46 428.00 26.40 ­ Sasken 1325.40 1326.40 1314.00 1364.00 1314.00 48.61 1429.00 538.85 18 1324.75 Tata Cof [1] 198.95 195.95 198.90 201.20 194.45 2091.96 246.75 91.15 31 195.85 VRL Logistic 308.80 314.45 309.90 316.40 308.50 113.10 345.00 149.00 27 314.60 UTIAMC ­ UTINEXT50 41.09 40.81 18.51 435.30 33.00 ­ SatiaIndus 94.65 94.10 95.00 96.95 93.20 179.24 143.00 73.00 ­ ­ Tata Com 1401.40 1392.00 1407.00 1419.00 1387.60 188.37 1527.90 775.00 37 1391.75 VST Ind 3350.45 3354.60 3367.00 3370.00 3340.00 3.85 4048.30 3125.00 17 3358.35 UTIAMC ­ UTINIFT 1748.57 1741.33 2.89 1777.93 1150.00 ­ Satin Credit 79.80 78.15 79.80 79.80 77.65 52.76 112.65 50.85 ­ 78.35 Tata Elxsi 4810.05 4861.60 4830.00 4924.00 4811.15 136.05 4948.95 1055.00 73 4860.15 VST Til 2536.70 2527.90 2560.00 2590.05 2486.70 10.76 2747.65 1504.30 22 2535.35 UTIAMC ­ UTISENS 584.88 588.59 2.41 597.30 395.50 ­ Savita 1580.05 1566.75 1591.50 1598.15 1553.95 14.74 1822.65 650.00 7 1568.50 Tata Inv 1225.40 1251.10 1223.80 1265.80 1223.80 89.04 1385.00 783.00 39 1251.50 UTIAMC ­ UTISXN50 45.45 44.95 0.25 426.90 37.10 ­ SBI [1] 416.25 410.75 414.50 415.80 410.0015897.68 467.30 175.55 16 410.80 Tata M DVR [2] 138.60 139.35 138.60 140.35 137.40 1506.42 169.65 43.20 ­ 139.40 W ...... SBICards&Pay 1065.20 1088.05 1067.00 1100.00 1053.45 1971.77 1139.50 766.10 ­ ­ Tata Metlk 1070.25 1055.45 1069.95 1074.00 1047.25 99.81 1374.00 480.00 10 1056.50 Wabco Ind [5] 7107.85 7053.60 7075.10 7116.00 7026.00 22.25 7870.45 4770.15 85 7049.85 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52­Week High/Low figures SBILifeInsur 1156.15 1151.80 1151.20 1164.50 1144.85 823.81 1174.00 755.55 89 1152.10 Tata Motors [2] 284.40 284.30 284.85 287.35 281.6517864.05 360.65 120.20 ­ 284.40 Walch.Ind [2] 59.75 62.50 60.70 62.75 60.00 149.84 92.00 43.75 ­ 62.45 pertain to BSE. SchaeflerInd 7085.90 7091.10 7178.00 7210.00 7050.00 14.33 7221.95 3450.00 42 7081.05 Tata Steel 1390.20 1375.05 1390.40 1394.75 1365.00 9157.90 1534.60 343.00 9 1374.50 Waterbase 115.00 114.50 116.50 118.35 114.00 114.45 145.90 95.70 ­ ­ Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the SChand&Co [5] 110.15 110.50 110.75 114.40 109.10 70.83 147.50 58.25 ­ 110.95 TataConsuPro 836.00 853.30 842.00 856.80 834.55 2464.57 856.80 458.95 ­ ­ Webel SL 65.60 66.45 66.00 67.05 65.00 86.42 80.70 17.85 20 66.00 company. Schneider [2] 115.60 117.30 116.15 119.95 115.00 992.93 147.00 68.45 ­ 117.15 TataPowerC [1] 126.05 125.65 126.45 126.60 124.5516968.19 137.90 50.00 35 125.70 Weizman 45.45 47.70 47.65 47.70 45.55 4.48 70.45 27.60 18 47.15 Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands. SCI 101.50 108.15 101.90 111.25 100.80 7384.06 134.60 49.80 11 107.80 Tatapur 4.45 4.30 4.25 4.60 4.25 1.79 6.88 3.00 ­ 4.30 Wels.Corp [5] 120.50 117.40 120.40 121.20 116.65 897.18 165.00 96.20 6 117.25 SE Power 7.60 7.95 7.95 7.95 7.35 46.60 10.60 1.88 ­ 7.86 TatvaChinPha 2191.55 2138.55 2181.00 2181.00 2111.00 209.22 2534.20 2001.00 ­ ­ Wels.India [1] 127.60 127.00 128.00 128.90 126.10 859.29 145.45 47.90 20 126.90 The PE(price­earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings. Seamec 731.65 731.95 730.00 749.05 730.00 32.04 747.00 373.00 30 731.65 TCI Devl 315.40 309.95 305.90 321.25 305.75 0.51 549.00 267.00 ­ 322.45 Wels.Inv 333.95 336.25 338.85 338.85 333.50 0.01 587.00 224.05 ­ 336.15 The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12 SecureludTec 111.15 113.60 110.15 117.90 110.15 161.53 128.70 77.05 ­ ­ TCI Express [2] 1403.70 1414.50 1395.10 1449.00 1390.50 34.07 1747.00 734.50 44 1413.80 Welspun Ent. 94.90 93.55 96.80 96.80 93.05 71.33 134.90 56.10 12 93.40 months.

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Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl A.K.Capital 460.10 440.85 Bengla& Asm 1913.30 2000.80 Easemytrip [2] 426.95 436.15 Iiflsec [2] 96.75 94.80 Kpel 80.40 79.75 Nat.Peroxide 2155.40 2200.80 Raclgear 475.85 486.75 Shubham 132.00 124.25 Trio Mercan [2] 2.33 2.52 Raj Glo Wir 1892.70 1869.20 Shil [2] 368.05 355.40 Vsl 90.00 93.50 A.Sarabhai 28.90 28.60 Beryl Drugs 11.37 11.07 Eastwest [2] 7.62 7.39 Iiflwam [2] 1498.50 1499.45 Kpiglobal 127.80 132.00 Nat.Plastic 37.60 38.85 Radhe Devlop 16.32 17.07 Shyammetl 390.30 385.10 Triton Valve 1342.35 1330.85 Relhome 3.33 3.49 Tarc [2] 36.95 38.30 Xelpmoc 374.90 382.85 Aail [5] 25.80 26.00 Bestagro 642.65 652.70 Eco Board In 17.59 18.46 Inani Marble [2] 24.90 24.00 Kpittech 321.00 318.50 Natraj Prote 88.65 93.00 Radiocity [2] 23.20 23.20 Sika Inter. 468.50 473.75 Triveni Ent [1] 13.50 12.15 Rpel 794.90 766.00 Tejasnet 362.75 360.40 Aarey Drugs 39.55 38.50 Betex India 78.95 75.45 Ecoreco 79.95 77.40 Incon Engg. 9.63 9.15 Kpt [5] 112.75 118.00 Natural 23.95 24.25 Raghunath In 12.77 12.14 Simran Farms 111.95 117.50 Ttfl 34.10 33.15 Scapdvr [1] 5.15 5.40 Vikaslife [1] 3.59 3.55 Zeal 124.35 118.15 Aartisurf 1417.65 1391.50 Bgjl 16.85 16.00 Elantas 3684.00 3697.90 Ind Cem Cap 7.50 7.17 Kriti Nutri [1] 43.10 42.50 Natural Caps 168.80 169.00 Railtel 125.60 125.05 Sinclair Hot [2] 69.40 66.95 Tutialka 10.53 10.25 Abansent 80.10 78.10 Bhagira.Chem 654.80 646.60 Elpro Inter [1] 54.20 55.05 Ind.Acrylics 14.85 14.95 Krsnaa [5] 913.85 906.45 Navkar Build 38.50 36.60 RajaBahad[100] 7668.20 7284.80 Singer India [2] 52.60 55.30 Tyche Inds 176.90 186.70 AbmKnowled[5] 116.50 116.75 Bharat Bhush 23.00 23.80 Emmessar Bio 32.70 32.90 Ind.Toners 145.20 146.30 Krypton Ind 13.10 13.55 Navketan 1.82 1.80 Rajoo Engin. [1] 24.85 24.70 Sintexplast [1] 4.12 4.09 Udaip Ceme [4] 41.15 40.60 NSE Trade for Trade Accel [2] 11.90 12.10 Bharat Seats [2] 81.45 81.20 Empire Ind. 737.60 786.55 IndagRubber[2] 86.55 85.80 Kuantum [1] 79.10 77.70 Nazara [4] 1586.65 1686.75 Ram Rat.Wir[5] 138.75 136.50 Siptl [1] 2.08 2.18 Ugrocap 115.35 114.30 Aci Infocom [1] 1.13 1.18 Bharatagri 157.55 158.90 Equitasbnk 58.05 58.65 India Gelat. 121.35 123.40 Kushal [2] 3.81 3.81 Ncl Research [2] 1.09 1.14 Rama Paper 28.10 29.00 Sisl 526.35 518.20 Ultracab 136.30 135.90 Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Acrycil Ltd. [2] 610.20 598.05 Bhatia 103.80 98.65 Essar Secu 4.29 4.10 India Home 42.10 41.95 Lactose(I) 35.75 35.55 Neelamalai 3704.70 3740.00 Rama Phosph 327.10 327.60 Skcil 54.80 56.85 Ultramarine [2] 373.25 371.20 Adarsh Plant 7.10 7.30 Bhilwra Tec [1] 15.50 14.85 Everest Org. 290.75 290.05 Indiamart 7023.85 7078.20 Ladderup Fin 22.10 21.25 Neogen 924.75 930.35 Raminfo 64.75 61.30 Skyl Millar [1] 12.21 11.76 Uni Abex 667.10 658.20 3i Info 7.70 8.05 ICDSLTD 85.70 89.95 Praj Ind [2] 338.05 336.10 Adcindia 248.00 233.70 Bihar Sponge 9.46 9.90 Evexia [2] 14.50 14.65 Indian Info. [1] 1.33 1.39 Lakshmi Elec 436.15 435.85 Netfsnx150 44.90 44.90 Rathi Bars 25.70 25.20 Smcglobal [2] 75.65 76.20 Uni Off Auto 3.23 3.17 3PLandHoldng 13.25 13.70 IIFL Holding [2] 279.25 280.50 Prajay 20.30 19.40 Adhinath Tex 31.83 33.42 Bilcare Ltd. 69.55 73.00 Expo Gas [4] 6.01 6.01 Indian Sucro 51.05 50.65 Lancer 272.05 277.80 Newlight 54.10 56.50 Ratnabhumi 68.00 68.70 Smfil [1] 2.82 2.96 Unistar Mult 12.35 12.41 AdaniPower 81.10 85.15 IncredbleInd 27.15 26.50 Premier 4.70 4.50 Ador Fontech[2] 72.10 71.85 Binny Ltd. [5] 305.45 304.10 Facor Alloys [1] 4.45 4.66 Indicap 39.20 37.45 Lee&Nee Soft 3.59 3.60 Ngil 67.25 69.90 Rawedge 33.35 31.70 Smgold 135.15 135.50 Unitech Inte 7.95 8.34 AdaniTtlGas 1241.85 1303.90 Ind.Card 169.80 168.15 PremierExplo 229.20 226.25 Ador Multi. 105.60 106.60 Binny Mills 230.80 219.30 Fairchemor 1844.10 1813.95 Indigopnts 2597.55 2524.05 Lehar 40.50 39.90 NglFine Chm [5] 3033.15 2948.05 Rdb Rasayan 87.30 87.05 Smruthiorg 340.85 337.20 United Drill 321.15 325.95 AdrotInfotec 8.50 8.90 Ind.Metals 694.15 683.25 ProseedIndia 28.75 30.15 Advikca [1] 2.44 2.45 Birla Pretec [2] 11.09 10.99 Faze Three L 180.30 182.35 Indo Amines 195.05 192.05 Lelavoir 67.30 67.30 Nhcfoods 10.80 11.51 Rdb Realty 33.50 33.35 Sntcl 1.41 1.37 Univphoto 289.30 306.80 Affle(India) 3957.75 4155.60 Indo Wnd 6.45 6.75 Punj.Mohta 21.30 22.35 Afel 27.60 28.15 Birlatyres 24.05 24.00 Faze3auto 117.25 117.00 Indoboraxc 1501.90 1539.10 Leshaind [1] 10.51 9.99 Nibe 63.10 62.75 Rel.Chemotx 148.05 140.85 Solara 1684.85 1631.50 Usgtech 3.97 4.07 AGC Net 983.30 970.45 IndoramaSynt 48.25 49.00 PVP Ven 5.30 5.10 Agiil 168.95 168.25 Bla Ros Ind [1] 180.10 180.50 Fermenta [5] 288.20 288.70 Indokem Ltd. 34.20 32.50 Likhitha 318.90 355.15 Nicco Parks [1] 49.90 49.95 Reliab Ven 12.13 12.58 Solitair Mc 32.05 32.60 Utiamc 1117.40 1145.95 AIRAN 21.80 22.85 Indotech Tr 170.65 170.00 Raj TV [5] 35.85 36.00 Aiil 1614.65 1567.30 Bmw [1] 37.10 35.40 Fiberwb In 45.80 45.10 Indrayani Bi 14.26 13.92 Lkp Fin 121.95 121.85 Niesspl 1.60 1.44 Resonance 175.00 174.80 Sonacoms 472.70 471.70 Utinext50 [1] 40.92 40.84 Ajmera 341.15 341.05 Ind­Swift [2] 8.35 8.75 RajnandniMet 179.95 183.00 Aimco Pesti. 102.55 103.00 Bnk Capital 200.00 198.10 Filat Fash [5] 2.70 2.74 Indsil Hyd 26.90 26.05 Lkpsec [2] 13.15 13.00 Nihar Info 7.22 7.45 Rexnord Ele. 50.95 55.30 Sourcentrl 140.30 142.35 Utique 2.81 2.95 AjrInf&Toll 1.55 1.60 InfobeanTech 383.35 379.45 RajratnGlbWr 1870.65 1883.75 Ainfra [5] 32.30 31.95 Bodhtree 36.50 37.00 Fineline Ci 19.10 20.80 Inno Invest 14.27 14.97 Lloyds Met E [1] 61.45 63.00 Nikhil Adhsv 741.80 777.65 Rgrl 27.15 28.00 Spaceincuba 1.79 1.72 Uyfincorp [5] 11.37 11.68 Aksh Opti [5] 9.05 8.90 InoxWindEner 709.95 742.20 RamaSteel [5] 235.10 231.80 Ajanta Soya 116.00 114.25 Boroltd [1] 211.05 208.95 Fischer 98.70 103.20 Insilco Ltd. 6.83 7.36 Lodha 850.25 866.35 Nile Ltd. 560.20 562.15 Riba Textils 41.10 41.05 Spandana 629.85 635.55 Valiant Comm 67.90 68.20 Alps Ind 2.05 2.00 InspirisySol 48.90 48.30 Ramky Inf 157.90 165.60 Akashdeep 34.75 36.10 Brahm Infra 15.75 16.90 Flex Foods 112.80 112.35 Int.Conveyor [1] 64.75 64.90 Lotus Choc 37.10 37.05 Niraj Cement 44.95 45.45 Rishiroop 103.65 108.40 Spel Semicon 18.60 17.85 Valiantorg 1314.80 1288.80 AnantRaj [2] 57.45 60.30 InterntlCons 21.75 21.10 Rana Sug 28.70 27.75 Alexander 22.75 22.95 Burgerking 170.50 170.20 Fluidomat 131.00 126.15 Integra Eng [1] 62.20 61.30 Loy.Tex Mill 680.35 650.15 Nirlon 301.85 306.55 Rit Pro Ind 185.50 194.75 Spencer [5] 99.25 101.70 Vama Inds [2] 9.30 9.12 AnantRajGlob 36.80 38.30 IrisClothing 175.35 174.60 Alu Fluoride 247.90 245.70 Calcom Visio 33.20 33.20 Fluorochem [1] 1709.95 1696.25 Inter St.Fin [1] 4.17 4.20 Loyal 30.70 31.75 Nitta Gela 243.90 240.50 Ritesh Inter 30.40 29.45 Spicejet Ltd 71.60 71.05 RatanIndEnt 45.70 45.70 Vandana [1] 1.13 1.18 Andhra Cem 27.80 26.45 Amal Product 350.35 352.25 Camex Ltd 24.45 26.40 Foods & Inns [1] 65.25 65.90 Inter.Combus 173.15 178.40 Ludolow Jute 86.10 87.20 Niyogin 78.70 81.65 Rnb Denims 119.35 120.65 Sportking 4065.80 4002.00 ISMT [5] 25.90 26.10 RatanIndPowr 4.70 4.85 Varroc [1] 288.80 295.30 ArchidplyDec 38.80 38.50 JaiprakshAs[2] 8.40 8.15 Ravi K Dis 12.35 12.35 Amfl 1.80 1.81 Cams 3191.20 3241.05 Forbes & Co 3163.85 3173.25 Inter.Travel 73.00 71.10 Luharuka [1] 0.89 0.93 Novartis [5] 790.15 797.65 Rodium 49.80 54.20 Srd 80.10 81.30 Vedavaag 57.60 59.10 Amines&Plast [2] 109.05 113.00 Caprihans 146.15 141.55 Force Motr 1294.55 1334.55 Ion Exchange 2255.00 2226.45 Lxchem [2] 364.15 382.35 Ntc Indust 70.30 80.95 Rolexrings 1088.15 1100.50 Srestha [2] 2.48 2.37 Archies [2] 18.05 18.70 Jay.Neco 18.80 19.70 RelHomeFin 3.35 3.50 Veer Energy 14.55 15.10 ArveeLabs 91.15 95.00 JBF Ind 22.95 22.00 Reliancepowr 10.55 11.05 Amintan [1] 1.74 1.80 Captain Poly [2] 27.40 27.55 Fortis Mlr 69.15 67.25 Ipl [1] 311.35 308.70 Machino Plas 125.35 123.70 Nureca 1610.60 1581.85 Rossari [2] 1339.10 1323.90 Srg Hfl 154.95 150.20 Veljan 1099.95 1050.80 Amrapali Ind [5] 9.36 9.00 Cartrade 1476.35 1429.05 Fredun 379.45 378.20 Ircon [2] 43.70 42.95 Madhavipl [1] 4.65 4.45 Nuvoco 532.60 527.45 Roto Pumps [2] 245.00 245.20 Sri Digv Cem 79.95 79.40 Ashapura [2] 121.95 123.95 JITFInfraLog [2] 58.65 61.55 ReliancInfra 66.40 67.90 Vertex Sec. [2] 2.57 2.61 Atlanta [2] 12.30 12.70 JSWEnergy 226.65 237.95 Remsons 202.20 204.50 Amrawor Agr[1] 0.39 0.40 Ceejay Finan 99.95 114.80 Freshtrop Fr 103.75 105.65 Irctc 2637.00 2621.15 Madrasfert 28.90 28.30 Nyssacorp [1] 5.32 5.54 Route 1927.85 1908.70 Sri Kpr Ind 19.80 20.00 Viaanindus [1] 0.75 0.72 Andhra Petro 143.40 145.90 Ceinsystech 148.85 153.15 Frontier Spr 272.15 274.80 Irfc 23.05 22.90 Maesgetf [18] 28.53 28.45 Oal [5] 805.70 819.15 Royal Ind 1.89 1.85 Starhfl 87.00 87.55 Aurionpro 184.20 185.20 JSWIspat 32.65 31.15 RoltaIndDep 5.35 5.60 Victor Mil [100] 2833.05 2980.00 Ausom 69.85 73.30 Kaly.For 210.00 215.00 Ruchi Inff [1] 7.55 7.45 Andrew Yule [2] 24.70 24.50 Cenlub Indus 79.00 82.30 G.V.Films [1] 0.98 0.98 Isec [5] 691.40 699.40 Maestros Ele 44.85 44.60 Obi Ltd 3.76 3.70 Rril [5] 12.34 12.58 Starteck 119.50 119.95 Vijay Solvex 3562.50 3384.40 Angelbrkg 1130.10 1111.50 Cg­Vak Softw 145.30 147.85 Galaxy Bear. 398.20 385.40 Isgec [1] 697.45 697.45 Mafang [40] 53.15 53.08 Odyssey Tech 45.65 48.20 Rts Power Co 66.00 66.45 Steel Exch 81.35 79.95 Auto Stamp 55.55 55.30 Kanani Ind [1] 8.85 8.75 SabEvents 3.20 3.30 Vikas Wsp [1] 5.10 5.29 BajajHindSu[1] 15.25 15.05 KapstonFacil 89.70 89.95 SagardpAlloy 53.35 50.70 Anjani Synt. 25.65 26.40 Chamanl Se [2] 107.65 117.35 Ganesh Benz[1] 70.80 69.65 Ishan Dyes 74.00 74.00 Mafatlal Ind 132.25 135.90 Ok Play (I) 31.90 30.55 Rubfila Int. [5] 104.95 102.15 Steelcast [5] 213.80 209.95 Vikasprop [1] 2.32 2.31 Anjanifoods 159.95 166.90 Chandni Te 46.65 47.00 Garmntmntr 212.15 215.65 Ist Ltd. [5] 497.45 495.10 Mafsetf 17.45 17.53 Orchasp [2] 3.39 3.45 Rvhl [1] 21.10 22.15 Stl Str Inf 50.75 53.25 Bang Over 31.30 32.85 KardaConst [1] 20.90 20.20 Sakth.Sug 15.55 15.80 Vikram Therm 218.65 219.40 Barak Val 26.20 25.50 Karma Enr 19.95 20.70 SakumExp. [1] 10.60 10.10 Anmol 171.95 166.15 Chandra Prab 154.65 162.35 Garnet Const 23.05 23.05 Isw Ltd [1] 1.43 1.50 Maha Corp [1] 0.56 0.58 Orientelec [1] 320.35 321.95 Rvnl 27.75 27.85 Stovac Ind. 2461.55 2511.55 Vineetlab 78.25 82.15 Anuh Pharma[5] 117.25 118.00 Charterlogis [1] 4.83 4.98 Garnet Intl 23.60 24.70 Itl Industrs 148.60 143.15 Maha.Rubtech 65.40 62.15 Orirail [1] 61.80 65.65 Saboo Sodium 20.96 21.75 Stovekraft 786.50 820.50 BharatWire 65.35 63.50 Kavveri Tel 5.05 5.30 SAL Stl 9.90 10.35 Vippy Spin. 81.00 85.90 BirlaCable 84.35 88.55 Kernx.Mic 72.20 70.60 Sambhaav [1] 2.95 2.85 Anup 963.75 953.25 Chdchem 7.20 7.03 Gayatri Bio 11.30 10.75 Iwp [2] 38.35 38.45 Mahepc 131.40 131.00 Osiajee 38.50 38.95 Sacheta Met. 17.80 17.65 Sukjit Strch 250.95 250.15 Vipulorg 166.50 165.35 Anupam 14.50 15.20 Chemb Chm [5] 220.15 221.90 Gblil 4.65 4.68 Jagan Lamps 48.65 56.95 Majestic Aut 123.50 122.25 Ozoneworld 7.59 7.96 Sadhana Nitr[1] 33.90 35.55 Sumichem 398.50 399.25 BombyRayFash 7.30 7.35 KirloskarBro [2] 377.15 379.05 SardaEnergy 686.65 665.80 Virinchi 62.60 63.40 BombySuprHyb 293.40 296.00 Kopran 205.30 206.95 Saregama 3250.05 3225.50 Anuras 728.20 736.10 Chemcon 440.60 441.15 Gckl 18.95 19.85 Jagatjit Ind 61.05 60.25 Makers Lab. 207.90 209.65 P.G.Foils 214.30 215.10 Safari Ind. [2] 830.90 836.10 Sunil Health 32.00 31.05 Virtual Glo [1] 0.99 1.03 Apm Indus. [2] 30.95 30.65 Chemplasts [5] 527.60 535.05 Gee Ltd [2] 88.60 89.45 Jaibala Ind 59.80 58.45 Mallcom 622.00 632.20 Pacific Ind. 355.20 359.80 Sagarprod [1] 2.74 2.73 Sunshield Ch 328.30 314.70 BorosilRenew 309.30 302.65 Kothari Prod 96.40 96.80 SastasundVen 275.10 276.95 Visagar Fin [2] 1.71 1.75 BrightcomGr[2] 32.25 33.85 LambraText [5] 81.20 79.10 ShardaMotor[2] 635.30 629.25 Apmfinvest [2] 38.05 37.90 Cheviot Co. 1306.30 1335.70 Gemstone In[1] 1.54 1.61 Jameswarren 198.25 202.85 Mancredit 58.85 59.30 Pan India C 0.95 0.99 Sagarsoft 219.95 211.60 Super Crop. [2] 7.10 6.87 Vishal [5] 113.05 112.65 Apollo Fin I 378.55 392.20 Choice Int. 137.95 141.15 Gencon [5] 42.85 42.45 Jasch Indust 126.30 132.90 Manorama 1499.85 1548.85 Pana Energ 295.50 298.80 Sahya Indu 738.50 720.00 SuperTanner [1] 4.90 5.04 BTRFLYGandhi 729.75 728.55 Landmark [1] 4.30 4.45 ShreeRenuSu[1] 24.85 26.05 Vishalbl 34.45 32.60 Burnpur 2.50 2.60 LGB Forge [1] 6.50 6.20 ShreramProtn 33.75 33.05 Apollotri [2] 1532.60 1569.35 Cianagro 43.15 45.25 Gennex Lab [1] 7.86 7.84 Jaykay [1] 53.25 52.00 Manorg 678.30 682.85 Panafic [1] 0.35 0.35 Saint­Gobain 60.40 60.80 Superb Paper 17.35 18.50 Vishwaraj 160.55 155.15 Aptus [2] 347.75 351.65 Clean [1] 1458.10 1429.90 Genpharma [1] 7.69 7.73 Jayshri Chem 6.48 6.16 Manvijay [1] 61.80 63.65 Panch.Steel 98.40 96.50 Samkrg Pist. 164.10 164.10 Superior 184.75 184.40 CEEBCO 32.00 31.60 LloydsSteels [1] 2.85 2.95 Shriram Pist 907.10 900.00 Vision Corpo 1.76 1.93 CentrlDepSer 1155.35 1162.60 Lotys Eye 43.95 42.85 SIL Invest. 282.75 284.65 Architorg 41.60 41.30 Cni Res Ltd [1] 1.98 2.02 Ggeng [2] 20.35 21.40 Jaysn Dyest [1] 79.15 79.50 Maris Spin. 58.05 58.40 Parleind 8.84 8.74 Samrat Pharm 193.95 204.40 Surat Text. [1] 9.13 9.58 Visioncine [1] 1.33 1.39 Arihant Cap. [5] 141.65 142.65 Coast Corp 265.45 263.75 Ggl 9.60 9.38 Jct Ltd [2] 2.78 2.91 Master Trust [5] 105.00 108.70 Parnaxlab 24.25 23.65 Sanco Trans 467.65 472.00 Suryalata Sp 269.20 257.70 CGPower&S [2] 84.30 83.70 Maan Alum 148.70 143.20 SimbholiSug 27.60 28.15 Vista Pharma[2] 8.88 8.77 CinelineInd [5] 82.90 87.00 Magn.Ven 8.25 8.60 Somany [2] 660.00 682.00 Artemiselc 55.95 54.75 Cochin Min. 128.25 131.10 Ggpl [5] 33.05 30.85 Jenburkt Ph. 489.75 508.20 Maxhealth 324.80 332.90 Parvati [5] 5.96 5.73 Sandu Pharma 49.90 50.45 Suryoday 156.65 156.55 Vistaramar 66.75 65.85 Artson Eng [1] 52.80 52.25 Colorchips 42.40 40.30 Gland [1] 3849.30 3879.30 Jkagri Gen 719.45 719.00 Maximus 94.25 93.85 Pas.Acrylon 28.95 28.20 Sandur Mang. 1768.40 1690.25 Suvenphar [1] 540.35 559.90 Cinevistaas [2] 12.80 12.20 MahaApexCorp 98.55 100.65 SomanyHomInn 370.75 361.05 Vivid Ind [5] 30.80 32.30 CountrClbHo[2] 6.50 6.45 Manali Pet [5] 88.15 89.80 SPML Infra [2] 11.40 10.85 Ashikacr 40.50 40.80 Com Fincap 46.00 45.85 Globus Con 36.50 38.30 Joonktollee 121.55 121.60 Maxindia 68.20 68.10 Pasari Spin 2.58 2.46 Saninfra 168.80 167.65 Suyog Tele 405.10 402.65 Vivo Bio Tec 80.15 88.75 Ashirwa Cap [1] 4.78 4.70 Comfort Com 9.85 9.90 Glosterltd 1249.80 1230.75 Jstl 96.25 92.85 Mayukh [5] 42.05 41.40 Patel Airtem 191.70 187.40 Sanjivani Pa 29.75 30.25 Svam Softwar 4.02 4.14 CreativePeri 238.40 235.65 Mask Invest 32.00 31.00 SreiInfraFin 8.50 8.60 Voith Paper 1191.75 1194.55 CrestVenture 130.50 125.00 Maw.Sug 80.40 81.95 StampedeCap 5.00 5.25 Ashok­Alco 86.00 90.10 Comfort Inte 20.50 19.55 Gls [2] 675.50 670.75 Jtl Infra 792.30 793.90 Mazdock 233.65 233.80 Patidar 15.55 14.78 Sappl 321.90 322.10 Svaraj Trad 14.21 13.50 Vrl 127.60 124.45 Asian Star 858.55 856.00 Competent Au 223.05 218.15 Gnrl 11.56 11.62 Jublingrea [1] 674.70 707.55 Medi Caps 45.50 45.45 Pbm Polytex 142.55 137.65 Sat Ind Ltd [2] 31.10 31.00 Svartcorp [1] 4.26 4.31 Cyber Med 10.25 10.25 McNally 6.20 6.10 Std Inds [5] 14.95 14.85 Waareertl 185.70 185.90 DamodarInd [5] 40.55 41.25 Mega Soft 14.50 15.20 SumeetInd 7.85 7.85 Asian Tea 18.40 18.40 Comsyn 130.15 130.10 Godavari Dru 69.15 71.70 Jumpnet [5] 8.07 8.06 MediaMatrix [1] 5.83 6.09 Pcs Tech 9.64 10.60 Satia [1] 94.05 93.95 Svcind 2.29 2.40 Waterbase 114.70 114.50 Asianene 142.40 144.65 Conart Eng. 33.50 34.90 Golden Lami[5] 1092.60 1068.55 Jupiter Info 23.65 23.35 Medicamen Bi 631.80 602.55 Pee Cee Cosm 139.15 134.45 Sauras.Cem. 97.45 98.85 Svpglob [1] 126.25 129.55 DB(Int)StBrk [2] 22.75 21.65 MeghmaniFin 493.95 518.60 SumitWoods 12.85 13.30 Welsplsol [6] 14.30 14.15 DCM 47.55 49.30 MeghManiOrgn 108.40 106.30 Sund.Multi [1] 2.00 2.10 Asiil [1] 15.00 15.00 Concord 26.05 26.05 Goodricke 240.05 240.90 Jyoti Ltd. 10.12 10.50 Medinova Dia 45.40 45.70 Perm Magnets 362.70 367.20 Saven Techn [1] 27.80 28.50 Swasti Vinay [1] 7.65 7.68 Wepsoln 19.95 19.30 Asm Technolo 257.60 247.05 Cosco India 143.30 142.30 Goodyear (I) 1013.00 1007.75 Jyoti Resins 758.45 776.65 Mega Corpn. [1] 1.20 1.26 Pharmaids Ph 13.15 12.70 Sawaca Busi 2.80 2.75 Swastik Inv 141.10 140.50 DCMFinlService 2.60 2.60 Mirc Ele [1] 16.25 16.50 Super Spn [1] 10.00 10.40 Westlife Dev [2] 513.00 526.40 DeepakFertil 413.70 407.05 ModiRubber 62.85 62.00 Supr.Petro 620.85 629.05 Asrl 124.20 120.90 Cosmo Ferr. 69.60 73.05 Grauer& Weil[1] 59.85 58.20 Kaira Can Co 1599.95 1531.85 Megrisoft 161.50 165.40 Piccadily Ag 18.30 18.50 Sbec Sugar 22.75 23.85 Swil 97.95 102.40 Whiteorg 6.74 6.74 Asso.Alcohol 432.85 429.20 Craftsman [5] 1917.20 1921.05 Greencrest 5.18 5.08 Kallam [2] 15.20 15.75 Mehai 46.55 47.25 Piccadily Su 13.00 13.05 Sbicard 1064.85 1088.40 Swsolar [1] 284.10 311.20 DeepEneResou 40.20 39.70 Mohit Ind 11.35 11.90 Suryalaxmi 55.00 54.85 Wim Plast Lt 505.70 497.95 Dhar.Sugar 16.55 17.35 MohotaIndus 7.60 7.90 Tainwala 80.65 78.95 Asyainfo 4.09 4.14 Cressanda So[1] 1.89 1.80 Grinfra [5] 1584.25 1577.35 Kalyankjil 63.30 62.95 MenonPiston[1] 33.85 33.75 Pix Trans 747.75 729.25 Sbisensex 589.90 587.96 Sxetf [250] 609.76 607.68 Windlas [5] 346.40 344.45 Atharv Ent 1.68 1.73 Cslfinance 115.05 114.70 Grm Overseas 888.40 932.80 Kamaholding 9296.35 9363.30 Mercantile 14.70 14.50 Pmcfin [1] 2.03 2.13 Scanp Geom [2] 14.40 15.10 Symbiox 1.32 1.41 Digicontent [2] 11.65 11.60 Mold­TekTec [2] 77.70 75.95 Tanla Sol [1] 890.15 889.85 Winsome Brew 11.18 11.64 DigispiceTec 55.30 53.90 Mukand 144.10 144.70 TataSteelBSL 90.80 89.75 Athenaglo 61.50 59.50 Cubical Fin. [2] 1.09 1.12 Gstl 53.85 54.05 Kanchi 759.20 773.50 Mescon 14.25 14.20 Pml 1503.20 1528.90 Scanstl 52.80 51.30 Synco Form. [1] 6.62 6.29 Wpil Ltd. 849.55 893.15 Atv Projects 9.26 9.05 Dai­Ichi Kar 395.00 382.70 Guj.Themis. [5] 416.10 417.05 Kancotea 65.00 64.10 Metal Coatin 38.20 34.95 Polycab 1870.15 1857.80 Sctl 0.60 0.63 T C M Ltd. 61.50 62.35 Ducon Infra [1] 10.20 10.70 NagaDhunseri 1439.90 1439.55 TataSteellng 934.10 920.35 Xtglobal [1] 38.35 38.00 Eclerx 2214.00 2254.50 NagarjunFert[1] 11.70 12.25 TataTel(Mah) 35.60 35.55 Auro Lab. 126.30 127.55 Daikaffil Ch 29.90 31.75 H.P.Cotton 89.80 89.65 Kanpur Plast 229.85 230.75 Metroglobl 74.90 73.50 Polychem 532.75 539.60 Seacoast 211.55 203.85 Taalent 986.80 1037.70 Yamini Inves [1] 0.78 0.75 Austin Engg. 52.10 53.20 Danlaw Tech. 220.75 227.70 Halder 480.40 503.45 Kay Pow Pap 3.10 3.20 Mfl India [1] 0.36 0.35 Polylink Pol [5] 19.95 19.95 Setfbse100 176.49 176.16 Taneja Aero. [5] 47.00 44.65 Ever.Kanto [2] 106.70 112.00 Nagrk.Exp [5] 33.50 35.15 TejasNetwork 362.90 359.35 Yashchem 37.00 36.70 ExcelRealNIn 2.70 2.80 Nah.Ind 112.50 114.05 TeraSoftware 53.95 53.60 Available Fi 83.35 86.00 Deccangold [1] 17.75 18.60 Haldyn Glass [1] 37.00 37.30 Kclinfra [2] 1.90 1.81 Milkfood 325.25 334.90 Polymech.Mch 50.15 48.40 Seyaind 57.55 55.50 Tata Yodogaw 56.95 57.50 Yasho 612.40 618.40 Avantel Ltd 670.25 671.00 Decipher 34.55 33.05 Happstmnds [2] 1434.80 1436.75 Kcp Sugar In [1] 23.15 23.00 Minaxi Text. [1] 1.02 1.00 Polyspin [5] 79.05 80.80 SgnTelecoms[1] 0.40 0.38 Tatia Glob [1] 1.67 1.63 ExpleoSolu 1011.85 1062.40 Nah.Spg [5] 395.35 390.70 ThePKTeaProd 328.90 334.45 Yashpakka 87.00 86.75 ExxaroTiles 123.85 124.80 NDRAutoCompo 384.40 381.00 TheWestInPly 59.95 62.90 Avonmore 40.55 39.50 Deep 158.60 160.65 Hawkins Cook 6199.25 6259.95 Keerthi 169.65 175.50 Mishtann [1] 19.22 20.12 Poona Dal 53.50 54.30 Sgrl 358.85 356.70 Tatva 2193.75 2129.70 Yuken India 535.95 580.95 Awhcl [5] 344.80 340.65 Deepak Spinn 258.80 263.15 Haz Mul Pro 16.80 16.35 Keltech En. 708.85 715.10 Mitsu 257.70 258.00 Porwal Auto 24.30 25.30 Sha Eng Pla 1800.00 1798.70 Tcnsbrands [2] 605.00 599.20 FCS Soft [1] 1.60 1.65 NeueonTowers 2.45 2.35 Thom.Scot 19.00 18.90 Zenith Healt [1] 7.54 7.48 GatewayDistr 255.30 258.05 Neuland 1554.45 1632.15 Tidewater [2] 1818.70 1827.75 Axtel Indus. 309.60 312.90 Deepind 139.50 138.75 Hemiprop 128.45 125.65 Kemistar 41.30 46.25 Mkexim 70.30 67.55 Powerindia [2] 1958.10 2158.80 Shahlon 69.00 72.45 Tcpl Pack 537.00 536.80 Zenlabs 34.90 35.85 B.N.Rathi Se 37.30 37.65 Denis Chem 56.70 56.10 Heranba 784.40 786.15 Kennametal 1361.60 1444.30 Mnil 12.90 13.47 Ppl 157.70 157.75 Shalimar Pro [1] 0.49 0.49 Tdsl 25.95 25.50 GenusP&B [1] 9.90 9.95 NewgenSWTech 585.10 575.60 Tijaria 6.50 6.20 Zenotech 52.00 54.60 B2b Soft. 25.15 26.40 Devhari [1] 0.58 0.60 Hfil 15.30 15.15 Kerala Ayur 65.55 74.30 Mod.Insul. 56.20 55.00 Pradeep Met. 75.80 78.15 Shangar [5] 7.17 6.86 Technoe [2] 277.30 282.05 GI Engg. 3.40 3.30 NilaSpaces 1.95 2.00 TilakngrInd 39.85 39.35 Zf Steering 462.35 456.50 Ba Pack 227.15 223.85 Devyani [1] 113.35 112.05 High Energy 1563.50 1641.65 Kg Petrochem 400.85 384.05 Modern Dairi 8.71 9.14 Praveg 109.70 111.05 Sharda Ispat 71.25 74.25 Tejnaksh 89.30 90.15 Gillander 47.50 47.45 Nitin Spn 212.75 204.85 Tips Ind 1089.20 1098.70 Zodiac Ven [1] 25.15 24.95 Baba Arts [1] 15.35 15.05 Dhabriya 67.25 67.60 Him.Fibres [1] 4.63 4.86 Khaitan Che [1] 59.60 62.55 Modinatural 121.95 127.35 Premier Cap[1] 7.88 8.00 Sharika [5] 9.75 9.55 Terrascope [5] 2.01 2.05 GlobText(In) 10.00 10.50 NK Industrie 37.45 39.30 TirupatiForg 85.05 86.95 Zomato [1] 124.35 125.85 Bajaj Steel [5] 903.95 949.10 Dhampure Sgr 29.05 30.45 Himtek [2] 112.85 109.00 Kic Metaliks [2] 59.35 57.05 Modison Met[1] 72.65 72.95 Prerna Infr 20.15 19.25 Sharp India 42.15 40.20 Texel Indus. 63.65 66.80 GlobusSpirit 904.80 892.05 Oil Country 6.55 6.75 TN Tele 9.95 9.50 Bajajhcare 851.60 855.10 Dhan Roto Sp 96.90 92.10 Hind Alumin 34.40 35.70 Kilburn Engg 30.20 30.60 Modulex 17.20 16.70 Prima Plasti 117.55 120.90 Sharp Inv [1] 0.65 0.66 Tgvsl 35.55 35.30 Group T God.Pow.Isp 1139.20 1082.25 OlectrGrntec 302.75 300.65 TouchwoodEnt 124.35 125.70 Balmer La.In 461.75 464.20 Dhanadacol [1] 6.88 7.22 Hind.Fluroca 9.63 9.78 Kilpest (I) 523.35 544.30 Monarch 126.30 125.65 Princepipe 604.20 603.20 Shbajrg 271.45 285.00 Thinkink [5] 38.45 39.55 GodhaCarbon 38.35 37.20 Omax Auto 45.60 47.85 TreeHouseEdu 8.60 8.90 Bambino Agro 284.40 286.55 Dhanvarsha 648.50 631.00 Hind.Tin Wrk 116.90 117.45 Kims 1275.10 1287.30 Morgan Cru [5] 930.90 922.60 Prism Medi 4.93 4.74 Sheetal Diam 4.48 4.70 Tiaanc 14.15 14.85 Bh.Immun&Bio 45.00 47.25 GreenpanlInd 242.35 246.80 OnelifeCapAd 24.70 23.50 TVVision 3.35 3.50 Barbeque [5] 1072.55 1086.90 Dharamsi Chm 335.95 342.35 Hindu.Adhesi 269.25 266.75 Kinetic Eng. 57.40 58.00 Moschip [2] 42.75 41.30 Prismx 102.30 101.00 Shervani Ind 272.90 269.30 Tiger Logs 77.25 81.10 Darshanorna 57.30 59.10 GTL 15.65 16.40 OnePntOneSol 36.75 36.00 Utm.G.Stl 4.40 4.60 Baroda Extr. [1] 2.23 2.14 Dhoot I.Fin. 91.80 90.55 Hindustn Bio 3.39 3.72 Kingsinfra 34.00 33.85 Mpl 4.40 4.49 Pritikauto [2] 17.65 17.35 Shilchar Tec 199.20 199.15 Tiindia [1] 1295.70 1265.45 Exxaro 123.05 125.15 GujartRafInd 30.55 29.20 OptimusInfra 154.70 162.40 Utm.Sug 198.90 198.00 Basant Agro [1] 11.92 11.62 Dhp India Lt 620.75 632.30 Hleglas 3541.25 3996.25 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 239.60 235.20 Msl 82.15 80.55 Ptcil 2436.30 2531.10 Shilp Gravur 111.95 113.20 Timex Group [1] 44.30 43.35 Greenpanel [1] 242.55 246.40 GulshanPoly [1] 230.65 242.15 Opto Cir 3.65 3.80 VikasLifecar 3.55 3.60 Bcc Fuba 15.25 14.60 Diamines&Chm 265.35 272.55 Homefirst [2] 565.65 559.65 Kirlosar Pn [2] 361.35 381.90 Mstc 257.80 256.15 Ptil 443.40 443.30 Shishind 59.80 61.00 Tinnarubr 95.05 96.05 Grwrhitech 1021.20 1019.25 Hexa Trade [2] 222.95 220.65 OrchidPharma 412.30 421.60 VIPClothing [2] 18.45 18.20 Bclil 227.15 228.80 Diana Tea Co [5] 25.00 24.95 Huil 4635.40 4635.85 Kirloskar El 17.65 17.40 Mtartech 1233.40 1266.45 Pun.Alkali 110.15 109.35 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 180.65 175.15 Tirupati Sar [5] 7.08 7.01 Guj.Stat.Fin 6.61 6.63 HFCL [1] 64.90 68.10 PanacheDigi 58.00 59.75 Wanbury 82.85 83.25 Bcpl 52.40 51.95 Divya.Granit 75.20 74.65 Icicialplv 169.50 169.62 Kisan Mould. 16.85 16.65 Mukta 3.06 3.21 Pun.Communi. 30.90 30.75 ShivCement [2] 37.10 36.75 Titan Biotec 328.25 332.90 Hind.Foods 1785.75 1790.95 Himat.Seid [5] 243.55 244.30 Param.Comn [2] 13.00 12.35 WelthFrstPrt 215.25 219.80 Bdh Indus. 121.35 122.20 Dodla 551.45 551.65 Icicifmcg 386.00 393.70 Kkalpanaind [2] 50.65 48.55 Multibase I 231.00 236.60 Pvvinfra 6.53 6.32 Shivalik [5] 987.70 994.65 Titan Secur. 17.00 17.40 Mfl 492.95 517.55 HindNGls&In[2] 36.50 37.35 PBA Infra 10.55 11.05 WS Ind 6.70 7.00 Bectorfood 400.00 394.60 Dolphin Medi 3.00 2.90 Icicilovol 135.71 134.79 Kmc Shil [1] 47.95 52.15 N.R.Agarwal 305.20 314.65 Pwasml 34.40 33.65 Shree Global [1] 7.65 7.87 Toyamind [1] 3.23 3.31 Mol [1] 114.80 109.10 HindujaGlobl 2837.05 2775.05 PeninsulLand[2] 11.05 11.60 XelpmocDesgn 378.35 378.55 Beekay 359.15 368.90 Duncaneng 180.45 188.00 Icicimcap 97.41 97.71 Kocl 1.71 1.63 Narayani 32.65 31.35 Qgo 22.35 21.25 Shreeganes 137.15 139.30 Transgene Bi 3.65 3.65 Nilaspaces [1] 1.89 1.97 HindustnFood 1788.10 1784.00 PNBHousngFin 666.10 649.75 YaariDigInt 93.50 97.75 Bellacasa 122.90 126.15 Dynamic 64.95 64.45 Icicinxt50 [1] 40.77 40.62 Kotaknifty 175.44 174.92 Narendra Pro 25.85 27.05 Quadrant [1] 0.26 0.27 Shri Dinesh 605.50 610.30 Transpek 2006.25 1966.05 Palmjewels 30.05 31.55 HOV Services 66.50 66.95 Ponnie Sug 243.00 242.40 Zuari Ag 123.90 123.30 Bengal Tea & 64.30 66.45 Dynamic Ind. 86.00 81.80 Icicitech 345.20 345.25 Kothari Ferm 69.00 70.55 Narmada Gel 200.50 202.75 Quint 334.95 330.20 ShrJagdamb [1] 1273.40 1302.55 Trejhara 60.30 60.70 Paushak Ltd 8311.95 8595.35 Hubtown 30.75 29.25 PoonwalaFinC 177.35 178.05 ZuariGlobal 126.50 129.15

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